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Frigid offices, freezing women, oblivious men: An air-conditioning investigation - The Washington Post
Frigid offices, freezing women, oblivious men: An air-conditioning investigation
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You can spot them. The frozen ones who come outside at lunch like sun-seeking turtles, cardigans balled up next to them, bare shoulders defrosting in the noon sunlight, no matter how wilting it is outdoors.
Every single woman I talked to in downtown Washington on a hot, humid July afternoon was thawing out.
“I. Am. Fuh-reezing. Feel my hand — I’m still cold,” said Ruth Marshall, 64, who was seated on a park bench, face to the sky. And, yes, her hand felt like a cold steak.
“I have to come out here for 30 minutes at a time just to warm up,” said Marshall, the director of administration at a construction firm where the air conditioning is set to Arctic.
It’s the time of year desperate women rely on cardigans, pashminas and space heaters to make it through the workweek in their frigid offices. And their male colleagues barely notice.
[These two men control the thermostat in 9,000 federal buildings]
“Is your office too cold?” I asked a clutch of men — pinstripes, charcoal pants, crisp shirts with the faint outline of undershirts beneath.
They looked at me as if I spoke in Finnish, confident faces contorted in puzzlement.
“Nah, I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
So I asked another guy in a navy suit eating a taco.
[Europe to America: Your love of air-conditioning is stupid]
“No. It’s fine.”
Two dudes in matching blue shirts and red ties?
“Fine.” “No.” Zippity happity do da fine.
Hmm. A pattern?
Let’s be scientific about this, then. How about a female-centric office? At Emily’s List, which raises money for women running for office, the temperature setting must be female-friendly, right?
[Are menopausal women to blame for why it’s so cold in your office?]
“It’s freezing — here’s my sweater,” said one of the outdoor she-turtles who works at the woman-powered firm.
“But we don’t have control over the temperature on our floor,” she clarified. “It’s set for the whole building.”
By a man, perhaps?
How about men and women who work in the same office? (Because we’re doing top-notch investigative work here.)
I found a trio, two women — shoulders bare — and a man, in handsome navy twill pants and a smart, checkered, button-down shirt, eating lunch together.
They all work together at a company that deals with international education issues. How’s the weather inside while they’re working on educating the globe?
“Cold.”
“Freezing.”
You know I don’t have to tell you who said what.
[Take our poll: Is your office too cold?]
So there you have it: the gender divide, thermostat edition. All these women who actually dress for the season — linens, sundresses, flowy silk shirts, short-sleeve tops — changing their wardrobes to fit the sweltering temperatures around them.
And then there are the men, stalwart in their business armor, manipulating their environment for their own comfort, heaven forbid they make any adjustments in what they wear.
That’s right, my friends. Air conditioning is another big, sexist plot.
“It’s been going on for years, every building I’ve been in. It’s awful,” said Marshall, who has worked in Washington since 1973. “Everything is set at 70 degrees for those testosterone-toting people.”
Marshall explained how frustrating it is to put on a pretty summer outfit and then get hit with that blast of cold. “And you have to put on some jacked-up sweater you left at your desk.”
Okay. I think Marshall was finally heated up.
[From the archives: A/C setting can push couples to the boiling point]
Setting the temperature to suit men is wrong in ways that go far beyond summer fashion.
Frozen workers make more errors and are less productive, according to Alan Hedge, professor of design and environmental analysis and director of Cornell’s Human Factors and Ergonomics Laboratory, who studied office temperatures about a decade ago.
Researchers had their hands on the controls at an insurance office for a month. And when they warmed the place from 68 to 77 degrees, typos went down by 44 percent and productivity went up by 150 percent.
Plus, the U.S. Energy Department estimates that you can save about 11 percent on power bills by raising the thermostat from 72 to 77 degrees.
And the men can just switch to more reasonable fashion choices for warmer offices. I see plenty of tan, summer suits around town. And even some linen or seersucker from the Southern delegations to D.C.
But come on, men, be bold.
I’m talking short suits. They’re adorable! Plus, we’d all love to see your knees, guys.
Imaginative office designs
Some companies are creating fascinating workspaces that give employees spaces for relaxation, privacy and play.
Architecture firm SelgasCano’s offices in Madrid feature a long window on one side and are partially sunken in the ground. The space was designed by José Selgas and Lucía Cano. Iwan Baan
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Oxford poets 2004 : an anthology
David Constantine; Bernard O'Donoghue
Manchester : Carcanet, 2004.
This anthology follows the OxfordPoets anthologies of 2000, 2001 and 2002. It introduces a number of new poets who are beginning to make their way. The collection celebrates the diversity of the Oxford list. Read more...
Oxford poets 2004.
Manchester : Carcanet, 2004
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Tigers vs. Tide Is Strength vs. Strength - Auburn - Scout
Tigers vs. Tide Is Strength vs. StrengthJason Caldwell11/14/2005Offensive tackle Marcus McNeill talks about the upcoming game with Alabama and the improvement of the Auburn offense.Auburn, Ala.—-This weekend it's the classic tale of the unstoppable force versus the immovable object. Auburn's offense against Alabama's defense. The best against the best. Something has to give.
This season Auburn leads the SEC in total offense and scoring offense and has six games of over 30 points with only two under 20. In contrast Alabama leads the league in every defensive category with a 21-point outburst against Southern Miss the highest point total they've given up this season. Auburn senior offensive tackle says it's going to be a battle worth watching.
"I feel like we really match-up well," Marcus McNeill says. "A great offense and a great defense. Not taking anything away from their offense because we know they have wonderful talent on offense too and we have a wonderful defense, but at the same time that's what every body is going to be looking forward to seeing."
Early in the season it didn't appear that would be the case as the Tigers struggled in the running game against Georgia Tech and Mississippi State, but two things changed that for the better. The first was the insertion of Kenny Irons into the lineup earlier and more often. The second was stability on the offensive line. Perhaps the most important thing that happened to Auburn was a loss. As hard as that is to believe, McNeill says that the lessons learned on a hard night in Baton Rouge are what put this offense over the hump.
"When we matched up against LSU real well, even though we came out with a loss, we felt like we really matched because we really felt like we could have beaten them," McNeill says. "They are one of the top teams in the nation and whenever you go out and put up one of your top games against one of the best teams in the nation and they put up one of their best games and you only lose by a little margin, it gives you confidence that you can play with anybody. That's how we felt. It was a big game for us. Even though it was a loss it was the turning point in the season for us I think."
McNeill is an emotional leader for the Auburn offense.
Since rushing for 230 yards against the Bengal Tigers, Auburn and Irons have been on a roll. The Tigers have rushed for 688 yards in their last three games with Irons going over the century mark in all three. McNeill says that he continues to be impressed by what Irons and the other newcomers are doing on offense for Auburn this season.
"We really take a lot of pride in everything we do," McNeill says. "We knew that we were going to have a lot of new guys step in new roles, a lot of shoes had to be filled. Jason Campbell, Carnell, everybody left real big shoes to fill, but I really think Kenny Irons is doing a great job at the running back position. I really feel like Brandon Cox is doing a wonderful job at the quarterback position trying to fill the role of Jason Campbell."
Auburn enters Saturday's showdown on an emotional high after winning a hard-fought 31-30 victory over Georgia last weekend in Athens. McNeill says that getting a win in a game like that makes all the hurt and tiredness leave a body much quicker than after a loss.
"Whenever you come out on the better end of the stick in a close game like that you're going to pick up a lot of confidence," McNeill says. "We went down to LSU and got real close, but ended up on the other end. It was a moral victory a lot of people say, but those don't go down in the record book. It was still hard to swallow. "Whenever we get games like this where it's a hard fought game, all the nicks and bruises just seem to hurt a little less because the game went successfully. You know everything you went through had a purpose behind it."
McNeill comes into the Alabama game banged-up with a sore hand that he hurt early in the first quarter against Georgia. Playing his home state school and facing one of the best defensive ends in the league in Quentin Moses, McNeill says he got a little too emotional early in a battle and bruised his hand.
"I know not to hit a guy closed-fist with a helmet on," McNeill says. "I kind of pushed his face and I guess one of my fingers bent. I don't think anything is broken. It should be good."
That's good news for the Tigers as they prepare for the season's biggest game and the biggest test offensively for the team. McNeill, who has started 37 games in his career for the Tigers, says that facing a 9-1 Alabama team makes this game even more special for him.
"This is probably the biggest Iron Bowl I've played in," McNeill says. "My first couple of years either one team or the other was struggling so the game might not have been as hyped up nationally as you would expect. This year there is going to be a pretty big game, primetime TV once again. We're just going to have to go our there and prove ourselves once again."
A victory would not only make McNeill's senior class the winningest in school history, it would also give the group four consecutive victories over the Crimson Tide. He says that is hard to believe after where this group started their careers with a road loss at USC.
"That would be a pretty big feat," McNeill says. "I don't know of too many people that can say they beat Alabama all four years. It's definitely one I want to accomplish, but at the same time we can't take them lightly. Even though we've beat them three years in a row every year has been a dogfight….you can never really rest on your laurels in a game like this.
"We knew coming into the Alabama game that they would be one of the best defenses we'll see all year," he adds. "They've got a great defensive front and great athletes all over the field. It's going to be a big challenge for us."
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Claire Ptak's Californian Christmas recipes | Life and style | The Guardian
Claire Ptak's Californian Christmas recipes
A Christmas feast needn't just mean turkey with all the trimmings, so here are some tips from the west coast, including crab cakes, a spicy roast and pomegranate sugar pies
California pickled sardines. Photograph: Hilary Moore for Observer Food Monthly
Saturday 16 November 2013 12.00 EST
The preparation always started on Christmas Eve, with a foggy drive towards the Point Reyes lighthouse in Marin County, California, along the dairy ranch-lined Sir Francis Drake Boulevard to meet George Nunes. When George wasn't milking cows at his family dairy, he was setting crab traps and fishing for Pacific salmon. George pulled his crab cages out of the water each morning before bringing them to his ranch. You could ask for them live or he could boil them for you right there.
There is much that can be prepped on Christmas Eve. I love this pocket of time when the family are together and the cooking has started. People tend to pop in, delivering homemade cookies and breads or jars of preserves.
I can only remember one or two Christmases that my family did not host. Although we always designed the menu, we distributed the recipes to our guests to lighten the workload. Everyone likes contributing and if you don't have the luxury of doing it all by yourself (or if you don't consider that a luxury), then creating a menu – or using mine – and giving each guest a recipe is a wonderful way to entertain.
CALIFORNIA PICKLED SARDINES
This recipe comes from Tom Batey, a family friend who has been fishing in the Pacific for nearly 50 years. We recently made it together with herring, but as those are difficult to find fresh on these shores, I have substituted sardines. They make lovely gifts with their green and red peppers and pretty lemon slices. You will want to make them at least two weeks in advance and if you aren't planning to give some away, you could cut this recipe in half. Ask your fishmonger to clean the sardines and remove the head, tail and bones but keep the two fillets intact.
sardines 2 kg (about 36)
salt 1.8kg
jalepeños or other hot green chillis 3
romanos or other sweet red peppers 3
dried red chillis 24
small lemons 4 (about 24 slices)
pickling spice 12 tsp (60g)
white vinegar 1.25l
white wine or more water 100ml
Twenty-four to 72 hours before you are ready to do the pickling salt the sardines in your fridge, which will give them a more appealing texture. I use a gratin dish and sprinkle it with some salt then spread the fish out in two layers with more salt in between and on top to cover.
Sterilise 12 jars then set aside. There are many ways to sterilise jars and lids. If you have a method you trust, then use it here. Mine is to heat the clean jars and lids (separately) for 20 minutes in a 140C/gas mark 1½ oven. Allow them to cool slightly before using. The fish are salted and pickled so will keep for up to one month in the fridge but should be used within one week of opening.
Soak the sardines in a bowl of fresh water for an hour or so, then pat dry. Combine all the ingredients for the pickling liquid in a bowl and set aside so that the sugar dissolves. Drain and pat dry the soaked sardines and slice them into 4 pieces, crossways. Slice the jalapeño and romano peppers into 2-3 mm slices, removing the seeds and veins as you go. Slice the onions in ½ cm rings, cutting the larger rings in half. Alternating in the jars, layer the ingredients, packing them down periodically. Using a knife, gently slide the tip down the inside of the jar and drop in a chilli on one side and a lemon slice on the other. Repeat this again, alternating sides. Pour over the pickling liquid, close tightly. Place the jars in the back of the fridge until Christmas.
Crab cakes with Old Bay mayonnaise. Photograph: Hilary Moore for Observer Food Monthly
This recipe comes from my brother Louis. Old Bay is an east coast spice mix made for seafood: the basic ingredients are celery salt, paprika and pepper. It is tricky to get the classic spice mix in the UK, so I have written a recipe for a homemade one. Serve these hot while your guests are drinking cocktails.
MAKES ABOUT 24 SMALL CAKES
fresh white crab meat 750g
brown crab meat 200g
yellow onions 2 small, diced
dried chilli 1 whole
garlic cloves 3, peeled and crushed
dried breadcrumbs preferably panko 250g
flat leaf parsley 80g, roughly chopped
lemons zest of 2
mayonnaise 200g (shop-bought or make your own)
smoky paprika ½ tsp
First make the mayonnaise. Combine all of the ingredients in a bowl and stir well. Transfer to a couple of small serving bowls.
In a sauté pan, heat the olive oil and then add the diced onions, chilli and garlic. Add a pinch of salt. Cook over a medium heat until softened but not brown. Remove the chilli and set aside to cool.
Mix together the white and brown crab meat in a large bowl. Add the eggs, mustard, breadcrumbs and cooled onion mixture. You are looking for a consistency that can hold the shape of a patty and is slightly tacky, but is not so wet that it is soggy. Add the parsley and lemon zest and a good grind of black pepper. Add salt to taste. If it feels too wet, add some more breadcrumbs. Refrigerate the mixture for one hour at least. This much can be done the day before.
Remove the mixture from the fridge and shape into small cakes. You should get about 24. Have ready a plate lined with kitchen towel.
In a shallow frying pan, pour enough oil to come up the side of the pan about a ½ cm. Heat to medium and fry cakes until golden brown, turning until golden all over. Remove with tongs or a slotted spoon and place on the towel for a few moments to absorb some of the oil. Serve immediately with the mayo for dipping.
SALT AND PEPPER POTATOES WITH CELERIAC
Salt and pepper potatoes with celeriac. Photograph: Hilary Moore for Observer Food Monthly
These are made with lots of butter but no cream. The liquid that makes them creamy is the cooking water and the result is a lighter, fluffier potato. I recommend using a potato ricer – you never risk overmixing.
maris piper potatoes 2.5kg peeled and halved
celeriac 2 peeled and quartered (about 1.5kg)
Prepare the potatoes and put them in a large pot. Cover with water and add 1 tbsp salt. In a smaller pot, cover the celeriac with water. Add 1 tsp of salt. Bring both pots to a boil and then turn down the heat a little. Boil until the potatoes are tender, 20 to 30 minutes. Do the same for the celeriac, though they should cook a little faster.
Use a slotted spoon to lift the potatoes out, push through the ricer or mouli, and into a large bowl or casserole, reserving the cooking water. Continue until all the potatoes and celeriac are riced.
Now add the cooking water back to the potatoes ladle by ladle until the mixture loosens up a little, probably about 300 to 600 ml. Add 100g of the butter, cut into small pieces. Taste for salt. You may not need to add any because the water was salted well. Add a generous amount of black pepper. Stir gently and add the remaining butter, without stirring it in. Cover with foil or a lid and keep warm.
WILTED KALE WITH PORCINI AND PANCETTA
Wilted kale with porcini and pancetta. Photograph: Hilary Moore for Observer Food Monthly
If you have vegetarians coming to your holiday dinner, this recipe is also great without pancetta.
cavalo nero 3 large bunches
sliced pancetta 100g cut into strips
Put a large pot of salted water on a high heat and bring to the boil. Meanwhile, place the dried mushrooms in a large bowl and cover with 750ml boiling water. Let them soak for at least 20 minutes. Wash the kale and remove and discard the tough stalks. Slice the leaves into 1cm ribbons and blanche in the boiling water for a few minutes until they are softened. You will have to do this in a few batches. Place the cooked kale into a bowl and set aside.
In a large frying pan over a low heat, cook the pancetta. While the pancetta is cooking, lift the soaked mushrooms out of their liquid (save the liquid) and chop into ½ cm pieces. Remove the cooked meat with a slotted spoon and place on a paper towel. Now add the chopped mushrooms to the pan and cook for a few minutes to get them a little golden at the edges.
Squeeze the kale to remove any excess water and then add it to the mushrooms. Add half of the reserved mushroom soaking water and braise over a medium low heat until soft and the flavours have had a chance to meld. (You can use the other half of the mushroom liquid to make a delicious mushroom gravy for vegetarian guests.) Taste for salt and then add the pancetta back in. Place the kale on a serving dish and drizzle with olive oil, squeezing over the lemon juice just before serving.
Cornbread. Photograph: Hilary Moore for Observer Food Monthly
This cornbread has a lot of buttermilk in it to make it moist. It's possible to substitute yoghurt but many shops now stock buttermilk so it's worth the effort to track it down. Finding the right cornmeal is important too. The best ground corn I have found comes from Italy, has a complex flavour and is stone ground so that it does not have a uniform consistency. Instant or quick polenta will not work in this recipe.
cornmeal or polenta flour (not instant) 340g
buttermilk 840ml
unsalted butter 125g, melted and cooled slightly
Butter a deep 30x20cm roasting dish. Heat the oven to 200C/gas mark 6.
Weigh the polenta flour, plain flour, baking powder, bicarb, salt and sugar into a large bowl and whisk together. In a separate bowl, whisk together the eggs, buttermilk and butter. Add the wet to the dry gradually, whisking as you go, being careful not to overmix. Pour the contents into the baking dish and bake until the bread is set but not dried out and a skewer inserted comes out clean (about 45 minutes).
SPICY ROAST PORK WITH CRACKLING AND WHITE WINE GRAVY
Spicy roast pork with crackling and white wine gravy. Photograph: Hilary Moore for Observer Food Monthly
You have to start the day before and this will take up to 4½ hours but it is actually easy as the oven does the work. I have left the bone in: it helps to give body to the sauce. Ask your butcher to score the skin for you, for the crackling.
shoulder of pork 4-4.5kg bone in and skin on
flaky sea salt 2 tbsp
dried marjoram 2 tbsp
ancho chillies 2, ground into flakes
hot dried chillies 3
onions 3, cut into quarters
ancho chilli 1
Ceylon cinnamon stick 1 small
fresh or dried marjoram 5 sprigs
Place all the rub ingredients together in a mortar or food processor and pound or blitz until you have a nice dry mixture. Rub this all over the bottom and sides of the meat avoiding the skin on top. Place in a dish, cover with cling film and leave to marinate overnight.
The roast will take 4 to 5 hours to cook, so plan accordingly.
Heat the oven to 180C/gas mark 4. In a large, deep roasting pan, lay out all of the remaining ingredients and then place the pork on top, skin side up. Place in your oven and bake slowly for about 4 hours. Then turn the heat up to 250C/gas mark 9 and roast for another 40 minutes to an hour watching to make sure the crackling does not burn. You may need to top up the water in the bottom of the roasting tray.
When the meat is tender and starting to come away from the bone, remove it from the oven. Carefully lift the pork out of the roasting pan and on to a serving platter. Cover it loosely with foil and let it rest. Meanwhile, you can finish the gravy. Carefully lift out and discard any large spices like the cinnamon stick. Skim off any obvious fat and, using a stick blender or mouli, purée the gravy. Thin the gravy with a little water if needed, then pour into a jug for serving. Keep the gravy in a warm place.
SUGAR PIES WITH POMEGRANATE-POACHED QUINCE
Sugar pies with pomegranate-poached quince. Photograph: Hilary Moore for Observer Food Monthly
Sugar and cream inside a perfect buttery sweet pastry.
light brown sugar 90g
vanilla bean powder 2 tsp (or 1 scraped vanilla pod)
vanilla extract 2½ tsp
brandy 3 tsp
unsalted butter 50g, cut into 1 cm dice
quince 2 large, peeled and quartered
pomegranate juice 2 litres, bought or squeezed fresh like an orange
tonka bean 1, or vanilla if you don't have it
lemon juice and peel of 1
pomegranate 1 to serve
Start with the quince. Put everything but two pomegranates in a heavy-bottomed pot. The liquid should cover it, but if it does not, then top it up with water. Bring to the boil then turn down to a gentle simmer. Cook for 45 minutes or until tender but not falling apart.
Remove the quince from the pot and then reduce the liquid by half. This should take about 30 minutes. Strain the sauce and then let it cool completely. Cut out the cores of the quinces and then put the quinces into a bowl or large jar and cover with the reduced liquid. This step can be done a few days in advance.
Beat the butter and sugar in an electric mixer until creamy but not fluffy. Add the almonds, salt and eggs until combined and then add the flour just until it all comes together.
Place the dough on a piece of cling film and pat together. Place in the fridge and allow to rest for at least an hour.
Butter a 12-cup deep muffin tray. Heat the oven to 180C/gas mark 4.
Divide the dough into 12 pieces. Roll the pastry out and press it into the tin, allowing the pastry to come up just above the rim of each muffin cup. Place the tin in the freezer or fridge for at least 15 minutes.
Trim the edges of the chilled pastry with a sharp knife. Line each pastry with a square of baking paper and fill them with baking beans. Bake for 15 minutes, then remove the beans, and bake for a further 5 to 10 minutes until just golden on the edges.
Remember, you will be baking them again once the filling is added so you don't want to overbake them now. Turn the oven down to 160C/gas mark 3.
In a small bowl, combine the sugars and flour. Divide the mixture between the 12 pastry shells. In another bowl or jug, combine the cream, lemon, brandy and vanilla extract. Fill the pastries with this mixture, dot with butter and grate over the top with nutmeg. Bake for 25-30 minutes or until set.
When ready to serve, put the tart on a plate and pour a pool of poaching syrup on top. Slice a few pieces of quince for each plate and drizzle with more syrup. Sprinkle with pomegranate seeds and serve at once.
SALTY DOGS AND GREYHOUNDS
Salty dogs and Greyhounds. Photograph: Hilary Moore for Observer Food Monthly
Squeezing the grapefruit juice yourself makes all the difference to these cocktails. Its refreshing sourness is a great way to get your appetite going.
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Patent US4245545 - Blind-end connector for fastening sheet metal to fiber-board ducts - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA toggle-bolt-like blind-end connector fastens sheet-metal panels to fiber-board ducts by passing through pre-bored holes in the metal panel and punching its own hole in the fiber-board by a sharply pointed conical head mounted on a barbed-ring shaft. An expandable spider is fixed at the base of the...http://www.google.com/patents/US4245545?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4245545 - Blind-end connector for fastening sheet metal to fiber-board ductsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4245545 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 06/007,228Publication dateJan 20, 1981Filing dateJan 26, 1979Priority dateJan 26, 1979Publication number007228, 06007228, US 4245545 A, US 4245545A, US-A-4245545, US4245545 A, US4245545AInventorsJames D. FreemanOriginal AssigneeFreeman James DExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (11), Referenced by (32), Classifications (9) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetBlind-end connector for fastening sheet metal to fiber-board ductsUS 4245545 AAbstract A toggle-bolt-like blind-end connector fastens sheet-metal panels to fiber-board ducts by passing through pre-bored holes in the metal panel and punching its own hole in the fiber-board by a sharply pointed conical head mounted on a barbed-ring shaft. An expandable spider is fixed at the base of the head and is held collapsed against the shaft by a short sleeve. The sleeve has an end flange to limit its following the head and spider through the hole punched in the fiber-board, thus allowing the spider to expand inside the duct, after which expansion the shaft is pulled outwardly to press the expanded spider against the inner surface of the fiber-board. Next a resilient-material nut having shaft-gripping barbed-rings in its bore is pushed onto the exposed end of the shaft to engage the sheet-metal panel. The barbed-rings on the shaft facilitate breaking-off the unneeded end of the shaft.
The invention having been described, what is claimed is: 1. A hole-punching blind-end fastener for attaching pre-bored hard-material panels or the like to soft-material panels, comprising: a rigid shaft; a sharply pointed tapered head fixed to one end of said shaft, said head having a base diameter approximating that of a pre-bored hole in a hard-material panel or like structure; a spider-like expandable member co-axially fixed immovably to said shaft closely behind said head, said expandable member being collapsible against said shaft so as to be insertable through a head-punched hole in, and so as to be expandable on the hidden side of, said soft-material panel, said shaft having spaced barb-like circular threads formed in its surface; and a press-on nut formed of resilient material and having barb-like threads for mating with the threads on the free end of said shaft.
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION Blind-end toggle-bolt-type fasteners for attaching pre-bored objects to fiber-board panels are known (e.g. Gelpcke, U.S. Pat. No. 2,398,220, Apr. 9, 1946, and Passer U.S. Pat. No. 3,241,420, Mar. 22, 1966). But none is known to have a sharply pointed tapered head large enough to punch its own hole in the fiber-board panel. It is the principal object of this invention to provide such a fastener. Other objects and advantages will appear as the following specification proceeds.
BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a plan view partly in axial section of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION With reference now to FIGS. 1-8 of the drawings, the numeral 11 generally designates the fastener, which has a core structure formed of a plastic axial rod 13 with a molded-on or fastened-on enlarged conical sharply pointed hole-punching head 15. A flexibly expandable molded plastic spider 17 with 2, 3, 4 or more legs 19 is fixed on the rod or shaft 13 against the rear surface of the head 15 by a small pressed-on sleeve or nut 21. The spider 17 can possess sufficient springiness to insure its expansion when released, but it is herein shown as having embedded therein a thin steel spring spider 23 (FIG. 4) for surer expanding.
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Patent US5867798 - Cordless telephone system having power interruption detection - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsIn a cordless telephone system having a mobile telephone set and a charging stand, the mobile telephone set includes at least one charging terminal and a charging control terminal, and control circuitry for monitoring the at least one charging terminal and the charging control terminal, and controlling...http://www.google.com/patents/US5867798?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5867798 - Cordless telephone system having power interruption detectionAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5867798 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/768,224Publication dateFeb 2, 1999Filing dateDec 17, 1996Priority dateNov 22, 1993Fee statusLapsedAlso published asCA2133127A1, CA2133127C, DE4439261A1, DE4439261C2Publication number08768224, 768224, US 5867798 A, US 5867798A, US-A-5867798, US5867798 A, US5867798AInventorsShinichiro Inukai, Katsuhiro Taura, Takeshi IshiharaOriginal AssigneeMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (20), Referenced by (17), Classifications (9), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetCordless telephone system having power interruption detection
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