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were made by the FDA based on Drisa data that they Haven't even SEEN! They will see that data before the next meeting.
The 4th biopsy hasn't taken place yet and now we know why they wanted it.Proof of steady dystrophin production now would go a long ways to change their thinking. All the researchers and experts are on SRPT 's side on this one. The dystrophin data will hold up after further review.
WE know what they were thinking before this meeting but not what they are thinking now or what they will be thinking after SRPT states their case at the next meeting.
The advocates are not out of this by any means, and they are sick and furious.
The fact they are making decisions about Etep based on drisa data is in fact illogical and I am sure this will be pointed out to them.
FDA's two main reasons for this mind change are both based on poor comparisons and CG and ED Kaye I'am sure will and have already begun to educate them on that.
The PR after the next meeting and everything up till then will be very interesting this game is not over.
thig - I agree in concept that the 4th biopsy COULD be a game changer, but when the FDA has punted on what qualifies as a valid measurement of dystrophin, how do you proceed? The FDA hasn't backed
SRPT into a corner - they've kicked them off the playing field - no rules to follow and no idea when the rules will be decided upon. As you pointed out, they haven't even seen the full data set from the drisa trial, yet they have made the assessment that the data raises doubts about SRPT's trial and data, which they haven't seen all of, either. While the AA regs are supposed to provide them the flexibility to think outside the box, they have shown they don't have the intelligence to handle that flexibility - they are stuck in the same mental sandbox that ru and pasteur have been spouting for the past year. I would like to think that if by this time next year all 10 boys are still stable/thriving on Etep that it might change the mind set, but based on how they handled things the past month, it isn't anything you can count on?
FDA is looking really stupid on this one. I mean they give drisapersen breakthrough therapy status and now they don't have a clue on how to proceed with the drug that works?!? And then they propose some crazy schemes for combining endpoints that have no proven credibility whatsoever?!?
SRPT has to get the agency in the same room with some of the thought leaders in DMD research and tell these yahoos that a large, placebo controlled study is fantasyland. You can't find enough kids in the appropriate age range. Europe is out because of the patent issue. Subjecting kids to multiple muscle biopsies under general anesthesia is unethical in the extreme and delaying hope for these kids is criminal.
The patient advocates are going to march on FDA with pitchforks and burning torches like its Frankenstein's castle if these idiots, the FDA decision makers, don't face reality and realize that you can't design the perfect biology experiment in this case. Congress ain't gonna like this BS either. This can't be the way this is going down. Either they clear the snot out of their craniums and go back to the July game plan and/or they agree to a confirmatory trial based pretty much on the same lines as previously outlined
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Just added SRP today at 13 but have been following the stock for over a year...
Today I am indeed sorry for long time holders, but the stock traded at 55 this year for goodness sakes, so the risk should have been fairly obvious what could happen if anything negative occurred....and it did. So that event is now water under the bridge.
As for FDA approval. If the 10 boys who received dystrophin are still doing great, why not show the FDA and all the physicians out there that 250 boys and girls can do great on the drug too. Or 2,000 for that matter.
That is what clinical trials are all about. You want a cancer drug approved with only 10 patients?
How about a major heart drug? 10 patients= approval.
Come on gang. Dry those tears and move on. SRPT needs a partner to fund and manage the Phase III trials
and they should be able to get one. It's not the drug that is at fault here. It's management. Nobody in their right mind should think they could get a drug approved by the FDA with 10 subjects. Crazy.
Hey ignorant, check Ariad drug for cancer. Their AA approval based on greater than 400 patients exposure and yet it was proven toxic in real life i.e. real use in market place. 12 pateints exploratory single center trial????? Come on, give us a break....FDA knows better!
hey mr. pumper and mr. fraud thigrlsk, game over!!!
There is no 4th biopsy!!! stop playing games!
No comparison between Drisa Vs Etep. Drissa was solid with their greater than 50 patients proof of concept p2 data which justified to do a phase III pivotal study but unfortunately failed!
They accepted the failure with dignity and class. Also proved that this class of drugs Drissa, etep may not be the right drugs to treat DMD.
Etep with 12 patient single center data is a fake, false positive data......no big company will invest in phase III....Game over!!! SRPT is a wolf in sheep skin! Check the past of this company AVi or whatever they called themselves of.....
Hey RegulatoryFake you have no business calling anyone a fraud when you are the biggest of them all. You were the one that called the DMD boys fake. You have lost total credibility on this board after that. Now take your little horror show somewhere else...like hell. lmao at you Fraud!!!! This isn't over in any sense of your imagination.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
"All the researchers and experts are on SRPT 's side on this one.": you are blindly in love of this stock.
Boston you are correct . But it is hard not to love a company with a safe efficacious drug that will help thousands of kids live a much more normal life.
Boston and REG time will tell. REG read the tweets from the advocates then take a look in the mirror!


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The Sacramento Kings are willing to pick up the phone and listen to trade talk—just don't ask about DeMarcus Cousins.
Cousins, he of 104 points over his last two outings alone, won't be moving at this year's NBA trade deadline, which occurs on February 18. Forget for a moment his on-court dominance and understand that Cousins is a key part of the franchise's marketing strategy as it prepares to open a new arena. It's why Steve Kyler of BasketballInsiders.com hears that Cousins is "untouchable" in trade chats, with the front office also realizing what the big man means off the court:
As the Kings continue to move toward the opening of their new downtown arena the Golden 1 Center in October, Cousins is a central figure in their marketing and sales plans around the new building.
League sources continue to say that Kings president Vlade Divac shuts down conversations about Cousins at 'hello,' and that a Cousins deal is a complete non-starter in Sacramento.
So there it is. Some might want to keep seeing Cousins as a trade target because of his volatile personality. He's had his blowups, even as of late. He initially didn't mesh well with coach George Karl. He somehow, someway will continue to have his named linked with Kentucky coach John Calipari, who may or may not go pro with any number of different franchises in need of a head coach.
But at the end of the day, the Kings aren't going to deal a 25-year-old center who does ridiculous feats such as the one explained by ESPN Stats & Info:
Back-to-Back Games with 45 Points & 10 Rebounds – Last 30 Seasons DeMarcus Cousins Antawn Jamison Michael Jordan Charles Barkley
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) January 26, 2016
Cousins averages a silly 27.6/11.4/1.3 slash line right now. He's been on an absolute tear in the month of January, posting at least 30 points in nine of 12 games. He's gone for 36, 24, 48 and 56 over his last four. Meanwhile, the Kings sit in eighth place in the Western Conference at 20-24 as winners in six of their last 10.
The Kings might be a franchise in a bit of transition, but long gone are the days where Cousins looks like a likely trade target. He's too critical on and off the court, with the on-court aspect covered well recently by general manager Vlade Divac.
"He's the No. 1 big guy in the league," Divac said, according to CBSSports.com's Ken Berger. "The second one is not even close."
It's easy to see where this relationship could have exploded and Cousins would be the hottest name on the block right now. Cousins has his rough patches of immaturity at times. The relationship with Karl wasn't the best. Adding the volatile Rajon Rondo could have caused things to boil over. It goes on.
Instead, though, the Rondo-Cousins paring is downright incredible. The odd mixture of players around them continues to develop better chemistry as the season continues. Karl has gone from an embattled coach to one who silently makes it all tick. And Divac's 100 percent correct in Cousins' ranking among players underneath the basket.
It's remarkable how things have unfolded, really. So while chatter might have made sense in an alternate timeline, it certainly doesn't now. Kyler just provided some extra reasoning, further reinforcement that the Kings and Cousins will be together for the long haul. Rebuilders have to look elsewhere for a hopeful implosion to feast on the aftermath.


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Rafael Benítez has offered Fernando Morientes a timely assurance that his future remains at Anfield as the Spain international attempts to rouse himself from an unimpressive start to his Liverpool career.
Morientes, recently recovered from a hamstring injury, has been a pale shadow of his former self since his £6.3m move from Real Madrid in January with only five goals in 24 appearances. In his cameo as a substitute against Blackburn on Saturday he missed three presentable chances and his wretched form has prompted speculation in the Spanish media that he might seek solace in La Liga during the winter window, most likely as part of a deal involving the Betis winger Joaquín moving to Liverpool.
Benítez distanced himself from those rumours yesterday but still took time to speak with his 29-year-old striker before the team's arrival in Belgium in a bid to repair the forward's fragile confidence. So convinced is the Liverpool manager of the player's pedigree and his desire to succeed that Morientes is likely to start this evening's Champions League tie against Anderlecht, with Benítez suggesting that Peter Crouch is due a rest after nine games in just over a month for club and country.
"Fernando's determined to prove himself in England," said Benítez, who is expected to partner his compatriot with Djibril Cissé tonight. "I don't know why people keep talking about Joaquín - we've never talked about him or talked about Morientes or Cissé [going the other way]. But I read the things in the Spanish press and I talked to Nando and said to him: 'Forget about all that.'
"I know he has friends who read the papers and will have told him what's been written, so I needed to put his mind at rest. I was surprised on Saturday because he's a good finisher normally and they were clear chances - it's nothing to do with him not being used to the English style that he missed those.
"I think there was a rustiness there. He's been working hard with Paco Ayesterán [the assistant manager] to improve his physical condition but you need time out on the pitch to bring that match competitiveness back. He will score goals for us. He understands the game better here now but we still need to understand his game better and he needs to learn about his team-mates."
Opportunities should present themselves tonight. Anderlecht may have improved in the competition this term - they were beaten only narrowly by Chelsea and Betis in their two matches - but they have lost a record nine Champions League games in succession and would be in a virtually hopeless position should they lose a 10th this evening. The absence of their best defender, Vincent Kompany, through injury has further undermined their prospects.
With Crouch due to start on the bench, the trio of strikers at Benítez's disposal cost a combined £27.4m, suggesting an embarrassment of riches, though the reality has been a little too humiliating this term with only Cissé - and then only sporadically - offering much bite up front.
Steven Gerrard's absence with a shin injury, from which he should have recovered in time for Saturday's trip to Fulham, has further undermined Liverpool's attacking threat, though they still expect to build upon an encouraging start to their defence of the Champions League Cup tonight.
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LONDON, ENGLAND -- (Marketwire) -- 11/21/12 -- With 4G connectivity launching in cities across the globe, the public can once again prepare for another giant leap forward in the services that mobile technology can provide. Considering 3G connectivity - which is now over 10 years old - brought consumers the ability to make video calls, stream online content, and receive updates from social media in real time, the possibilities to connect ten times as fast are infinitely boundless.
Far away from big cities with endless Wi-Fi hotspots, there remain substantial parts of the world where reliable mobile phone reception and access to internet are luxuries. In judging the winners of the Telecoms Awards 2012, World Finance recognised that the industry exists on different levels across the globe. Not to dismiss a challenge, many telecoms companies have been creative with what each can provide on such services.
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|Thomas E. Gaffney, Alan J. Schommer, William C. Heimerl, Michael L. Carpenter
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This invention is generally directed to a closure for a food container. More particularly, it is addressed to a removable cover for a steam table pan. More particularly, the invention is directed to a rotatable and removable cover for a food serving pan having an integral handle for lifting the pan.
Large food serving pans for containing multiple portions of food and allowing it to be served one portion at a time have been used for many years in commercial food service establishments. These pans are used in food servers such as steam tables, chill tables, salad bars or the like, as well as used as large chafing dishes in chafers. They may be used for storage of food or as transfer pans, to carry large portions of food to and from a serving area, as well. They are typically shallow rectangular stainless steel pans with an open top. A flange usually extends around the circumference of the pan to provide a steam seal around a steam table and often a convenient lifting point. When used in a steam table, salad bar or the like, the receptacle and flange are typically dimensioned so that the receptacle is received into a rectangular opening in table or bar and is supported by its flange resting upon the edges of the rectangular opening.
Covers may be provided for these pans to keep the food hot or cold, to prevent food drying, as well as to reduce contamination by servers, insects, or other sources. The most common covers are substantially flat metal sheets having a single central handle. These covers rest on top of the food service pans, and allow the pans to be stacked and carried. They are not easily manipulated by food servers due to the close proximity of each pan to its neighbor, the server's need to hold the plate and the server's need to scoop the food from the pan. Complicating the problem is the risk of contamination if removable covers are removed and placed on an unclean surface. Once placed on an unclean surface and replaced on the food serving pans, they may contaminate the remaining food.
One solution has been to provide each pan with a two-piece cover, a first rear portion is slidably engaged with a standard pan, to which a second rotatable cover portion is engaged. One problem with this design is that the first, rear portion partially covers the open end of the pan, even when the cover is open. This limits access to the food in the pan. Another problem is that the cover is not firmly attached to the pan, and can slide off when it is carried to and from the steam table.
Food serving pans are difficult to remove from chill or steam tables, salad bars and the like. Due to the light gauge steel of which they are made, and the requirement that their flanges seal against the table or bar, the edges of these pans closely fit the table or bar itself and are difficult to grasp and lift along their flanges.
There is a need, therefore, for an improved means for lifting a food serving pan. In particular, there is a need for a lifting apparatus that is easier to grasp, and does not require a utensil. In addition, there is a need for an improved pan and cover that are easier to operate and connected more securely than the traditional detached or two-piece steam table pan covers.
The present invention features a food serving pan cover, and a food serving pan adapted to receive that cover, that are intended to respond to these needs.
A covered food serving pan is provided including a pan portion for receiving food with a pierced flange having a first tab retainer, a cover portion having first and second edges, adapted to substantially cover an open end of the food serving pan, and a first tab disposed along the first edge that is adapted to engage the tab retainer. The tab may have an upward bend to be received by the tab retainer and a cover retainer extending from an end of the tab to support the cover in an upright and open position. The pan may also have a downward bend disposed between the upward bend and the rest of the cover. The tab retainer may extend above the uppermost surface of the flange. The flange may have lateral opposing edges adjacent to the tab retainer that are depressed below the uppermost surface of the flange. The tab retainer may be in the form of an open or closed ended "H" shaped slit. The tab retainer may be between 0.6 and 1.3 inches in length, and the tab may be up to 1/16 of an inch shorter than the tab retainer. A second tab and tab retainer may be provided. The first and second tab retainers may be separated by a gap of between 0.6 and 0.95 inches. A handle or utensil receving relief may be disposed along the second edge of the cover.
A method for attaching a cover to a food serving pan is provided including the steps of slidingly engaging a tab on the cover with a tab retainer on the pan in a first direction substantially parallel to the open end of the pan, rotating the cover about the tab retainer in a direction that defines a first axis of rotation, translating the cover in a direction substantially parallel to the first axis of rotation, and rotating the cover about the axis of rotation until the cover closes the open end of the pan.
Other principal features and advantages of the invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon review of the following drawings, the detailed description and the appended claims.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view of the pan of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of the bead of the FIG. 2 pan;
FIG. 4 is a top view of the cover of FIG. 1 before it is bent;
FIGS. 5A-D illustrate the successive steps of engagement of the FIG. 4 cover with the pan of FIGS. 1-3;
FIG. 6 illustrates an alternative tab for the cover of FIGS. 1, 4 and 5;
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of a tab of the cover of FIG. 4, as bent;
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the cover of FIG. 4 as bent;
FIGS. 9A-E are perspective views of a tab of the cover of FIG. 1 in various stages of engagement;
FIGS. 10 and 11 are perspective views of alternative tab retainers;
FIG. 12 illustrates a perspective view of an alternative tab retainer;
FIG. 13 illustrates a cover and pan arrangement having two pairs of tabs; and
FIG. 14 illustrates a cover and pan arrangement wherein a plurality of covers are provided for a single pan.
Before explaining at least one embodiment of the invention in detail it is to be understood that the invention is not limited in its application to the details of construction and the arrangement of the components set forth in the following description or illustrated in the drawings. The invention is capable of other embodiments or being practiced or carried out in various ways. Also, it is to be understood that the phraseology and terminology employed herein is for the purpose of description and should not be regarded as limiting.
Turning now to the drawings and referring to FIG. 1, a food serving pan 10 with rotatably connected cover 12 is disclosed. Tabs 14 extend from cover 12 and engage tab retainers 16 extending from flange 18 of food serving pan 10. Tabs 14 are bent thereby allowing cover 12 to rotate about axis 20. Handle 22 extends from cover 12 and provides a manual gripping point for lifting pan 10.
FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional illustration of the FIG. 1 embodiment, showing flange 18 and tab retainers 16 in greater detail. Pan 10 is preferably made of metal, most preferably stainless steel. It has a thickness of between 0.025 and 0.065 inches, as shown in cross-section A. In this embodiment, flange 18 is beaded, having a convex upward portion 24 merging into a concave lower portion 26, which merges into an outer edge portion 28 that is substantially parallel to a plane defined by the uppermost surface 30 of flange 18. Pan 10 has two tab retainers 16 extending upwardly from uppermost surface 30 of flange 18. Tab retainers 16 are adapted to receive and engage tab retainers 14 of cover 12 (not shown). Length L of tab retainers 16 is preferably between 0.6 and 1.4 inches, more preferably between 0.8 and 1.2 inches and most preferably about 0.9 to 1.1 inches, to provide maximum support for pan 10. To provide sufficient clearance for cover 12 (shown in FIG. 1) yet hold cover 12 firmly, the uppermost surface 32 of tab retainers 16 extends preferably between 0.06 and 0.12 inches, most preferably between 0.075 and 0.095, above uppermost surface 30 of flange 18. Gap G is provided between each of tab retainers 16 to provide rotational stability for cover 12 about pan 10, and measures preferably between 0.6 and 0.95 inches. More preferably, it measures between 0.7 and 0.85 inches. Tab retainers 16 define slots 34 which engage tabs 14 of cover 12. For superior retention of cover 12, slots 34 have a height H of between 0.045 and 0.110 inches, and more preferably between 0.065 and 0.085 inches.
FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view of flange 18 taken at Section 3--3 in FIG. 2. Tab retainer 16 has a downwardly facing arcuate cross section with a width W of between 0.09 and 0.24 inches. More preferably, tab retainer 16 has a width of between 0.12 and 0.21 inches. Most preferably, it has a width of between 0.17 and 0.20 inches. Tab retainer 16 is formed after flange 18 is formed, by piercing flange 18 in an upward direction, while simultaneously deforming lower edges 36 of slot 34 downwardly in a die set. In this manner, the uppermost surfaces of lower edges 36 extend below top surface 30 of flange 18 by between 0.02 and 0.08 inches, more preferably between 0.03 and 0.06 inches, and most preferably about 0.045 inches. By forming lower edges 36 below uppermost surface 30, cover 12 closely seals with surface 30, yet is adapted to rotate easily about axis 20 (FIG. 1). Outer edge 37 of tab retainer 16 is adapted to support the cover and will be discussed below.
FIG. 4 illustrates cover 12 as stamped and before being bent to form handle 22 and tabs 14. In this embodiment, cover 12 is formed of a single sheet of cover stock, preferably metal, and most preferably stainless steel. Handle 22 (shown in FIG. 1) is formed by bending cover 12 at bending lines 38 and 40. Each of tabs 14 include cover retainers 42, in the form of lateral extensions of tabs 14. Edges 43 of cover retainers 42 are adapted to engage outer edges 37 of tab retainers 16 (FIG. 3), thereby supporting cover 12 in an upright and open position. From a closed position in which it is horizontal and covers pan 10, cover 12 may preferably be opened by rotating it between 95 and 135 degrees about tab retainers 16 before edges 43 contact tab retainers 16 and support cover 12 in an upright position. More preferably the angle is between 100 and 115 degrees. Most preferably, the angle is between 103 and 108 degrees. When the cover retainers are oriented to support the cover at this angle, the cover may be easily placed in an upright position, with little risk of it falling forward and unexpectedly closing while food is being served, but at the same time it will not overbalance an empty pan causing an empty pan to tip over. This angle is illustrated as ".o slashed." in FIG. 9C, discussed below. Cover extensions 44, extend outwardly from cover 12 and, as will be shown below, cover pan 10 along the flange of pan 10 in which tab retainers 16 are formed, thereby preventing foreign matter from entering pan 10 along its slotted edge when cover 12 is installed. Cover extensions 44 are relieved, shown by diagonal edges 46, to allow cover 12 to be more easily installed and removed from pan 10. The length L1 of tabs 14 with cover retainers 42 are preferably up to 1/16 of an inch less than the length L (FIG. 2) of tab retainers 16. A greater difference in length may provide excessive and unacceptable play between the cover and the pan. Similarly, length L of tabs 14 is also up to 1/16 of an inch less than the length L (FIG. 2) of tab retainers 16.
FIGS. 5A-D illustrate several positions of tab 14 with respect to tab retainer 16 that illustrate the interaction between tab 14 and tab retainer 16 as the cover is mounted on pan 10. For purposes of illustration, tab 14 is shown in these figures in a flattened state. This allows the sliding motion of tab 14 with respect to tab retainer 16 to be illustrated in a two dimensional plane. In practice, tabs 14 are bent, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 7-9 and thus are slidingly and rotatingly engaged with tab retainers 16 on pan 10. A view showing the rotational interaction is described below in conjunction with FIGS. 9A-E.
In FIG. 5A, tab 14 is shown in its initial position, as cover 12 and pan 10 are engaged. As tab 14 is moved in the direction of the arrow on cover 12, i.e. parallel to the longitudinal extent of tab 14, tab 14 will slide between tab retainer 16 and flange 18. In FIG. 5B, tab 14 has been inserted until edge 48 of tab 14 abuts tab retainer 16. At the point edge 48 abuts tab 16, the distal end of cover retainer 42 has cleared the edge of tab 16 permitting tab 14 to move in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal extent of tab 14 as indicated by the arrow on cover 12. In FIG. 5C, tab 14 has moved perpendicular to the longitudinal extent of tab 14 until edge 50 of tab 14 abuts tab retainer 16. At this point, edge 48 no longer abuts tab retainer 16, and tab 14 may be further inserted into tab retainer 16 in a direction parallel to the longitudinal extent of tab 14. It is clear that when tab 14 is inserted completely into tab retainer 16, any sliding of tab 14 simply in a direction parallel to its longitudinal extent will not cause tab 14 to be removed from tab retainer 16, and thus cover 12 from pan 10. While FIGS. 5A-D illustrate the operation of tab 14 with cover retainer 42, the retainer is not required to engage tab 14 with tab retainer 16. In an alternative embodiment, the tab may have no retainer, such as tab 15, illustrated in FIG. 6.
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of cover 12 at Section A--A in FIG. 4 illustrating the appearance of tab 14 when bent. Tab 14 has a first downward bend 52, preferably with an inside radius of between 0.062 and 0.187 inches. This bend describes an arc of between 15 and 60 degrees, more preferably between 20 and 40 degrees. Travelling outwardly along tab 14, after downward bend 52 is upward bend 54, with an inside radius of between 0.062 and 0.250 inches, and more preferably between 0.08 and 0.15 inches. This bend describes an arc of between 120 and 210 degrees, more preferably between 160 and 190 degrees. Following upward bend 54 is flat portion 56. By providing a downward bend 52 followed by an upward bend 54, a portion of tab 14 is provided that extends below the planar surface of the rest of cover 12, and will optimally engage with the inner and outer edges of tab retainer 16 and outer and inner edges 37 of flange 18 (FIG. 3). This arrangement allows cover 12 to be rotated about axis 20 (FIG. 1) without binding and bending either tabs 14 or tab retainer 16.
FIG. 8 is an edge view of cover 12 showing tabs 14 and cover extensions 44. These extensions are provided to extend to and partially cover flange 18 (not shown) thereby preventing foreign matter from falling into pan 10. They extend past the axis of rotation 20 of cover 12, and are upwardly bent to prevent their interference with flange 18 when cover 12 is installed or removed, and opened or closed.
FIGS. 9A-E illustrate, in perspective, pan 10, cover 12 and the manner in which they are engaged. In FIG. 9A, cover 12 is disengaged from pan 10. To engage tab 14 with tab retainer 16, tab 14 is advanced toward pan 10 laterally in the direction of the arrow. In FIG. 9B, tab 14 has been advanced until it begins to bind with tab retainer 16. To engage tab 14 further with tab retainer 16, tab 14 must be simultaneously inserted into tab retainer 16 and rotated about axis 20. FIG. 9C illustrates the next stage of engagement, after tab 14 has been further engaged with tab retainer 16. At this point, edge 43 of cover retainer 42 has just cleared tab retainer 16, and edge 48 has not yet engaged tab retainer 16. To further engage tab 14 to tab retainer 16, tab 14 must be moved laterally with respect to tab retainer 16. This lateral motion is indicated by the directional arrow, and the change in relative positions of cover 12 and pan 10 is illustrated in FIG. 9D. In FIG. 9D, the cover is in a substantially upright position. It is maintained in this position by cover retainer 42 resting against tab retainer 16. The cover illustrated in FIG. 9D may be closed by further rotation in the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. 9D. The closed position is illustrated in FIG. 9E.
FIGS. 10 and 11 illustrate alternative embodiments of tab retainer 16 for retaining tab 14. FIG. 10 illustrates an open "H" style tab retainer 16 in the flange 18 of a food serving pan. FIG. 11 illustrates a closed-end "H" style tab retainer 16 in the flange 18 of a food serving pan.
Each of the tab retainers illustrated above is in the form of an elongate member attached at either end to flange 18 of the food serving pan. In an alternative embodiment, two tab retainers 58 may be provided in place of tab retainer 16, as illustrated in FIG. 12. In this embodiment, tab retainers 58 extend around opposing edges of a cover tab (not shown). The spacing of these pairs of tabs is the same as that shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, and the method of engagement the same as that described above.
The food serving pans and respective covers 12 shown above all have two tabs 14 that engage respective tab retainers 16 on pans 10. For larger pans, however, it is beneficial to provide additional tabs and tab retainers, such as those illustrated in FIGS. 13 and 14 in which tabs 14 are shown in a flattened condition for ease of recognition. FIG. 13 shows the back of a full-width food serving pan 60 and its respective cover 62. Pan 60 is approximately 12.75 inches wide overall. For pan 60 and cover 62, four tabs 14 with corresponding tab retainers 16 are preferred. Tabs 14 and tab retainers 16 may be constructed and used in the same manner as the previously discussed embodiments. As shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, tabs 14 and tab retainers 16 are oriented as adjacent pairs of tabs. Each adjacent pair preferably has the same internal spacing (e.g. the "L" and "G" dimensions) as that described above. Two different pair-to-pair spacings are provided in FIGS. 13 and 14. As seen in FIG. 13, a pair-to-pair spacing "P" measured between the centerlines of the respective pairs is preferably between 4 and 5.5 inches. More preferably it is between 4.5 and 5.2 inches. Most preferably it is between 4.7 and 5.0 inches. These dimensions provide superior structural strength, while still allowing for easy engagement of the cover with the pan.
Regarding pan 64 and corresponding covers 12 of FIG. 14, a different cover spacing may be provided when a pan 64 is adapted to engage a plurality of covers 12. In this figure, the spacing "P" between centerlines of adjacent pairs of tab retainers is between 5.5 and 7.1 inches. More preferably it is between 6.0 and 6.7 inches. Most preferably it is between 6.2 and 6.5 inches. The covers in this pan share a common axis of rotation about tab retainers 16. Covers 12 shown in FIG. 14 are also adapted to be engaged with pan 10 as shown above. Thus covers may be advantageously engaged with a plurality of pans having different overall dimensions. Pan 64 of FIG. 14 may also have a single cover with four tabs (such as that shown in FIG. 13) engaged to it, albeit a cover having a different centerline spacing between adjacent pairs of tabs 14. Thus, a single pan may engage a plurality of covers, including a single cover covering substantially the whole pan, or a plurality of covers, each covering a portion of the pan. It is advantageous to provide covers that are adapted to be engaged with different pans having different overall dimensions, and to provide pans that are adapted to be engaged with different covers having different overall dimensions since fewer unique cover and pan configurations need to be provided.
Thus, it should be apparent that there has been provided in accordance with the present invention a food serving pan with removable cover that fully satisfies the objectives and advantages set forth above. Although the invention has been described in conjunction with specific embodiments thereof, it is evident that many alternatives, modifications and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, it is intended to embrace all such alternatives, modifications and variations that fall within the spirit and broad scope of the appended claims.
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|Frank A Spears
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|United Metal Box Company Inc
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|All Metal Products Company
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|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Apr 28, 1999
|Aug 14, 2001
|Cambro Manufacturing Company
|Food pan and cover with interior hinged lid
|Apr 1, 1999
|Feb 26, 2002
|The Vollrath Company Llc
|Pan removal ramp
|Mar 31, 2000
|Jul 9, 2002
|The Vollrath Company, L.L.C.
|Food serving and pan system
|Jan 19, 2001
|May 6, 2003
|The Vollrath Company, L.L.C.
|Food pan configured for nested stacking
|Jan 19, 2001
|May 27, 2003
|The Vollrath Company, L.L.C.
|Covered pan system
|Mar 11, 2005
|Sep 14, 2006
|American Permanent Ware Corporation
|Lid/cover and hinge apparatus
|Oct 20, 2005
|Apr 26, 2007
|Cui-Jun Lu
|Heat dissipation device including dust mask
|Nov 30, 2007
|Jul 10, 2008
|D Amato Gianfranco
|U.S. Classification
|220/831, 220/212.5, 220/528, 220/836
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jul 22, 1996
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Pendas – Ngangas –
Enquisos – Machines
{each part welcomes the
other without saying}
Transducing a single film into
printed matter, this book
addresses the question of how
to connect the nonhumans,
animals and plants to the
postcolonial space without
deepening inflicted violations
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film "prendas – ngangas –
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humans as a team." in present-
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chickens provide food and
labor, and often move around
freely. much like extended
family members some animals
share close relations with
humans. some entered the
intermediate state between
domesticated and wild, others
return to the forest to fully
reverse their domestication and
to become something else
entirely. the film sets out to
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Elke Marhöfer and
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Shape Shifting
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when it was made
and why
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made and why takes a fresh
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prominent Mnemosyne Atlas.
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solar and lunar eclipses,
intestines, magic stones and
starry heavens stemming from
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that were spatially divided by
conflict and have been under
reconstruction for decades.
Caitlin Berrigan's artist's book
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unfinished and vacant
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incompletion—fixed on the
brink of a possible future.
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Hatzigoga, Franziska Pierwoss
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self-organised and experimental processes within and outside the
institutional frame.
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publishing by studying movements and groups that used printed
matter as a form of resistance. The series is part of a larger
research project composed by an archive of books and documents
collected and displayed in different occasions.
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This series attempts to imagine feminist futures through different
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Favorite granola with puffed grains, pecans, maple syrup, and honey
It's been a while but here I am again with a recipe for my newly favorite granola. I haven't strayed too, too far from my previously posted puffed grain granola recipe. The main puffed grain I use now is kamut, which is a bigger grain than wheat and is still a good size after it shrinks, and my nuts of choice are now pecans. I often add wheat germ for added protein and nutritional value.
I always forget how quick and easy it is to make granola, and I never make it as often as I should, in part because as soon as I make it, the granola monster, otherwise known as my husband, devours it by the handfuls as a snack. When I do have it, it's my favorite quick breakfast with yogurt and berries. We also take it along on hikes as an alternative to granola bars, which are typically very sweet. I think that it would also make a nice homemade gift.
My regular grocery store doesn't carry puffed grains, but I've found them at health food stores or grocery stores which have a larger selection of health food — whatever that means — like Whole Foods and Sprouts. If you live in the US, you can use the Arrowhead Mills locator to find stores that carry them. Arrowhead Mills isn't the only brand that carries puffed grains, but it's the only one I've found in West Los Angeles.
Poached Eggs in Tomato Sauce with Chickpeas and Feta (Shakshuka)
This poached egg, tomato, and feta dish is quick and easy to make, tasty, and hearty enough to be breakfast, brunch, lunch, or even dinner. We usually only poach as many eggs as we eat on the day we make it and save the rest to reheat and serve with fried eggs. This shakshuka is slightly spicy. For a bit more spice, I would use either two jalapeños or increase the chili powder to 1/2 teaspoon (2.5 mL). Serve with good bread or warmed pita or tortilla.
Pistachio Masala Lamb Chops with Rosemary Roasted Potatoes
Summer is officially over, which hopefully means that even those of you without temperature controlled apartments have regained use of your oven. What better way to celebrate than to heat it up and cook lamb chops smothered in pistachios and spices.
This recipe calls for meat masala, an Indian spice mix. If you can't find it, you can use garam or chaat masala instead. I initially got my masala spice mix when I first made chana masala, an Indian chickpea dish, and it quickly became my husband's go-to spice when he cooks meat, fish, and even fried eggs. We sometimes put it on homemade popcorn. If you can't find it or if you're not convinced of how versatile masala can be, you can use a sprinkle of each of the main ingredients it contains instead: ground coriander, cumin, fennel, and black pepper.
We usually get three lamb loin chops, one each plus another to share, so the recipe yields three pork loin chops and two servings of roasted baby potatoes on the side.
P.S. Yesterday was the first anniversary of my first post!
Peach and Pecan Crumble à la Mode
Celebrate the end of summer with a tasty peach and pecan crumble! This recipe is adapted from Smitten Kitchen and it has served as a summer dessert staple for us since it was first posted. We've made it on several occasions, and we've been making quite a few changes along the way, but it is not a fussy crisp and always turns out well. The only thing to watch out for is the ripeness and natural sweetness of the peaches, which determine the amount of sugar you'll want to add to the filling. We always eat it with vanilla ice cream, so we make it tart to compensate for the sweetness of the ice cream and add very little sugar when the peaches are already very flavorful. See the tips section for modification suggestions.
Black bean, mushroom, and avocado tacos
Tacos were actually our first successful home-cooked low-sodium meal two years ago. We licked our fingers clean and rubbed our bellies and patted ourselves on the back and have been making some version of them every one to two weeks since. This version is vegetarian and has our favorite source of vegetarian protein, black beans. It can easily be made vegan if you use vegan cheese or skip the cheese altogether.
We always use corn tortillas; they have much less sodium than flour tortillas. I prefer hard shell tacos and I fry mine in a pan with a little bit of oil. I have yet to perfect my method — I never seem to get the temperature and time ratio right — but they're still always better and less likely to fall apart than store-bought hard shell tacos, even when I accidentally dry them out. The only constant I've noticed is that the fresher they are, the less likely I am to screw them up. My husband toasts his tortillas in the toaster oven for a couple of minutes. Check the tips section for more explicit instructions on how I heat them up.
Zucchini farro fritters with a fried egg
Today marks the two-year anniversary anniversary of the beginning of my partner's dietary restrictions and of our low-sodium cooking adventures. To celebrate, I've returned from my unannounced and unexpectedly long hiatus with a brunch recipe for zucchini farro fritters. Not the most celebratory of dishes, I know, but it will have to do.
We've made this recipe a couple of times. More often than not, we top the fritters with a fried egg and serve them with bread on the side. Since it's just the two of us and this picky eater gets sick of eating the same thing the next day, we've also turned the remaining patty mixture into a stir-fry. If you have yet to master the art of patty-making, I very much feel your pain (as this picture, out of which I cropped most of the messiness, may suggest), and would not discourage you from making the patty mixture into a stir-fry right away. The mixture shrinks while it's cooking. We start out with 4-inch patties which then shrink to a size that still fits a large fried egg. We don't use any added salt so they turn out slightly sweet. If your diet allows it, instructions for how to incorporate salt into the fritters are included in the tips section.


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SAGINAW, MI — The Saginaw High-Arthur Hill boys basketball game has surged to first place in The Saginaw News Game of the Week poll.
Arthur Hill is undefeated, while Saginaw High is 4-3 after losing Friday to Flint Carman-Ainsworth. Last season, Arthur Hill won all three meetings.
The game is 7 p.m. Friday at Saginaw High, with tickets sold at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Saginaw High main entrance.
The Arthur Hill-Saginaw High game had more than 150 of the 326 votes Monday, with the voting deadline at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
The Tri-Valley Conference East Division boys basketball matchup between Millington and Frankenmuth trailed by 70 votes for second place, with the Midland High-Midland Dow girls basketball rivalry third with less than 80 votes.


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