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The use of (Ba0.5Sr0.5)TiO3 (BST) as the control oxide in a Au-nanocrystal-based memory structure was investigated. The Au nanocrystals, surrounded with a core shell of Au-doped BST, were self-assembled in a BST/SiO2 stack. The leakage of the gate dielectric is reduced by a partial dissolution of Au into the BST matrix, which enlarges the energy band gap of BST. Moreover, direct tunneling through the tunnel oxide is suppressed because the internal field induced by the charges in the Au nanocrystals can be screened by the ultrahigh-k shell of BST. Therefore, the retention property of the Au-nanocrystal-based memory structure is improved.
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Aug. 29, 1967 F. F. FLOREK 3,337,880
SUPPORT FOR AN INTRAVENOUS BOTTLE Filed June 7, 1965 5 Sheets-Sheet l glfi INVENTOR. FLORIAN F. FLOREK Aug. 29, 1967 F. F. FLOREK SUPPORT FOR AN INTRAVENOUS BOTTLE 5 Sheets-Sheet 2 Filed June 7, 1965 INVENTOR.
Aug. 29, 1967 F. F. FLOREK SUPPORT FOR AN INTRAVENOUS BOTTLE 3 Sheets-Sheet 35 Filed June 7, 1965 R M mK NE R w F F N m m L F FIG.8
United States Patent 3,337,880 SUPPORT FOR AN INTRAVENOUS BOTI'LE Florian F. Florek, 27 Market, Edinboro, Pa. 16412 Filed June 7, 1965, Ser. No. 461,715 1 Claim. (Cl. -92) This invention relates to supports, and, more particularly, to a combination light and intravenous solution bottle support wherein an intravenous solution bottle may be supported on a support above a surgical table or the like on a light.
During surgical procedures, it is frequently desirable to support an intravenous solution bottle. It is common practice to provide a separate support for this bottle. It has been discovered that this bottle could be supported on the surgical light above the table.
It is, accordingly, an object of the present invention to provide an improved support for a bottle.
Another object of the invention is to provide an improved combination surgical light and solution bottle support.
A further object of the invention is to provide an improved combination surgical light and solution bottle which is simple in construction, economical to manufacture, and simple and efficient in operation.
With the above and other objects in view, the present invention consists of the combination and arrangement of parts hereinafter more fully described, illustrated in the accompanying drawing and more particularly pointed out in the appended claim, it being understood that changes may be made in the form, size, proportions, and minor details of construction without departing from the spirit or sacrificing any of the advantages of the invention.
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FIG. 1 shows an improved support for an intravenous bottle in combination with a surgical light;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged partial view of the support shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the support in combination with a part of the light support;
FIG. 4 shows yet another embodiment of the support;
FIG. 5 is a view similar to FIG. 1 of another embodiment of the invention; and
FIGS. 6, 7, and 8 show other embodiments of the invention.
Now with more particular reference to the drawings, the combination light and support 10 is shown wherein a light 12 is supported on an arm 16 which may be connected through a vertical support to a ceiling or other suitable support. The bracket 20 has the jaws 27 and 28 which are pivoted together by pivot pin 29 and urged together by spring 31'. Bottle support arms 21 have notches 26 which receive the bale 14 of bottle 13. The arms 21 have a downwardly extending journal part 22 which is received in holes 23 in jaws 27 and 28. The journal part 22 of the arms 21 may also be put into the holes 30 when it is necessary to use the bracket 20 vertically, as shown in FIG. 3.
The ends of arms 21 remote from pivot 29 are urged apart by the spring 31 so that the ends of jaws 27 and 28 adjacent thereto grip the arm 16. The jaws 27 and 28 may have a lining material 32 bonded thereto to give them a better frictional grip on the arm 16.
FIG. 3 shown the bracket 20 supported on a vertical support 15. The spring 31 urges the distal ends of jaws 27 and 29 apart so that the jaws grip the vertical support 15.
The arms 21 in this embodiment are shown disposed in the holes 30 so that they swing about an axis parallel to the member which is, in this case, the support 15 which has the bracket 20 attached.
In the embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. 4, the bottle support arm 121 is supported in a bracket which has the laterally extending flange 124. The bracket 120 may receive a screw 126 to fasten the bracket-to a bed, wall, or other suitable supporting surface. The bracket has a hole in the boss portion 127 which may receive a journal portion of the arm and the arm may rotate around it. The arm 121 has notches 128 which may receive the 'bale of an intravenous bottle. The additional support has the end 141 which may be received in a notch 142 in the bracket 120. The support 140 also has a notch 143 in the opposite end which may hold it against swinging.
In the embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. 5, a bracket 20 such as shown in FIG. 1 is shown supported on the square cross section arm 116 having the light 112 attached thereto and supported on a vertical support 115. The lower part of the support 115 has the eye thereon and this eye receives the hook 152 which is supported on the support member 151. The support member 151 has a horizontal leg disposed perpendicular to the hook 152 and the spaced books 153 are attached to the support member 151 and, to these hooks, an intravenous bottle 113 may be attached.
The embodiment of the invention of FIG. 6 shows intravenous bottles 213 supported on arms 221 which are similar to those shown in the other embodiments of the invention; however, the bracket 227 has a lateral notch 228 therein and this notch receives the overhead frame 230 of the bed. A suitable set screw at 232 may be inserted in the bracket 227 to lock it in place. Thus, the intravenous bottle may be supported above the bed 211. Other hooks 240 and 241 are shown attached to a vertical member 242 on the bed from which the bottle could be supported.
In the embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. 7, two bottles 313 and 313' are supported by means of a bracket in the form of an evener bar 321, which is in turn carried on the support bar 330. The support bar 330 is similar to the bar 230 shown in FIG. 6 and may be a part of a support on a hospital bed like in FIG. 6. Hooks 351 are disposed on and integral with either end of the evener bar 321, and the evener bar 321 itself is supported on support bar 330 by means of hooks 352. The hooks 351 engage the bales of the bottles.
The arrangement of two bottles on the single evener bar has the advantage that one of the bottles can be used to contain glucose and the other can be used to contain blood to be dispensed from the hoses shown to the body of a patient.
In the embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. 8, the combination light and support 410 are shown. The light 415 is supported on a bracket 416 and the bracket 416 may be attached to a ceiling or other suitable support. The bracket 416 has asplit sleeve 420 having a hook 422 on it. The sleeve 420 is attached to the bracket 416 and clamped thereto by the locking screw 421.
A light source 417 has the externally threaded member 418 extending downwardly therefrom and a threaded handle 411 is screwed onto the threaded member 418. A hook 412 is integrally attached to the handle 411 and an intravenous bottle 413 having a bale 414 is supported by means of the hook 412. The light and intravenous bottle are supported above a table 419 in a conventional manner. Therefore, the hooks 422 and 412 form convenient means in combination with the light for supporting the intravenous bottle 413.
The foregoing specification sets forth the invention in its preferred practical forms but the structure shown is capable of modification within a range of equivalents without departing from the invention which is to be under- 3 stood is broadly novel as is commensurate with the appended claim.
The embodiments of the invention in which an exclusive property or privilege is claimed are defined as follows: .In combination, a. hospital bed, two spaced vertical support members extending upwardly from the opposite ends of said bed, and an intravenous bottle having a bale,
an overhead frame member attached to said vertical support members,
bracket means on said overhead frame member,
said bracket means being adjustable along said overhead frame member toward or away from either of said vertical support members,
two rigid arms supported on said bracket and swingable thereon about a vertical axis,
one said armextending from one side of said bracket,
the other said arm extending from the opposite side of said bracket at the opposite side of said overhead frame member,
4 spaced notches in the top of each said arm adapted to receive said bale, the bale of said bottle being received in one said notch.
References Cited UNITED STATESPATENTS 1,745,509 2/ 1930 Sohellberg 248340 1,806,782 5/ 1931 Brach 248-226 2,053,753 9/ 1936 Wellington 248226 2,515,523 7/ 1950 Mancino 2483ll 3,010,013 11/1961 Gunther et a1. 248-324 X 3,048,360 8/ 1962 Foley 248-285 X OTHER REFERENCES Collison, Australian patent specification No. 223,504, published March 1958, Class 248285.
ROY D. FRAZIER, Primary Examiner.
CLAUDE A. LE ROY, Examiner. R. P. SEI'ITER, Assistant Examiner.
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The winds of change in the Web world have reached hurricane force right now, and nowhere are they blowing more fiercely than around that epicenter of weather activity that's been labeled "Web 2.0." There, a perfect storm is brewing.
I choose the term "perfect storm" advisedly since no other phrase that I am aware of encapsulates as succinctly the crucial insight that it's a confluence of simultaneous yet quite disparate events and changes that, in my view, is driving the current turmoil.
Few technology - and fewer still business - commentators seems to have lifted up their heads for long enough recently to realize that they need to take "Web 2.0" very seriously indeed. Its marketeering connotations belie the reality that we are experiencing the simultaneous occurrence of events which, taken individually, would be far less powerful than the result of their chance combination. Together, however, they have developed an awe-inspiring power.
Such occurrences are, by their very nature, rare. But that doesn't mean they aren't real and that they don't happen. Ask anyone in the 1,000-mile radius of the epicenter of the Asian tsumani of 2004.
Paul Graham, well-known essayist and hardly a superficial "hypester," did an interview with TechCrunch recently in which he said as follows:
"To me 'Web 2.0' translates to 'Web.' And Web technologies don't appeal only to a small niche. Web-based email services have hundreds of millions of users. The network (in the broader sense of the Internet plus the phone networks) pervades everything now.
We're pretty open about what we think makes a technology stick. We print it on T-Shirts: 'Make something people want.' If you had to reduce the recipe for a successful startup to four words, those would probably be the four."
Graham has also written, in a November 2005 essay:
"Does 'Web 2.0' mean anything more than the name of a conference yet? I don't like to admit it, but it's starting to. When people say 'Web 2.0' now, I have some idea what they mean. And the fact that I both despise the phrase and understand it is the surest proof that it has started to mean something."
Tim Berners-Lee on the other hand, has been dismissing Web 2.0 as "a piece of jargon" and pointing out - most recently in a podcast he did with IBM's developerWorks - that Web 2.0 relies on Web 1.0 technologies such as the DOM, HTML, http, SVG, web standards, and JavaScript. Which, with the deepest respect for one of the great geniuses of the late 20th century, suggests that TBL is not wholly up to speed yet with the 21st: to say that "Web 2.0" is meaningless because it relies on pre-existing technologies is surely a little like saying that "supersonic flight" is meaningless because the Wright Brothers got there first.
Berners-Lee argues that "Web 1.0" was already totally about connecting people. "It was an interactive space," he notes. "The idea of the Web as interaction between people is really what the Web is. That was what it was designed to be - as a collaborative space where people can intreract."
Now one doesn't take issue lightly with the Father of the World Wide Web, but my concern is that, in his perhaps understandable desire to do whatever he can to stop what he possibly perceives as a New Bubble, Berners-Lee is inadvertently falling into the (for him, of all people) surprising role of what Virginia Postrel calls a "stasist" - as in one who favors the static over the dynamic.
Because the real essence of "Web 2.0" - pace Berners-Lee - is not its technology so much as its opportunism, its chaos, and its exhuberance.
Dave Winer - with whom, like TBL, one takes issue only somewhat reluctantly - seems to me to make the same mistake, i,e, that of dismissing "Web 2.0" on technological grounds thus missing the point that only one of the elements of "Web 2.0" is technology. Here is what Winer wrote on September 1:
"One sure sign of a bubble is the meta-ness of the excitement. How far removed from actual user experience is the euphoria? Is there any technolog1y involved?"
Robert Scoble take the same stance as Winer, blogging just yesterday:
"The other day I was talking with a developer...and he told me about all the froth he was seeing in the Web 2.0 space. He was wondering where the people were who were paying attention to business. Profits. Customers. He pointed to a lot of the events he's been attending lately and said 'they are frothy.'"
I wonder whether what Scoble's unnamed developer friend really meant was not so much "frothy" as "fuzzy" or "blurry." In which case he has hit the nail on the head, though perhaps not in the way that Scoble realized.
"Web 2.0" is an example of what the historian Daniel Boorstin would have called "the Fertile Verge" - "a place of encounter between something and something else." Boorstin (and here I am wholly indebted to Virginia Postrel) pinpointed such "verges" as being nothing short of the secret to American creativity.
Postrel sums up what Boorstin was saying as follows:
"A verge is not a sharp border but a frontier region: where the forest meets the prairie or the mountains meet the flatlands, where ecosystems or ideas mingle. Verges between land and sea, between civilization and wilderness, between black and white, between immigrants and natives...between state and national governments, between city and countryside - all mark the American experience." The creativity of America, Boortsin argued - the hope of the nation - lies "in its verges, in its new mixtures and new confusions."
My point is that there is no boundary between "Web 1.0" and "Web 2.0" - just a blurry verge. And the richness of the verge lies in the cross-fertilization and new combinations they encourage.
Web 2.0 is a Boom Town, and - as Postrel points out - "Boom towns break down barriers; they mix together talent from everywhere; they challenge complacency and overturn assumptions. They are sometimes ugly and almost always stressful, but they foster invention, progress, and learning. And they let people chase their dreams."
So my view is that, unlike Asia, the tsunami of change heralded by the current storm in Web development and online business models, coming as it does together with a simultaneous revolution in the way that users are choosing to use the Web, is an unprecedented opportunity for us all. Users, content providers, Web developers, businesses of every stripe.
"Web 2.0" lends itself to totally new types of applications, and its immediacy and openness can be a powerful differentiator in existing business interactions. The trick is to get involved right now, armed with an application architecture that will carry you forward safely and profitably, wherever the "Web 2.0" whirlwind may take you.
|anonymous 08/01/06 04:21:41 PM EDT
... but isn't Monson-Haefel right?. JEE is not simple by any means. What shall I use when my company wants me to quickly proto-type a simple application? MS Access?
|anonymous 07/27/06 07:15:52 PM EDT
He must be a lazy slacker who wants to drag and drop everything.
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In hip-hop as in most other pursuits, a whole lotta Paid Dues stand between a novice hustler and the success of which he or she has dreamed. Esohel, for one, knows the importance of playing by the rules when you're starting out. Now, however, the Midwestern spitter's ready to kick back and enjoy the fruits of that backbreaking labor. The artist's second featured cut (his debut, Pushin, dropped way back in August of '09) and latest single finds him dispensing a few hard-won pearls of wisdom to rap greenhorns. Joining him over project collaborator Ricky Dubs' beat, sampled from Baby Huey funk/soul classic Hard Times, Brooklyn buzzmaker Nitty Scott, MC offers a few pointers of her own on the back end. Feeling it? This head-noddable ode to the hustle is just the beginning of the quality material in store on On Purpose With a Purpose, which has yet to receive a solid drop date.
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