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Chicago Girls Academic 50 ID Camp (Summer 2017)
The "Academic 50" event features 50 college coaches from top programs around the country. Use the menus below to learn more.
The "Academic 50" event features 50 college coaches from top programs around the country. Use the left side menus to learn more.
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Chicago Girls Academic 50 ID Camp
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Jul 27 - Jul 29
- Upperclassmen
(Grades 11th-12th)
- Underclassmen
(Grades 8th-10th)
1675 Old Schaumburg Rd, Schaumburg, IL 60173, USA Google Map View
The #GoMental Movement
By starting the #GoMental movement, EXACT has enabled thousands of current collegiate, professional, and aspiring high school athletes to reach their performance goals. We hope you'll join us so that you can reach your own desired destination.
Last Year's Camp
Prior Year's Camp
07/27/2017 [Thursday]
07/28/2017 [Friday]
07/29/2017 [Saturday]
All participants are responsible for booking their own lodging. Attending campers/families are not required to stay in a specific hotel. However, we have listed below a recommended option for our attendees.
Group Discount Name: "EXACT Soccer"
Chicago Marriott Schaumburg
- 50 N Martingale Rd
Schaumburg, IL 60173
- (847) 240-0100
– Walking distance from camp fields (Less than 0.5 miles)
– Group rate secured under "EXACT Soccer"
– The Group rate is $89 per night
- 50 N Martingale Rd
If You Drive
Olympic Park, 1675 Old Schaumburg Rd, Schaumburg, IL 60173, USA View in Google Map
In addition to a GPS location, we provide specific directions to all participants in pre-camp materials so you know exactly where to go and when to be there!
If You Fly
The following airport options are most convenient for the event location:
Chicago Midway International Airport ( MDW ) - 20 Mins
Chicago O'Hare International Airport ( ORD ) - 30 Mins
If you are flying home after camp, we recommend booking a flight at 8pm or later if possible. EXACT will not be able to provide rides to and from the airport.
Athletes Traveling Alone
Players are welcome to travel to the EXACT ID Camp without an accompanying family member (though most do arrive with family). Players will be responsible for their own transportation to and from the airport.
EXACT provides a hotel message board on your Camp Dashboard. Registered campers can use the message board to connect with other athletes looking for shared hotel accommodations.
Addy Stearns
Edwards, CO
David Hulshof
I just wanted to personally thank you for your efforts and enthusiasm in leading the EXACT Girls Academic 50 ID Camp. My daughter Gena attended the camp and it was truly a life changing experience in the best possible way.
We've attended soccer camps at various universities, but this was no ordinary soccer camp experience…it was the "best of the best" and your personal energy also made a big difference with the kids and as a parent, I could even see the difference and impact you had with the coaches and how they responded to your level of energy and excitement.
The quality and access of the coaches that you assembled was the best that we've experienced, but the dynamic of the true education on the college experience/recruiting, Q&A sessions with the coaches (kids and parents) and the "Go Mental Movement" academic aspect of the training was unique and extremely impactful on my daughter.
The Exact Sports soccer program and focus on academics and recruiting aspects that your company organized this weekend was truly special and has made a major impact on Gena, her goals, and pathway to college…THANK YOU!!
We will be back for future Exact Sports programs/camps and again, great work!
-David Hulshof (parent of Gena Hulshof)
Jonelle Mayers
My daughter had a great time at the EXACT Academic 50 ID Camp and experienced some fantastic soccer those 3 days!
She is a rising Freshman, and clearly was not there for the same reason as majority of the other girls there, but totally has taken a lot out of the program as she prepares for her coming 4 years. Your program has opened her eyes to schools she has never thought of attending, since initially she was thinking to stay close to home! Thanks so much again and keep up to great work.
My daughter "La", has gone mental!
Jacqueline Bienduga
I thought the EXACT Chicago Academic 50 ID Camp really gave me the extra push I needed to become a recruited college athlete. Being able to talk face to face with 50 college coaches made me feel in control of the process. I loved the competition and I think I improved as a player over the course of the three days. It was definitely the best camp I attended all summer.
-Jacqueline Bienduga
Nicole Platt
The EXACT Chicago Academic 50 ID Camp was so well organized, and they made it fun to get excited about finding a college. I learned so much while getting a ton of reps in. They even dealt with crazy Illinois weather perfectly and made it an amazing experience.!
-Nicole Platt
Paige Karl
Attending EXACT's Academic 50 ID Camp was one of the best experiences I have ever competed in. It really helps you develop a relationship with coaches by teaching you how to introduce yourself, and how to keep in contact. They cover the do's and don't's of the recruitment process. Additionally, the mental training parts are incredible. Really an eye opener! Lastly, you play in front of and learn from over 50 college coaches. It's a great program, and I'll definitely be coming back!
-Paige Karl
Jason O'Keefe
As a college coach I really enjoy getting the opportunity to work closely with the players and learn more about them as individuals. Players get exposure to so many different things through the EXACT camp such as variety of coaching styles, different levels of programs as well as the mental training side which is critical to their development. I would recommend these camps as a perfect way to get better at soccer, get exposure to many college coaches and develop a mental program which will help them achieve all their goals.
When will confirmed coaches be announced?
We are in the process of selecting and confirming coaches now. The confirmed list will be added to the website in the next couple weeks.This event will feature 50 confirmed coaches from some of top academic institutions both regionally and nationally. EXACT has the largest college network in the country, as over 1,000 college coaches from top DI, DII, DIII, and NAIA programs around the country have participated in EXACT's events. Our goal is give athletes maximum exposure to a broad range of college soccer options.You can see the coaches we had at our most recent events in the region on the website at EXACT Soccer Website. Those coaches are listed under the "EXACT's College Network" tab.
Is there training for Goalkeepers?
Yes – the Elite Prospect Camp coaching staff always includes college goalkeeper coaches. Each day, goalkeepers will participate in keeper-specific sessions that are designed and led by college goalkeeper coaches.
Are all college coaches listed on the coaching staff actually going to be there?
Yes – EXACT Sports hires all coaches to be on the field instructing and evaluating athletes throughout camp. All coaches listed on the coaching staff are confirmed to participate, instruct, evaluate and get to personally know the players.
Will players have an opportunity to get feedback from college coaches on the coaching staff?
Yes – players have several opportunities throughout camp to get feedback from the coaching staff. After each field session coaches will complete a 'Success Log' with each player that reviews the goals of the session, what the player did well, and where the player can improve. Each player will also get a 1-on-1 written evaluation and meeting with a college coach at the end of camp.
Can parents watch?
Parents are welcome to attend any session on the schedule marked with a **. For the most part, this includes games and some of the informational meetings.
What do players need to bring to camp?
Soccer equipment to bring includes soccer clothes, cleats, shin guards, ball, water bottle, socks, goalkeeper gloves*, and GYM SHOES/FLATS.
Is there a trainer on-site at camp?
Yes – there is a trainer on-site at all times.
What is EXACT's Cancellation Policy?
Because our camps have a limited capacity, we cannot offer refunds to campers who cancel for any reason. However, during registration you may purchase "No Questions Asked" (NQA) cancellation insurance that will allow you to receive a refund in the event that you are unable to attend the camp.
For those that do not purchase NQA cancellation insurance, we are only able to offer you a transfer of your registration fee less a credit transfer fee to cover EXACT's incurred event costs. Transfer fee is 20% (when notified 14+ days out) or 35% (when notified 1-14 days out from camp). The credit will be stored on your account in PrepHero (EXACT's Registration partner) and can be applied to any open EXACT camp within 12 months. There is no credit provided to no-shows at the camp, so please notify us early!
If you are already registered and need to cancel, please go to https://prephero.com/camps/
cancel and login using the account created during registration. You can also email email@example.com.
Is this an open enrollment camp?
Yes, all EXACT events are open enrollment, complying with NCAA bylaws, allowing any and all interested athletes to participate. To read more about EXACT's approach to NCAA compliance and how we manage a positive training experience, click here: http://exactsports.com/ncaa-compliant/
Is the EXACT Camp compliant with NCAA rules and bylaws?
Yes, EXACT takes great care in ensuring compliance with NCAA rules, as college coaches are interacting and training with players on the field. Per NCAA rules, all camps are available to any and all entrants. Registration is only limited by capacity, gender, age, and/or grade level.
More information NCAA compliance can be found here: http://exactsports.com/ncaa-compliant/
My question is not covered here. Is there someone I can speak to at EXACT Sports?
Yes – you can reach us here at EXACT Sports on our direct line, tollfree at 888-853-8877. If you call outside regular business hours, leave a message with your name, phone and event you are interested in learning about. Also, you can also email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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This year, the Filmfare was a lavish affair which saw the who's who of the industry present to celebrate the talent in Bollywood and 'Queen' was the toast of the evening. This Vikas Bahl film won 6 awards at the prestigious award function.
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· Best Actor Female: Kangana Ranaut
· Best Film: Queen
· Brest Director: Vikas Bahl
· Best Cinematographer: Bobby Singh and Siddharth Diwan for Queen
· Best Background score: Amit Trivedi for Queen
· Best Editing: Abhijit Kokate and Anurag Kashyap for Queen.
'Queen' was the highlight of Indian cinema in 2014 with roaring appreciation and continuous support from fans. The film made Kangana Ranaut a household name and established that a film with a strong story will live on forever.
Filmfare is an annual award function that often is considered as prestigious and many in Bollywood aim to find the black lady on their shelves.
Director Vikas Bahl's 'Queen' starred actors Kangana Raunt and Rajkummar Rao. Produced by Viacom18 Motion Pictures along with Vikramaditya Motwane & Anurag Kashyap the film released on March 7th, 2014.
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Litsa and I thought about writing an obligatory New Years post. Maybe 'Top ten posts to motivate you in 2017' or 'WYG's most popular posts of 2016' or something like that. We thought about it, we brainstormed, but we didn't feel inspired. If you really really want New Years posts, we've written them in the past. Here are our favorite two:
- 64 New Year's Resolutions for Grievers (For those who want to make a resolution)
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It seems like everywhere we turn we see and hear people saying something to the effect of "2016 was the worst". They say it because they're exhausted by politics and disagreement and because headline after headline bears news of tragedy or terribleness.
We get it, we're right there with them, but were also right here with you and we realize that, for many of you, 2016 was next-level hard. For you, 2016 was a year of death, grief, and heartbreak, and while the rest of their world grieves its collective losses, you've had to struggle quietly with your own personal catastrophe.
As you probably know, over the last few weeks a number of celebrities have died. I hope that no one feels that I'm taking away from the significance of these recent losses by saying that it's been hard for us to head to Facebook and Twitter to post tribute to these celebrities as we have done in the past. Not because they aren't worthy of tribute, but because WYG is a place where everyone is grieving someone worthy of tribute. And lately, with the coming and going of the holidays, the grief of our readers has been palpable and raw.
All of your losses are significant and you all deserve the opportunity to honor your loved one, to have their legacy shared, and to express why 2016 has been difficult (or even some parts positive) for you. So here's what we want to do to close out 2016, we want to provide you with a space to honor your loved one's memory and to share their legacy.
We have created a Remembrance Gallery on our sister site PhotoGrief. Anyone can submit to the Remembrance Gallery and anyone can read entries in the Remembrance Gallery. For those who are interested in submitting to the gallery, a few additional details are provided below.
Here is a link to the gallery. Below is what it looks like.
The submission form can be found at the bottom of the gallery. If you don't have a photograph of your loved one, you may still submit an entry by uploading a photograph of something that symbolically represents them such as a flower, landscape, or special place.
Each entry will appear in the Remembrance Gallery as a thumbnail image. If you click on your loved one's image in the gallery it will take you to your loved one's remembrance post. This post can be shared with family and friends via email or social media. Please see an example below.
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In loving memory of my son, Brad who passed at the age of 22 from Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. He was a senior at West Virginia University and on his way to a job interview.
September 14, 2016 will always be the worst day of my life. I love and miss you my beautiful boy!
In memory of my son Ricky sunrise 12-7-1990 sunset 1-30-2016 forever loved, forever missed
I miss you, Mark… the pain and ache never recede…my only consolation is that you are free of pain, discomfort and suffering you endured for 4 years…wish you could be here to watch the children continue to grow into wonderful adults…i am sure you are witnessing this from above… but its not the same…
sending so much love to you… missing you always… i will never be the same…
but grateful i had the time with you..
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A dedicated employee described as 'the glue that holds her department together' was named the 2011 PSU Distinguished Operating Staff Award recipient at a May 11 ceremony.
|Brenda Gleich was honored as the 2011 Plymouth State University Distinguished Operating Staff Award recipient at a May 11 ceremony. Left to right, Jim Gleich, Patrick Gleich, Grace Gleich, Brenda Gleich and PSU President Sara Jayne Steen.
Brenda (Couturier) Gleich of the Education Department was chosen from a field of six semi-finalists for the annual award, which was presented by PSU President Sara Jayne Steen, who read some of the nomination remarks about Gleich's value to the institution.
"She is the heart and soul of the department," Steen said. 'She is one of the unsung heroes of this campus…she does outstanding work every day."
Gleich, a Whitefield, N.H. native, is an administrative assistant in the Education department; she began working as a supplemental staff member in PSU Graduate Studies in 1996 after graduating from Trinity College (Burlington, Vt.). A year later, she moved to the Registrar's Office and in 2000, Brenda started in the Education Department and eventually earned a Master's in Education, Human Relations Counseling, while working full-time. Her co-workers describe her as someone who "regularly goes beyond the level of expectation and she goes out of her way to serve our faculty and students." Gleich credits her co-workers for her success at PSU.
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II. The Person
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Today marks the end of the Reparations Roundtable. The week has provided some wonderful work, and I'd like to thank the following people for their valuable contributions to the roundtable: Kurt Newman, Andrew Seal, and guest blogger Ramsin Canon. Also, I'd like to thank everyone who commented on the roundtable pieces, and would continue to urge folks to add their comments if there's something they'd like to add. Finally, the support the roundtable has received on Facebook and Twitter has been fantastic to see.
In many ways, each writer for the roundtable adhered to his strengths—I focused on the intellectual history of the late 1960s and the continued fracturing of the Left; Kurt Newman's post probed deeply the intersection of intellectual and legal history in the 1970s, and the importance of Boris Bittker and his work at Yale University on law and race; Andy Seal focused on a work by famed novelist Sinclair Lewis that speaks to Lewis' contributions to the burgeoning field of literary and sociological work on race in the late 1940s; and, finally, Ramsin Canon zeroed in on legal history and explained the potential of the Thirteenth Amendment, and other legal precedents, to begin a debate on reparations.
This roundtable began from a discussion between myself and Kurt Newman on Twitter about the Coates' reparations piece. Immediately, we realized that the S-USIH blog would serve as a wonderful place to respond to the Coates essay, which begged for an intellectual history analysis. Coates himself has already acknowledged his debt to historians, whose research served as a bedrock for his work on reparations and many other aspects of his blogging and essay writing. A few final thoughts on the roundtable follow.
First, there's a great deal to be said about the reparations argument in the 1970s and 1980s. While my post touched on the fallout from the original Jim Forman demand for reparations, and the debates across the Left that raged after his "Black Manifesto" was made public, a great deal more can be said about the aftermath of that conversation. For example, it must be remembered that the late 1960s and early 1970s saw the beginnings of a new Black political consciousness, embodied in National Black Political forums, the rise of African American mayors for major cities, and on-the-ground work done between Black Power advocates and traditional politicians. And, of course, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the bill that Coates has pushed for as an avenue to begin discussions of reparations: HR 40, submitted by John Conyers every year since 1989.
The Conyers bill, officially named "Commission to Study Reparations Proposals for African Americans Act", came during a time in which questions about the direction of political and economic rights for African Americans were being asked with renewed vigor. The late 1980s and early 1990s serve as an era ripe for study, with the Conyers bill; the rise of cultural symbols of a rejuvenated Black nationalism such as the Public Enemy hip hop group; the early commemorations of the MLK Birthday as a holiday; the anti-Apartheid movement in the United States; and the 1992 Los Angeles Riots all serving as potential areas of study.
The international elements of the debate over reparations are also worth considering in-depth. In just the last year, several nations in the Caribbean have demanded reparations from Britain, the Netherlands, and France. The debate was raised in the House of Lords in Britain in 1996, and shows no signs of ending any time soon.[1] The relationship between the American government and its Black populace is different from that of, say, France or Britain and their Black populations, but it's still worth considering how those nations discuss reparations to various Caribbean nations. And, of course, the links between peoples of African descent in the United States, United Kingdom, and France are both well-documented and could stand for still further research. While reparations debates will take different forms in different nations, the solutions of one nation may yet affect the arguments made in another.
Finally, it's important to note the conservative take (or to be more accurate, takes) on reparations. I apologize for not being able to include a conservative voice on the issue of reparations, as I believe such a voice is important to also understanding the history of the debate over reparations. When Coates' piece was first released, it garnered plenty of attention across the political spectrum. While many of the readers of this blog are probably, to some extent, familiar with those responses, I'd like to take some time to share a few links in case you've not had a chance to read them. Writers such as National Review's Kevin Williamson, The Atlantic's David Frum, or The American Conservative's Noah Millman all presented a variety of responses to Coates and his call for a study of reparations. Their works serve as a reminder of the diversity of American conservative thought both in the present day and in American history.
Ultimately, the roundtable, like Coates' essay, is not meant to be the end of the discussion about reparations. The posts from the past week were meant to illuminate facets of the reparations debate that may not immediately come to mind. In the process, we all also wanted to remind our readers that the reparations debate isn't a recent matter, nor has it neatly divided into "for" or "against" camps. We must, instead, endeavor to understand how the reparations debate sheds a window into arguments over race, ethnicity, and what it means to be an American citizen in the course of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
On that note, we look forward to this week, and the long-awaited "U.S. Foreign Policy and the Left" roundtable, which I'm sure will include more wonderful posts and excellent comments sections.
[1] Reparations for Slavery: A Reader. Edited by Ronald P. Salzberger and Mary C. Turck, "The Official Record from Hansard of the Debate Initiated by Lord Gifford QC in the House of Lords of the British Parliament on 14th March 1996 Concerning the African Reparations," p. 96-115. (New York: Rowan and Littlefield Publishers)
In this guest post by Ramsin Canon, legal history is used as a framework with which to determine how the idea of reparations can be reconciled with Anglo-American legal traditions. Canon, a legal expert, writer, and blogger based in Chicago (which was were the bulk of Coates' on-the-ground reporting about reparations and redlining was done) analyzes with great detail how the Thirteenth Amendment, which brought an end to slavery in the United States, could be used to begin a national, public debate on reparations.
Ta-Nehisi Coates in "The Case for Reparations" attempts, (in precis form), to demonstrate how the institution of slavery and the structural racism that burdens black people today form part of a continuum. The implication is, of course, that there is an on-going injury to that community that can be traced back to slavery. The question, from a legalistic standpoint, is this: any national program of reparations would require a legal framework rooted in the Constitution. Thus the future of a reparations movement will likely hinge on questions of "practicality"
First of all, I'd like to thank Robert Greene II for organizing this roundtable. The intrinsic power of Ta-Nehisi Coates's essay on reparations was immediately obvious, but I am very grateful to Robert for encouraging us to see that US intellectual history might have much to say about the longer conversation on reparations as well as much to take from the history of that conversation.
I want to pick up, to some extent, where Kurt Newman left off in his Tuesday post on the legal scholar Boris Bittker. Kurt points us to Bittker's first engagement with the legal aspects of institutional racism and potential state efforts to combat it, in Bittker's 1962 essay, "The Case of the Checkerboard Ordinance." As Kurt notes, the essay imagines a fictitious Illinois community called New Harmony through a thought experiment set in Bittker's near future—1965. This town, which Bittker describes as being near Chicago and only incorporated in 1962, the year of the essay, is zoned such that, apart from "public, commercial, industrial, recreational, institutional, and other nonresidential properties," all lots are given either an "N" or a "W" designation that is immutable—the ownership and occupation of all "N" lots must remain in the hands of African-Americans and all "W" lots must remain in white hands.[1]
It was interesting to me that Bittker chose to place his fictional town in a real state, and it is worth pausing a moment to offer a few possible reasons why that state was in the Midwest, especially given that the closest contemporary analogue for a totally-planned community with a strong racial policy regarding occupancy and ownership would seem to have been the Levittown settlements in New York and Pennsylvania, with the Levittown, PA riots in 1957 likely still quite fresh in people's minds. Continue reading
It is difficult to imagine a more eloquent or persuasive case for African American reparations than Ta-Nehisi Coates's recent essay for The Atlantic.[1] If you haven't yet, please read it. You will be very happy you did, if stricken, no doubt, with the painful sense that the injuries of history demand real, tangible, material recompense. Continue reading
The month of July on the S-USIH blog promises to be an exciting time. This week sees a roundtable discussion of the already famous essay by The Atlantic writer Ta-Nehisi Coates, "The Case for Reparations." Several of the bloggers here at USIH will provide different posts, based on their own interests as historians and scholars. Look for those as the week progresses, beginning with my own piece here that shall serve as a brief history of the idea of reparations for African Americans in American history. Next week will see the start of a roundtable on U.S. Foreign Policy and the Left, another one that I'm participating in and equally excited about.


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|Dec 5, 1995
|Filing date
|Jan 26, 1994
|Priority date
|Jan 26, 1994
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Richard A. Shillington, Gilbert Packer
|Original Assignee
|Med-Safe Systems, Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (43), Classifications (11), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The present invention relates to disposable containers for hospital sharps and waste, and pertains particularly to a secure mounting assembly for disposable containers for disposition of hospital sharps, objects and wastes.
Hospitals and medical clinics use great quantities of sharps, such as needles, syringes, surgical blades, and the like, that are disposed of rather than cleaned and reused. It is necessary that the sharps be disposed of in a manner that prevents them being reused without sterilization. In particular, it is necessary to keep them from falling into the hands of those, such as intravenous drug users and the like, who are likely to use them without proper sterilization.
Numerous containers have been developed in recent years, which are reasonably secure and disposable for receiving and disposing of hospital sharps, wastes and the like. While improved containers have been developed which cannot readily be reopened and articles cannot be easily removed therefrom, such containers must be kept in a secure place or securely mounted to non-removable structure to prevent unauthorized removal. The disposable container and its mounting bracket must not only be secure, it must be simple and inexpensive to manufacturer, and it must be simple and easy to use and to mount and remove the container.
Reasonably secure mounting brackets have been recently developed and are widely used to prevent unauthorized removal of the containers. An example is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,103,997 issued Apr. 4, 1992 and assigned to the Assignee hereof. However, these type brackets are typically mounted on walls or similar surfaces and are securely anchored by lag bolts and the like. The installation of a new bracket normally requires the services of a skilled workman with special tools.
Many hospitals and clinics have begun using service outlet wall and rail systems such as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,646,211 issued Feb. 24, 1987 to Gallant et al. to provide convenient facilities for patient monitoring and treatment instruments and equipment. These rail systems provide convenient mounting for various instruments and equipment and service connections for these for patient treatment and monitoring.
It is, therefore, desirable that an improved secure mounting bracket assembly for disposable containers be available for mounting to existing rail systems.
It is the primary object of the present invention to provide an improved securable disposable container bracket assembly.
In accordance with a primary aspect of the present invention, a secure disposable container assembly comprises a bracket for securely and detachably mounting to a support rail system. Means are provided for easily and quickly locking the container to a support bracket to prevent removal of the container and to prevent removal of the bracket from the support rail.
The above and other objects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings wherein:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a detailed view of a portion of the bracket of FIG. 1 showing details of the mounting latch.
FIG. 3 is a view like FIG. 1 showing an alternate embodiment;
FIG. 4 is a side elevation view of the embodiment of FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is a detailed partial view of the latching apparatus for the container shown in the unlatched condition.
Referring to FIG. 1 of the drawing, there is illustrated an exemplary embodiment of a disposable sharps container mounting bracket assembly in accordance with the invention, designated generally by the numeral 10. The container (shown in phantom) comprises a generally rectangular box-like housing, formed of the usual plastic material for such containers, and detachably mounted to the mounting bracket.
The overall bracket assembly comprises a primary bracket member which in the illustrated embodiment comprises a generally rectangular panel 12 having an upper end or edge portion 14 and a lower foot or hook portion including an outwardly extending foot 16 in an upwardly extending hook portion 18. The bracket is designed to receive or mount an article such as a disposable container 20 for example (shown in phantom) to a horizontally extending support rail 22. The bracket receives and mounts a container for example by the upper end portion 14 extending through a downwardly open slot 24 formed in a rim or shoulder 26 around the container. The downwardly directed slot or opening can be formed in any outwardly projecting portion on the back of the container or article to be mounted. The lower portion of the article or container in the illustrated embodiment is captured and retained by the lower hook assembly comprising the foot 16 and hook 18 which extends upwardly along a front of the container. The container, in the illustrated embodiment, rests on the foot portion 16 and the hook portion 18 extends upward along the front surface of the container to prevent outward pivoting of the container. The bracket includes one or more lock receiving bores or apertures 28 at the upper end for receiving a traditional padlock 30. This locks the container or other article to the bracket to prevent its removal.
The illustrated assembly includes a releasable latch assembly designed generally at 32. The releasable latch assembly, as best illustrated in FIG. 2, comprises a base member 34 having an upper fixed hook defined by an outer extending member 36 and a downwardly extending member 38. A lower moveable hook or latch member 40 is pivotally mounted by means of a pin 42 within a rectangular through bore or aperture 44 in the body member 34. The moveable hook or latch member 40 includes a upwardly extending lower hook element 46 and a latch handle 48 for manually pivoting the member 40 about the pivot pin 42 to position hook element 6 into and out of a latched position with rail 50. The overall latch assembly is of a type available from the Hill-Rom Company, Inc., Batesville, Id. for detachable mounting of articles on rails of wall units such as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,646,211 granted Feb. 4, 1987 to Gallant, et al. That patent is incorporated herein by reference as though fully set forth.
The illustrated mounting bracket is designed to mount articles on horizontally extending rail members mounted on wall systems such that in the above patent. In the illustrated embodiment a rail 50 of the rail system 22 has a somewhat rectangular configuration with an upper surface 52 a back side or surface 54 and a bottom surface 56 with preferably a downwardly extending lip 58. The latch assembly has an upper fixed hook portion 36 and 38 which hooks over the top and back side of the rail 50 with the moveable hook portion 46 extending into an engagement with a lower surface 56 and preferably behind a downwardly extending lip 58 of the rail.
The latch assembly in combination With the bracket wherein an article such as container 20 is mounted on the bracket in a position to eliminate access to the latch release handle 48 provides a secure mounting assembly. Once the container 20 is locked to bracket portion 14 as illustrated, the latch release handle 48 is inaccessible and the bracket is thus locked to the rail 50. This provides a secure and easily mountable bracket assembly for mounting containers and other useful articles to a wall system in a hospital or clinic service and operating rooms. Other articles such as monitoring instruments, infusion pumps and the like may also be similarly mounted with the subject bracket assembly with little or no modification.
Referring to FIG. 4, an alternate embodiment is illustrated wherein the mounting bracket designed generally at 62 comprises a panel 64 of a generally rectangular configuration with a stepped in upper extending portion 66 defining shoulders 68 and 70. The shoulders 68 and 70 provide stops that engage rim or shoulder 26 to prevent the panel from slipping through the slot 24. The upper extending portion 66 extends through slot 24 in the container and has lock receiving bores or apertures 72 as in the previous embodiment to lock the container to it. A padlock 30 may be mounted in either of the apertures or bores 70 to lock the container to the panel. A releasable latch assembly designed generally at 74 is mounted in a generally rectangular opening 76 in the mid-portion of the panel. The mounting bracket 62 may then be releasably mounted to a rail 50 as shown in FIG. 4 and is then locked to the mounting rail by lockably mounting the container or other article to the front surface of the bracket 64. The container 20 as in the previous embodiment prevents access to the release lever 48 of the releasable latch assembly. Thus, the container 20 is locked to the support rail 50.
Referring to FIG. 5, an alternate embodiment is illustrated wherein the releasable latch assembly 32 is mounted to a back panel 80 of a bracket assembly such as that disclosed in Applicant's U.S. Pat. No. 5,103,997 issued Apr. 4, 1992 and assigned to the Assignee hereof. That patent is incorporated herein by reference as though fully set forth. The mounting bracket as disclosed in that patent includes a generally planar rectangular panel 80 having an upper edge 82 that extends under a rim 84 of the container 86. A lock housing 88 is secured to the lower end of the panel 80 and contains a lockable latch lever that engages a tab on the lower end of the container 86 for locking it to the mounting bracket. The mounting of the latch assembly 32 in an aperture or opening in the back panel 80 of the mounting bracket of the aforesaid patent results in a structure in accordance with the invention wherein the locking of the container to its mounting bracket covers the latch release lever 48. This effectively locks the mounting bracket to the support rail assembly and prevents unauthorized removal.
In operation, a releasable latch assembly 32 is mounted to a mounting bracket which mounts an article in a position to cover the latch release handle or lever of the latch assembly. This provides a mounting bracket assembly which may be quickly and easily lockably attached to a horizontally extending mounting rail.
While we have illustrated and described our invention by means of specific embodiments, it is to be understood that numerous changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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evening all! Im looking to sell early probably around 876 or slightly lower. proj is 863 unless 879.50 is touched
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the SSO is the 2x S/P...that is what I used for puts the other day...dont know if you have noticed, but they now have 3x etf's!...liquidity is an issue right now with them but as they catch on - what a vehicle
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Ernest L. Albright, 85, Sinking Valley, died early Monday morning at Epworth Manor, Tyrone.
He was born in Sinking Valley, son of Christian and Alice (Frederick) Albright. He married Margie L. McDonald on Nov. 6, 1982.
Surviving are his wife; three stepchildren: Ralph (Ki) Overcash of Alexandria, Va., Howard Lee (Diane) Overcash of Altoona and Bonnie June (Mike) Miller of Sinking Valley; three grandchildren: Ralph Overcash III of Alexandria, Va., Bernard Miller of Tyrone and Gabriel Miller of Altoona; five nephews: Glenn Albright and Harry Albright, both of Sinking Valley, David Pease of Newry, Robert Pease in Kentucky and retired U.S. Army Chaplain Paul (Judy) Pease of Sinking Valley; and a niece, Darlene Slippey of Sinking Valley.
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Akeem Spence was a freshman All-American last season, and much was expected of him this year. However, the Illini have played several passing teams to this point, and his role has diminished. He's doing well, but he looks forward to the run-oriented teams ahead on the Illinois schedule.
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WEST JEFFERSON — Ashe County avenged an early-season loss to Wilkes Central on Tuesday night with a 4-2 victory at home over the first place Eagles.
Joseph Lowder wasn't as sharp as his previous no-hit outing, but was still more than strong enough to earn the victory. Lowder struck out nine Eagle hitters and surrendered just two runs on four hits with six walks.
"It was definitely a good win for us, it jumped us up in the standings with how other games in the conference have went this week," said Ashe County head coach Mike Windish. "We just have to keep doing what we need to do. Overall I think we played a pretty good game with good defense and good offense."
Wilkes Central took an early lead, but Ashe tied the score in the bottom of the fourth without the ball even leaving the infield. Ben Brown reached on an infield single and then advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Gabe Elliott. Tate Hudler reached on an infield single that moved Brown to third. On the next play, Brown scored on an RBI groundout by Pierce Cox.
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The Huskies finished with nine hits on the evening. T. Windish finished with three of those. Brown added two, Lowder had one, Richardson had one, Hudler had one and Bradley Richie had a hit and scored once.
Ashe now sits at 8-7 overall and 5-4 in the Mountain Valley Athletic Conference.
"This win puts us in a spot where we have to take care of business and see how it all falls out at the end. Being over .500 in our conference right now is not a bad place to be," said Coach Windish. "There's still a lot of baseball to play."
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6. Alleghany: 6-8, 3-6
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Duke University
Global Education Office for Undergraduates
Smith Warehouse, Bay 6, 2nd Floor
114 S. Buchanan Blvd.
Box 90057
Durham, NC 27708-0057
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