which is stationary and a second end which engages the feeders between longitudinal guides. The rockers are moved by actuation rods, first ends of which engage a central portion of the rockers and the other ends of which are connected to an eccentric drive which includes a drive motor, in particular a stepping motor. The excursion of the eccentric drives is transformed by the rockers, as a result of which the feeders move over a distance between their rest and feed positions which is about twice the excursion.
In another apparatus, disclosed in European published patent application EP 0 478 986 A1, displaceable yarn feeders are affixed to a toothed belt on alternating sides from the rest to the feed position. The toothed belt runs around a reversing wheelNPR News Nuggets: A Clown And A Bicycle Race, With A Side Of Spilt Nachos

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Here's a quick roundup of some of the mini-moments you may have missed on this week's Morning Edition.

It's nacho cheese, man

What do you call cheese that's not yours? Nacho cheese! Dad jokes aside, Addison Russell of the Chicago Cubs proved as much after Monday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals. As Morning Edition host Mary Louise Kelly said on Tuesday, Russell dived into the stands at Busch Stadium while he was trying to catch a foul ball. In his attempt, he crashed into a Cardinals fan and sent the man's nachos flying.

Dive For Pop Fly Sends Baseball Fan's Nachos Flying Listen · 0:28 0:28



Cheese,