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A computer, or other similar type of electronic device including a chassis, and one or more disk drives mounted in the chassis. A mounting bracket for receiving a disk drive is mounted to the computer chassis and is precisely located relative to a wall of the chassis. A mounting plate for receiving another disk drive is mounted relative to the bracket and to the chassis and is also precisely located relative to a wall of the chassis and to the bracket.
1. A computer comprising a chassis including a bottom wall and a plurality of upright walls; a processor disposed in the chassis; a memory device disposed in the chassis; a bracket disposed in the chassis, the bracket including a base plate and pair of side plates, the base plate being spaced from the chassis bottom wall and the bracket being supported by opposite ones of the upright walls; and a mounting plate disposed in the chassis, the mounting slate being spaced from the bracket base plate and being supported by the bracket and the opposite ones of the upright walls.
2. The computer of claim 1 further comprising a first disk drive member mounted to the mounting plate.
3. The computer of claim 2 further comprising a second disk drive member secured to the bracket.
4. The computer of claim 1 wherein the upright walls include a side wall, a front wall and a partition wall.
5. The computer of claim 4 wherein the bracket base plate includes an extension supported by the front wall, one of the bracket side plates is supported by the side wall, and the other of the brackets is supported by the partition wall.
6. The computer of claim 5 wherein each of the bracket side plates includes a flange, one flange having notches formed therein and the other flange having slots formed therein.
7. The computer of claim 6 wherein the sidewall includes tabs extending therefrom engaging the notches in the one flange and the partition wall includes fingers engaging the slots in the other flange.
8. The computer of claim 7 wherein the mounting plate includes tabs engaging the sidewall tabs.
9. The computer of claim 7 wherein the fingers are flexible.
10. The computer of claim 8 wherein the mounting plate includes an edge engaging the fingers.
11. The computer of claim 8 wherein the mounting plate includes a notch engaging the front wall.
12. The computer of claim 7 wherein the one flange and the mounting plate engage the sidewall and the other flange and the mounting plate engage the fingers.
13. A method of assembling two disk drives to a computer chassis, comprising the steps of:
mounting a bracket on the chassis, the bracket having a disk mounting surface;
mounting a plate on the bracket, the plate being spaced from the disk mounting surface,
supporting one side of the bracket and an adjacent side of the plate by tabs extending from the chassis;
supporting another side of the bracket and another adjacent side of the plate by fingers extending from the chassis,
mounting a first disk drive between the disk mounting surface and the plate; and
mounting a second disk drive on the plate.
14. A computer chassis comprising:
a base wall and a plurality of upright walls;
a bracket including a base plate and a pair of upright side plates, each side plate having a flange thereon;
a mounting plate, one side portion of the mounting plate and a first one of the flanges being supported by a first one of the upright walls, an opposite side portion of the mounting plate and a second one of the flanges being supported by a second one of the upright walls; and
one of the first and second walls including a flexible finger engaging the bracket and mounting plate.
The invention relates generally to the field of computers, and more particularly to a computer having a disk drive and an assembly for mounting the disk drive in the chassis of the computer.
Virtually all types of computers include one or more disk drives which are mounted in the computer chassis. Currently, the two most common floppy disk drives that are used are drives for 3.5 inch floppy disks and drives for CD-ROM, each of which includes a housing which contains the drive components and which is usually mounted to the chassis. If both a 3.5 floppy disk drive and a CD ROM drive are utilized they are usually mounted in the same general area of the chassis with one extending immediately above the other.
There are two basic design approaches for mounting these types of drives to the computer chassis. One approach involves inserting mounting screws through side mounting holes of the drive bay which is an integral part of the computer chassis. However, if a wide variety of drives from different manufacturers must be accommodated, problems arise since all of the drives do not have the same dimensions and tolerances. Thus, when drives have dimensions slightly less than the corresponding specified dimensions in the chassis, gaps extend around the drives which detract from the cosmetic quality of the installation. Also, since most drive bays are assembled components of the chassis and since the drive bays themselves often vary slightly in size, the gaps can be increased. Also, this mounting process utilizing a plurality of screws is difficult and slow from an assembly standpoint and, of course, requires several additional parts (screws).
The other approach for mounting disk drives in a computer chassis involves intermediate brackets or drive rails that are assembled to the drives. According to this technique, the drive, with the brackets or drive rail secured thereto, is slid in from the front of the chassis and either snapped or screwed in place, In the case of side-mounted rails, it is very difficult to assemble these rails in a consistent position to the drive even with the use of fixturing. Also, if the brackets or rails are side-mounted to the drives, the variance in dimension of the drives also presents the space tolerance problems discussed above, which sometimes results in the drive floating from side to side. Further, if the drive, with the attached brackets or rails, is snapped in the chassis, there must be sufficient front-to-back clearance to accommodate all the possible tolerance buildup caused by the variability of the drive brackets and the drive bays, as well as assembly tolerances. Of course, if the drive, with the attached brackets or rails is screwed in the chassis, it gives rise to the same problems set forth above.
Therefore, what is needed is a computer having a drive mounting assembly that enables a disk drive to be installed quickly, yet results in a high-quality cosmetic finish that minimizes the build-up of gaps around the drive.
Accordingly, an embodiment of the present invention is directed to a computer having a mounting bracket mounted to the computer chassis and precisely located relative to a wall of the chassis. A mounting plate is mounted relative to the bracket and to the chassis and is also precisely located relative to a wall of the chassis and to them bracket. Disk drive units, such as floppy disk drives or CD ROM drives can be mounted to the bracket and/or to the mounting plate.
Advantages are thus achieved with the above since the disk drives can be quickly mounted and precisely located in the chassis while minimizing space tolerance build-up and maintaining a high-quality cosmetic finish.
FIG. 1 is an isometric view of an embodiment of the computer of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a partial enlarged isometric view of a portion of the computer of FIG. 1, viewed from the front of the computer.
FIG. 3 is a reduced, exploded view of the computer portion of FIGS. 1 and 2.
FIG. 4 is a view similar to FIG. 2, but depicting a step of assembling the floppy disk drive to the computer chassis.
FIG. 1 depicts a personal computer according to the present invention which can be in the form of a desktop computer, a laptop computer or a tower computer. The personal computer includes a chassis 2 in which a motherboard 4 is mounted. A processor 6, a plurality of memory devices or modules 8, and two input/output (I/O) devices 10 are mounted on the motherboard 4. Two buses 12a and 12b are also provided on the motherboard 4 that connect the processor 6 to the memory modules 8 and to the input/output devices 10, respectively. A power supply 14 is connected to the motherboard 4 and a pair of cable assemblies 16a and 16b connect the power supply to a hard drive unit 18 and a disk drive unit 20, respectively. It is understood that other components, electrical traces, electrical circuits and related devices (not shown) are provided in the chassis 2. Since these are all conventional, they will not be described in any further detail.
Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3 of the drawings, the chassis 2 is formed by a front wall 24, a side wall 26, and a bottom wall, or base, 28 (FIG. 3). Although not shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 for the convenience of presentation, it is understood that the chassis 2 also includes another side wall, a rear wall and an outer enclosure that extends over the chassis 2 and includes a cover. The chassis 2, as well as the mounting assembly to be described, is preferably fabricated from sheet metal and the outer enclosure from plastic. A slot 24a (FIG. 3) is formed in the front wall 24 adjacent the side wall 26, and a lip 24b is formed on the surface of the front wall 24 defining the lower portion of the slot Two ledges 24c and 24d extend to either side of the lip 24b for reasons to be described.
The disk drive unit 20 is disposed in the chassis 2 adjacent the front wall 24 and the side wall 26 and is adapted to receive and drive a disk 20a in a conventional manner. The disk 20a can be in the form of a floppy disk of any standard size. The drive unit 20 is supported in the chassis 2 by a support plate 34 having a plurality of tabs 36a (one of which is shown in FIG. 2) which extend upwardly from the support plate 34 as viewed in FIG. 2 and into slots or openings formed in the side wall of the drive unit 20. Two other tabs engage, and are fastened to, the other side wall (not shown in FIGS. 2 and 3) of the drive unit 20 and will be described later.
As shown in FIG. 3, two spaced, notched tabs 38a and 38b extend from one side edge of the plate 34 and a pair of opposed notches 34a and 34b are formed in the respective side edge portions of the plate near the front end thereof A slider assembly 39 (FIGS. 2 and 3) is supported on the support plate 34 and includes an arm 39a adapted to engage the eject button of the drive unit 20. Since the slider assembly 39 does not form any portion of the present invention, it will not be described in any further detail.
A bracket 40 is mounted to the chassis 2 and extends between the chassis and the support plate 34. To this end, a pair of U-shaped tabs 42 and 44 extend inwardly from the side wall 26 and are formed by cutting out portions of the side wall and bending the portions inwardly. The tab 42 has a relative long, lower leg 42a as viewed in FIG. 3, and a relatively short upper leg 42b with a notch extending therebetween; and the tab 44 has a relative long, lower leg 44a, and a relatively short upper leg 44b with a notch extending therebetween.
A vertical partition wall 50 is mounted to the bottom wall 28 and the front wall 24 in any known manner and extends from the front wall 24 in a perpendicular relation to the latter wall. The partition wall 50 is slotted as shown to define a ledge 50a and two vertically-extending spaced, elongated, flexible fingers 52 and 54 having bosses 52a and 54a (FIG. 2), respectively formed on their inner surfaces near their upper ends. A center finger 56 (FIG. 3) is also defined by the slots in the partition wall 50 and extends between the fingers 52 and 54. The height of the center finger 56 is less than that of the fingers 52 and 54 and the upper end portion of the finger 56 is bent back to form a horizontal support flange 56a.
The bracket 40 is substantially U-shaped, and includes a bottom plate 60 and two vertically-extending side plates 62 and 64 extending upwardly from, and perpendicular to, the bottom plate. The upper portion of the side plate 62 is bent outwardly to form a flange 66 and two spaced slots 66a and 66b are formed through the latter flange. The upper portion of the side plate 64 is also bent outwardly and downwardly to form an L-shaped flange 68 having two spaced notches 68a and 68b formed therethrough and two tabs 68c and 68d extending upwardly therefrom, for reasons to be explained.
The bottom plate 60 has an extended end portion 60a that extends outwardly from the corresponding ends of the side plates 62 and 64 and two notches 60b and 60c are formed in the opposite side edge portions of the extended portion of the bracket.
As shown in FIG. 4, the tabs 36a (one of which is shown in FIG. 2) engage one side wall of the drive unit 20 and two additional tabs 36b engage the other side wall of the drive unit. Two screws 69 extend through aligned openings formed through the tabs 36b and the latter side wall to secure the tabs 36b to the drive unit 20.
The bracket 40 is mounted and secured in the chassis 2 by lowering the bracket from the position shown in FIG. 3 to the position shown in FIG. 4. In this mounted position, the extended end portion 60a of the bottom plate 60 of the bracket engages, and rests on, the ledges 24c and 24d and lip 24b of the front wall 24. During this lowering movement, the notches in the tabs 68a and 68b (FIG. 8) of the bracket 40 pass over the short legs 42b, 44b of tabs 42 and 44 of the chassis 2 until the lower surfaces of the notches 68a and 68b engage the relatively long legs 42a and 44a of the tabs 42 and 44, respectively. Also, during this lowering movement, the fingers 52 and 54 pass through the slots 66a and 66b, respectively, of the flange 66 of the bracket 40 and the lower surface of the flange 66 of the bracket 40 engages the ledge 56a of the center finger 56 of the chassis 2.
It can be appreciated that, prior to this lowering movement of the bracket 40, the various notches and slots of the latter bracket, as described above, can be visually aligned with the corresponding fingers and structure of the chassis 2. The bracket 40 is thus precisely located horizontally and vertically in the chassis 2, with its bottom plate 60 spaced above the bottom wall 28 of the chassis 2.
The plate 34 is then located relative to the chassis 2 in the position shown in FIG. 4 in which the slider assembly 39 is omitted for the convenience of presentation. In this position, the tabs 38a and 38b engage the tabs 42 and 44, with the corresponding lower surfaces of the plate engaging the tabs 68c and 68d. Also, the notch 34b of the plate engages an edge portion of the front wall 24 defining the slot 24a.
The plate 34 is then pivoted downwardly as indicated by the long arrow in FIG. 4 to the assembled position of FIG. 2. During this movement the side edge of the plate 34 engages the bosses 52a and 54a (FIG. 2) to force the fingers 52 and 54, respectively, in the direction indicated by the two short arrows in FIG. 4. Upon further downward movement of the latter side edge of the plate 34, the plate clears the bosses 52a and 54a and the fingers "snap" back to the assembled position shown in FIG. 2. In this position the edge portion of the plate 34 rests on the flange 66 of the bracket 40 and the lower surfaces of the bosses 52a and 54a extend over the corresponding upper surface of the plate 34. The plate 34 is thus precisely located horizontally and vertically in the chassis 2 and is adapted to receive the drive unit 20 in the manner described above.
As shown in FIGS. 2-4, a second drive unit 70 can be mounted, in a conventional manner, in the space defined by the bracket 40 and the plate 34. This second drive unit 70 can be in the form of another floppy disk drive unit, a CD ROM drive unit, or the like. Although not shown in the drawings, it is understood that openings can be provided through the bottom plate 60 of the bracket 40 and the bottom plate of the drive unit 70 through which screws extend, to fasten the drive unit 70 to the bracket.
In the assembled condition of the drive unit 20 shown in FIG. 2, other components, circuit boards, or the like can be mounted on the space between the bottom plate 28 of the chassis 2 and the plate 60 of the bracket 40. Relatively quick access to these components, circuits boards, or the like is permitted by providing an opening 26a (FIGS. 2 and 3) in the side wall 26. Other tabs, components, slots, etc. shown in the drawings will not be described in detail since they form no part of the present invention.
The plate 34, with or without the drive unit 20 mounted thereto, can be easily removed from its assembled position in the chassis 2 by manually engaging the fingers 52 and 54 and pushing them in the direction shown by the short arrows in FIG. 4. This enables the plate 34 to be pivoted upwardly in the direction indicated by the long arrow until the plate clears the fingers 52 and 54, thus permitting removal of the plate from the chassis 2. Of course, the bracket 40 can then be removed from the chassis 2 by simply lifting it upwardly until it clears the chassis.
Several advantages are thus achieved with the above embodiment since, for example, the bracket 40 does not significantly contribute to the positional tolerance of the drives 20 and 70. Also, the bottom mounting of the drive 20 eliminates tolerances associated with drives of varying widths.
Also, the lateral position of the plate 84, and therefore the drive 20, and the lateral position of the bracket, and therefore the drive 70, are indexed, or located, relative to the front wall 24. Similarly, the vertical position of the bracket 40 is indexed off the ledges 24c and 24d of the front wall 24 of the chassis 2 and the vertical position of the plate 34, and therefore the drive 20 is indexed off of only one portion of the bracket 40, all of which results in relative tight tolerance control. Also the cover (not shown) for the chassis 2, including the openings for the drives 20 and 70 is indexed off of the front wall 24. Further, the flanges 66 and 68 of the bracket 40 have the dual function of mounting the bracket to the chassis 2 and receiving the plate 34 which is mounted relative to the bracket and to the chassis. All these advantages are achieved while enabling the disk drives 20 and 70 to be mounted to the chassis 2 quickly and establishing a high-quality cosmetic finish.
It is understood that variations may be made in the foregoing without departing from the scope of the invention. For example, the present invention is not limited to use with a computer as described above by means of example, but is equally applicable for mounting any electrical component. Also, the number of tabs, flanges and slots described above can be varied.
It is also understood that the embodiment of the assembly of the present invention described above is intended to illustrate rather than limit the invention, and that the mounting assembly can take many other forms and embodiments within the scope of the invention.
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£4m fund launched to help Cumbrian firms
Last updated at 12:31, Tuesday, 05 February 2013
SMALL and medium-sized businesses in Cumbria now have a chance to join the big boys by applying for money from a £4m cash pot.
The millions of pounds on offer to local businesses will safeguard existing jobs and create new positions.
Four partners, led by the Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership, (LEP) successfully bid for the cash from the Government's Regional Growth Fund, which forms a central plank of its strategy to regenerate the English regions.
It supports projects that lever in private investment to create jobs and economic growth, particularly in areas that depend heavily on public-sector employment. But with the minimum grant set at £1m – requiring at least that amount in match funding – smaller firms have so far struggled to table schemes that qualify.
The LEP, and its partners Cumbria County Council, Cumbria Chamber of Commerce and CN Group, publishers of in-cumbria and newspapers such as The Cumberland News and North West Evening Mail, will distribute the money - under the banner Unleashing Cumbria's Potential - to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that meet the criteria.
The hope is that Cumbrian firms - who in the current economic climate may be struggling to secure funding for expansion plans - will seize the opportunity to bid for funding.
George Beveridge, the LEP's interim chairman, said: "We're delighted to have been successful in accessing this funding to help Cumbrian businesses expand.
"Many businesses, especially our SMEs, have been precluded from applying for RGF funding directly by the minimum bid of £1m.
"This LEP programme bid opens this growth opportunity up to those businesses and will make a real difference to Cumbria's economy."
David Helliwell, deputy publisher with CN Group, said: "Smaller businesses are the lifeblood of local communities, providing products, services and jobs and putting money into the local economy.
"Through no fault of their own many struggle to get the added financial help that allows them to meet their potential. We are delighted to be involved with this scheme which we believe could be a real lifeline to enterprising businesses of all sizes, operating in all kinds of markets.''
The minimum grant could be as low as £10,000 and will typically cover between 10 and 40 per cent of the total cost of a project. The amount of grant will depend on the company's size, location and activity. Applications open today and run until February 18.
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They must also show their proposal is covered by the European general block exemption regulation and so does not constitute unlawful state aid.
Applications that can demonstrate they will create jobs – particularly for young people – boost profits and lever in private investment stand the best chance of success. The grants are aimed at SMEs, with up to 250 employees, although larger businesses can apply if they are specialist manufacturers or exporters.
The £4m the LEP has received is part of a larger £5m pot. The balance of £1m is targeted at businesses in low carbon/clean technologies and will be distributed separately.
Previous Cumbrian beneficiaries of the Regional Growth Fund include Pirelli in Carlisle, Pentagon Chemicals in Workington, the Lakeland Arts Trust at Windermere, and James Cropper and Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon, Kendal.
For general information about the Cumbria Regional Growth Fund programme: Leanne Beverley, Cumbria County Council, 01228 226628 or firstname.lastname@example.com
To contact a Growth Hub advisor to assist in making a bid: Emma Blaney, Cumbria Chamber of Commerce, 0845 226 0040 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Texas' top court, also, protects Gov. Perry from harm'
CORPUS CHRISTI - We do not quibble with the Texas Supreme Court's pronouncement Friday that "freedom from physical harm is indeed a hallmark of our common law." We agree wholeheartedly with Justice Dale Wainwright that because information in public officials' travel expense vouchers "concerns how the government spends taxpayer monies, it is not just 'public information' under the Public Information Act, it is 'core' public information, with a greater emphasis on disclosure than other public information."
Our concern is that these two powerful principles never should have intersected in court the way they did. The court ruled Friday that Gov. Rick Perry's safety concerns take precedence over the public's right to know the security expense consequences of his travel. This, in the same week in which the Legislature passed a law allowing such records to remain secret for 18 months. We already have expressed our disgust with the Legislature's action and Perry's instigation of it.
The Legislature's action doesn't apply to the court case decided Friday, which goes back to 2007. The Texas Department of Public Safety had withheld security travel expense information on the grounds that disclosure could put Perry at peril. The Austin American-Statesman, Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News sued and were upheld in two lower courts.
"The Supreme Court holds that a common-law right to protect information that substantially threatens physical harm is an 'other law' exception to the state records-disclosure act," according to the ruling.
Recognition of an "other law" is one thing, but recognizing the travel vouchers to be a physical threat is downright otherworldly. The lower courts applied the same logic that any person of reasonable intelligence and sobriety would apply — namely, that, c'mon Governor, are you kidding?
We wouldn't dispute that the Navy SEAL-trained or even the untrained and non-violence-prone could dispatch the governor with a sharpened pencil or perhaps a paper clip. But we, like the lower courts, don't see how disclosure of trip expense information AFTER all have returned home safely could pose a threat as imminent as an expertly or non-expertly wielded pencil or paper clip.
On the matter of whether a threat might actually exist, the court at least established that "the dividing line between disclosure and restraint must be determined by proof." Unfortunately, the court gave law enforcement way too much leeway in establishing proof. "A certain amount of deference must be afforded DPS officers and other law enforcement experts about the probability of harm," Chief Justice Wallace Jefferson wrote, "although vague assertions of risk will not carry the day."
The court's determinations on what constitutes a vague assertion of risk should provide much amusement. Pardon us if we expect the certain amount of deference afforded to the DPS and other law enforcement agencies to be extreme. If after-the-fact travel expense records pose an imminent threat, then it doesn't tax the imagination that law officers can succeed in establishing the danger posed to the governor by a paper bag, properly wetted.
Speaking of imaginations and other things being taxed, the governor and his security detail have been traveling the country on his unofficial campaign for president, at state expense.
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The sequester, says Douglas Rice of the Center on Budget and Policy priorities, also would mean that families that leave subsidized housing would be less likely to be replaced with people from waiting lists, and that eventually some families could lose their apartments.
Many federal programs, like heating aid for the poor, already have many more people seeking assistance than the program budgets can cover. Funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, for instance, has fluctuated greatly in recent years, with the administration proposing to cut it by 13 percent this year. In such cases, it may be impossible for people denied aid to know whether it's because of the sequester since they might have been denied help anyway.
In some instances the cuts will be felt not by beneficiaries being thrown out of programs but by longer delays to get help. In the case of subsidized housing, for example, there are already long waits for assistance in most of the country.
In the case of the Women, Infants and Children program for low-income pregnant women and their children, the government has generally tried to make sure that every eligible woman can get food aid. States aren't permitted to cut the food benefit, which means fewer people will be served. The Agriculture Department says it will prioritize things so that pregnant women and nursing mothers keep their aid but post-partum women who do not breastfeed could lose their aid.
Who gets hit first also depends on how the government's budget flows. Education aid to school districts, for instance, is delivered in the fall, so impacts won't be felt until the new school year. But some teachers are already being informed that they could lose their jobs in August or September. Most Head Start programs won't feel cuts until the upcoming school year, too.
Some programs, like subsidized child care for the poor, are run by states, which will have flexibility in how to allocate the cuts. Just one in six eligible low-income families benefits from a federally funded child care slot. Cuts to the program leave states with difficult options: reduce the number of children cared for, require poor families to contribute more or cut payments to providers.
"I don't think people are going to feel it as dramatically as the administration has been suggesting," said Hoagland. "I'm not questioning the administration's numbers, I'm questioning their timing."


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The National Association of Chain Drug Stores announced on Friday that it sent a letter to the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy in support of the administration's strategy to prevent and reduce prescription drug diversion and misuse. Last month, the administration released its report, "Epidemic: Responding to America's Prescription Drug Abuse Crisis," detailing its policy recommendations.
Mega Brands has entered a deal with Saban Brands to develop construction toys based on the kids' action series "Power Rangers Samurai," the latest Power Rangers franchise.
Not Your Mother's hair care line launched in 2010 in a few hundred Walmart stores as a test. Now, the brand is celebrating a successful first year with broadened distribution at retail.
Helen of Troy Limited, a designer, developer and marketer of brand name household and personal care consumer products, posted a boost in fiscal year revenues in its personal care segment, primarily reflecting its March 2010 acquisition of the Pert Plus and Sure brands.
Julep, a boutique salon concept that offers manicure and pedicure parties, is looking to help beauty mavens enjoy pedicure parties at home with the launch of its new Julep At-Home Mani Pedi Party Set for Six.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday released the 2012 edition of the agency's "Yellow Book," a definitive health guide for international travel that could become the must-have resource for pharmacists looking to recommend travel vaccinations.
Drug maker Merck announced that it has kicked off an initiative that includes a wide range of public education and patient support programs, as well as research efforts to help improve care for people living with chronic hepatitis C virus infections.
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment has introduced a new premiere line of diverse films from around the world, which will be available on DVD, Video On Demand and digital download formats in the United States later this year.
Tara Harding, SDI senior director of sales operations, was honored as an industry rising star by the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association during its 2011 Woman of the Year award luncheon Thursday.
Ethnic hair care company Johnson Products Co. has announced that it is the official U.S. hair care partner for Sony Pictures' comedy "Jumping the Broom," which opens in theaters May 6.
Walgreens announced that it has partnered with NBCUniversal Television Consumer Products to launch an exclusive line of "The Biggest Loser"-branded meal alternative bars and shakes.
To celebrate the launch of Hulu Plus on Xbox Live, Jack Link's Beef Jerky will offer all Xbox Live members one free week of Hulu Plus services.
More than 250 executives who participated in Anda's 4th Annual Supply Chain Symposium Thursday and Friday were treated to a keynote address from Linda Tarplin, a leading healthcare consultant and former senior White House and Department of Health and Human Services staff member.
The number of unintentional deaths from overdosing on prescription opioid painkillers in 2007 was greater than those from heroin and cocaine combined, according to a new study by medical researchers at the University of North Carolina, Duke University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, who in particular called such deaths among teenagers and adults a national epidemic.
Merck has cleared a hurdle in its effort to buy eye care company Inspire Pharmaceuticals for $430 million, the company said Thursday.
In celebration of its new Vino Moisture body wash with crushed grape and shea butter, Henkel's Tone brand is partnering with Grammy-nominated artist Sara Bareilles.
PepsiCo is building on the social networking experience by providing consumers with a new kind of vending system.
Procter & Gamble, which owns the Gillette brand, is taking an innovative approach to reaching men in the grooming aisle with the rollout of its Men's Zones in select H-E-B supermarkets.
Two associations representing dietary supplement companies criticized a British Medical Journal meta-analysis published April 20 that concluded calcium and vitamin D supplementation may increase risk of heart attack and stroke.
Long Island University's Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences celebrated its 125th anniversary with a founding day celebration Thursday.
An investigational antifibrotic and anti-inflammatory drug could help treat a common complication of diabetes.
Merck and Sanofi Pasteur have started a late-stage clinical trial of a combination vaccine for six childhood diseases, the companies said Thursday.
My Idol Pops is rolling out licensed confections based on the upcoming 3-D movie "The Smurfs."
The Obama administration is looking to curb the growing national epidemic of prescription painkiller abuse, according to a plan unveiled Tuesday.
Lysol, a Reckitt Benckiser brand, is looking to help allergy sufferers this spring.


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Elected officials in the past have said "I'm sorry" for everything from marital affairs to cross-dressing to corruption, and CEOs tossed around apologies like horseshoes at the company picnic.
Not anymore. As the world comes to grips with the biggest financial crisis in seven decades, the mea culpa machine has ground to a halt. Apologies, encouraged in recent years by the crisis-management industry, have dried up — even apologies deployed as a business or political strategy.
Legal concerns weigh heavily on any words that might be construed as an admission of guilt. But also weighing heavily is the silence from politicians, regulators and past and present CEOs at Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, AIG, Bear Stearns, Countrywide Financial, Merrill Lynch and Washington Mutual. It's been clear for weeks that the financial crisis has dammed the free flow of credit. But with each passing day, it's also appears that the crisis has likewise dammed the free flow of taking responsibility.
When Lehman Bros. CEO Richard Fuld testified on Capitol Hill this month, members of Congress grilled him to own up. Fuld said he takes full responsibility for his decisions, that he "felt horrible about it," but that the largest bankruptcy in history was due to circumstances beyond his control. Likewise, a trio of former AIG chief executives — Hank Greenberg, Martin Sullivan and Robert Willumstad — deflected blame in oral and written testimony to Congress.
Finger-pointers in Congress have found cover in public opinion polls that show most people blame CEOs for the crisis. But there is blame to go around, with Democrats choosing to ignore warnings about the possible implosion of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and Republicans supporting less regulation, says Harvard leadership expert Barbara Kellerman, who wrote a 2006 article in the Harvard Business Review titled, "When Should a Leader Apologize — and When Not?"
The absence of apologies has fed widespread outrage. Even CEOs in other industries are upset that they must now negotiate their companies through what appears to be an inevitable recession. While few CEOs in the USA have been outwardly critical of their counterparts in the financial sector, the founder and chairman emeritus of Kyocera, an electronics giant in Japan — where there is a culture of admitting mistakes — says what others may be thinking. CEOs who had a hand in the mess "should acknowledge their role and apologize, unreservedly, to their shareholders, stakeholders and the U.S. taxpayers," Kazuo Inamori told USA TODAY through an interpreter. "They should sincerely reflect on their own management methods. They were too preoccupied with their own desires. They should acknowledge their own faults and, yes, apologize."
However, no one in the U.S. believes they can get to the top by falling on their swords, says Dan McGinn, CEO of TMG Strategies, a public relations firm that counsels companies on threats to their reputations. McGinn says his personal belief is that there is more room for humility and honesty than most executives realize, and that the public hungers for candor and authenticity. Apologies, McGinn says, are wrongly perceived as a sign of weakness.


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It's come to my attention that some adherents of the so-called "Heartland Model" of Book of Mormon geography have been crowing over the suppression of the FARMS Review/Mormon Studies Review and my expulsion from the Maxwell Institute. These events of the past few months, they imagine, represent a repudiation of the Mesoamerican model of Book of Mormon geography.
This is flatly untrue.
And the proof that it's untrue is on its way:
John Sorenson — for all practical purposes the originator of the Mesoamerican model and certainly its foremost exponent — has a book coming from the Maxwell Institute, surely his magnum opus, that has been in the works for many years now. Entitled Mormon's Codex, it's a summation of his life's work — he's approaching ninety — on how the Book of Mormon fits into its Pre-Columbian American setting.
If the Maxwell Institute wanted to repudiate the Mesoamerican model, it would have cancelled publication of John Sorenson's last book. It hasn't done so.
Incidentally, the Maxwell Institute and, before it, FARMS have never held officially to a Mesoamerican model. We were always open to other approaches. We simply never found an alternative model that was as plausible or well-developed.
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MyScript Calculator
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H.R. 2146: Defending Public Safety Employees' Retirement Act
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Jul 21, 1995
104th Congress, 1995–1996
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Baylor Senior
Pros: He has good strength and a nice mean streak. Shows ability to adjust in space and can pick up stunts. Gets into his stance pretty quick and works very well in the shotgun. Has nice footwork and flashes ability as a cut blocker. Does a nice job blocking on the second level. Will lock on in pass protection.
Cons: Not a great athlete, and needs to play with better leverage and balance. Not great when he's asked to block on the move, and needs to get better position there. Tends to lunge a bit, and needs to play with more pop as a run blocker.
Overview: Walton is a solid center that has the tools to become a solid pro, just needs a bit more polish.
NFL Forecast: I think Walton can compete for a starting position eventually. I think the best thing will be to sit for a year or so, but it shouldn't be long before he can handle being a starting center. He's got the size you want, although he's not what I'd call a center than can push the pile. But he won't be terrible when left on an island and I think he could succeed in the 3-4 heavy AFC as a starter. Bigger, stronger, and more athletic centers do come along, but Walton has all of the tools to be successful. All of the things he doesn't do well can be things that with good coaching can be improved upon. I don't expect him to become a top starting center, but an above average to good guy is definitely in the realm of possibilities. It wouldn't be surprising to see him like a Shaun O'Hara that down the road is anchoring one of the top lines in the league, despite not being considered one of the top centers.
ATL Forecast: He'd be a more physical option than McClure. McClure would be a good tutor for a year or two, before Walton would be asked to take over. Walton would develop into a capable starter here in Atlanta. Won't be great, but if given time to grow and develop continuity with the current guys, he could be an above average center. He could help the team get more push up the middle, and be a solid anchor for the better part of a decade much like McClure.
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