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{{stub}} {{Game | name = Raving Rabbids Alive & Kicking | image = [[File:Boxart RRAeK.jpg|200px|Raving Rabbids Alive & Kicking]] | published by = [[Ubisoft]] | developed by = Ubisoft Paris, Ubisoft Milan | | release date = [[File:European Union.png|16px]] 4th November 2011 [[File:United_States_of_America(USA).png|16px]] 8th November 2011 | genre = Party | gameplay mode = Single and multiplayer | platforms = Xbox 360 }} '''''Raving Rabbids: Alive and Kicking''''' ('''''Rabbids: Fuori Di Schermo''''' in Italy) ('''''Kórliki: Na Żywo i w Kolorze''''' in Poland) is a party video game which was released by publisher and developer Ubisoft (Ubisoft Paris and Ubisoft Milan) on November 3, 2011 in Australia, November 4, 2011 in Europe and November 8, 2011 in North America for the Xbox 360 video game platform. This is the sixth game from the [[Raving Rabbids (series)|''Raving Rabbids'' games franchise]]. The game was exclusively developed for the Kinect and the only ''Rabbids'' game not Released on a Nintendo platform and consists of mini-games with up to 4 players. It was presented at the 15th E3 in Los Angeles, California, United States. == Reception == ''Raving Rabbids: Alive and Kicking'' has received mixed reviews. Mitch Dyer from IGN stated in his review, "Imprecise controls ruin the uncomplicated games. It started out unfulfilling and didn't get much better. It's the kind of mindless thing I'd load up on my phone for five minute bursts. At home I'd rather be doing anything else." Metacritic gave the game 5.8, GameRankings gave a positive 61,64%, and Official Xbox Magazine UK gave a 8 out of 10. However, GameSpot gave the game a 4.0 "poor" rating, criticizing the "weak visuals" and "tedious navigation." {{Rabbids series}} [[it:Rabbids: Fuori di Schermo]] [[pl:Raving Rabbids: Alive and Kicking]] [[Category:Multiplayer games]] [[Category:Rabbids games]] [[Category:Articles requiring expansion]]
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Marion is a woman who has learned to shield herself from her emotions. She hires an apartment to work undisturbed on her new book, but by some acoustic anomaly she can hear all that is said in the next apartment in which a psychiatrist holds his office. When she hears a young woman tell that she finds it harder and harder to bear her life, Marion starts to reflect on her own life. After a series of events she comes to understand how her unemotional attitude towards the people around her affected them and herself.


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SpaceX Inspiration4 mission will send 4 people with minimal training into orbit — and bring space tourism closer to reality
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This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Space.com's Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights.
Wendy Whitman Cobb, Professor of Strategy and Security Studies, US Air Force School of Advanced Air and Space Studies
On Sept. 15, 2021, the next batch of space tourists are set to lift off aboard a SpaceX rocket. Organized and funded by entrepreneur Jared Isaacman, the Inspiration4 mission touts itself as "the first all-civilian mission to orbit" and represents a new type of space tourism.
The four crew members will not be the first space tourists this year. In the past few months, the world witnessed billionaires Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos launching themselves and a lucky few others into space on brief suborbital trips. While there are similarities between those launches and Inspiration4 — the mission is being paid for by one billionaire and is using a rocket built by another, Elon Musk — the differences are noteworthy. From my perspective as a space policy expert, the mission's emphasis on public involvement and the fact that Inspiration4 will send regular people into orbit for three days make it a milestone in space tourism.
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The four crew members of the Inspiration4 mission include a physician assistant, a data engineer, a geoscientist and billionaire Jared Isaacman (left). (Image credit: Inspiration4/John Kraus)
Why Inspiration4 is different
The biggest difference between Inspiration4 and the flights performed earlier this year is the destination.
Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic took — and in the future, will take — their passengers on suborbital launches. Their vehicles only go high enough to reach the beginning of space before returning to the ground a few minutes later. SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Crew Dragon vehicle, however, are powerful enough to take the Inspiration4 crew all the way into orbit, where they will circle the Earth for three days.
The four-person crew is also quite different from the other launches. Led by Isaacman, the mission features a somewhat diverse group of people. One crew member, Sian Proctor, won a contest among people who use Isaacman's online payment company. Another unique aspect of the mission is that one of its goals is to raise awareness of and funds for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. As such, Isaacman selected Hayley Arceneaux, a physician's assistant at St. Jude and childhood cancer survivor, to participate in the launch. The final member, Christopher Sembroski, won his seat when his friend was chosen in a charity raffle for St. Jude and offered his seat to Sembroski.
Because none of the four participants has any prior formal astronaut training, the flight has been called the first "all civilian" space mission. While the rocket and crew capsule are both fully automated — no one on board will need to control any part of the launch or landing — the four members still needed to go through much more training than the people on the suborbital flights. In less than six months, the crew has undergone hours of simulator training, lessons in flying a jet aircraft and spent time in a centrifuge to prepare them for the G-forces of launch.
Social outreach has also been an important aspect of the mission. While Bezos' and Branson's flights brought on criticism of billionaire playboys in space, Inspiration4 has tried — with mixed results — to make space tourism more relatable. The crew recently appeared on the cover of Time magazine and is the subject of an ongoing Netflix documentary.
There have also been other fundraising events for St. Jude, including a 4-mile virtual run and the planned auction of beer hops that will be flown on the mission.
The Inspiration4 mission is a step toward giving more people access to views like this — the aurora borealis seen from the International Space Station. (Image credit: NASA)
The future of space tourism?
Sending a crew of amateur astronauts into orbit is a significant step in the development of space tourism. However, despite the more inclusive feel of the mission, there are still serious barriers to overcome before average people can go to space.
For one, the cost remains quite high. Though three of the four are not rich, Isaacman is a billionaire and paid an estimated $200 million to fund the trip. The need to train for a mission like this also means that prospective passengers must be able to devote significant amounts of time to prepare — time that many ordinary people don't have.
Finally, space remains a dangerous place, and there will never be a way to fully remove the danger of launching people — whether untrained civilians or seasoned professional astronauts — into space.
Despite these limitations, orbital space tourism is coming. For SpaceX, Inspiration4 is an important proof of concept that they hope will further demonstrate the safety and reliability of their autonomous rocket and capsule systems. Indeed, SpaceX has several tourist missions planned in the next few months, even though the company isn't focused on space tourism. Some will even include stops at the International Space Station.
Even as space remains out of reach for most on Earth, Inspiration4 is an example of how billionaire space barons' efforts to include more people on their journeys can give an otherwise exclusive activity a wider public appeal.
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S&P Releases Plan to Renovate Its Rating System
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S&P Releases Plan to Renovate Its Rating SystemNew York–Standard and Poor's announced detailed plans Thursday to revamp its rating system, the Financial Times reports.The reform plan contains 27 action points, which center around four main areas. The first involves restructuring New York-based S&P governance procedures to remove any potential conflicts of interest. The ratings agency…
S&P Releases Plan to Renovate Its Rating SystemNew York–Standard and Poor's announced detailed plans Thursday to revamp its rating system, the Financial Times reports.The reform plan contains 27 action points, which center around four main areas. The first involves restructuring New York-based S&P governance procedures to remove any potential conflicts of interest. The ratings agency will appoint an ombudsman and hire an outside firm to oversee compliance and publish its results. The second focus area includes plans to confirm credit rating accuracy by taking factors such as trading liquidity and valuation of securities into account.S&P's third area of improvement involves enhancing the transparency of all ratings; the fourth centers around further educating investors about the ratings process and finance in general.After recent investor discontent, all three major rating agencies are reviewing the way they do business, according to the Times. However, S&P is the first company that has devised and announced a plan to overhaul its ratings system."We are going much further than adjusting our ratings methodologies and opinions," S&P president Deven Sharma told the Times. "Investor education is key."


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Advertising is an audio or visual form of marketing communication that employs an openly sponsored, non-personal message to promote or sell a product, service or idea.Sponsors of advertising are often businesses wishing to promote their products or services. Advertising is differentiated from public relations in that an advertiser pays for and has control over the message. It differs from personal selling in that the message is non-personal, i.e., not directed to a particular individual.[1]:661,672 Advertising is communicated through various mass media, including traditional media such as newspapers, magazines, television, radio, outdoor advertising or direct mail; and new media such as search results, blogs, social media, websites or text messages. The actual presentation of the message in a medium is referred to as an advertisement or "ad" for short.
Commercial ads often seek to generate increased consumption of their products or services through "branding", which associates a product name or image with certain qualities in the minds of consumers. On the other hand, ads that intend to elicit an immediate sale are known as direct-response advertising. Non-commercial entities that advertise more than consumer products or services include political parties, interest groups, religious organizations and governmental agencies. Non-profit organizations may use free modes of persuasion, such as a public service announcement. Advertising may also be used to reassure employees or shareholders that a company is viable or successful.
Advertising is an audio or visual form of marketing communication that employs an openly sponsored, non-personal message to promote or sell a product, service or idea.[1]:465 Sponsors of advertising are often businesses wishing to promote their products or services. Advertising is differentiated from public relations in that an advertiser pays for and has control over the message. It differs from personal selling in that the message is non-personal, i.e., not directed to a particular individual. Advertising is communicated through various mass media,[2] including traditional media such as newspapers, magazines, television, radio, outdoor advertising or direct mail; and new media such as search results, blogs, social media, websites or text messages. The actual presentation of the message in a medium is referred to as an advertisement or "ad" for short.
Modern advertising originated with the techniques introduced with tobacco advertising in the 1920s, most significantly with the campaigns of Edward Bernays, considered the founder of modern, "Madison Avenue" advertising.
Worldwide spending on advertising in 2015 amounted to an estimated US$529.43 billion. Advertising's projected distribution for 2017 was 40.4% on TV, 33.3% on digital, 9% on newspapers, 6.9% on magazines, 5.8% on outdoor and 4.3% on radio. Internationally, the largest ("big four") advertising-agency groups are Interpublic, Omnicom, Publicis, and WPP.
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After the long-running television and print commercials began in the 1970s, she became a pop culture icon in Australia and New Zealand.[5] Although the series ended in 1991, she continued intermittently in the campaign until shortly before her death. She continued to support the education of Australian children on the benefits of good oral health habits off-screen as well as publicly.[6]
Callcott died of cancer in Noosa, Queensland on 10 May 2013, aged 66.[1] After her death, Colgate established an education grant in her name in recognition of her contribution to oral health education.[7][8]
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Nell Gifford, owner of Giffords Circus, dies of breast cancer
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Nell Gifford, the owner and co-founder of the retro-chic Giffords Circus, has died of cancer, it has been announced.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer five years ago. After doctors told her earlier this year it had spread and she had a year to live, Gifford continued running between hospital and the circus ring, performing in this year's summer show on a white horse, with a long blond wig hiding her cropped hair.
On Monday, it was announced that Gifford, 46, had died. She leaves twins, Cecil and Red, aged nine, who also often appeared under the Giffords big top.
A familiar figure striding around the circus's headquarters on a farm in Stroud, Gloucestershire, most often in fluorescent orange builders' trousers and a baggy sweatshirt, or sitting for makeup and hair extensions, Gifford was never one for self-pity.
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JP2009239815A - Mobile phone with built-in printer - Google Patents
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B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
B41J—TYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, e.g. INK-JET PRINTERS, THERMAL PRINTERS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
B41J3/00—Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms, e.g. ink-jet printers, thermal printers characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed
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B41J3/445—Printers integrated in other types of apparatus, e.g. printers integrated in cameras
To provide a mobile phone with a built-in printer capable of printing on paper of various sizes.
The printer built-in mobile phone 1 has a cover member 9 that is movable between an exposure position where the ink discharge surface 19a of the ink discharge head 19 can be exposed to the outside and a concealment position where the discharge surface 19a is concealed from the outside. The cover member 9
Is positioned at the concealment position, recording on the sheet P stored in the sheet storage mechanism 16 is allowed, and when the cover member 9 is positioned at the exposure position, recording on a recording medium outside the main body housing 2 is performed. Is acceptable.
[Selection] Figure 4
The present invention relates to a mobile phone provided with a printer capable of printing on a recording medium.
Inkjet printers that print on a recording medium are mainly equipped with devices, but various portable printers that are easy to carry have been proposed. As an example, a portable printer in which a printer is built in a mobile phone is known.
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-228561 shows a mobile phone with a built-in printer. This mobile phone with built-in printer comprises a earpiece 2, a microphone 3, an antenna 4, a series of push buttons 5, and preferably a color LCD screen 6 for displaying information. Further, a printer unit 12 and a print medium stock container 9 are provided, and a business card size card 9 or sheet 10 from the print medium stock container 9 is sent by the print unit paper feeding means 17 by the printer unit 12 and an image is received. Printed.
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Since the cellular phone with a built-in printer described in Patent Document 1 prints on the built-in card 9 or sheet 10, the size is limited to a small-sized recording medium such as a business card size. Therefore, printing cannot be performed on a large recording medium that cannot be stored in the apparatus main body, and the versatility with respect to the size of the recording medium is inferior.
The present invention is intended to solve this problem, and enables printing not only on a small-sized recording medium that can be embedded but also on a large-sized recording medium that cannot be embedded. It is an object of the present invention to provide a printer built-in mobile phone capable of printing on a recording medium.
The cellular phone with a built-in printer according to claim 1 is a paper storage mechanism that stores paper, an ink discharge head that performs recording on the paper stored in the paper storage mechanism, and the paper storage mechanism. A mobile phone with a built-in printer having a paper transport mechanism for transporting paper and a discharge port for discharging the paper recorded by the ink discharge head, wherein the ink discharge surface of the ink discharge head can be exposed to the outside When the cover member is positioned at the concealment position, a sheet stored in the sheet storage mechanism is provided. Recording is permitted, and when the cover member is located at the exposed position, recording on a recording medium outside the casing is permitted. Than is.
According to this, the cover member is movable between an exposure position where the ink discharge surface of the ink discharge head can be exposed to the outside and a concealment position where the discharge surface is concealed from the outside, and the cover member is in the concealment position. When the cover member is positioned, the recording is performed on the paper stored in the paper storage mechanism, and when the cover member is located at the exposure position, the recording on the recording medium outside the apparatus can be performed. Therefore, it is possible to perform recording on recording media of various sizes, not limited to the size of paper that can be stored in the paper storage mechanism.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a cellular phone with a built-in printer according to the first aspect of the present invention, an incoming call notification means for performing an incoming call notification operation for notifying a user when a call is received. A notification invalidating means for invalidating an incoming call notification operation by the incoming call notification means, and whether or not the cover member is in the exposed position, so that the incoming call notification means is not notified even when there is an incoming call. First position detecting means, and recording operation detecting means for detecting whether or not a recording operation by the ink ejection head is being performed, wherein the notification invalidating means is configured by the first position detecting means. When it is detected that the cover member is in the exposed position and the recording operation detecting unit detects that the recording operation is being performed, the incoming notification operation is invalidated. The one in which the features.
According to this, when the cover member is in the exposed position and the recording operation is being performed by the ink ejection head, that is, when recording is being performed on the recording medium outside the housing, the incoming call is received. However, the incoming call notification operation for the user is not performed. When recording on a recording medium outside the housing, the user must position the apparatus relative to the recording medium in order to maintain the relative position between the recording medium and the droplet discharge head in the apparatus. Don't be. Therefore, if the user moves the mobile phone away from the recording medium in response to the incoming call notification operation, not only the recording is interrupted but also the ink ejected from the ink ejection head has landed at an inappropriate position. The image to be recorded may be disturbed. However, according to the present invention, since the user is not notified even when an incoming call is received, such a problem can be avoided and recording on the recording medium outside the casing can be executed reliably.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided the cellular phone with a built-in printer according to the second aspect, further comprising a second position detecting unit configured to detect whether or not the cover member is in the concealment position. The invalidating means is detected when the second position detecting means detects that the cover member is in the concealed position, and when the recording operation detecting means detects that the recording operation is being performed. The incoming call notification operation is allowed without being invalidated.
According to this, when the cover member is in the concealment position and the recording operation is performed by the ink discharge head, that is, when recording is performed on the paper stored in the paper storage mechanism in the housing, the incoming call is received. Notifying the user without invalidating. When recording on paper stored in the paper storage mechanism, the relative positional relationship between the paper and the droplet discharge head is maintained, so that recording is interrupted even if a call is made during recording. There is no. Therefore, it is possible to achieve both recording operation and telephone call.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a portable telephone with a built-in printer according to the second or third aspect, wherein a notification possible state in which the incoming notification operation is permitted by the incoming notification unit according to a user input operation, A setting unit capable of selectively setting a notification invalid state for invalidating an incoming call notification operation, wherein the notification invalidating unit is configured even when the notification possible state is set by the setting unit The incoming call notification operation can be invalidated.
According to this, even when the user can select and set the so-called silent mode (the mode in which the ring tone is not played or the incoming call is not lit even when there is an incoming call), even if the silent mode is not selected. When recording is performed on an external recording medium outside the body, no incoming call notification operation is performed. Therefore, it is possible to execute recording on an external recording medium without fail without being disturbed by an incoming call.
According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided the cellular phone with a built-in printer according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, wherein the cover member is attached to a main body provided with the ink discharge head and the paper transport mechanism. The main body has a concealing surface that is concealed when the cover member is located at the concealing position, and the ink ejection head and the paper transport mechanism are provided on the concealing surface. A plurality of paper contact rollers are provided, and the paper storage mechanism is provided on the back surface of the cover member facing the concealing surface so that a plurality of paper sheets can be held in a stacked state. The plurality of rotating rollers are provided at positions protruding from the concealment surface from the ink ejection surface so as to be close to the back surface of the cover member positioned at the concealment position. Thus, when the cover member is positioned at the concealment position, at least some of the plurality of sheet contact rollers are in contact with the stacked sheets held by the sheet storage mechanism. It is a feature.
According to this, since the paper storage mechanism is provided not on the main body provided with the ink discharge head and the paper transport mechanism but on the back surface of the cover member, the cover member is rotated and moved to the exposure position. The ink discharge surface of the ink discharge head can be exposed without being obstructed by the paper storage mechanism. Therefore, only by rotating the cover member, it is possible to easily select and execute two types of recording modes: recording on the paper stored in the paper storage mechanism and recording on the recording medium outside the housing.
According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided the cellular phone with a built-in printer according to the fifth aspect of the present invention, wherein the main body has the exposed position on the opposite side of the concealing surface across the rotation fulcrum of the cover member. A recessed portion for accommodating the positioned cover member is formed, and the recessed portion includes the accommodated cover member, the sheet accommodating mechanism provided in the cover member, and the sheet accommodated in the sheet accommodating mechanism. However, it is characterized in that it has a depth that allows it to be positioned closer to the concealment surface than the virtual surface including the surface of the sheet that contacts the plurality of sheet contact rollers.
According to this, when the cover member is positioned at the exposed position, the cover member, the paper storage mechanism, and the paper stored in the paper storage mechanism can all be stored behind the plurality of paper contact rollers. Therefore, it is possible to execute recording on the recording medium outside the housing without being obstructed by these members and mechanisms.
According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the printer built-in mobile phone according to the fifth or sixth aspect, the paper transport mechanism transmits a motor and a driving force of the motor to the plurality of paper contact rollers. And a cutting mechanism that cuts off transmission of the driving force by the transmission mechanism. The cutting mechanism detects that the cover member is positioned at the exposed position by the first position detecting means. In this case, the transmission of the driving force by the transmission mechanism is cut off.
According to this, when performing recording on the paper stored in the paper storage mechanism, the plurality of paper contact rollers to which the driving force is transmitted for transporting the paper are applied to the recording medium outside the housing. When recording is performed, the roller can be freely rotated. Therefore, when recording on the recording medium, a plurality of paper contact rollers can be used as guide rollers for guiding the ink ejection head while maintaining the distance to the recording medium, so that accurate recording can be performed. It can be carried out.
According to the printer built-in mobile phone of the present invention, it is possible to perform recording on recording media of various sizes, not limited to paper of a size that can be stored in the paper storage mechanism.
Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. This embodiment is an example in which the present invention is applied to a printer built-in mobile phone.
FIG. 1 is a schematic top view of a mobile phone 1 according to the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the mobile phone 1 includes a main body case 2, a earpiece 3 that opens to one end side of the main body case 2, and a call mouth 4 that opens to the other end side opposite to the earpiece 3. And a push button 5 for the user to select a series of telephone functions such as a call. Furthermore, an antenna 6 disposed in the main body housing 2 and a display screen 7 for displaying image or character information are provided.
The main body housing 2 is made of a material such as a resin, a metal such as stainless steel, or an alloy. The earpiece 3 is opened at a position corresponding to a receiving speaker arranged inside the main body housing 2 and is configured to emit voice from the other party during a call. In addition, the communication port 4 is opened at a position corresponding to the microphone disposed inside the main body housing 2 and can collect the user's voice during a call. The push button 5 displays information such as numbers and characters on the surface, and is made of a soft member such as resin or rubber, or a material such as stainless steel. The user can press the push button 5 to give a desired instruction to the control unit 40 (see FIG. 12) of the mobile phone. The antenna 6 is partly housed inside the main body housing 2 and can be extended from the main body housing 2 according to the state of radio wave reception sensitivity. Further, the antenna 6 is not limited to the one disposed outside the main body housing 2 as shown in the figure, but may be one built in the main body housing 2. The display screen 7 is composed of a liquid crystal display or the like, and displays information such as the other party's phone number when a call is received, or displays mail text information in a case having a mail function. In addition, in accordance with various functions assigned to the mobile phone 1, information regarding the functions is also displayed.
As shown in FIG. 2, the lower surface of the mobile phone 1 includes a camera 8, a cover member 9, and a recess 10 that is recessed from the surface of the main body housing 2.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the cover member 9 includes a bearing provided in the main body housing 2, a shaft 12 that is rotatably supported, and a pair of hook portions 13 disposed on the side surface of the cover member 9. And a discharge port 14 opened on one end side of the main body housing 2. The recess 10 is provided with a cover sensor 21 that comes into contact with the cover member 9 when the cover member 9 is accommodated. A pair of hook portions 13 is provided on the side surface of the cover member 9 and can be engaged with a receiving portion (not shown) provided on the main body housing 2. When the hook portion 13 and the receiving portion are engaged, the cover member 9 is held and fixed at the position shown in FIG. In order to detect that the cover member 9 is closed when the cover member 9 is held and fixed as shown in FIG. (Omitted) is provided. Thereby, it can detect that the hook part 13 is engaging with the receiving part. Moreover, the hook part 13 is comprised so that a user can cancel | release engagement with one hand.
Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the back surface of the cover member 19 is provided with a paper storage mechanism 16 that can store a plurality of small-sized papers P in a stacked manner.
The sheet storage mechanism 16 is disposed on the shaft 12 side of the cover member 9 as shown in FIG. Further, the main body housing 2 is in contact with the paper P stored in the paper storage mechanism 16 and transports the paper P to the discharge port 14. And an ink discharge head 19 having a nozzle capable of discharging droplets. The ink discharge head 19 is disposed on one end side of the main body housing 2, and is supplied with ink from a cartridge 20 built in the main body housing 2. Ink supply to the cartridge 20 is performed by injecting ink from an external ink tank (not shown) from a supply port (not shown) outside the main body housing 2.
A plurality of the paper contact rollers 18 are provided so as to protrude from the ink protruding surface 19 a on which the nozzles of the ink protruding head 19 are formed, and are disposed close to the back surface of the cover member 9. And it arrange | positions in the area | region which overlaps with the paper storage mechanism 16, and also arrange | positions also at the one end side of the main body housing | casing 2 so that these rollers and the ink discharge head 19 may be pinched | interposed. Thereby, the paper P stored in the paper storage mechanism 16 can be transported to a position facing the ink discharge head 19.
Moreover, the cover member 9 can be positioned so as to be housed in the recess 10 as shown in FIGS. In such a positioned state, the cover member 9 is in an open state, and the ink protruding surface 19a is exposed to the outside. As a result, ink can be ejected to various printing media such as paper S larger than paper P that cannot be stored in the paper storage mechanism 16. When such printing is performed, as shown in FIG. 5, printing is performed with all three sheet contact rollers 18 in contact with the sheet S, which is a printing medium. In this way, the distance between the gap between the paper S and the ink protruding head 19 can be made constant by causing the plurality of paper contact rollers 18 to contact each other for printing. Further, in the state of being stored in the recess 10, the paper storage mechanism 16 and the paper P can be in a positional relationship such that they do not contact the paper S. For this reason, when printing on an external print medium or the like, it is possible to prevent the paper storage mechanism 16 and the paper P from coming into contact with the paper S and hindering printing.
Further, since the cover member 9 is rotatably provided in the main body housing 2, as shown in FIG. 7, after the engagement is released by the hook portion 13, the cover member 9 is rotated about the shaft 12 to be recessed. 10 can be stored. Thereby, the cover member 9 can be switched between a closed state and an open state.
Here, the paper storage mechanism 16 will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 8, the paper storage mechanism 16 is disposed around the movable tray 25, the movable tray 25 that holds the paper P, the coil spring 26 that biases the movable tray 25 away from the cover member 9, and the movable tray 25. It has a fixed tray 27 and a sheet holding unit 28 that stands up from the fixed tray 27 and holds the paper P.
The movable tray 25 includes a platen 23 that extends toward the main body housing 2 side. As shown in FIG. 9, in the paper storage mechanism 16, when the cover member 9 is engaged with the main body housing 2 by the hook portion 13, the movable tray 25 is always urged by the coil spring 26 (see FIG. 8). Therefore, the uppermost sheet P is always pressed against the sheet contact roller 18. At this time, since the paper holding unit 28 is located between the main body housing 2 and the paper P, the paper P is not prevented from being pressed toward the paper contact roller 18. Thereby, even if the number of sheets P decreases, the coil spring 26 can always press the sheet P toward the sheet contact roller 18. Therefore, the rotational force of the paper contact roller 18 can be transmitted to the paper P at all times, so that the paper P can be reliably conveyed even if the number of the paper P is reduced.
The paper storage mechanism 16 can be connected to a cap member 15 that seals the ink protruding surface 19 a of the ink discharge head 19.
As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the cap member 15 includes a paper stopper portion 23 that comes into contact with the paper P when the cap member 15 is mounted, and a groove 29 corresponding to the platen 22 on the opposite side to the cap surface. . The paper stopper 23 comes into contact with the paper P when the cap member 15 is mounted at a predetermined position. The groove 29 fits with the platen 22 when the cap member 15 is mounted on the platen 22, and plays a role as a stopper so that the cap member 15 does not slide along the platen 22 at the time of fitting. The fixed tray 27 is marked with a marking 28 indicating a cap position for positioning the cap member 15, and the user connects the cap member 15 to the platen 22 in accordance with the marking 28.
The cap member 15 is attached and detached with the cover member 19 open. Further, the thickness of the cap member 15 is larger than the distance between the ink protruding surface 19 a and the platen 22. Therefore, when the ink protruding surface 19a is sealed by the cap member 15, the cap member 15 is connected to the platen 22 and the cover member 9 is closed. At this time, before the cover member 9 is closed, the cap member 15 and the ink protruding surface 19a come into contact with each other. When the cover member 9 is further closed, the cap member 15 is moved to the movable tray by contact with the ink protruding surface 19a. It acts to push 25 toward the back side of the cover member 9. As a result, the coil spring 26 contracts. When the cover member 9 is in the closed state, the contracted coil spring 26 exerts a restoring force on the ink protruding surface 19a side, and the restoring force can cause the cap member 15 to be pressed against the ink protruding surface 19a. it can. Thereby, the ink protruding surface 19 a can be sealed by the cap member 15.
The position where the hook portion 13 of the cover member 9 is engaged with the receiving portion so that the cover member 9 is opened corresponds to the "exposed position where the ink discharge surface can be exposed to the outside" in the present invention. In addition, the position where the cover member 9 is housed and held in the recess 10 so that the cover member 9 is closed corresponds to the "hiding position for hiding the ink protruding surface from the outside" of the present invention. .
Next, switching of driving of the sheet contact roller 18 in the case of printing on the sheet P and printing on the sheet S will be described.
When printing the paper P, the paper contact roller 18 is driven to rotate so as to transport the paper P toward the discharge port 14. On the other hand, when printing on the paper S, as shown in FIG. 11, since the user moves the mobile phone 1 in a predetermined direction to perform printing, it is desirable that the user rotates following the movement of the user. Further, the mobile phone 1 according to the present embodiment enables printing on various media such as the surface of a resin container or a human hand as well as the large sheet S.
Therefore, the paper contact roller 18 of this embodiment is connected to a paper transport mechanism 30 that can switch between driving rotation and driven rotation by a motor.
As shown in FIG. 12, the paper transport mechanism 30 includes a gear 32 that is coaxially connected by the paper contact roller 18 and the shaft 31, a gear 33 that is disposed at a position that meshes with the gear 32, and a transmission that meshes with the gear 33. A planetary gear 34 that is movable to a position and a cutting position that is not meshed, and a sun gear 35 that rotates the planetary gear 34 to a transmission position and a cutting position are provided. A motor gear 38 is mounted on the rotation shaft of the conveyance motor 37 that applies a rotational driving force to the paper contact roller 19. Further, the transport motor 37 is connected to the control unit 40, and the control unit 40 is connected to first and second position detection means 56 that detect the position of the cover member 9.
The sun gear 35 is connected to the planetary gear 34 via the arm 36. The arm 36 is rotatably connected to the central axis of the sun gear 35 and the central axis of the planetary gear 34. The sun gear 35 is disposed so as to mesh with the motor gear 38. When the first and second position detection means 56 transmits vibrations indicating that the cover member 9 is closed, the control unit 40 rotates the transport motor 37 in the L direction in the figure. Let Thereby, the planetary gear 34 moves so as to approach the gear 33 and meshes with the gear 33 (a position indicated by a solid line in FIG. 12). Therefore, the rotational force of the transport motor 37 can be transmitted to the paper contact roller 18. Further, when the first and second position detection means 56 transmits a signal indicating that the cover member 9 is open, the transport motor 37 is rotated in the R direction. As a result, the planetary gear 34 moves away from the gear 33 and comes into contact with an arm stopper 39 provided in the main body housing 2 (position indicated by a broken line in FIG. 12). For this reason, when printing on the paper S, the paper contact roller 18 can act as a driven roller. As described above, the control unit 40 controls the rotation direction of the transport motor 37 to engage or disengage the planetary gear 34 with the gear 33, so that the sheet contact roller 18 is driven and driven by the motor. You can switch to rotation. Therefore, the sheet contact roller 18 enables an operation as a transport roller for transporting the sheet P and an operation as a driven roller when the user scans by hand.
The gears 32 and 33, the planetary gear 34, the sun gear 35, and the motor gear 38 in a state where the planetary gear 34 is engaged with the gear 33 correspond to the "transmission means" of the present invention. Further, the planetary gear 34, the sun gear 35, and the arm 36 that act so that the planetary gear 34 is separated from the gear 33 correspond to the "cutting means" of the present invention. In addition, when printing on the paper S, the plane including all the contact portions where the paper contact roller 18 contacts the paper S and also including the printing surface of the paper S corresponds to the "virtual surface" of the present invention. To do.
Next, the electrical configuration of the mobile phone 1 will be described with reference to the block diagram of FIG. As shown in FIG. 13, the control unit 40 of the mobile phone 1 controls the radio unit 51 that receives radio waves from the mobile phone base station via an antenna and the signal transmitted from the radio unit 51. It is connected to the interface board 57 to be input to the unit 40. Further, the control unit 40 activates the speaker 58 or the vibrator 59 provided in the main body housing 2 or blinks the display lamp 17 disposed in the housing main body 2 to notify the user of an incoming call related to the call. Incoming call notification means 41 for notification, recording operation control means 42 for driving the ink ejection head 19 and the conveyance motor 37 in order to print the image data or the like stored in the memory 53 on the paper P or the paper S, Recording operation detecting means 43 for detecting printing.
The incoming call notification means 41 is for causing at least one of the generation of sound from the speaker 58, the vibration of the vibrator 59 and the blinking of the display lamp 17, or the blinking operation of the display lamp 17, and when there is an incoming call. Then, an incoming call notification operation for notifying the user of an incoming call is performed. The notification method is set by the user inputting it through the operation input means 54. Further, a silent mode setting means 55 (setting means) is also provided so that a silent mode in which all of the speaker 58, vibrator 59, and display lamp 17 are not operated can be set.
The recording operation control means 42 reads the image or text data designated by the user from the memory 53 and converts it into a drive signal for driving the ink ejection head 19 when the user operates the operation input means 54 to give a print command. Then, it is transferred to a driver (not shown) of the ink discharge head 19.
Further, the recording operation detection unit 43 grasps and detects that the drive signal has been transferred to the driver of the ink ejection head 19 by the recording operation control unit 42.
In addition, the control unit 40 includes a notification invalidating unit 44 that stops the operation of the speaker 58, the vibrator 59, and the display lamp 17 when a call is received.
The notification invalidating unit 44 notifies the user of an incoming call such as the speaker 58, the vibrator 59, and the display lamp 17 when a call is received even when the user sets the incoming call notification unit 41 to a mode other than the silent mode. The control is performed so that the operation is not performed. For incoming calls when the notification invalidating means 44 performs control, an incoming call log is left in the memory 54 and the incoming call is displayed on the display screen.
Furthermore, the control unit 40 detects first and second positions where the cover member 9 is positioned in the closed state (first position) and the cover member 9 is positioned in the open state (second position). It has a detection means 56. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the first and second position detecting means are a hook sensor (not shown) that detects that the cover sensor 21 provided in the main body housing 2 or the hook portion 13 is engaged with the receiving portion. ) To grasp the first and second positions.
Next, a series of control operations by the control unit 40 will be described with reference to FIG. First, the control operation when an image is printed on the external paper S by the mobile phone 1 will be described. When the incoming call is confirmed (S01: Yes), the controller 40 confirms whether or not the printing operation is being executed by the recording operation detection means 43 (S02). Here, when it is confirmed that the image data is transferred to the driver (S02: Yes), the position of the cover member 19 is confirmed by the first / second position detecting means 56 (S03). In step S03, when it is confirmed that the cover member 19 is in the open state (position in the first position) (S03: Yes), the notification invalidating unit 44 sets the current setting. Regardless of the control, the speaker 58, the vibrator 59, and the display lamp 17 are all controlled so as not to operate (S04).
According to the above control operation, when printing is performed on the paper S by the mobile phone 1, even if a call is received, the user is not notified of the incoming call. In this way, when printing on the paper S, the user himself has to position the mobile phone 1 with respect to the paper S.
Further, in general, when a user receives a call, when the user receives a call, the mobile phone 1 is reflected close to the ear in response to the incoming call notification, or the mobile phone is used to confirm the called party. The mobile phone 1 is lifted reflectively or its posture is changed so that the information on the other party displayed on the display screen 1 can be easily seen. Therefore, even if printing is in progress, if there is an incoming call, the mobile phone 1 is attempted to be brought close to the ear, or the mobile phone 1 is lifted to confirm the information of the other party displayed on the display screen 7. Therefore, there is a possibility that the cellular phone is separated from the paper S.
As described above, if the user moves the mobile phone 1 away from the paper S in response to an incoming call, not only the printing operation is interrupted, but also the ink is ejected from the ink ejection head 19 during the printing operation. The ink lands on an inappropriate position and disturbs the image to be printed. However, according to the control operation as described above, even when a call is received, the user is not notified, so that the above-described problems can be avoided and printing on the paper S can be executed reliably. .
In addition, in a mobile phone that can be set to the silent mode, such as the mobile phone 1 of the present embodiment, the control unit 40 notifies the incoming call by the notification invalidating unit 44 even when the user does not select the silent mode. It can be controlled to invalidate. Therefore, when printing on the paper S, it is possible to definitely execute printing on the paper S without being disturbed by an incoming call.
In the present invention, "call incoming" refers only to incoming calls, and does not include incoming calls when receiving mail.
Next, a case where printing is performed on the paper P by the mobile phone 1 will be described. However, components having the same configuration as in the above embodiment are given the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted as appropriate.
After confirming the incoming call (S01: Yes), the control unit 40 confirms whether or not the printing operation is being executed (S02). As a result, if the execution of the printing operation is confirmed (S02: Yes) ), The position of the cover member 19 is confirmed (S03). Then, when it is confirmed that the cover member 19 is in a closed state (a state positioned at the second position) (S03: No), the incoming call notification means 41 makes an incoming call notification (S05). If the print operation is not executed when a call is received (S02: No), an incoming call notification is performed.
As described above, when printing is performed on the paper P, that is, when the ink ejection head 19 is being printed with the cover member 9 closed (positioned at the second position), Notify the user without invalidating incoming calls. Thus, when printing on the paper P, the relative positional relationship between the ink ejection head 19 and the paper P is maintained. For this reason, even if a call is made during printing, the printing is not interrupted. Therefore, both the printing operation and the telephone call can be achieved.
Next, modified embodiments in which various modifications are made to the embodiment will be described. However, components having the same configuration as in the above embodiment are given the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted as appropriate.
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In the embodiment, the control unit 40 controls the incoming notification unit 41 so as to perform incoming notification during printing on the paper P. However, the notification invalidating unit 44 also controls the incoming notification unit 41 when printing on the paper P. It may be controlled to invalidate the incoming notification.
When an incoming call is received while printing the paper P, the printed paper P is discharged while the mobile phone 1 is close to the ear. At this time, the user is absorbed in talking, does not notice the timing when the paper P is discharged, cannot grasp the discharged paper P, and the paper P is discharged from the discharge port 14 and falls to the floor as it is. As a result, the paper P may be soiled. Further, since the cellular phone 1 is brought close to the ear, if the ink of the discharged paper P is not sufficiently dried, there is a possibility that the face may get ink. Further, when printing is performed during a call, the received sound may be difficult to hear due to the driving sound of the ink ejection head 19 and the transport motor 37, or the conversation of the user may be difficult to hear. Therefore, the above-mentioned problem can be solved by performing control so as to invalidate the incoming notification even during printing on the paper P.
As described above, as an embodiment of the present invention, an example in which the present invention is applied to a flip-type mobile phone 1 having a main body case 2 having a straight shape has been described. However, the application target of the present invention is such a mobile phone. It is not limited to. For example, the present invention can be applied to a folding cellular phone or a sliding cellular phone in which a push button and a display screen are provided in separate casings and each casing is configured to slide. Can do.
1 is a schematic top view of a mobile phone 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1 is a schematic bottom view of a mobile phone 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1 is a schematic side view of a mobile phone 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is sectional drawing of the mobile telephone 1 which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the opening / closing operation | movement of the cover member 9 of the mobile telephone 1. FIG. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which the cover member 9 of the mobile telephone 1 opened. It is a schematic top view which shows the state which the cover member 9 of the mobile telephone 1 opened. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the paper storage mechanism 16. 3 is a top view of the paper storage mechanism 16. FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a paper storage mechanism 16 and a cap member 15. FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view when printing on paper S using the mobile phone 1. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the paper transport mechanism 30. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the mobile phone 1. FIG. FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a control operation by a control unit 40.
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cellular phone 9 Cover member 10 Recessed part 14 Ejection port 17 Display lamp 16 Paper storage mechanism 18 Paper contact roller 19 Ink discharge head 19a Ink discharge surface 21 Cover sensor 32, 33 Gear 34 Planetary gear 35 Sun gear 36 Arm 37 Conveyance motor 38 Motor gear 40 Control unit 41 Incoming notification means 42 Recording operation control means 43 Recording operation detection means 44 Notification invalidation means 54 Operation input means 56 First / second position detection means 58 Speaker 59 Vibrators P, S Paper
A paper storage mechanism for storing paper, an ink ejection head for recording on paper stored in the paper storage mechanism, a paper transport mechanism for transporting paper stored in the paper storage mechanism, and the ink discharge head A printer built-in mobile phone having a discharge port for discharging the paper recorded by
A cover member that is movable between an exposure position that allows the ink discharge surface of the ink discharge head to be exposed to the outside and a concealment position that conceals the discharge surface from the outside;
When the cover member is positioned at the concealment position, recording on the paper stored in the paper storage mechanism is allowed, and when the cover member is positioned at the exposure position, the recording target is outside the casing. A mobile phone with built-in printer, which allows recording on the body.
An incoming call notification means for performing an incoming call notification operation for notifying the user in response to receiving a call incoming call;
Notification invalidating means for invalidating the incoming call notification operation by the incoming call notification means so that notification by the incoming call notification means is not made even if there is an incoming call;
First position detecting means for detecting whether or not the cover member is in the exposed position;
Recording operation detecting means for detecting whether or not a recording operation by the ink discharge head is performed,
The notification invalidation means detects that the cover member is in the exposed position by the first position detection means, and detects that a recording operation is being performed by the recording operation detection means. 2. The printer built-in mobile phone according to claim 1, wherein the incoming call notification operation is invalidated.
A second position detecting means for detecting whether or not the cover member is in the concealment position;
The notification invalidation means detects that the cover member is in the concealment position by the second position detection means, and detects that the recording operation is being performed by the recording operation detection means. 3. The printer built-in mobile phone according to claim 2, wherein the incoming call notification operation is allowed without being invalidated.
A setting unit capable of selectively setting a notification possible state allowing the incoming call notification operation by the incoming call notification unit and a notification invalid state invalidating the incoming call notification operation according to a user input operation;
4. The notification invalidating unit is configured to invalidate the incoming call notification operation even when the notification possible state is set by the setting unit. Mobile phone with built-in printer.
The cover member is rotatably provided with respect to a main body provided with the ink discharge head and the paper transport mechanism;
The main body has a concealing surface that is concealed when the cover member is positioned at the concealing position, and the concealing surface includes a plurality of paper contact rollers that constitute the ink discharge head and the paper transport mechanism. Provided,
The paper storage mechanism is provided on the back surface of the cover member that faces the concealment surface so that a plurality of sheets can be held in a stacked state.
The plurality of paper contact rollers are provided at positions protruding from the concealment surface from the ink ejection surface so as to be close to the back surface of the cover member positioned at the concealment position,
When the cover member is positioned at the concealment position, at least a part of the plurality of sheet contact rollers is configured to contact the stacked sheets held by the sheet storage mechanism. A printer built-in mobile phone according to claim 1.
In the main body, a recess for accommodating the cover member positioned at the exposed position is formed on the opposite side of the concealing surface across the rotation fulcrum of the cover member,
The concave portion includes a surface of a sheet on which the stored cover member, a sheet storage mechanism provided on the cover member, and a sheet stored in the sheet storage mechanism are in contact with the plurality of sheet contact rollers. 6. The printer built-in mobile phone according to claim 5, wherein the mobile phone has a depth enough to be positioned closer to the concealed surface than a virtual surface to be included.
The paper transport mechanism further includes a motor, a transmission mechanism that transmits a driving force of the motor to the plurality of paper contact rollers, and a cutting mechanism that cuts off transmission of the driving force by the transmission mechanism,
The cutting mechanism cuts off transmission of driving force by the transmission mechanism when it is detected by the first position detection means that the cover member is positioned at the exposed position. Item 7. A printer built-in mobile phone according to Item 5 or 6.
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Tony Pua Urges Govt to File Suit to Seize Topaz Bought with 1MDB Funds
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Damansara MP Tony Pua today urged the government to file an international suit to seize the Topaz and ensure that the proportionate part of the proceeds from the disposal is repatriated to Malaysia.
Earlier this month, the US Justice Department (DoJ) revealed that 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) funds were used in the purchase of the world's seventh largest yacht named the Topaz which cost approximately US$688 million (RM2.9 billion).
"The Topaz, now renamed A+, was funded with a €400 million loan from Deutsche Bank. The DoJ revealed that A+ is owned by Oceanus Maritime, a company domiciled in the Isle of Man. The company is in turn beneficially owned by a UAE public official in a senior leadership role within the International Petroleum Investment Corporation (IPIC) of Abu Dhabi.
"The loan was subsequently repaid in tranches, through money that was misappropriated from 1MDB amounting to approximately US$160,930,752 (RM687 million)," Pua said.
He added that the previous Pakatan Harapan (PH) government has cultivated a strong relationship with the DoJ, which has resulted in US$496 million (RM2.1 billion) of seized assets repatriated in cash to Malaysia.
"This does not include the assistance provided by the DoJ in the seizure of another yacht, the Equanimity which was subsequently auctioned for US$126 million (RM538 million).
"We are hence confident that any proceeds arising from the seizure of the new claims above will in time be repatriated to Malaysia.
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"However, despite the revelation that laundered 1MDB funds contributed towards the acquisition of A+, no claims on the A+ has been made to date," he said.
Pua urged the government to immediately file an international suit against the Oceanus Maritime to demand the return of the misappropriated US$160.9 million and additional compensation.
"Should Oceanus Maritime fail to do so, we must demand seizure of A+ as we did the Equanimity and carry out an international auction of the luxury mega-yacht.
"The proceeds from all these seizures and repatriation must be allocated towards the repayment of 1MDB debts of which more than RM32 billion remains outstanding," Pua said.
On June 30, the DoJ made a 208-page filing to a federal court in California detailing the financial particulars under the purchase of the luxury superyacht.
The Department is reportedly looking to seize millions of dollars held in Swiss bank accounts, an apartment in Paris, two Warhol paintings, and a Basquiat drawing as part of the luxury purchases bought with monies linked to 1MDB.
However, it was not specified as to whether the DoJ would be staking its claim on the yacht in the process of its asset forfeiture campaign. – MMO
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Jean Carter Ryan
Jean Carter Ryan joined the Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority in January of 2007 as its first employee. Prior to joining the Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority, Ms. Ryan served as the Deputy Director of the Economic Development Division within the Ohio Department of Development for over 11 years. The Economic Development Division had a budget of $275 million and a loan/bond portfolio of $500 million. Under Ms. Ryan's leadership, one accomplishment was the enhancement of Ohio Enterprise Bond Fund's rating from A- to AA-. She has a B.A. in American Studies from Smith College, Northampton, MA and a Masters in City and Regional Planning from The Ohio State University.
Patty Huddle
Patty Huddle comes to us from One Columbus (formerly Columbus 2020), where she served as the Senior Vice President for over nine years, proactively engaging with businesses to develop and strengthen the Columbus Region and leading the "Prepared Communities Win" initiative. With more than 20 years in the economic development arena, she brings a wide range of experience, skills and knowledge to the Finance Authority.
Patty is involved in the economic development community through several organizations and associations, including the MidOhio Development Exchange, the Ohio Economic Development Association and the International Economic Development Council. She received her BS in Business Administration & International Business from The Ohio State University and received her Economic Development Finance Professional Certification.
Marcy Altomare
Marcy Altomare joined the Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority in September of 2007. Prior to joining the Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority, Ms. Altomare was with the Ohio Department of Development's Economic Development Division for over 30 years.
Jeremy Druhot
Manager of Programming and Projects
Jeremy Druhot joined the Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority in May 2017. He holds a Master of Public Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in political science and Spanish from The Ohio State University. Previously, he worked as a Graduate Associate at AEP Economic Development, an economic development intern at Delaware County, Ohio, and a public policy research intern at the Centro de Investigación y Prevención de la Criminalidad Económica in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Frank J. Capella
Frank Capella is Principal and Founding Partner of Oxer Capital, Inc. Mr. Capella was formerly a Senior Vice President at Huntington Capital Investment Company and Executive Vice President at Huntington National Bank. He has over 30 years of commercial banking and private equity experience.
Mr. Capella holds an undergraduate degree from the College of Arts and Sciences from The Ohio State University and a MBA from The Ohio State University School of Business. He has previously served as a board member of several Columbus community organizations.
Darnita Bradley
Darnita Bradley is a seasoned professional with more than three decades of experience in economic development, public policy, public-private partnerships and government/corporate relations. Mrs. Bradley currently serves as Columbia Gas of Ohio's Manager of Economic Development and Governmental Affairs.
Mrs. Bradley serves on the board of directors of the International Utility Economic Development Association; Community Shelter Board; Leadership Columbus, Columbus2020 Economic Development Advisory Committee; Gahanna Community Reinvestment Area Housing Council; and serves on United Way's Impact Committee. Mrs. Bradley holds a bachelor's degree in Accounting and MBA from Franklin University in Columbus. She received a certificate of completion from the University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute and Alumna of United Way Project Diversity, Leadership Columbus and JoAnn Davidson Leadership Institute.
Greta Russell
Ms. Russell retired from The Ohio State University as Controller directing many of the University's accounting and financial departments. She was the former Comptroller for the State of Ohio Treasurer's Office and was an Assistant Vice President for nine years with Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan.
Ms. Russell is a Certified Public Accountant and a Certified Government Financial Manager. She graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from Ohio Dominican University and received a Masters of Taxation from the Capital University Law Center.
Dr. Joseph A. Alutto
Dr. Alutto served as The Ohio State University's Interim President for the 2013-2014 period. Prior to that he served as Executive Vice President and Provost from 2007-2013.
Dr. Alutto specializes in corporate performance, leadership, and Sino-U.S. joint venture activity. He has been a consultant to banks, manufacturing firms, aerospace companies, health care agencies, and educational institutions. In addition, he is a member of a number of corporate boards and has served in leadership capacities for a wide variety of volunteer organizations. He also serves as a nationally based labor arbitrator.
Darci Congrove
Darci Congrove is the Managing Director of GBQ Partners LLC, Columbus' largest local public accounting firm. She performs a wide range of tax planning and compliance services, as well as general business consulting, and is a frequent speaker in the community on topics of tax and wealth planning.
Darci is a 2003 graduate of Leadership Columbus, was recognized on the Business First Forty Under 40 list in 2002, and was named as one of the twelve Women You Should Know in 2010 by Women for Economic Leadership & Development.
Ralph Abbott
Ralph Abbott is the founder and principal manager of Prospera Advisory Group which manages a mortgage fund. Prior to founding Prospera Advisory Group, Ralph formed Premier Commercial Group, Inc. where he currently serves as President.
During his 20 year banking career, Ralph has been a commercial underwriter and lender. He has originated over a half a billion dollars of commercial real estate loans and was a top ten producing National Commercial Lender at Lehman Brothers. Mr. Abbott is the author of a best selling book as well as a number of publications on private mortgage investing.
Stephen Brooks
Mr. Brooks is the CFO and founding Member of the Physicians First Leasing LLC, a specialty finance company providing lease financing for medical equipment. Mr. Brooks is accountable for the overall financial performance of Physicians First, including its capital stack, and its overall safety and soundness. Prior to helping Physicians First, Steve spent 28 years in commercial banking, and 3 years in the private industry.
Steve serves on the Central Ohio Metropolitan YMCA Board, the Buckeye Leadership Fellows Advisory Committee, and the Ohio Cancer Support Community of Central Ohio Board. Steve graduated from Albion College in 1989 with a BA (double major in English and Economics & Management), and the Ohio State University in 1994 (MBA in Finance).
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2021 Board Meeting Schedule
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2021 Finance Committee Meeting Schedule
What is a port authority?
In the state of Ohio, a port authority is an organization formed by a local community that can facilitate financing with multiple lenders to support economic development projects. For more information see Ohio Revised Code Section 4582.
What does a port authority do?
Ohio law allows port authorities to construct facilities, issue bonds and make loans. They can also buy or sell land, including the buildings on that land and personal property.
How was the Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority created?
The Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority was created by the City of Columbus and Franklin County in 2006 and is organized as a port authority. The Finance Authority is a government entity that focuses on facilitating economic activity, capital investment, job creation and retention in Central Ohio.
Why use a port authority?
A port authority can structure, package and coordinate financing transactions with multiple lenders, including commercial banks, state financing and other public sector financing. Port authorities can also:
Own property by holding title to a building under a capital lease
Own infrastructure that is essential to a project, i.e. parking structures
What can a port authority do that other government entities cannot?
One key function a port authority can perform that a city cannot is the sale and lease of publicly-owned property. In most cases, municipalities and counties must sell or lease through public bid. Port authorities are specifically exempted from this requirement and can be a conduit for sale of excess government property for the benefit of economic development.
Who oversees port authorities?
The City of Columbus and Franklin County appoint members to the agency's board of directors. These individuals approve projects, determine rules and handle other strategic issues relating to the Finance Authority. The agency is also audited annually.
What is a port authority common bond fund (aka: Central Ohio Bond Fund)?
A port authority bond fund is a financing option that is credit-enhanced. This type of funding is attractive to buyers because of its reduced credit/default risk of debt. The program is supported by a series of reserves that are pledged to support the revenue bonds issued for projects. The Central Ohio Bond Fund is supported by:
Additional reserves funded with each series of revenue bonds issued for approved projects
The collateral for each loan
Why is a port authority bond fund important?
A bond fund is a unique and important tool for economic development because it enables a port authority to provide real value to many projects for which it could only otherwise act as a "conduit." Port authorities also pool the resources of their bond funds and state programs to provide financing for projects of significant size. They also use their bond funds to fill funding gaps on major economic development projects.
How can I learn more about Ohio port authorities?
Go to the Ohio Revised Code Charter 4582: Port Authorities to learn more.
Finance Authority Application
Policy - Post Issuance Compliance