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Prabal Gurung dress, $6495 | Melissa Joy Manning earrings, $250 | Anya Hindmark clutch, $235 | Sergio Rossi shoes, $625
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Prabal Gurung dress, $6495 | Melissa Joy Manning earrings, $250 | Anya Hindmark clutch, $235 | Sergio Rossi shoes, $625
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Alyssa McElheny of Alyssa M Photography is a wedding photography from Michigan who like many, fell in love with Brooklyn and all she has to offer! She came up with this great fashion shoot using dresses from Ceremonia NYC, gathered some goodies from a junk shop, and cobbled together a bouquet and hairpiece all herself! So impressive! I'll let her tell the rest…
I've twice had the opportunity in the last few months to travel to and stay in Brooklyn. I'm in love with the city and the people and the hustle and the art. After staying in Bushwick during my first trip, I knew that I had to photograph a bride there. That's where Brooklyn-based Ceremonia NYC came in! They're a fantastic bridal company who just started their own line of beautiful, easy gowns. I was so thrilled and honored to work with them on this project. I wanted my bride to be cool, effortless, and natural yet still dramatic. Ceremonia's Carleen Cloud gown was perfect for my bride. I found some bridal accessories in a local Brooklyn junk shop, journeyed to NYC's floral district at the crack of dawn to gather the day's blooms, and put together a wreath and bouquet in my charming Greenpoint Airbnb. We walked the streets of Brooklyn on a sunny Sunday morning, popped into a few local shops, and shot a variety of looks. This shoot is so Brooklyn in every way and I can only dream of shooting this sort of bride in a real Brooklyn wedding.
Gown, Kimono: Ceremonia NYC
Fur: Eastown Antiques
Venues: Little Neck Brooklyn, Homecoming, Air BnB
Heels: ASOS
Gold Bangles: Junk 11211
Floral Stems: Associated Cut Flower
Model – http://www.aloha.com
Handmade – Veil, Jeweled Crown, Floral Wreath, Bouquet
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Apiece Apart dress, $575 | Shadow House bracelet, $40 | Kenzo clutch, $245 | Tamara Mellon shoes, $795
– Tram @ Phi-Style.com
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Seeing a Monique Lhuillier fashion show in person is one of my true joys during bridal market….pictures really do her creations no justice. The dresses are ethereal, with so many handmade details from the thousands upon thousands of beads, to layers of tulle.
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Reem Acra dress, $5995 | Jenny Packham headband, $480 | Bauble Bar earrings, $32 |Bottega Veneta shoes, $750
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Women, men, and unions, 1983 - 2004
May 26, 2005
Thirteen percent of female wage and salary workers were represented by unions in 2004, compared with 15 percent of men.
Union attachment for both groups has fallen since 1983, when unions represented 18 percent of female wage and salary workers and nearly 28 percent of men.
These data are from the Current Population Survey, a monthly survey of households conducted by the Bureau of Census for the Bureau of Labor Statistics. These and other data on working women are presented in Women in the Labor Force: A Databook, Report 985. Workers represented by unions includes members of a labor union or an employee association similar to a union, as well as workers who are not members but whose jobs are covered by a union or employee association contract.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Women, men, and unions, 1983 - 2004 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2005/may/wk4/art04.htm (visited September 26, 2016).
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Colts TE Dallas Clark vs. Redskins SS LaRon Landry: Clark had three receptions for 20 yards in last week's win over the Chiefs. Opposing defenses have been bracketing Indianapolis' versatile tight end, not allowing him much room to operate this season.
Redskins QB Donovan McNabb vs. Colts MLB Gary Brackett: McNabb can hurt defenses with his head, his arm and, most importantly to Indianapolis, with his legs. The Colts have done a pretty good job in past meetings with mobile quarterbacks, but McNabb presents a big challenge. Brackett is questionable after missing the week of practice.
Colts DEs Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis vs. Redskins OTs Trent Williams and Jammal Brown: The Colts have only one individual sack over the last 12 quarters, with Mathis picking that one up against Denver three weeks ago. Freeney was a force last week against the Chiefs in forcing Kansas City quarterback Matt Cassel out of the pocket. Their job this week, though, is to keep Donovan McNabb in the pocket and contain him.
Redskins FS Kareem Moore vs. Colts QB Peyton Manning: Having started just five NFL games, Moore is not going to outthink the NFL's smartest quarterback, one whom former teammate Hunter Smith called "an offensive coordinator." Moore will need plenty of help from defensive coordinator Jim Haslett and veteran signal caller London Fletcher to not be hopelessly outclassed in the battle of wits with the future Hall of Fame QB.
COLTS GAME PLAN: Be more consistent on both sides of the football. Take advantage of red-zone opportunities on offense and force turnovers on defense. The Colts have to be able to run the football well enough to keep the chains moving and to keep Washington's offense off the field. Indianapolis can't let the Redskins settle in on offense. Washington QB Donovan McNabb likes to create outside the pocket and make big plays downfield. He must be contained and that comes from a big push from the middle of the defensive line.
REDSKINS GAME PLAN: Indianapolis struggles to stop the run, but Washington is struggling at running the ball, so the focus figures to be on the passing game. QB Donovan McNabb largely looks to WR Santana Moss and TE Chris Cooley, but first-year WR Anthony Armstrong has made the longest catch in each of the past two games, so the Colts will have to watch him, too. The Colts are lousy on the ground, but as always, they are very dangerous through the air with four-time MVP Peyton Manning throwing to WRs Reggie Wayne and Austin Collie and TE Dallas Clark (107 catches, 1,272 yards and 10 touchdowns between them). Blitzes don't rattle Manning, so Washington's back seven will have to be at its best in coverage.
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Officers say that two unknown black males were involved, one acting as a lookout and the other performing the robbery.
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Huawei shows off Agile IoT, helps connected tech communicate online
Chinese company Huawei announced its Agile Network 3.0 Architecture during its Network Congress 2015 - with a specific interest in the Agile Internet of Things (IoT) solution. Company officials noted its platform as a free and open standard, so it's even easier to make devices connect - and communicate - with the Internet.
"Standardizing infrastructure will foster the development of Internet applications, including 'IoT' applications," said William Xu, chief strategy and marketing officer at Huawei, in a statement to the media.
Looking ahead, Huawei predicts there will be 100 billion connections by 2025, with two million new sensors deployed every hour. Huawei has increased focus of its IoT efforts in the past couple of years, as buildings, vehicles, factories, retail stores, critical infrastructure, and other products become connected.
Continue reading 'Huawei shows off Agile IoT, helps connected tech communicate online' (full post)
HDMI powers over 4 billion devices, with 700m to be shipped in 2015
Just how popular is the HDMI standard? According to Jim Rossner from ShapeTechnology who reached out to us, there are over 4 billion HDMI-enabled devices around the world.
This year alone, 700 million HDMI-compliant devices are estimated to be shipped. The HDMI organization has plenty more in store for the standard, where we expect it to really take off with VR headsets right around the corner. HDMI has gone through considerable changes since its inception, with HDMI 2.0 capable of 4K 60FPS.
Qualcomm already raking in the money from Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) has hardware companies and software developers excited, as long as they have properly prepared for the growing craze. Chip maker Qualcomm says it has already generated $1 billion in revenue during 2014 in IoT-related business, with more than 120 million smart home units powered by Qualcomm.
Starting this year, Qualcomm believes 10 percent of its chip division revenue will be from products other than smartphones - as the IoT market continues to develop.
"The investment we've made in the Snapdragon business is necessary to drive our mobile business," said Derek Aberle, president at Qualcomm, in a statement to Forbes. "We've also made some investments in automotive-grade Snapdragon chips, but it's not like we have to create entirely new processors and chips. We can leverage our previous investments and come through with higher margins."
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ESB teams up with Vodafone to deliver 1Gbps Internet in Ireland
ESB and Vodafone have joined forces to launch a new broadband company in Ireland known as Siro, with €450 million ($512 million), that will launch high-speed fiber optic broadband in the country.
The first outlay will cover 500,000 premises in regional towns throughout Ireland. There has been a trial in Cavan of 300 premises, where users were able to tap an insane speed of 1Gbps, bidirectional. The new network will be laid out on ESB's existing overground and underground infrastructure, which already uses fiber optic cable. This will ensure that up to 1Gbps speeds can be delivered to users.
The new service will be offering users speeds of between 200Mbps and 1Gbps, which is magnitudes more than what most users in Ireland have at the moment. Better yet, Siro will be offering its super-fast broadband to other telecom operators, so that it can be pushed in the retail side of things, too. Siro will be rolling out the fiber broadband in June, starting in Cavan, Dundalk, Westport, Castlebar, Sligo, Carrigaline, Tralee, Navan, Letterkenny and Wexford.
Samsung will rely on Artik, a new processor for the Internet of Things
Samsung is preparing to support the Internet of Things (IoT) on a larger scale, utilizing its Artik chip platform for connected products. The Korean electronics company is looking for new business opportunities as its mobile business unit struggles - and IoT could be a safe bet, as Samsung is proactively preparing new hardware.
More details about Artik will be revealed next Tuesday, during a Samsung keynote at the Internet of Things (IoT) world.
"By continuing efforts to connect devices and people to achieve greater insights, we have a huge opportunity to work with others in the industry, to tackle these real-world issues in ways that will fundamentally change people's lives for the better," said Young Sohn, president and chief strategy officer at Samsung Electronics, in a press statement.
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Google rumored to launch its wireless service as soon as this week
We've been hearing about Google's rumored wireless service for a little while now, but rumor has it that the Mountain View-based search giant may reveal its wireless service as soon as... tomorrow.
The Wall Street Journal is the source of the rumor according to their sources, with the wireless service also working on Sprint and T-Mobile's networks, and only on the Nexus 6 for now. The Google-powered network should be capable of switching between the two networks depending on which one is feeding your Nexus 6 with a stronger signal.
Customers will reportedly be able to pay for just the data they use, versus having to buy an allotted amount and then wasting it if they don't use it all by the end of the month. At Mobile World Congress last month, Google's Senior VP Sundar Pichai said: "We don't intend to be a carrier at scale. I think we're at the stage where we need to think of hardware, software, and connectivity together. We want to break down the barriers on how connectivity works".
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Google's ambitious wireless service reportedly called 'Project Fi'
Google wants to offer a wireless service to people in the United States, but it looks like their plans of unveiling this as a semi surprise have been popped.
A recent look at the firmware image for the Nexus 6 has teased that there will soon be a service that offers consumers the option of paying for only what they use, with the future service provided with a logo, and a temporary name: Project Fi. Android Police noticed an app called "Tycho" that housed numerous clues to Project Fi, with the app looking to provide the option of activating the service, but giving consumers additional options, too.
These options include putting the account on hole, resuming it, or closing it down completely, without needing the consumer to call a customer care number. Project Fi users can also port their own number to the service, or they can use their number from a separate Google Voice system, too.
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IBM invests $3B to help develop Internet of Things infrastructure
IBM plans to invest $3 billion in an operation to develop an Internet of Things (IoT) division tasked with handling data from smartphones, tablets, connected vehicles, and other Things. The platform will be open so manufacturers can ensure their apps and connected devices are optimized for IoT connectivity.
The company understands that the majority of data generated and collected cannot be analyzed, as there is no proper infrastructure to do so - but will work with partnering companies to develop tools and services for app developers.
"Our knowledge of the world grows with every connected sensor and device, but too often we are not acting on it, even when we know we can ensure a better result," said Bob Picciano, SVP of IBM Analytics. "IBM will enable clients and industry partners apply IoT data to build solutions based on an open platform. This is a major focus of investment for IBM because it's a rish and broad-based opportunity where innovation matters."
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IDC: Smart buildings to balloon to $17.4 billion in 2019
There is much media attention focused on the Internet of Things (IoT) for consumers, but it looks like businesses are greatly adopting smart technology. Smart buildings and infrastructure is expected to boom, reaching $17.4 billion in 2019, as competitive pricing and tech advances help adoption, according to IDC.
The economy is further recovering, so adoption is expected to ramp up in 2015 and over the next four years, while energy costs remain a huge concern for companies. If more companies pledge to improve sustainability and energy management, then there is even more potential for strong growth in smart building solutions.
"While the 'Internet of Things' is a topic of much speculation in the consumer market, smart building technology has steadily been increasing its footprint and impact among commercial buildings," said Jill Feblowitz, VP of Energy Insights at IDC. "Smart building solutions are valuable technologies for deploying energy management strategies that generate operational efficiencies, cost containment, and sustainability benefits that appeal to key stakeholders in building management."
FTC creates a new office to analyze Internet of Things
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) wants to keep a close eye on the growing Internet of Things (IoT) boom, as more connected Things access the Internet.
The FTC will task the newly-created Office of Technology Research and Investigation with a high-level approach to analyzing IoT. It will focus on studying "privacy, data security, connected cars, smart homes, algorithmic transparency, emerging payment methods, big data, and the Internet of Things."
The IoT provides great potential for connectivity everywhere a person goes, but the FTC has concerns related to privacy and security.
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Chelsie Thibodeaux, Dalton Parker announce June 13 wedding
Dalton Austin Parker and Chelsie Paige Thibodeaux
Chelsie Paige Thibodeaux and Dalton Austin Parker, both of Lafayette, have announced their engagement and commitment to be wed on Friday, June 13, at Elm Park Plantation in St. Francisville. Minister Deborah Duvic will officiate the 6 p.m. nuptial ceremony.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Brenda and Conley Thibodeaux of Mermentau Cove. Her grandparents are Dorothy and Andrew Jeanise Jr. of Crowley, and Helen Thibodeaux of Morse and the late Charles Thibodeaux.
Chelsie graduated from Midland High School in 2011 before enrolling at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, where she is pursuing a bachelor's degree in public relations with a minor in business. She is currently employed as assistant manager at the Get Wet Shop.
The groom-elect is the son of Penny Lalik of Webster, N.Y., and Bryan Parker of St. Francisville. He is the grandson of Jacquelyn and John Lalik of Red Creek, N.Y., and Lottie Easterly of St. Francisville and the late Jules Easterly.
Dalton attended West Feliciana High School, graduating in 2010, followed by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
He is currently employed by Cumulus Broadcasting as an on-air disc jockey for Rock 93.7 and by Guitar Center of Lafayette as a sales associate.
Following their wedding, the couple will reside in Lafayette.


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13. You Instagram your froyo on the reg.
Especially when the toppings are just so colorful, delicious, and perfectly placed.
12. You talk to your froyo.
Why are you so good???
11. You judge people based on their topping choices.
Toppings can say a lot about a person.
10. When you want froyo, nothing else will do.
Not soft serve. Not a smoothie. Not even Dairy Queen.
9. If nobody else wants froyo, fine you'll go by yourself.
I have no shame.
8. You rationalize how often you froyo by telling yourself it's healthy.
I put fruit on it, the froyo is nonfat, the gummy bears are sugar free, and I don't care what you have to say, this is good for me.
7. You get irrationally angry when they don't have your favorite topping.
How the EFF am I supposed to eat this without OREOS?!?!?!?!
6. Your family and friends have accepted your addiction.
I mean, your mom even starts throwing YOLO at you. FroYOLO!
5. You don't "get" people who don't like froyo.
Seriously? Do they also hate rainbows, sunshine, and happiness? You should eliminate these people from your life. You don't need that kind of negativity.
4. You've tried every combination under the sun and have found your perfect match.
Easy. Coconut froyo on one side with fruity pebbles, gummy bears, and mochi. Mochi is like this Asian gummy stuff that is not quite as hard as a gummy bear so the combination of the two is perfect. Your tongue's like, "Ooooh this is interesting, I like this." I never thought to put fruity pebbles on my froyo, but a friend told me to once, and I haven't gone one time since that not putting it on. It tastes like your childhood. Then on the other side of the cup, I like to treat myself a little. That way you get a little fruity, and a little savory. Very simple: salted caramel froyo with hazelnut crunch and one single blonde brownie.
3. When your friend asks you to froyo, it turns your whole day around.
Life is good and the world is wonderfullllll.
2. You drink the melted froyo at the bottom of the cup.
Because that's where all the flavors come together in some sort of elixir from the heavens above. It's like liquid ecstasy, orgasms, and Christmas swirling around in one delicious little pool of amazing.
1. We had you at froyo.
Because everyday is a party with froyo.
Froyo on, froyo fiends, froyo on.
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U.S. border agency releases report on use of force
SAN DIEGO -- The U.S. Border Patrol's parent agency on Friday released a critical report that it commissioned amid complaints that agents used excessive force, a step that the new commissioner said was part of a commitment to transparency.
The Police Executive Research Forum found some agents are suspected of intentionally placing themselves in the escape route of assailants in fleeing vehicles before firing guns, creating justification to use deadly force. It said some shootings of rock throwers were questionable, especially when the attackers were hurling projectiles from across the border in Mexico. The 21-page report, which does not address specific cases, said some agents may fire at rock throwers and vehicles because they are frustrated.
The report was released with revised guidelines on use of force that prohibits agents from firing at moving vehicles or rock throwers unless there is "imminent danger of serious physical injury or death" to them or someone else.
The Customs and Border Protection agency had kept the report under wraps since it was completed in February 2013.
Commissioner R. Gil Kerlikowske was noncommittal at his confirmation hearing in January but said Friday that he prevailed in an internal debate about whether the report should be made public.
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NCAA announced that it will allow direct access to all the March Madness 2016 games across more platforms than ever before, including the new Apple TV. NCAA March Madness Live app will be available on the Apple TV App Store this Thursday, in time for the playoffs, which kick off March 15.
I woke up this morning to the news of two major content additions to Apple TV. This has been a routine lately but the difference here is that neither of these adds a new channel icon to the home screen, but instead streams within existing apps. Thank God they do!
Holiday Gift Guide 2015: Best Accessories for Apple TV
Wondering how to watch live sport streaming on Apple TV? The answer is easy: XBMC, AirPlay, Mac/PC screen mirroring and, of course, native Apple TV sport apps. Finding football, baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, UFC, WWF, or anything else on your Apple TV can feel like and impossible task to anyone one who sits down and sees the limited options in Apple iOS interface, with its limited content partnerships. Though it looks bleak there is a very bright cloud to this quandary and that is the never-ending combination of features we can through at this magical little box.


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Vasil Bilak, (born Aug. 11, 1917, Krajna Bystra, Austria-Hungary [now in Slovakia]—died Feb. 6, 2014, Bratislava, Slvk.) Czechoslovak politician who was one of five Czechoslovak Communist Party officials who signed a letter to Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in 1968 that warned of the dangers of the course of liberalization party leader Alexander Dubcek was undertaking and asked for Brezhnev's help in stopping the Prague Spring. Warsaw Pact troops invaded Czechoslovakia on Aug. 21, 1968, and Dubcek's reforms were rescinded. Bilak joined the Czechoslovak Communist Party at the end of World War II and served as a secretary (1962–88) and as chief party ideologist (1968–88). A hard-liner, Bilak also opposed the reforms in the late 1980s of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.


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An Egyptian court upheld the guilty ruling against actor Adel Imam of "offending Islam." The actor did not appear in court, but his lawyers made the claim that government censors had approved his roles, therefore he did nothing wrong. The … Continue reading
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Adel Imam, actor in the film version of The Yacoubian Building, and countless other films failed to show up in court for his appeal on his contempt for religion charge. The case is adjourned until April: http://www.egyptindependent.com/node/749431 .
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Arrived quickly, great shape! Fair warning though, the delivery is via freight which means an 18 wheeler. I had to arrange pick up at another location because 18 wheelers can't get down my street.
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Kolea at Waikoloa is a short stroll from Kings Shops and Genesis Gallery. This 4-star condo property welcomes guests with 2 rooms and conveniences like an outdoor pool, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Dolphin Quest and Dolphin Quest are a short walk away.
At the end of the day, unwind with a drink at the bar/lounge.
All 2 individually decorated condos feature kitchens, 2 bathrooms, and lanais, and there's space to spread out with living rooms. Guests can expect free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels and DVD players. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include washers/dryers, coffee makers, and free local calls.
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Kolea at Waikoloa features an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a health club. A stay here includes free parking. Front-desk staff can assist with dry cleaning/laundry and concierge services. Additional amenities include a spa tub, free WiFi in public areas, and laundry facilities.
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Kolea at Waikoloa69-289 Waikoloa Beach Drive Waikoloa HI 96738
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In addition to an outdoor pool and a children's pool, Kolea at Waikoloa provides a health club and a spa tub. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Waikoloa condo also offers barbecue grills, concierge services, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- Total number of rooms - 2
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- Year Built 2005
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Every early care and education program deserves a qualified and competent supervisor. This pioneering text continues to address the special needs of administrators and staff to help them expand and improve their supervisory skills. The first to provide guidelines and practical suggestions for staff training and development in early childhood settings, this classic volume is still the best choice for those supervising staff from a wide variety of educational and cultural backgrounds.
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|Nov 16, 1971
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|Feb 2, 1970
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|Feb 3, 1969
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|Normos Norbert
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|Financ Pour La Rech Et L Ind S
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (27), Classifications (13)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
United States Patent 1 3,620,420
|72| Inventor Norbert Normos [56] Relerences Cited Comm, UNITED STATES PATENTS 5 9f:- 1?; 1970 1,235,550 s/wn Carmody 222/3865 t d f 19" 2,910,452 2/196! Beckman etalu ZZZ/386.5 x 255 L Financier. Pour h Recherche 3,41 5,425 12/1968 Knight et al. 222/3 86.5 E! Uhldustfle 3,494,513 2/[970 Bayer 222/3865 Paris, France Primary Examiner-Samuel F. Coleman [32] Priority Feb. 3, 1969 Assistant Examiner-Norman L. Stack, Jr. [33] France Attorney-Bacon & Thomas [3! 6,902,36l
n ABSTRACT: The container for a product to be dispensed by a 8 raw pressurized fluid includes a diaphragm of baglike configura- |52| U.S.Cl v t v v t t 222/3865 tion preferably formed of ductile metal and having a rigid I51] lnt.Cl 367d 5/54 base. A hollow, ring or cup slidably mounted within the [50] Field 0! Search i. 222/3865 diaphragm and container has a rounded end wall over which 95 the diaphragm slides as the product is being dispensed.
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H TTOPNE Y5 PAIENTEDunv 15 I97! SHEET 5 OF 5 I!) my IN VE N T01? NORBERT Noe/was H T TOP/YE YS CONTAINERS BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to improvements in containers such as tins or drums for dispensing products such as pastes. foams. liquids and other products capable of being extracted from a container under the influence of a pressurized fluid. The invention applies particularly to products in which it is not desirable for the product itself and the pressurized fluid used as the propellant to be brought into contact. This is particularly the case with certain comestibles or alimentary products.
In prior art it is known practice of diaphragns, particularly made of plastics materials. to separate the propellant fluid and the propelled product. but the sirtightness of the materials in use is not always satisfactory, particularly when the diaphragm is deformed and bent during usage. Moreover, operation of this device is often irregular and limited.
It is also known to use metal diaphragm systems which in most cases include wasted or dead space which prevents the use of one part of the interior capacity of the container or tin.
OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION The aim of the present invention is to improve and render the deformation of the diaphragm gradual and regular between the "full position in which the propellant fluid is compressed and the diaphragm is filled with the product to be propelled. and the "empty" position in which the contents of the diaphragm are emptied as far as possible and the fluid occupies almost the entire capacity of the container or tin. The propellant fluid is very often gaseous under normal temperature and pressure conditions, but liquifles under several ltilograms per square centimeter (usually 3 to 5 Itg./cm.). the pressure which is necessary to propel the product in such containers. For this purpose it is possible to use various gases or gas mixtures which can be liquified under low pressure. such as those known in the trade under the Mark "PREGN" registered by the Company EI du Pont de Nemours.
On the other hand. the present invention aims to eliminate the above-mentioned disadvantages with regard to the use of materials according to prior art. by proposing solutions which are suitable for a wide range of products and which comprise optimum scaling properties and a minimum of dead space in the dispenser.
STATEMENT OF THE INVENTION In accordance with the present invention a device is provided which ensures that the diaphragm is turned down in a regular manner so that in a cylindrical or prismatic container half of the diaphragm located at the bottom of the container is turned gradually into the other half. i.e., that which is located on the side of the closure means which is usually formed by a manual control valve.
In accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention the container or can has a revolving or nonrevolving cylindrical or prismatic sidewall. In addition. it has a base and an upper portion provided with a controllable opening plug such as a valve of any known type. The word "dome" will refer hereinafter to the upper portion of the container surrounding the plug. said plug. the dome. the sidewalls and the base forming a unit which is sealed and resistant to internal pressure.
Inside the surrounding wall thus formed. a flexible diaphragm or inner bag connected by its periphery to the surrounding walls (whether it is the base. the sidewalls. the dome or the plug) makes it possible to separate two spaces, one on the side of the valve intended for the product to be conditioned and propelled. the other intended mainly for the propellant fluid.
In the various embodiments described above. the diaphragm therefore turned between the position "full" defined above. when it is located in the lower half of the can tainer. and the position empty when it is returned into the upper portion of the container. The aim of the device according to the present invention is to ensure the gradual and regular return of the diaphragm from one position to another without causing bending or rupturing which would be harmful to the seal produced between the two spaces defined on either side of the diaphragm. Such ruptures would cause the propellant fluid to enter the product to be propelled which would have a harmful effect on the product and would also in most cases render the propellant device unserviceable. Moreover. this may be limited to a rupture in the varnish or in the protective coating mentioned below which is brought into contact with the product and material forming the diaphragm and has the disadvantages resulting therefrom.
The device according to the present invention essentially compr'ues, in addition to the container and diaphragm. a cyiindrical or prismatic hollow element which is capable of sliding into the container and diaphragm with a translatory movement parallel to the sidewalls of the container. With the exception of clearance and obviously the thickness of the diaphragm, the outer periphery of the cross section of this hollow element coincides with the inner periphery of the cross section of the container. The hollow element will be referred to hereinafter as a "ring or collar" when it is penetrated from end to end and. as a "cup" in the reverse case. The principle feature of this hollow element comprises a rounded edge or lip over which rolls the sheet or film forming the sidewall of the diaphragm which thus passes from the exterior to the interior of the ring or cup or the reverse which ensures a regular and effective return. The choice of material to be used to form the disphragms must be such that in addition to sealing qualities and neutrality with regard to the product to be stored and the propellant fluid. it must be sufficiently flexible so that. in the course of the bearing on the edge or lip of the ring or cup due to pressure and tension of the various elements in use. there is produced the necessary deformation for the bearing to be effected without causing bending when there is contraction and without causing tearing when there is expansion.
The turning of the diaphragm may be effected in two ways according to which the ring or cup is located above the diaphragm. i.c.. on the side of the propelled product or below the d'nphragm, i.e., in the vicinity of the propellant fluid. the gradual action of the fluid and the resistance offered thereto by the diaphragm. and possibly by the eiement and propelled product. must be such that the walls of the diaphragm remain constantly in contact with the edge or lip of the ring or cup at the point of return.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS To assist in a better understanding of the technical features and advantages of the present invention several embodiments will be described. on the condition that they are nonlirnitative with regard to their mode of operation and application. With reference to the drawings:
FIG. 1 schematically represents a longitudinal section of a diaphragm provided with a ring.
FIG. 2 schematically represents a longitudinal section of a diaphragm with its ring accommodated in a case.
FIG. 3 schematically represents a longitudinal section of a container or dispenser having a diaphragm ring. shown in the full FIG. 4 schematically represents the container of FIG. 3 having a diaphragm and ring. shown in an intermediate position.
FIG. 5 schematically represents the same container of FIGS. 3 and 4 having a diaphragm and ring. shown in the empty position.
FIG. 6 schematically represents a longitudinal section of a diaphragm. its lower half being flexible and its upper half rigid. and a ring. the unit being accommodated in a case.
FIG. 7 schematically represents a longitudinal section of a diaphragm such that the seal between said diaphragm and the wall of the container is formed in the lower half FIGS. 8, 9. 10. 11, I2. 13 and I4 schematically represent different modifications of the diaphragm: shown in preceding figures. in axial section.
FIG. is schematically represents a longitudinal section of a container or can provided with a diaphragrns and a cup.
FIG. 16 shows in the lower half a schematic longitudinal section of a cup before the latter is positioned in the container.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT In the following description and for the purposes of simplification reference will be made to the commonest form of container, i.e., a revolving cylinder having a slightly concave base and a dome in the form of a truncated cone, but it is obvious that devices adapted to correspond to the shapes of other containers, cans, revolving or nonrevolving cylindrical or prismatic bottles may be designed without departing from the scope of the present invention, the base and the dome being of any desired shape.
In FIG. I the sidewall of the diaphragm I is in the form of a cylinder made of a sheet of aluminum or any other suitable material. In this connection it should be mentioned that numerous metals and alloys are suitable. It is generally desirable for the metal sheet in use to be varnished or coated so as to ensure the mutual protection of the metal and the product or the propellant fluid, but it is also possible to design compound diaphragms comprising layers of different materials formed particularly from sheets of metal or associated alloys or films comprising other materials such as polymers or polycondensates. the sheet metal ensuring sealing and solidity, another material ensuring the protection of the metal or preventing contact between said metal and the product contained in the diaphragm. This may be obtained by gluing, by heated or unheated coating, by spraying or some other conventional method. This base of the diaphragm is closed by a relatively rigid base 4 which can be produced, for example, by stamping metal and which assumes a form allowing this base to bear against the dome of the container or can. i.e.. against the upper portion surrounding the valve so that the maximum amount of product is expelled from the pocket.
Inside the diaphragm I is arranged a relatively rigid cylindrical ring 3 the cross section of which is inserted in that of the container, thereby permitting a sliding movement as will be seen in FIGS. 3, 4 and this ring can be made of any suitable in FIG. but its base must be such that, as shown in FIG. I, the lower flexible portion of the wall of the diaphragm falls back inside the ring by bearing at 2 against the rounded lower edge or lip of this ring. It is therefore understood that the diameter of the base 4 of the diaphragm should be such that it can execute a translatory movement inside the ring 3 as will be seen with reference to FIGS. 3. 4 and 5. The unit comprising the diaphragm and the ring is placed in the case 5 such as that shown in FIG. 2. In the present application the word "case" refers to the unfinished casing which will become the body of the container after the dome is formed, i.e.. after the upper portion surrounding the valve 480 is formed. The seal between the diaphragm l and the case 5 can be produced by any known means and particularly be adhesion, for example with the aid of polymers or polycondensates. This seal may likewise be obtained by welding, particularly ultrasonic welding. The upper half 6 of the diaphragm can be broadly attached to the sidewall of the case 5, i.e., until it reaches a height which is approximately equal to half the height of the actual container. Because this upper half of the diaphragm is connected to the case, it is obvious that it can be relatively rigid and not particularly flexible, i.e.. thicker than the lower half of the diaphragm which will have to be turned back as will be explained further When the diaphragm l and the ring 3 are in a position as shown in FIG. 2. the dome of the container may be formed by any known means, as shown in FIG. 3. from the upper cylindrical half of the case such as that shown in FIG. 2.
The opening in the dome is closed by means of a conventional type of valve, and the filling may be effected by all the usual means. For the purposes of simplification. the valve is not shown in detail in any of the drawings.
The filling of the container with propellant fluid may be effected by any known means and particularly by means of an opening produced in the base of the container which is provided for example with a valve. For the purposes of simplification this device has not been shown in the drawings.
When the container is full. as shown in FIG. 3. the base 4 of the diaphragm is positioned in the vicinity of the base of the container 5, the propellant fluid being compressed into the space between these two bases. The lower half of the diaphragm is turned back over part of the ring, as shown in FIG. 3. As the contents of the container is gradually used, the expanding propellant fluid pushes the base 4 upward by a translatory movement, the flexible wall of the diaphragm follows the base 4 by rolling over the lower rounded edge or lip 2 of the ring 3, thereby drawing said ring 3 upwards in a translatory movement.
FIG. 4 shows the unit in an intermediate position and FIG. 5 shows the position corresponding to the emptying of the diaphragm.
In connection with FIG. 5 it is stated that. with the exception of the capacity in the diaphragm l and the ring 3, if the propellant fluid occupies almost the entire capacity of the container 5, the propelled product which could possibly be left in the container would be located between the base 4 of the diaphragm and the dome of the container. It is understood that if the base 4 is of such a shape that it bears closely enough against the interior of the dome. hardly any product will exist in the container. In this position the height of the ring 3 must be appreciabiy equal to that of the diaphragm when the lower half is returned into the upper half, as shown in FIG. 5.
In FIG. 6 is shown a case I0 containing a diaphragm according to the present invention and a ring 9. the upper half 8 of said diaphragm being rigid, thus making it possibie to avoid certain deformation due to the pressure of the propellant fluid.
In FIG. 7 is shown another embodiment in which the diaphragm is twice returned to the full position, i.e., the outer part II of the diaphragm is to be attached to the container to ensure sealing, the ring I2 moving upwards again as well as the base 4. As shown in preceding figures the interior of the diaphragm rolls over the lower half of the ring at I2. When the container is empty the diaphragm is therefore fully returned, i.e., the outer part I 1 remains attached to the lower half of the walls of the container whereas the other half and the base 4 of the diaphragm are moved upwards inside the ring. The upper bend in the diaphragm in a position such as that shown in FIG. 7 must be designed so as to prevent any leakage or mechanical fatigue.
FIG. 8 shows an embodiment wherein the diaphragm with the upper rigid half 1 is positioned inside the container 9 and provided with a ring 8. the dome I0 being attached at the same time as the upper edge of the rigid half of the diaphragm to the upper end of wall 9, thereby ensuring a seal.
In FIG. 9 is shown a container 15 provided with a diaphragm 13 and a ring 14 having the same shape as that shown in FIG. I, the lower edge of the diaphragm. the base I6 of the container and the lower edge of the wall I5 being attached together at the same time.
In the example shown in FIG. I0, the diaphragm I8 and the ring I9 of FIG. 7 are positioned in a container 20, the seal being obtained by gluing together the outer fold of the diaphragm l8 and the lower half of the container 20.
FIG. I I shows a device similar to that in FIG. I0 with a container 23, a diaphragm 2!, a ring 22 and a base 234 which is inserted at 24 into the lower end of the container 23. The lower edge of the container 23 is turned inwardly and up wardly to fasten the lower free edge of the diaphragm 21 and the outer edge of the base 23a in place.
In FIG. 12 a diaphragm 25, reduced in height, is folded outwardly over and attached to the upper edge of the lower half 27 of the container 28 and contains the ring 26. The upper half of the container 28 is then telescoped over the exposed portion of the diaphragm and the upper edge of the lower half 27 and attached thereto by any known method of assembly (gluing, welding inserting), the connection between the upper and lower halves 27 and 28 being located approximately halfway between the base and the dome. The assembling of the container from two halves or "shells" is known practice.
FIG. 13 shows a modification which draws its inspiration from the device in H0. with regard to the fixing at 33 of the edge of the diaphragm 29 and the return folding of the diaphragm into the interior of the lower half or shell 3] of the container. The diaphragm 29 is provided with a ring 30 and the upper half or shell 32 of the container is attached to the lower half 31 by any known means.
FIG. 14 shows a modification which draws its inspiration from the device in FIG. 12; the device comprises half a shell 36 with a base, to the upper edge of which is attached the turned-down (or folded) edge of the diaphragm 34. This unit is positioned in a container 37, the top of which is shaped to produce the dome of the container.
FIG. l5 shows a longitudinal section of a container 40, the base 41 of which is positioned on the wall 42 of the sidewall so as to attach at the same time the edge 43 of the diaphragm 44 and, if necessary, a sealing joint 45. The dome 46 has the opening 47 and the rolled edge 48 necessary for fixing the clo sure member 48a which, as has already been described in connection with other figures, can be a valve of any known type. The base 41 has an opening 49 for filling the container with propellant fluid, said opening being provided with a closure system such as a valve, not shown. The cup 50 essentially comprises a sidewall of generally cylindrical shape having on its upper edge a rounded edge or lip 51 over which the sidewall 52 of the diaphragm is turned. The base 53 of the diaphragm is produced as in preceding examples and is rigid. The cup 50 has a base 54 which can be convex in shape so as to leave a space 55 between the base of the diaphragm 53 and itself for any type of fluid which moreover can be air and which is slowly expanded while the cup and the diaphragm are being assembled. The pressure in this space 55 must be such that it plays only a negligible part in propelling the fluid and in exerting different forces to expel the product through the valve. The propellant fluid is therefore located in the space 56 between the base 41 of the container and the base 54 of the cup.
To prevent the propellant fluid from rising between the sidewall of the cup 50 and the sidewall of the diaphragm it is possible, as shown in FIG. 16, to resort to widening the base of the cup as at 57 which, if it is sufficiently flexible, will ensure a close contact between this widened portion 57 of the cup and the diaphragm 44 by inserting it forcefully into the container and the diaphragm during assembly. In addition, it is possible to provide a joint 58 made of any suitable material which, in FIGS. and 16, is inserted in a groove 59 produced in the base of the cup.
The outer sidewall 60 of the cup can have corrugations, or staggered segments such as those shown at 61 in FIG. 15 so as to reduce, on the one hand. the friction between this wall 60 and the diaphragm 44 while improving the already assured seal at 57 and 58. These staggered segments or corrugations can have various shapes which are integral with the cup or they can be fitted thereon. For example, FIG. 15 shows two toothed segments on the upper half of the cup and three trapezoidal segments on the lower half. These channels and segments can obviously be used on the outer faces of the rings; the inner face 62 of the cup in FIG. 15 is cut away along its entire length thereby reducing friction between the cup and the diaphragm. Such channels or grooves are desirable particularly in all the embodiments shown in H68. 1 to 14.
The cups and diaphragms can. on the other hand, be made of a resistant material which produces a sufficiently low friction to prevent too great a loss of energy in the propellant fluid. To ensure the rolling and return of the diaphragm. the loss of energy can be modified by using lubricants and resins.
in the case of FIG. 15, when the valve 480 is opened, the propellant fluid acts against the base 54 of the cup. and the edge or lip 51 rises thereby by rolling the diaphragm, thus drawing the base 53 upwards and causing the product to be expelled. This arrangement shown in FIG. 15, i.e., using a cup located in the lower space in the container between the diaphragm and base, makes it possible to use materials for the cup which, not being in contact with the product to be conditioned, can be much more varied than in the case of the ring which is in contact with the product.
On the other hand, the cup device makes an initial filling possible either by beginning with the propellant fluid or with the propelled product. It is obvious in other respects that the cup system described in FIG. 15 can be adapted to suit all types of containers such as those schematically represented in the preceding figures, whether they are made in one piece or in several assembled parts. In addition, the parts of the diaphragm which do not have to be rolled and returned can be thicker, cast, welded, or fixed as has been described in connection with preceding examples.
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l. A container having an elongated sidewall, a base and upper end comprising a closure member with a controllable opening for containing and dispensing a product which is expelled through the closure member under the influence of pressurized fluid, said container comprising two spaces separated by a diaphragm sealingly connected to the con tainer, the space adjacent the base in the container being intended for the pressurized fluid, the other space on the side of the closure member being intended for the product, characterized in the diaphragm is provided with a sidewall, generally having the shape corresponding to the inner surface of the sidewall of the container. and a base, said base of the diaphragm being rigid, a hollow element slidably mounted in the container and diaphragm and having a rounded edge over which the sidewall of the diaphragm is rolled by being turned from one face to the other of the hollow element, between a full position where the pressurized fluid is compressed and where the product occupies the interior of the diaphragm and the upper half of the container, and an empty position where the diaphragm is turned upwards, said product being expelled and the pressurized fluid occupying the lower half of the container and the interior of the upturned diaphragm.
2. A container as claimed in claim I wherein a part of the sidewall of the diaphragm is rigid.
3. A container as claimed in claim 1 wherein the diaphragm is formed by at least one sheet of metal.
4. A container as claimed in claim 1 wherein the base of the diaphragm has the same shape as the upper end of the container.
5. A container as claimed in claim I wherein the sealing connection between the diaphragm and the container is provided on the sidewall.
6. A container as claimed in claim 1 wherein the sealing connection between the diaphragm and the container is provided on the periphery of the base of the container.
7. A container as claimed in claim I wherein the sealing connection between the sidewall of the diaphragm and the container is provided on the periphery of the upper half of the container.
8. A container as claimed in claim 1 wherein the sealing connection between the sidewall of the diaphragm and the container is provided on the periphery of the closure member.
9. A device as claimed in claim I wherein the sealing connection between the sidewall of the diaphragm and the container is provided along the line on which two elements forming the container are assembled.
ID. A container as claimed in claim l where in the said hollow element is in the form of a ring.
ll. A container as claimed in claim 10 wherein the ring is located in the half of the container which is located on the side of the closure member in relation to diaphragm the. said diaphragm being turned from the outer face of the ring onto the inner face of the ring and rolled over the rounded lower edge of the ring.
12. A container as claimed in claim I wherein the hollow element is in the form of a cup having a base.
13. A container as claimed in claim 12 wherein the cup is located in the half of the container on the side of the container base relative to the diaphragm, said base of the cup being on the side of the base in the container, the diaphragm turned from the outer face of the cup towards the inner face by being rolled over the rounded upper edge.
14. A container as claimed in claim 13 wherein the outer face of the sidewall and of the base of the cup is provided with means for ensuring a seal between the cup and the diaphragm to prevent a leakage of pressurized fluid there between.
15. A container as claimed in claim 14 wherein the pressurized fluid is compressed in the space between the base of the cup and the base of the container.
16. A container as claimed in claim 1 wherein the sidewall of the hollow element is provided with a plurality of faces which are arranged so as to limit friction with the diaphragm or the wall of the container.
17. A container as claimed in claim 1 wherein the width of the rounded edge of the hollow element is greater than the thickness of its sidewall.
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Paperboy is an old arcade game I'd played a few times way back in the day. I remember now how much I liked it, just didn't see it too often, and I don't believe there ever was one in our little community. This Sega Master System version is a fun, almost addicting kind of game.
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All in all, I would recommend this game to anyone. It's a pretty neat game with an obstacle course type of challenge to it. Extra!! Extra!! Paperboy is a good one!!
Paperboy begins on Monday with a scaled down overview of your street, denoting your customers and non-customers. Then you begin your route with 10 papers. Deliver the paper to your customers by throwing it on their doorstep or in the paperbox. If you fail to deliver it or if you throw it through a window, they will cancel their subscription the next day. You can also throw the paper through a non-customer's window for extra points.
Along the way you can pick-up more papers that appear in various places on the route. The extra papers are the only things along the way that are not harmful. Anything else, you must avoid. Obstacles include: dogs that chase you, street workers, break-dancers, their boom boxes, push-mowers (that move at you, even though no one's pushing it), kids on trikes and unicyclists. If you run into any of these perils, you lose a life. If, at the end of a day, all customers cancel their subscriptions (because you failed to deliver a single paper properly), the game is over.
A nice bonus at the end of the street is a "stunt path" with ramps and targets that you throw your remaining papers at for extra points. At the end of that course is a set of bleachers where cheerleaders hold up signs, proclaiming their love for you. The game begins again on the next day, with increased difficulty.
|Button 1
|Throw Paper
|Button 2
|Throw Paper
|Time to Deliver
|Landing the paper in the paperbox yields more points than the doorstep. The paperbox is usually the last shot at most houses, so be sure to make that one count!
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