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According to an ESPN report from James Murphy, the Bruins are "actively shopping" center Marc Savard despite this month's news that his contract has been under investigation by the NHL.
"The investigation by the NHL definitely made teams back off from their interest in Savard, but the team is still open to trading him and trying to," a source told Murphy.
The report adds that talks with teams have been "hampered" by a lack of cap space among teams throughout the league. Savard's deal, a seven-year pact worth $28.5 million total, carries an annual cap hit of $4.007 million. The deal has been under investigation due to it's being front-loaded salary-wise in an effort to water down the cap hit. Half of the deal's money is paid out over the first two years, meaning extra years at less money make for more of a team-friendly deal.
The Bruins are just more than $3 million over the leagues $59.4 million salary cap, but will be given relief of $3.5 million as long as Marco Sturm is out. Once he returns, the team will need to make a move, and Savard as been viewed as a candidate to go.
The center hasn't made any comments on the situation thus far to anyone around these parts, though he did tell the Ottawa Sun that he hasn't liked the context in which his name has been brought up this summer.
"I was really focused on staying [in Boston] the rest of my career," Savard told the paper. "To hear all this stuff this summer bothered me inside more than anything else."
The cap situation and the arrival of second overall draft pick in center Tyler Seguin have been the primary perceived motivation factors for the team to move Savard, though one might question whether the league's worst offense from a year ago can afford subtracting one of its best players.
In 41 games last season, Savard had 10 goals and 23 assists for 33 points. His regular season was cut short by a hit to the head from Penguins' forward Matt Cooke on March 7.
For more Bruins coverage see the team page at weei.com/bruins.
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Eduardo Rodriguez and the Sox stumbled in their 13-7 loss to the Rays. Mut recaps the game and takes your calls on all things Boston baseball.
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Mar 10, 2009
|Filing date
|Feb 14, 2006
|Priority date
|Feb 14, 2006
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Michie R. Long
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|Long Michie R
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (35), Referenced by (5), Classifications (8), Legal Events (1)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
a. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to an apparatus for cleaning dirt and other soil from footwear, and, more particularly, to a foot pressure actuated apparatus for removing soil from footwear using a spray of water.
b. Background Art
The problem of soil being tracked into a dwelling on the bottom of a shoe, boot or other article of footwear has, of course, existed since time immemorial. Perhaps the most odious example is animal excrement, such as dog feces, but mere dirt and earth often cake and collect on the bottom of footwear, such as the boots of a person working in a garden or the shoes of a person walking on a muddy path.
The simplest attempt to deal with this problem, apart from merely trying to kick the soil off against a rock or post, has been the ordinary doormat. However, while the cleaning action of doormats may be acceptable for light accumulations of dirt and debris, it is wholly inadequate for heavy, caked mud or other soil. Moreover, it is unacceptable to have large "globs" of soil, particularly excrement, accumulate on the doormat, where it may be tracked through the entryway and into the dwelling by subsequent users; cleaning doormats, in turn, is a notoriously difficult and unpleasant task.
A related approach has been to provide a grate, usually constructed of metal, that is positioned over a shallow well into which the soil falls. The cost and nature of these assemblies is such that they are generally suited to installation only at public, commercial or institutional facilities, and moreover, their ability to remove soil is no better (and in some cases worse) than that of typical doormats. In a few versions, the grates have been positioned over sewers or otherwise provided with a flow of water to carry soil away from the well, however these features render the apparatus even more complex and less suitable for residential use.
A variety of shoe scrubbing devices and brushes have also been proposed or developed over the years. The earliest and simplest of these devices generally employed a frame or other structure on which the brushes or bristled members are arranged at various angles, for pressing against the bottom and side or sides of a shoe as it is drawn against or through the device. While perhaps more effective at removing soil than an ordinary doormat, such devices are messy to use and tend to smear the soil over the surfaces of the shoe. Moreover, they are tedious and tiring to use, since the user must move the foot back and forth repetitively in order to create the scrubbing action. In more recent years there has been an attempt to overcome this latter problem by using motorized brushes of one form or another, but this has grossly increased cost and complexity and has introduced new liability problems. In some instances, an accompanying flow of water has been provided to wash away the soil dislodged by the rotating/reciprocating brushes, but at the cost of further compounding the complexity of such devices.
Accordingly, there exists a need for an apparatus for removing soil from an article of footwear in a rapid and effective manner. Furthermore, there exists a need for such an apparatus that does not cause the removed soil to accumulate at an entryway or other pathway subject to foot traffic. Still further, there exists a need for such an apparatus that is suitable for use in a residential environment, and that is adaptable to being positioned in a variety of locations. Still further, there exists a need for such an apparatus that is convenient and comfortable for the user to operate. Still further, there exists a need for such an apparatus that is inexpensive to manufacture, and that is reliable and durable in operation.
The present invention has solved the problems cited above, and is an apparatus for removing soil from a shoe, boot or other article of footwear. Broadly, the apparatus comprises: (a) an actuating member mounted for reciprocating movement and having a portion for being engaged by an article of footwear; (b) a nozzle member and having a discharge end directed towards the article of footwear when in engagement with the actuating member; and (c) means for actuating a flow of fluid through the nozzle member in response to the actuating member being displaced by the article of footwear in engagement therewith, so that the nozzle produces a stream of fluid that is directed against the article of footwear. The means for actuating a flow of fluid may comprise means for actuating a flow of water through the nozzle member.
The actuating member may comprise a plunger member having an opening in an end thereof. The nozzle members may comprise a nozzle member positioned within the plunger member so that the discharge end of the nozzle member is directed towards the opening in the end of the plunger member.
The apparatus may further comprise a flow-dispersing layer located proximate the upper end of the plunger member for receiving at least a portion of the stream of water that is deflected from the article of footwear, so as to prevent unwanted escape of spray from around the article of footwear while soil is being dislodged and removed therefrom.
The flow-dispersing layer may comprise a layer of porous material that surrounds the upper end of the plunger member. The layer of porous material may comprise a resiliently compressible material that compresses under the article of footwear as the plunger member is depressed thereby. The resiliently compressible material may comprise a resiliently compressible open-cell foam material. Alternatively, the flow-dispersing layer may comprise a multiplicity of resiliently flexible fingers arranged about the upper end of the plunger member; the resiliently flexible fingers may be formed of a flexible rubber material.
The apparatus may further comprise a housing having an upper surface, with the upper end of the plunger member protruding upwardly therefrom. The flow-dispersing layer may comprise a layer of flow-dispersing material that is mounted to the upper surface of the housing about the upper end of the plunger member. The upper end of the plunger member may lie substantially flush with the upper surface of the flow-dispersing layer, so that the article of footwear makes contact with the layer of flow-dispersing material before the plunger member is depressed to a position at which the nozzle assembly is actuated.
The discharge opening may be formed centrally in the upper end of the plunger member, or may be formed on, or angled towards, a side thereof.
The nozzle assembly may comprise a self-closing hose nozzle assembly, having a valve that is opened by drawing a rod member rearwardly and a spring that biases the valve to its closed position. The means for actuating the nozzle assembly may comprise a lower portion of the plunger member that is mounted to the rod member of the nozzle assembly, so that the rod member is drawn downwardly to open the valve in response to the plunger member being depressed beneath the article of footwear.
The plunger member may comprise a tubular housing having the nozzle assembly positioned therein. The tubular housing may comprise a lateral opening through which a handle portion of the nozzle assembly protrudes for attachment to a garden hose.
The upper surface of the plunger assembly may be formed of relatively smooth, low friction material so as to minimize resistance to sliding movement of the article of footwear thereon. The upper surface of the plunger member may be formed in a contrasting color to the upper surface of the flow-dispersing layer, so as to provide a visual guide to a user when sliding the article of footwear on the upper end of the plunger member.
The housing may have enclosed sides and at least one bottom opening, so that soil that is dislodged from the article of footwear and carried back down the tubular sleeve will be discharged to the ground under the housing.
These and other features and advantages of the present invention will be more fully appreciated from a reading of the following detailed description with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As can be seen with further reference to
A spring-biased plunger member 20 is located generally centrally in the upper surface 14, so as to be surrounded by the flow-dispersing layer 16, with its upper end protruding above the flow dissipating layer as shown in
As can be seen in
As a result, the jet of pressurized water impacts against the bottom of the shoe 30 so as to remove soil therefrom. The majority of the flow then returns back down the hollow interior of the plunger, with the remainder being deflected outwardly across the bottom of the shoe and into the layer of flow dissipating material 16. The high-pressure water is thus able to dislodge and remove even impacted soil very effectively, with virtually no spray escaping to the sides of the assembly. The user need only move the foot about slightly, as indicated by arrows 32, 24 in
When the soil has been removed from the shoe, the foot is simply lifted away from the upper end of the assembly, and the plunger member returns to its elevated position, terminating the flow of water. If desired, the other shoe can then be placed on the apparatus and cleaned in the same manner.
As can be seen in
The sleeve 40 encloses the barrel portion 50 of a nozzle assembly 52, with the barrel being held in coaxial alignment with the sleeve (i.e., so that the barrel is aligned vertically, in the embodiment that is illustrated). The nozzle assembly is suitably a conventional self-closing pistol-grip spray nozzle, of the type commonly used with garden hoses, with the actuating lever having been removed or deleted; typical nozzles of this type are available, for example, from L. R. Nelson Corporation, of Peoria, Ill. (e.g., Model No. 2214) and Gilmour Group of Somerset, Pa. (e.g., Model No. 474). Since such nozzles are standard items, the cost of manufacturing a dedicated component is avoided; it will be understood, however, that some embodiments may employ a dedicated component nozzle and/or valve assembly that functions in a similar manner, rather than using an off-the-shelf nozzle assembly as shown.
Self-closing, hose nozzles of the type described above conventionally employ a valve that is opened by drawing a shaft at the back of the nozzle in a rearward direction, the shaft being biased forwardly by a spring so as to return the valve to its closed position when released. As can be seen is shown in
The tubular grip portion 64 of the nozzle assembly is held fixedly by a clamp 66 and support 68 that extend upwardly from the base 70 of the housing, so that the nozzle assembly is maintained in a stationary position with its barrel aligned with the sleeve 40 of the plunger member in the manner described above. The grip 64 extends through a vertically elongate opening 70 that is formed in the sleeve near its lower end, thus allowing the plunger member to reciprocate vertically while the nozzle assembly remains stationary. The distal end of the grip portion extends in a generally lateral direction, with the female hose fitting 72 at its base being positioned at an opening 74 in the wall of the housing, via which the hose 24 can be connected to the nozzle assembly.
When the assembly is at rest, the plunger member 20 is biased upwardly to the position that is shown in
Then, when a user steps on the top of the assembly, the downward pressure of the foot against the upper surface 36 of the plunger member overcomes the force of the valve spring (in nozzle 52), so that the plunger member is depressed in the direction indicated by arrow 76 in
When the valve of the nozzle assembly is thus opened, water flows through the nozzle assembly and is discharged in a substantially solid stream through a jet-type sweeper nozzle 82 that is mounted on the threaded end 84 of the barrel portion 50. Suitable sweeper nozzles are available from R. L. Nelson Company (e.g., Part No. N26C), and equivalents are available from many other suppliers; it will be understood that nozzles giving other suitable spray patterns may be used, and that the nozzles may be a separate part as shown or may be formed integral with the nozzle assembly.
The stream from the nozzle is directed axially, through the upper opening 22 of the plunger member and against the bottom surface 86 of the shoe 30 or other article of footwear, providing a powerful, concentrated flow that quickly dislodges and breaks up any soil thereon. In general, it is important that the spacing between the nozzle and the bottom surface of the shoe be sufficiently close that the stream impacts the bottom of the shoe almost immediately before beginning to spread and dissipate its energy, but not so close that the stream builds up a back pressure against itself; for use with typical residential water pressures and the type of nozzle described above, a spacing of about � inch between the nozzle tip and bottom surface 86 of the shoe has been found optimal.
As noted above, the upper surface 36 of the plunger member lies flush with the top of the flow-dispersing layer 16 when the plunger member is in its raised position. Consequently, the plunger member does not begin to depress until the bottom surface 86 of the shoe has come into contact with the surrounding flow-dispersing layer, which then compresses resiliently as the plunger member is depressed. Consequently, as shown in
Thus, as can be seen in
As described above, the fluid used to dislodge and carry away the soil will generally be neat water, e.g., supplied from a garden hose. It will be understood, however, that other fluids may be utilized, such as a detergent solution or a recirculating disinfectant, for example.
As noted above, in the embodiment that is shown in
The plunger member 100 that is shown in
To actuate the assembly, the user places the edge of his shoe in the opening 104 and steps downwardly against the cutaway upper edge 118 of the sleeve, in the direction indicated by arrow 120 in
As can be seen in
The embodiments that are illustrated in
It is to be recognized that various alterations, modifications, and/or additions may be introduced into the constructions and arrangements of parts described above without departing from the spirit or ambit of the present invention as defined by the appended claims.
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|Sophia Berta
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|Minnesota Mining And Manufacturing Company
|Flocked floor mat with foraminous layer
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|Jan 15, 1991
|George Enterprise Ltd.
|Under carriage sprayer for automobiles or the like
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|Water play toy
|May 8, 1995
|Dec 31, 1996
|Zahner; John
|Foot vacuum
|Sep 11, 1995
|Oct 7, 1997
|Krohn; Tim
|Lawn mower cleaning device and method of making same
|Jun 6, 1997
|Nov 24, 1998
|Willner; Byron J.
|Boot cleaning apparatus
|Sep 26, 1997
|Sep 14, 1999
|Openshaw; Deryl E.
|Boot and shoe sole cleaner
|Aug 13, 1998
|Oct 12, 1999
|Shoe cleaning device
|Jun 30, 1998
|Nov 30, 1999
|Williams; Bennie E.
|Cleaning device for shoe soles
|Nov 17, 1998
|May 30, 2000
|West; William E.
|Shoe cleaning device
|Jun 17, 1998
|Jun 13, 2000
|Stephen Collin Brown
|Shoe cleaning method
|Apr 13, 1998
|Jun 27, 2000
|Merritts; Gary W.
|Auto underwasher
|Mar 31, 2000
|May 1, 2001
|Annie L. Martin
|Foot cleaner device
|Nov 6, 1999
|May 7, 2002
|Henkel Ecolab Gmbh & Co. Ohg
|Method for treating the hooves of mammals especially cattle
|Nov 10, 2000
|May 21, 2002
|Mark H. Keith
|Foot scrubbing device
|May 7, 1998
|Jun 18, 2002
|2R Reha-Technik Gmbh
|Method and device for cleaning shoes, wheels and all types of rollers
|May 5, 2001
|Jul 1, 2003
|Jon E Schlem
|Footwear cleaning apparatus
|Jan 21, 2003
|Nov 25, 2003
|Margie Ilene Hackett
|Shoe sole cleaner box
|Feb 11, 2002
|Dec 16, 2003
|Jeffrey A. Thomson
|Hands free foot scrubber
|Jan 13, 2000
|Dec 30, 2003
|Bradley Corporation
|Apparatus and method for sanitizing or washing footwear
|Sep 10, 2002
|May 18, 2004
|Val Kenneth Mayers
|Athletic shoe cleaning device
|Dec 23, 2002
|May 25, 2004
|Rick Vander Veen
|Automated foot bath apparatus and method
|Feb 5, 2003
|Jun 8, 2004
|Markus Hammer
|Pet foot washer
|Dec 20, 2001
|Jul 18, 2002
|Blum Ronald D.
|Floor mat support and drainage structure
|Feb 27, 2003
|Sep 2, 2004
|Greely Michael Allen
|Greelymans jet stream sole cleaner
|Feb 27, 2003
|Sep 2, 2004
|K-Tec, Inc.
|Container rinsing apparatus and method
|May 12, 2004
|Nov 18, 2004
|Gerhard Weinberger
|Foot Cleaning device
|Feb 19, 1997
|Aug 27, 1997
|Angiolino Marangoni
|Appliance for washing and/or polishing sports footwear or the like
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Sep 22, 2009
|Feb 28, 2012
|Kevin J. Skibinski
|Pet paw washer
|Jan 3, 2011
|Sep 17, 2013
|Bennie E. Williams
|Self-contained cleaning device for shoe soles
|Jul 28, 2010
|Oct 15, 2013
|Edgar L. Nicas
|In-shower foot scrubber
|Jul 28, 2010
|Feb 2, 2012
|Nicas Edgar L
|In-Shower Foot Scrubber
|Jan 3, 2011
|Jul 5, 2012
|Williams Bennie E
|Self-Contained Cleaning Device for Shoe Soles
|U.S. Classification
|134/136, 134/133, 134/201, 134/200, 134/198
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification

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Anheuser-Busch InBev's bid to acquire the rest of Grupo Modelo could collapse due to "draconian" measures that US regulators are insisting on, according to an analyst.
In a note late yesterday (16 January), Ian Shackleton of Nomura said: "We now believe that the deal will not happen or will be subject to significant remedies that will substantially reduce the potential upside for A-B InBev shareholders." According to the New York Post earlier this week, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) could ask the brewer to sell some of its "non-core" US brands to satisfy anti-trust fears.
Shackleton added: "We believe that this could require a full disposal of the assets and brands for the US to a third party, which in turn would create dis-synergies and likely further loss of value."
However, an A-B InBev spokeperson told just-drinks today that the company still expects the transaction to close in the first quarter of this year. The company declined to comment on the DoJ review.
The company previouly said it was working proactively with regulators on the US$20.1bn deal, first announced last June.
Shackleton said if the deal does not complete, A-B InBev could consider other M&A options. This might include buying out the 40% of AmBev it does not already own. But, he noted the Brazilian company's share price is at "an all-time high".
The analyst also suggested that a move for SABMiller by the Belgium-headquartered brewer remains some way off. "We remain sceptical about a bid for SABMiller, given its high exposure to markets outside A-B InBev's comfort zone and minimal upside potential from running the assets better," Shackleton said.
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Private equity firm Arsenal Capital has hired James Kalish and Austin Broadhurst as operating directors.
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Overview: Morris is a thick running back and a bit of a tweener, not big enough to be imposing at the next level. He is a serviceable runner who at best could carry a load like BenJarvus Green-Ellis of New England, but he will have to prove he has the speed and athleticism to deserve a shot. He carries late-round or free-agent value. (via Morris profile on NFL.com)
20 Shuttle: 4.19
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Here's how it works: The Recent Releases chart brings together critical reaction to new albums from more than 50 sources worldwide. It's updated daily. Albums qualify with 5 reviews, and drop out after 6 weeks into the longer timespan charts.
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Third album of experimental electronic pop from Danish-born, Brooklyn-based musician and producer Nanna Øland Fabricus produced by Dave Sitek
Musical styles range broadly, from the predictably Robynesque (the excellent My Boxer), to a more straightforward pop (Cherry on Top) and heart-smooshing acoustic balladeering (Love You Better)
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Gainsbourg's work is now often recorded in English, but Harvey remains one of his finest interpreters
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These squelchy tunes pack much summer sunshine
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Recruiting New Partners to Help Double Channel Generated Revenues in Next Two Years
LONDON, UK, January 9, 2013 -- Epicor Software Corporation, a global leader in business software solutions for manufacturing, distribution, retail and services organizations, today announced that it has fine-tuned its channel strategy to drive growth opportunities in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region. As part of the expanded strategy, Epicor will be looking at recruiting new partners, particularly for key markets such as France, Germany, Russia and Benelux, and boosting its channel presence in the Middle East and South Africa. To support the ambitious initiative, Epicor has recruited several new channel managers as well as a channel marketing director.
"We have invested in our channel organization this year in readiness to support our expanded strategy and being able to work more closely with our partners across EMEA on new business development and implementations," said Keith Deane, senior vice president for Epicor EMEA. "Our goal is to at least double our channel generated revenues within the next two years. To help us achieve this we need to recruit a number of new partners in our key markets, and boost the breadth of experience we have within the channel in other markets."
Epicor will be looking at recruiting partners that already have enterprise resource planning (ERP) experience, typically with knowledge of the larger systems such as SAP, Oracle, Infor or some Microsoft solutions. Many may be facing a 'build-or-buy' decision, either having legacy products that are due for replacement, or looking at building upgrades to older products.
"Our sweet spot is within manufacturing and distribution but Epicor is also a great fit in other industries so we are not only looking for partners with manufacturing or distribution experience, but also those who have expertise within other industries or niche domains," said James Frampton, channel vice president for Epicor EMEA. "We are, however, not changing the strategy of only recruiting a select number of partners. Unlike some of our competitors we don't want a large channel with resellers that compete against each other. Epicor therefore offers true partnerships, often with some sort of specialism, perhaps domain or vertically driven or to cover certain geographic areas.
He continued, "It is critical to us that the partners we select to work with become successful and we understand that this includes achieving a good return on their investment within a reasonable amount of time. We therefore invest an increasing amount of time and resources with partners that have the right attitude and aspirations for success, working closely with them as an extended sales force."
Many partners choose to work with Epicor because of its flexible and competitive products but also because Epicor is positioned as a visionary in the Gartner magic quadrant for single-instance ERP for product-centric midmarket companies[1].
Awarded 'Top Revenue Producer' for EMEA and Worldwide in 2012, MFI Consulting & Technology became an Epicor partner in 2010. This paved the way for massive geographical expansion. "Epicor ERP is the perfect fit for the challenging African market. It offers clients all the functionality that they need while being versatile enough to be able to grow with their business," said Aadil Tharani, chief executive officer for MFI Consulting & Technology. "The Epicor ERP offering is far superior to that of most of the leading Tier 1 vendors, and it's more affordable. Its popularity has been proven by the phenomenal growth we have achieved in Africa. Over the past 12 months we have invested heavily in the Epicor line of business yielding very positive results in Africa. We are now capitalizing on this investment by diversifying geographically and expanding into the Middle East."
To support the increased channel Epicor has recruited four new channel managers to cover the Benelux, France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Russia, and South Africa. Epicor has also recruited a new channel marketing director, Emma Rainey, to help partners optimize their new business development efforts, benefit from central marketing campaigns, and develop joint marketing plans so that they can continue to grow their businesses beyond the initial engagement period.
"We are looking for partners that are committed in the long term, who want to make a real difference to their clients' businesses and who want to invest in visionary solutions," said Deane. "To help them achieve success we offer not only one of the best ERP solutions in the world but also a comprehensive and structured enablement programme coupled with the assistance from some of the industry's most talented channel professionals."
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About Epicor Software Corporation
Epicor Software Corporation is a global leader delivering inspired business software solutions to the manufacturing, distribution, retail and services industries. With over 40 years of experience serving small, midmarket and larger enterprises, Epicor has more than 20,000 customers in over 150 countries. Epicor enterprise resource planning (ERP), retail management software, supply chain management (SCM), and human capital management (HCM) enable companies to drive increased efficiency and improve profitability. With a history of innovation, industry expertise and passion for excellence, Epicor provides the single point of accountability that local, regional and global businesses demand. The Company's headquarters are located in Dublin, California, with offices and affiliates worldwide. For more information, visit www.epicor.com.
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COMPANY REPORTS; Philip Morris Posts 6% Rise In Earnings
Published: April 22, 1998
The Philip Morris Companies said yesterday that earnings rose 6 percent in the first quarter, as it sold more than half the cigarettes in the United States for the first time, even though it raised prices to pay for legal costs.
Philip Morris, the world's largest cigarette company, said net income rose to $1.87 billion, or 77 cents a diluted share, from $1.77 billion, or 72 cents, a year earlier. Revenue rose 2.3 percent, to $18.4 billion from $18.0 billion. Earnings rose 9 percent, to 79 cents a share, matching analysts' expectations, before a charge to pay for a voluntary retirement program at its United States tobacco business.
Nonetheless, the company's shares fell 62.5 cents, to $39.375 on the New York Stock Exchange.
Philip Morris's cigarette sales in the United States rose 2.1 percent, helped by new Marlboro Ultra Lights, allowing the company to capture 50.4 percent of the market. At the same time, industry sales fell almost 2 percent over all, showing that Philip Morris may do better than competitors even if it continues to raise cigarette prices to pay for legislation being considered by Congress.
''They're best positioned for the vagaries of Congress,'' said Emanuel Goldman, an analyst at Paine Webber Inc. who has a ''buy'' rating on Philip Morris's shares. ''They're larger and they have Marlboro,'' the world's No. 1 cigarette.
Full-priced cigarette brands like Marlboro cost about $2.15 a pack at the end of the first quarter, up from about $2.10 a pack in December, analysts said. The extra revenue from increased prices can be put toward the tobacco industry's legal settlements. Philip Morris is responsible for paying about half of about $30 billion over 25 years in three settlements of health-related suits brought by Texas, Florida and Mississippi. Philip Morris and other tobacco companies may raise prices even more, depending on the outcome of Congressional talks on a nationwide tobacco settlement.
International tobacco unit sales rose 4.7 percent and operating profit rose 11 percent, to $1.4 billion, even as weaker economies in Asia reduced demand.
The company's Kraft North America unit had operating profit of $802 million, up 9.6 percent, largely as it cut costs. The company said it posted double-digit unit sales gains in its Tombstone and Di Giorno frozen pizza businesses as well as its Taco Bell and Kraft Macaroni and Cheese home meals.
Profit from the company's international food business fell 2.9 percent, to $235 million, largely because of lower coffee sales and the effect of the strong dollar.
Profit from Miller Brewing, the second-largest brewer in America, rose 1.6 percent, to $128 million, on slightly higher shipments.
Table: ''Philip Morris Cos. (MO,N)'' Qtr. to March 31 1998 1997 %Ch Rev. 18,383,000,000 18,217,000,000 +.01 Net inc. 1,874,000,000 1,773,000,000 +6 Sh. earn .77 .72 Sh. out. 2,444,000,000 2,450,000,000 Results for latest quarter included pretax charges of $95 million for voluntary early retirement and separation programs in the company's domestic tobacco operations. The period also included income from operations divested since the beginning of 1997, and $133 million, pretax, on unfavorable currency. Revenues are operating revenues. Results are for the first quarter. Yesterday's closing price: $39.375 Down 62.5 cents


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#1 Jun 10, 2009
I have not been able to locate a doctor or hospital that does anterior hip replacements in Massachusetts, however, I have found a few surgeons that do MIS (minimally invasive surgery) hip replacement.
I know that the anterior hip replacement is a MIS procedure, I have a appointment set for july 16th. so i'll find out more then.
Is the Anterior approach the only MIS procedure for hip replacement?
#2 Jun 10, 2009
The best I have found is Stephen Murphy in Boston that does the superior method. The hip is never dislocated and it is the one I will probably have. William Kurtz also does it with this method. Do a search on them and you can read about it.
#3 Jun 11, 2009
Ann, what hospital are these doctors at?
#4 May 5, 2011
Ann did you ever get this done? I'm schedueled to have mright hip done by Dr. Kurtz in Nashville in 4 weeks. I can't wait.
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Adriana, SuperPath is the technique of putting Supercap and Path technique together. Go to replacemyhip.com its will show you the difference. tried to answer your post but it won't let me and if it does I'm in a different state and name???
#6 Aug 19, 2011
Although I do not know much difference about these two, I am actually scheduled for an anterior hip replacement and I am actually kind of nervous because Ive read something about issues that comes with hip replacement which you can also read about here http://www.depuypinnaclelawsuit.com/recall .
#7 Aug 25, 2011
Minimally invasive hip surgery allows smaller incision site and therefore faster healing process. I dont really know if there are other approaches aside from the lateral approach, but as what I have read about hip replacements on http://www.hiprecalllaw.com , complications may still arise whatever technique is used. Hope you will have a successful surgery and recovery.
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over the years, there has been a lot of confusion with regards to what is a Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement Surgery, is it the anterior approach or the posterior approach. The website of the Muir Orthopaedic Specialists sorted out the confusion well. Common approaches to total hip arthroplasty in the western region of the United States include the well-known posterior approach, which likely represents some 80-90% of hip replacements.The anterolateral surgical approach represents the majority of the remaining procedures. Both of these techniques can be implemented using smaller incisions, which limit the amount of muscle split on the lateral side of the hip; however, they do not significantly change or limit the muscles released during the deeper dissection. These approaches should be referred to as "mini approaches". A minimally invasive approach is considered valid when it significantly decreases recovery time and increases early function by minimizing deep and superficial tissue trauma. It must also be able to retain all the principles of bone-implant fixation and preserve the long-term results of traditional approaches. Minimally invasive approaches accomplish the above definition by avoiding or limiting the detachment of muscles and ligaments from bone and also limiting the splitting of muscles during the surgery. The basic principles of hip replacement must remain the same; these include: fixation, stability and maintenance of leg length. These procedures also employ small incisionsbetween three and five inchesas larger incisions are no longer necessary. It should be emphasized that the size of the incision has little to do with how minimally invasive the procedure is. A surgical procedure is classified as minimally invasive by what is done subcutaneously, or under the skin. The avoidance of muscle detachment or muscle splitting is what allows the patient to enjoy the benefits of facilitated rehabilitation and a speedy return to normal activities. http://www.depuyhipreplacementlawsuit.com
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Better for you to find a doctor that performs anterior hip replacement as it has receive several good feedback, check www.depuyhiprecallcenter.com for more information
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