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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|May 29, 2001
|Filing date
|Jul 30, 1999
|Priority date
|Jul 1, 1998
|Fee status
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|James F. Vidmar, Yading Wang, Robert S. Rheinish, Peter Rimback
|Original Assignee
|Hanover Catalog Holdings, Inc.
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|Patent Citations (54), Referenced by (3), Classifications (5), Legal Events (15)
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This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 09/243,577, filed Feb. 3, 1999, which claims priority under 35 U.S.C. �119 from Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/091,445, filed Jul. 1, 1998.
The present invention relates to utensils for serving frozen confections, and more particularly, to ice cream scoops which can be heated in a microwave oven.
It is often awkward and requires considerable effort to scoop cold and hard ice cream from its container utilizing conventional ice cream scoops. However, it is known the scooping process can be facilitated by heating the ice cream scoop so that the heated portion of the ice cream scoop will act to melt the hard ice cream it contacts, thereby making it easier for a person to scoop the ice cream. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 3,809,520 discloses an ice cream scoop that contains an interior fluid passage having an outlet for heated fluid transfer. A disadvantage with this device is that it is not a practical method for consumer use. U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,992,604, 4,553,921 and 5,000,672 each disclose electrically heated ice cream scoops with heating elements disposed inside the scoop or bowl portion. The disadvantage with these devices is that they may pose electrical hazards when powered by 110VAC in addition to the inconvenience of having to fumble with a power cord. Furthermore, the initial warm up will often be slow since an internal resistance heating element must first be heated, then that element heat passed through an insulating layer to the scoop surface. If batteries are used with electric scoop devices, the warm-up time would be even longer. U.S. Pat. No. 5,131,832 discloses an ice cream scoop that may be heated with the hot air generated by a butane lighter. A disadvantage with that device is that it is awkward and inconvenient, it requires an open flame and furthermore, the lighter can tend to easily overheat the scoop.
Accordingly, there is a need for an ice cream scoop which facilitates convenient, rapid and safe heating of the bowl-shaped scoop portion of the utensil. There is also a need for providing a method for constructing such an ice cream scoop inexpensively and efficiently.
The present invention is a serving utensil, which in a preferred embodiment is in the form of an ice cream scoop that can be heated in a conventional or home microwave oven to facilitate scooping a frozen confection from a container. The serving utensil includes a bowl portion formed from a substantially rigid material which absorbs microwave energy and converts the microwave energy to heat, and a handle portion, attached to the bowl portion, and formed from a material which does not appreciably absorb microwave energy.
In a preferred embodiment, the handle portion has a recess on its upper side, adjacent to the bowl portion, adapted to receive a user's thumb; and the handle portion also has a laterally extending groove on its underside, longitudinally aligned with the recess to receive a user's index finger. It is important that these ergonomic elements are positioned in the non-microwave absorbing handle portion so that the user does not have to touch the heated portion of the scoop when scooping ice cream.
In use, the utensil is placed within a microwave oven and subjected to microwave energy for a predetermined period of time. Because only the bowl portion includes microwave absorbing material, only the bowl portion will become heated. Once the heating process is finished, the utensil can be removed from the oven by its relatively cool handle portion and used to serve ice cream easily and efficiently because the heated portion softens the ice cream it contacts, thus facilitating the scooping action with enhanced lubrication and reduced force.
Preferably, the underside of the handle portion also includes a plurality of nubs, spaced from the bowl portion, the thumb recess and the index finger groove, which enhance the grip of the handle portion. The underside of the handle segment preferably also includes a second transverse extending groove, adjacent to the index finger groove and opposite the bowl portion., which is adapted to receive at least the user's middle finger. A finger grip separates the two grooves and is shaped to be gripped by the index finger during scooping, thereby reducing the effort required to grip the scoop effectively and increasing the amount of leverage which may be applied by the user.
The handle portion also preferably includes a substantially longitudinally-extending bore extending into the forward end of the handle portion, and the bowl portion includes a plug received within and bonded to the longitudinally-extending bore of the handle portion, thereby improving the durability of the attachment between the handle portion and the bowl portion. The plug extending from handle portion preferably includes a plurality of radially extending ribs which increase the surface area of the plug, thereby facilitating a better bond between the bowl portion and the handle portion and also improving heat dissipation from the bowl portion into the handle portion. The plug preferably is cruciform in cross-section and is mechanically bonded to the handle portion within the bore by injection molding the handle portion over the plug of the bowl portion. The plug of the bowl portion may also be bonded to the handle portion, within the bore of the handle portion, using an adhesive.
Another aspect of the present invention provides a method for constructing a serving utensil for serving frozen confections comprises the steps of: (a) providing a bowl segment of a substantially rigid material which absorbs microwave energy and converts the microwave energy to heat, where the bowl portion includes a plug extending outwardly from a radial side of the bowl portion; and (b) injection molding a non-microwave absorbing, thermoplastic handle over the plug of the bowl portion. Preferably, the bowl portion is molded from a microwave absorbing, acetal polymer material. Furthermore, the step of molding the bowl portion may also include a step of introducing a filler material into the microwave-absorbing, acetal polymer material so as to slow the heating rate and to increase the melting point of the microwave-absorbing bowl portion.
Another embodiment of the present invention provides a method for constructing a serving utensil for serving frozen confections that comprises the steps of: (a) providing a bowl portion of a substantially rigid material which absorbs microwave energy and converts it to heat, where the bowl portion includes a plug extending outwardly from a radial side thereof; (b) providing a handle portion of a substantially rigid, non-microwave absorbing material, which substantially restricts the absorption of microwave energy, where the handle portion includes a substantially axially extending bore extending into a longitudinal end thereof; and (c) bonding the plug of the bowl portion within the bore of the handle portion. This bonding step can be performed by injection molding the handle portion over the plug extending from the bowl portion or can occur by including the step of applying an adhesive material between the plug and the bowl portion and the bore of the handle portion.
Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a serving utensil for dispensing frozen confections that allows quick, efficient and safe heating of the bowl portion of the utensil, while providing an ergonomic handle which remains substantially cool to the touch; a microwave heated serving utensil that is rugged in construction; a microwave heated serving utensil that is relatively simple and inexpensive to construct; and a microwave heated ice cream scoop, where the handle is constructed to provide optimum gripping and leverage for a user. These and other objects and advantages of the present invention will be apparent from the following description, the appended claims and the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the microwave heated ice cream scoop of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the scoop of FIG. 1 illustrating how a user's hand grips the handle portion;
FIG. 3 is an exploded side view of the scoop of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of an alternate preferred embodiment of the microwave heated ice cream scoop of the present invention; and
FIG. 5 is a side elevational view of the scoop shown in FIG. 4.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the present invention is an ice cream scoop (10) that can be safely heated in a microwave oven before scooping a frozen confection, such as ice cream. The scoop (10) includes a bowl portion (12) made from a material which absorbs microwave energy and converts it to heat. The material of the bowl portion (12) also retains such heat energy for a period of time sufficient to scoop a serving of ice cream. The scoop (10) includes a handle portion (14) made from a material which does not appreciably absorb microwave radiation, and therefore does not heat when exposed to microwave radiation. When heated in a microwave oven, the scoop (10) melts or softens the ice cream at the scoop/ice cream interface, thereby facilitating enhanced lubrication between the scoop and the ice cream, and reducing the force and effort required to scoop and serve the ice cream.
Preferably, the bowl portion (12) is molded from an acetal polymer material such as an acetal copolymer material or a acetal homopolymer material. An example of an acetal copolymer material for use with the present invention is Celcon� (trademark of Hoechst Celanese Corp., Chatham, N.J.). An example of an acetal homopolymer material is Delrin� (trademark of E.I. DuPont Denemoirs & Company). Such acetal polymer materials are capable of being injection molded, and thereby facilitate inexpensive and efficient manufacturing of the bowl portion (12). To increase the thermal stability of the bowl portion material, talc, glass or other suitable fillers may be incorporated therein.
Other suitable microwave energy absorbing materials which may be used in constructing the bowl portion (12) include polymers and thermosets loaded with microwave interactive fillers. Such fillers may include, but are not limited to, carbon black, graphite powder or grains, therite powder, activated carbon powder, iron powder or filings, steel powder or filings, copper particles or powder, and metallic powders or particles. The loadings of these fillers in the polymer composite preferably range from about 5% to about 80% by weight.
The handle portion (14) is preferably injection molded from a thermoplastic or thermosetting material which is generally not microwave interactive. Suitable non-microwave absorbing materials include ABS, acrylic, polyamide, polycarbonate, polyester, polypropylene, melamine-formaldehyde, phenolic, and urea-formaldehyde resins. To increase the rigidity of the handle portion (14), non-microwave absorbing fillers such as glass fibers may be incorporated therein. Furthermore, if desired, reinforcing fibers or materials may also be incorporated into the bowl portion (12).
The top side of the handle portion 14 includes a substantially teardrop-shaped recess (16) adjacent to the bowl portion (12) for receiving a user's thumb. On the underside of the handle portion (14), a laterally extending groove (18) is provided immediately under the thumb recess (16) for receiving the user's index finger (19). The thumb recess (16) and index-finger groove (18) are approximately �′ to �′ (6.4 mm to 13 mm) from the bowl portion (12) to provide optimal leverage for the user, especially when scooping ice cream near the top of the carton. A second, transverse groove (22) is provided adjacent to the index groove (18) and a finger grip (23) separates the two grooves. This second groove (22) is shaped to receive the user's middle finger (24) and the finger grip (23) is provided to be gripped by a user's index finger during scooping, thus maximizing the amount of force which can be imparted to the ice cream scoop by the user.
Optionally, a second recess (20) may be provided substantially over the second groove (22). This second recess may be used to receive the user's thumb (15) and the second groove (22), in turn, may be used to receive the user's index finger (19) to space the bowl portion (12) a greater distance from the user's hand when, for example, the user is scooping ice cream near the bottom of the carton. This second recess (20) and second groove (22) are preferably positioned approximately 1�′ to 2′ (38 mm to 51 mm) from the bowl portion (12). As discussed above, it is important that the ergonomic gripping elements (16-23) are positioned in the non-microwave absorbing handle portion (14) so that the user does not come into contact with or touch the heated portion (12) of the scoop (10) when scooping ice cream. It should be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art that while the recesses are described as teardrop shaped, it is within the scope of the invention to provide other ergonomic gripping elements on the handle that are especially adapted for receiving a user's thumb or fingers.
In practice, the handle portion (14) will preferably have an off-white color, while the bowl portion (12) will have a different color such as black, rose, mauve, etc., thereby giving the user visual indication that the handle is "cool" and that the bowl is "warm" after microwaving.
As shown in FIG. 3, the scoop (10) is assembled from two separate components: a bowl component (25) made of the microwave absorbing material and a handle component (30) made of the substantially non-microwave absorbing material. The bowl component (25) includes a rearwardly-extending plug (26) which is received within a corresponding bore (28) formed within the handle component (30). One method of constructing the scoop (10) from these two components is by molding each of the components (25), (30) separately, then applying adhesive between the plug (26) and the bore (28), thus adhesively bonding the two components (25), (30) together. In a preferred embodiment, the bowl component (25) is molded first and then the handle component (30) is injection molded over the plug (26), thereby effecting a mechanical bond between the bowl component (25) and the handle component (30). It is also within the scope of the invention to attach the two components (25), (30) using other means known to those of ordinary skill in the art, such as ultrasonic welding, adhesives (such as high-temperature/high-strength epoxy resins) and mechanical interlocks (such as snap-on or screw-on type components) as known to those of ordinary skill in the art.
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, in an alternate embodiment of the present invention 10′, the handle portion 14′ includes a plurality of nubs (32) extending therefrom, at the end (33) of the handle portion opposite the bowl portion 12′. The nubs (32) are uniformly disposed on the underside of the handle portion 14′ to enhance the user's grip. Furthermore, in this embodiment 10′ a second recess in the upper side of the handle portion 14′ is not provided, but the recess 16 is slightly longer than the recess in the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the plug 26′ extending from the bowl component 25′ has four radial ribs (27), providing a cruciform shape in cross-section to increase the surface area of the plug, thereby effecting a better bond between the bowl component and the handle component and also increasing the surface area of contact between the bowl and handle portions 12′, 14′, to improve heat dissipation from the bowl portion to the handle portion. Of course, the bore (not shown) in the handle 30′ will also have a cruciform cross section to match the shape of the plug 26′. While this cruciform shape is preferred, any radial rib or plug extending from the plug 26′ which increases the surface area of the plug 26′ and/or facilitates a better mechanical bond between the bowl component 25′ and the handle component 30′, would fall within the scope of the invention. For example, more radial ribs can be used to provide a star-shaped cross section; or a plurality of radial spokes may extend outwardly therefrom. Furthermore, while a plurality of radial ribs or projections extending radially from the plug is preferred, it is within the scope of the invention to provide at least one radially extending rib or projection. Preferably the plug 26′ in this embodiment is approximately 1′ to 2′ (25.4 mm to 5 mm) long and approximately �′ (13 mm) wide.
Having described the invention in detail and by reference to the drawings, it will be apparent that modification and variations are possible without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the following claims.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Oct 27, 1999
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EDMUND G. BROWN, GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA, ET AL.v.MARCIANO PLATA AND RALPH COLEMAN, ET AL.
Prior report: E.D.Cal., __ F.Supp.2d __, 2013 WL 3326872.
The application for stay presented to Justice KENNEDY and by him referred to the Court is denied. Justice ALITO would grant the application for stay.
Justice SCALIA, with whom Justice THOMAS joins, dissenting.
When this case was here two Terms ago, I dissented from the Court's affirmance of the injunction, because the District Court's order that California release 46,000 prisoners violated the clear limitations of the Prison Litigation Reform Act, 18 U.S.C. §3626(a)(1)(A)-"besides defying all sound conception of the proper role of judges." Brown
v. Plata, 563 U.S. __, __, 131 S.Ct. 1910, 1959, 179 L.Ed.2d 969, 1021 (2011). The Court's opinion approving the order concluded with what I described as a "bizarre coda," id., at ___, 131 S.Ct. 1910, 179 L.Ed.2d, at 1018, which said that "[t]he State may wish to move for modification" of the injunction, and that the District Court "may grant such a request provided that the State satisfies necessary and appropriate preconditions," ibid, (internal quotation marks omitted). More specifically, the opinion suggested that modification might be in order if the State makes "significant progress . . . toward remedying the underlying constitutional violations" and "demonstrate[s] that further population reductions are not necessary." Id., at __, 131 S.Ct. 1910, 1947, 179 L.Ed.2d, at 1007. These "deliberately ambiguous . . . suggestions on how to modify the injunction," were, I observed, "just deferential enough so that [the Court] can say with a straight face that it is 'affirming,' just stern enough to put the District Court on notice that it will likely get reversed if it does not follow them." Id., at __, 131 S.Ct. 1910, 1957, 179 L.Ed.2d, at 1019 (dissenting opinion). That was in my view "a compromise solution" that is "unknown in our legal system," which does not permit appellate courts to prescribe in advance the exercise of district-court discretion. Id., at __, __, 131 S.Ct. 1910, 1928-1929, 1929, 179 L.Ed.2d, at 1019. I warned, moreover, that "the judges of the District Court are likely to call [the Court's] bluff, since they know full well it cannot possibly be an abuse of discretion to refuse to accept the State's proposed modifications in an injunction that has just been approved (affirmed) in its present form." Id., at __, 131 S.Ct., at 1957.
The bluff has been called, and the Court has nary a pair to lay on the table. The State, seeking to invoke the ex ante appellate control of district-court discretion, and to compel the modification decreed by the Court's raised eyebrow, provided evidence that it has made meaningful progress and that population reductions to the level required by the injunction are unnecessary. But the latter argument was made and rejected in the last round, and the former hardly requires (demands) modification of the injunction. It was predictable two Terms ago that the State would make progressindeed, it promised to do so. If the reality of incremental progress makes the injunction now invalid, the probability (indeed, one might say the certainty) of incremental progress made the injunction an overreach two Terms ago. Surely it is not the case that when a party subject to an injunction makes substantial progress toward compliance it is an abuse of discretion not to revise the injunction.
[134 S.Ct. 2] But as I suggested in my dissent, perhaps the Court never meant to follow through on its revision suggestions. Perhaps they were nothing more than "a ceremonial washing of the hands-making it clear for all to see, that if the terrible things sure to happen as a consequence of this outrageous order do happen, they will be none of this Court's responsibility. After all, did we not want, and indeed even suggest, something better?" Ibid. So also today, it is not our fault that California must now release upon the public nearly 10,000 inmates convicted of serious crimes-about 1,000 for every city larger than Santa Ana-three-quarters of whom are moderate (57%) or high (74%) recidivism risks. Reply in Support of Application 34.
It appears to have become a standard ploy, when this Court vastly expands the Power of the Black Robe, to hint at limitations that make it seem not so bad.
See, e.g., Lawrence v. Texas, 539 U.S. 558, 604, 123 S.Ct. 2472, 156 L.Ed.2d 508 (2003) (SCALIA, J., dissenting); United States v. Windsor, 570 U.S. ___, ___, 133 S.Ct. 2675, 2710-2711, 186 L.Ed.2d 808 (2013) (slip op., at 25-26) (SCALIA, J., dissenting). Comes the moment of truth, the hinted-at limitation proves a sham. As for me, I adhere to my original view of this terrible injunction. It goes beyond what the Prison Litigation Reform Act allows, and beyond the power of the courts. I would grant the stay and dissolve the injunction.
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January 8, 1951
COMMONWEALTH BY TRUSCOTTv.BINENSTOCK, APPELLANT
Appeal, No. 210, Jan. T., 1950, from judgment of Court of Common Pleas No. 5 of Philadelphia County, as of June T., 1943, No. 1123, Court of Common Pleas No. 1, in case of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by Frank F. Truscott et al., Escheators v. Joseph Binenstock. Judgment affirmed; reargument refused March 20, 1951.
Robert T. McCracken, with him Marchshall A. Coyne, and Richard E. McDevitt, for appellant.
Charles E. Kenworthey, with him William N. Trinkle, for appellee.
Before Drew, C.j., Stearne, Jones, Bell and Chidsey, JJ.
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This appeal by the defendant is from a judgment awarding certain moneys in his hands to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by escheat. The money has been involved in several appeals to this court and much of the appellant's present argument has been decided adversely to him. From the Tucker v. Binenstock litigation (310 Pa. 254, 165 A. 247 -- a proceeding in equity for an accounting), "it was clear [as we later expressly
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recognized in Commonwealth, by Truscott et al. v. Binenstock, 358 Pa. 644, 646, 57 A.2d 884] that Binenstock had received money to which he was not entitled as owner. We decided that the money had been unlawfully acquired; neither Trucker nor Binenstock was the lawful owner."
Subsequently to the decision in the Tucker case, supra, the Commonwealth laid claim to the money in question by escheat under the Act of May 2, 1889, P.L. 66, Sec. 3, as amended by the Act of May 11, 1911, P.L. 281, 27 PS § 333, the money being at that time (in the eyes of the law) in the hands of Binenstock. For the purpose of pursuing the Commonwealth's claim, the present escheators were duly appointed on November 30, 1939. The first petition filed by them in the escheat proceeding which they instituted came before this court in Commonwealth et al. v. Binenstock, 348 Pa. 610, 614, 36 A.2d 333, on their appeal from an order of the court below sustaining the defendant's preliminary objections to the petition. Upon considering the question thus presented, "We all [agreed] that the petition states a prima facie case within Section 3 of the Act of May 2, 1889, P.L. 66, as amended, and requires an answer." Accordingly, we reversed and remitted the record for further proceedings.
Thereafter, an answer was filed and the case came on for trial by jury. The trial judge entered judgment for the defendant on the ground that the petitioners had failed to prove their allegations. Again, this court was appealed to and again we reversed the judgment and awarded a new trial: see Commonwealth, by Truscott et al., v. Binenstock, supra. The ratio decidendi in that case was that the trial judge had erroneously sustained objections to the petitioners' reading into evidence certain parts of the petition which were insufficiently denied and certain statements made by the
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defendant in other litigations. An amended answer was then filed and, once more, the case went to trial, this time, before SMITH, J., of the court below, a jury being waived. Following a comprehensive adjudication containing thirty-one findings of fact, a well-reasoned discussion and twelve conclusions of law, all affirmed by the court en banc, a judgment was entered awarding the money to the Commonwealth by escheat. The court en banc held that the "averments in petition of the escheators are amply supported by the evidence thus incorporated in this action. In like manner, the same evidence, consisting of the testimony and pleadings under oath, so effectively challenges the credibility of the defendant as to render his answer unworthy of belief. We are therefore lift with a prima facie case, and a defense that is tantamount to a nullity."
On this appeal, the appellant contends that the case does not come under the escheat statutes and, further, that the evidence does not support the judgment.
As to the first contention, the appellant is but again arguing that the petitioners failed to make out a prima facie case. In view of our decision in Commonwealth et al. v. Binenstock, supra, the argument plainly lacks efficacy. Apart from what the appellant may still think are the requirments of the Act of 1889 as amended, supra, he is now faced with the law of the case as heretofore laid down in this litigation. See Eaton v. New York Life Insurance Company of New York, 318 Pa. 532, 179 A. 67, where the appeal was disposed of in a per curiam opinion solely on the law-of-the-case doctrine. See also Allen v. Pennypacker, 302 Pa. 495, 497, 153 A. 734; McMahon's Estate, 215 Pa. 10, 11, 64 A. 321; and Creachen v. Bromley Brothers Carpet Company, 214 Pa. 15, 18-19, 63 A. 195. It is true that the rule is not an inflexible one. In Reamer's Estate, 331 Pa. 117, 122-123, 200 A. 35, expressly recognizing
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the doctrine, we described certain circumstances, the presence of which may influence this court to reconsider the point "where, following the decision on a former appeal, the court in another case has laid down a different rule either expressly or by necessary implication overruling the previous decision: [citing several cases from other jurisdictions]." But, no such situation obtains here. Even were we now to reconsider Commonwealth et al. v. Binenstock, supra, the end result would be the same. Having assumed in that case, as the procedural situation required us to do, the verity of the averments of the petition, Mr. Justice LINN pointed out the "Binenstock, 'as agent or trustee,' received [certain moneys], being the net proceeds of the illegal sale of beer by the brewery. He has never accounted to anyone and retains the funds which 'are without any lawful or rightful owner or owners.'" Coincidentally but pertinently, it was then noted that the statute provides that escheatable property is such as "is or shall be without a lawful owner." The conclusion of the opinion in that case, as hereinbefore quoted, is unequivocal. In the subsequent appeal (Commonwealth, by Truscott et al., v. Binenstock, supra) the present appellant (then the appellee) again argued that a case could not be made out on the petition. Without relying on the law-of-the-case doctrine or spelling out the inherent fallacy of the contention, Mr. Justice LINN precluded further consideration of the point by saying, -- "We shall not recite the averments of the petition to show that a case within the Act is alleged because is his opinion, filed in the court below, the learned trial judge said, 'undoubtedly if petitioner could prove those allegations a case would be made out.'" That brings us to the appellant's second contention.
The legal conclusion of the learned court below that the insufficient original and amended answers were in-effectual
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to prevent judgment on the pleadings determined the factual inquiry adversely to the defendant. In so concluding, the trial court was well within its province. The admissions by way of the defendant's failure to deny in his original answer material averments of the petition remained competent evidence for the consideration of the trial court, as the trier of the facts without a jury, even though the defendant's amended answer attempted to make denials of the petition's averments. Just as was said by Mr. Justice PATTERSON for this court in Penn Mutual Indemnity Company v. Manhattan Mutual Automobile Casualty Company, Inc., 348 Pa. 605, 608, 36 A.2d 322, -- "Appellant, in its original affidavit of defense, did not deny that the premiums due on the respective policies had been paid to it. In its amended and substituted affidavit of defense, however, such payment is denied. This is plainly contradictory. To prevent judgment, appellant must bring itself within the exception and give satisfactory explanation for the inconsistencies." The exception there referred to, as the context otherwise shows in its quotation from Rosenfield v. Kline, 125 Pa. Superior Ct. 82, 86, 189 A. 512, is "... when the defendant is able to give a satisfactory explanation for his previous error." In Willis v. Western Union Telegraph Co., 150 N.C. 318, 64 S.E. 11, 13-14, the Supreme Court of North Carolina, in dealing with a similar practice situation, said, -- "In this case, there was a verified complaint containing the material allegation that the plaintiff owned the Beaufort and Newport line.... It was the defendant's duty to deny this allegation, if it was not true, as it vitally affected the question of its liability in one aspect of the case. Having chosen to be silent when it had the opportunity to traverse the allegation, we must hold that the complaint and first answer constituted some evidence from
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which the jury might reasonably infer the ownership by the defendant of the line from Beaufort to Newport. ... The fact that the defendant afterwards filed an amended answer and denied that it was the owner of the Beaufort and Newport line does not affect the competency of the evidence, but merely detracts from its weight or its sufficiency to prove the fact now in issue."
Here, the contradiction in the answers was of sufficient weight, in the mind of the trial judge, to discredit the defendant's denials, the defendant not having furnished a satisfactory explanation for his failure originally to deny material averments of the petition. Accordingly, the fact-finder, attaching no weight to the defendant's later attempt at denials, expressly found "that the facts alleged in the petition of the plaintiffs are true." Thus, the findings are supported by substantial evidence; confirmed by the court en banc; and, consequently, binding upon us on appeal.
Judgment affirmed.
Mr. Justice BELL dissents.
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Twenty-five years ago, I was in a group called The Shams. We were three women singing and playing together. Richard Hell called us "beauty shop soul" and it fit: the sound of a couple friends sitting around a kitchen table talking in harmony, with guitars. We'd just released our first album on Matador and the label gave us a small budget to make a music video. In the early nineties everyone was doing them, and it was another chance to play dress up and escape from dirty dishes and day jobs (I had a three-year old and temped in an office; Sue painted fancy apartments; Amanda designed clothes). A filmmaker fresh out of college stopped by Sue's tiny studio on 10th Street and Avenue D to give us his pitch for "Dark Angel", an eerie song from our album Quilt.
"I see the three of you, in lingerie. You're in a bathroom, posed around a tub. In the tub is a naked man - he's dead, and you're all caressing him." Pause. "Sort of like the Pieta?"
The three of us nodded, trying to hide stunned expressions. "That sounds...interesting," one of us managed. "We'll, uh, let you know."
As soon as he left, we laughed for an hour. "Never!" we shrieked. "That is the worst, most ridiculous idea EVER! Can you imagine us in lacy underwear, trying to keep a straight face while some guy lies there with no clothes on, pretending to be dead?"
"Nuh-uh," said Sue.
"He's got to be kidding," said Amanda.
"When hell freezes over!" I said.
Still, we all agreed it was the funniest thing we'd heard in ages.
Two weeks later at The Shams video shoot, the tub was now a bed for practical reasons. The dead guy left for another engagement midway through, so a lighting man with a different configuration of chest hair stepped in and laid down to take his place. Other than that, it was pretty close to what the filmmaker described.
A stylist friend of Amanda's worked a trio of Todd Oldham suits in there, in addition to the lingerie - there was no escaping Todd's odd mix of loud patterns, quirky details and classic tailoring in 1991. Did it work with the aesthetic of the video? Who cared, it was free clothes! We looked like Mildred Pierce on LSD.
We'd moved on to the lingerie portion of the shoot, the three of us sitting around in satin and lace, bare legs, hair finally starting to droop from the two hours of curling irons and freeze spray we'd subjected ourselves to that morning. Silly as it all was, we were having a blast. We always did. "Stop laughing at yourselves!" my daughter screamed at us once, but why would we do that? Wasn't this supposed to be fun?
Then Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth came strolling through the gallery space where the video shoot was set up, just as a makeup artist friend pumped up our lip gloss and adjusted the straps of our old-fashioned slips.
"I think they live in the building," Sue said. They seemed to be heading our way. Maybe they'd say hello - after all, they were on Matador, we were on Matador.
In their t-shirts and unkempt hair they looked raggedly perfect. Like they were in the middle of doing laundry. Only they went on stage looking the same way. I went on stage to get away from doing laundry.
We were never afraid to make fools of ourselves - that was one of the perks of being in a band. Sonic Youth were serious. I suddenly felt like a complete dork. Like the cool neighbor kid next door just walked in my room while I was singing in a hairbrush in front of the mirror.
Kim and Thurston said hi to the camera guy. Then kept gliding across the gallery floor, right past us, like their grubby sneakers had jet packs.
"We're cool, too - honest!" I wanted to shout. But the lip brush was in the way.