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Patent US5416523 - Adaptive block image signal coding system - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsAn adaptive blocking coding system selects an effective blocking of an input image signal to be encoded in accordance with the correlation between fields, even if motion is detected between the fields. The blocking patterns include an individual field blocking, a non-interlace blocking, a split blocking...http://www.google.com/patents/US5416523?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5416523 - Adaptive block image signal coding systemAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS5416523 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/174,665Publication dateMay 16, 1995Filing dateDec 28, 1993Priority dateOct 22, 1991Fee statusPaidAlso published asCA2081065A1, CA2081065C, CA2234387A1, CA2234387C, CA2234391A1, CA2234391C, CA2327489A1, CA2327489C, DE69229210D1, DE69229210T2, DE69232077D1, DE69232077T2, DE69232993D1, DE69232993T2, DE69233167D1, DE69233167T2, DE69233466D1, DE69233466T2, DE69233505D1, DE69233505T2, EP0538834A2, EP0538834A3, EP0538834B1, EP0825780A2, EP0825780A3, EP0825780B1, EP0984635A2, EP0984635A3, EP0984635B1, EP0984636A2, EP0984636A3, EP0984636B1, EP0986263A2, EP0986263A3, EP1091589A2, EP1091589A3, EP1091589B1, EP1309202A2, EP1309202A3, EP1309202B1, EP1309202B8, US5274442, US5638127, US5867220, US5949489, US5963258, US5970175, US5990960, US6002439, US6097759, US6128345, US6188794, US6307973, US20010000072Publication number08174665, 174665, US 5416523 A, US 5416523A, US-A-5416523, US5416523 A, US5416523AInventorsTokumichi Murakami, Kohtaro Asai, Hirofumi Nishikawa, Yoshihisa YamadaOriginal AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki KaishaExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (21), Referenced by (19), Classifications (46), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAdaptive block image signal coding system
1. An adaptive blocking image coding system for encoding an input image signal obtained by interlaced scanning in blocks of M pixels×N lines, the system comprising:blocking means for selectively forminga first type block including only the pixels of M pixels×N lines belonging to the odd field of the input image signal or the pixels of M pixels×N Lines belonging to the even field of the input image signal thereof, a second type block wherein the pixels of the M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the odd field and the pixels of the M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the even field are arranged alternately in every other line corresponding to scanning positions on a display screen, a third type block wherein the pixels off M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the odd field are arranged in the upper or lower half of the block and the pixels of M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the even field are arranged in the remaining half of the block, and a fourth type block wherein the pixels of M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the odd field are arranged in the upper or lower half of the block, the pixels of M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the even field are arranged in the remaining half of the block and the pixels of either field are inverted upside down in the vertical direction with respect to the display screen; blocking determining means for selecting from among the first, second, third, and fourth type of block to provide a selected block; and means for encoding a signal derived from the selected block. 2. An adaptive blocking image coding system for encoding an input image signal obtained by interlaced scanning, the system comprising:blocking means for selectively forminga first block having pixels belonging to one of an odd field and an even field, a second block having pixels in the odd field and pixels in the even field, wherein the odd field pixels and the even field pixels are arranged alternately in every other line, a third block which is divided into separate vertical halves relative to a display screen, wherein pixels in the odd field are arranged in one half of the third block and pixels in the even field are arranged in the other half, of the third block and a fourth block which is divided into separate halves, wherein pixels belonging to the odd field are arranged in one half of the fourth block, and pixels belonging to the even field are arranged in the other half of the fourth block, wherein the lines of one of the even and odd fields are inverted with respect to the lines of the other of the even and odd fields in the vertical direction relative to the display screen; means for selecting a block from among the first, second, third and fourth block; and means for encoding a signal derived from the selected block. 3. The coding system of claim 2, further comprising means for orthogonally transforming the selected block and for providing transform coefficients, and means for quantizing the transform coefficients from the transforming means.
8. A method for encoding an input image signal obtained by interlaced scanning in units of the units block of M pixels×N lines, the method comprising the steps of:forming a first type block including only the pixels of M pixels×N lines belonging to one of an odd field and an even field, forming a second type block wherein the pixels of the M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the odd field and the pixels of the M pixels×N/2lines belonging to the even field are arranged alternately in every other line corresponding to scanning positions on a display screen, forming a third type block wherein the pixels of M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the odd field are arranged in the upper or lower half of the third block and the pixels of M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the even field are arranged in the remaining half of the third block type and forming a fourth type block wherein the pixels of M pixels ×N/2 lines belonging to the odd field are arranged in the upper or lower half of the fourth type block, the pixels of M pixels×N/2 lines belonging to the even field are arranged in the remaining half of the fourth block and the pixels of either field are inverted upside down in the vertical direction with respect to the display screen; selecting one of the first type, second type, third type, and fourth type blocks by a blocking means; othrogonally transforming the selected block to provide transform coefficients; quantizing the transform coefficients to obtain a quantizing index; and encoding the index. Description
A prediction error signal 205 obtained in the subtracter 23 by subtracting the motion compensated prediction signal 204 from the input signal 201 is applied to the coding circuit 24 in which the spatial redundancy is removed. Since low frequency components of an image signal generally occupy a greater part of the power thereof, information can be compressed by quantizing high power portions with a large number of bits and quantizing low power portions with a small number of bits. According to an example of this information compression method, the frequency conversion is carried out for an 8×8 pixels block by conducting an orthogonal transform such as a discrete cosine transform to scalar-quantize the transform coefficients. The scalar-quantized coding data 206 is sent to the local decoding section 25 and to the multiplexing section 27. The multiplexing section 27 conduces multiplexing and encoding for the coding data 206 and the motion vector 203 to output these signals to a transmission line 209.
FIG. 15 is a block diagram of an example of the blocking selection section 82. The prediction error signal 205 is stored in the odd field memory 31 for the odd field and in the even field memory 32 for the even field. As shown in FIG. 16(a) and 16(b), a block of p=16, q=16 is considered. The individual field blocking section 33 executes the blocking including the pixels of either of the odd or even field within the block of (p pixels×q lines), and these pixels are encoded in a coding section 35. As shown in FIG. 16(e), a non-interlace blocking section 34 executes the blocking of (p pixels×q lines) included in the block by alternately arranging the pixels of both odd and even fields, and these pixels; are encoded in a coding circuit 36. The information quantity comparing section 37 compares the quantity of data encoded in the coding section 35 and the coding circuit 36, and outputs a blocking selection signal 211 indicating the blocking having the least amount of information.
The embodiment shown in FIG. 14 is an adaptive field/frame coding system comprising means for enabling encoding by selecting blocking including the pixels of either the odd field or even field within the block of (p pixels×q lines), or blocking including the pixels of both odd and even fields within the block of (p pixels×q lines), in order to encode tile prediction error signal for the odd and even fields of the input image signal in units of the block of (p pixels×q lines) (p and q: positive integer).
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Patent US6766689 - Integrated gyroscope of semiconductor material - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsThe gyroscope is formed by a driving system including a driving mass having an open concave shape; an accelerometer including a sensing mass and comprising mobile sensing electrodes; a linkage connecting the driving mass to the sensing mass. The sensing mass is surrounded on three sides by the driving...http://www.google.com/patents/US6766689?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6766689 - Integrated gyroscope of semiconductor materialAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6766689 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/128,133Publication dateJul 27, 2004Filing dateApr 23, 2002Priority dateApr 27, 2001Fee statusPaidAlso published asDE60120921D1, DE60120921T2, EP1253399A1, EP1253399B1, US20020189354Publication number10128133, 128133, US 6766689 B2, US 6766689B2, US-B2-6766689, US6766689 B2, US6766689B2InventorsGuido Spinola Durante, Sarah Zerbini, Simone GardellaOriginal AssigneeStmicroelectronics S.R.L.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (16), Referenced by (16), Classifications (5), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetIntegrated gyroscope of semiconductor materialUS 6766689 B2Abstract The gyroscope is formed by a driving system including a driving mass having an open concave shape; an accelerometer including a sensing mass and comprising mobile sensing electrodes; a linkage connecting the driving mass to the sensing mass. The sensing mass is surrounded on three sides by the driving mass and has a peripheral portion not facing the sensing mass. The mobile sensing electrodes extend integral with the sensing mass from the peripheral portion not facing the driving mass and are interleaved with fixed sensing electrodes. Thereby, there are no passing electrical connections extending below the sensing mass. Moreover the linkage includes springs placed equidistant from the center of gravity of the accelerometer, and the gyroscope is anchored to the substrate with anchoring springs placed equidistant from the center of gravity of the assembly formed by the driving system and by the accelerometer.
As is known, integrated gyroscopes of semiconductor material, made with MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) technology, operate according to the theorem of relative accelerations, exploiting the acceleration of Coriolis. In particular, when a linear velocity is applied to a mobile mass rotating with a constant angular velocity, the mobile mass �feels� an apparent force, called Coriolis force, which determines its movement in a direction perpendicular to the linear velocity and to the axis of rotation. The apparent force can therefore be detected by supporting the mobile mass with springs which allow it to move in the direction of the apparent force. According to Hooke's law, this movement is proportional to the apparent force and so detecting the movement of the mobile mass allows detecting the Coriolis force and therefore the angular velocity.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An embodiment of the invention provides a gyroscope in MEMS technology which solves the problems presented by prior art gyroscopes, and in particular is not affected by undesired capacitive couplings. Conveniently, the gyroscope according to the invention must be as far as possible insensitive to process spreads, to residual stress due to manufacturing steps and to thermal drift.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWING(S) For the understanding of the present invention, a preferred embodiment is now described, purely as an example without limitation, with reference to the enclosed drawings, wherein:
FIG. 3 presents a cross-section taken along line III�III of FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 presents a cross-section taken along line IV�IV of FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 presents a cross-section taken along line V�V of FIG. 2;
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION FIGS. 1 and 2 show a gyroscope 1 of a translational type. The gyroscope 1 is formed by two parts 2 a, 2 b symmetrical with respect to a central axis of symmetry indicated with A and connected to each other through two central springs 3, symmetrical to a horizontal barycentric axis indicated with B. Moreover, each part 2 a, 2 b has a vertical barycentric axis indicated with C. The intersection between the horizontal barycentric axis B and the vertical barycentric axis C constitutes the center of gravity GI of each part 2 a, 2 b. Each part 2 a, 2 b comprises a driving mass 5 with a concave shape, in the specific case shaped as a squared C, and a sensing mass 6 housed completely inside the space bounded by the driving mass 5, but having a peripheral portion not facing the driving mass 5. Both the driving mass 5 and the sensing mass 6 are perforated, as shown only in a portion thereof.
The gyroscope shown in FIGS. 1-5 is manufactured for example by depositing, on top of the substrate 30, the insulating layer 31; defining the insulating layer 31 so as to remove it where an electrical connection with the substrate 30 is necessary; depositing a polysilicon layer (for example doped polysilicon deposited by LPCVE�Low Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition); defining the polysilicon layer so as to form the first, second and third connecting regions 33, 35, 37 (and where it is necessary to have buried electrical connections); depositing the sacrificial layer 32; making openings in the sacrificial layer 32 where the reduced portions 11 a of the anchoring ends 11, the reduced portions 21 a of the second anchoring regions 21 and the reduced portions 20 a and 36 a must be made; growing the epitaxial layer 29; etching trenches, to define the various regions of the gyroscope 1 (driving mass 5, sensing mass 6, mobile and fixed driving and sensing electrodes 13, 15 a, 15 b, 18, 19 a, 19 b and respective anchoring regions 12, 20 and the springs 3, 10, 24) which are therefore all formed in the same structural layer (epitaxial layer 29). Lastly the sacrificial layer 32 is removed, freeing the suspended mobile regions.
The wafer thus obtained is fixed to a further wafer intended to form caps, having the function of protecting the gyroscopes and of maintaining the desired pressure. In particular, the pressure must be low (�10-50 mTorr) to allow high quality factors so as to obtain both a high amplitude of driving oscillation and a high maximum movement, generated by the Coriolis force, thus maximizing the signal to be detected.
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Patent US5402154 - Optical recording system capable of changing the beam size - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAn optical shutter device comprises an electro-optic layer of a material that shows the electro-optic Kerr effect, an array of shutter regions defined on the electro-optic layer for controlling a passage of an optical beam through the layer, a plurality of electrodes provided on the electro-optic layer...http://www.google.com/patents/US5402154?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5402154 - Optical recording system capable of changing the beam sizeAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5402154 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/925,858Publication dateMar 28, 1995Filing dateAug 7, 1992Priority dateJan 29, 1991Fee statusLapsedPublication number07925858, 925858, US 5402154 A, US 5402154A, US-A-5402154, US5402154 A, US5402154AInventorsTakashi Shibaguchi, Hiroyoshi FunatoOriginal AssigneeRicoh Company, Ltd.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (18), Referenced by (15), Classifications (9), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetOptical recording system capable of changing the beam size
1. An optical shutter device for controlling a passage of an optical beam, comprising:an electro-optic layer of a material that shows an electro-optic effect, said electro-optic layer having an upper major surface and a lower major surface and causing a rotation of the polarizing plane in response to an application of a voltage; an array of shutter regions defined on said electro-optic layer for controlling a passage of an optical beam through said electro-optic layer, each of said shutter regions controlling the passage of the optical beam by inducing the electro-optic effect therein in response to an application of an electric field that acts across said shutter regions in a predetermined direction; a plurality


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‘Edge of America,’ on Travel Channel, on Bizarre Trips - The New York Times
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Rattlesnake Hearts, Best Served Raw
‘Edge of America,’ on Travel Channel, on Bizarre Trips
By NEIL GENZLINGER JAN. 21, 2013
You have to admire the audaciousness of Geoff Edgers, whose new travel series, “Edge of America,” samples odd festivals, competitions and such.
Other shows have worked this territory — Dave Mordal’s “Wreckreation Nation,” on Discovery in 2009, for instance. But in the premiere of “Edge of America,” Tuesday on the Travel Channel, Mr. Edgers isn’t content merely to eat calf testicles at a festival in Oklahoma. He also tries his hand at harvesting them.
This is not particularly pleasant to watch. Neither is a scene later in the same episode involving the still-beating heart of a decapitated rattlesnake, part of Mr. Edgers’s excursion to the Mangum Rattlesnake Derby, also in Oklahoma.
But this is not the kind of travel show that seeks to make you want to replicate the trip so that you too can see that beautiful sunset or lie on that pristine beach. The intent is to make you marvel at just how bizarre Americans’ recreational preferences can be. Sure, a few viewers may say, “Hey, Dear, let’s go there next summer,” but many are more likely to rush to the safety of a Disney cruise. Mr. Edgers swallows a raw rattlesnake heart so that you don’t have to.
Mr. Edgers’s day job is being a staff writer at The Boston Globe. Like many print journalists who try television, he isn’t a natural on camera. There’s a self-consciousness to his delivery that is only exacerbated by the local residents who join him, many of whom try unnecessarily hard to convince you of their wackiness.
The overall collage, though, is amusing. Mr. Edgers takes it one state at a time. After Oklahoma in the premiere, he turns his attention to Oregon (an episode also being broadcast on Tuesday), where the activities he tries include racing a Model T while holding a live pig.
Too often, Mr. Edgers settles for golly-gee patter. Phrases like “What am I doing?” and “What have I gotten myself into?” crop up a lot. But once in a while he lets his deadpan side run loose, to good effect.
“What does Mangum have that nobody else has that we can cash in on?’ ” a local man tells him, explaining how the rattlesnake derby came to be.
And Mr. Edgers responds, “Because nothing says entertainment more than ‘rattlesnake.’ ”
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jdbc - Java Program - Error Executing SQL when changed the jre to connect to 32 bit ODBC - Stack Overflow
My machine is Windows 7 64 bit. I have eclipse installed on machine and have a java program which is working fine. Java program reads xml file and inserts data into Oracle database. The program uses 64 bit jre (checked via Run--> Run Configutation --> jre). Java connectivity to db is via ODBC and i created DSN name in ODBC (C:\Windows\System32\odbcad32.exe -64 bit) But this program needs to be changed to use 32 bit ODBC as in our actual environment, all 32 bit ODBC connections is used.
I did some search on this problem and found solution that jre of 32 bit needs to be used which will point to 32 bit ODBC as it has access-bridge-32.jar file in it.
Now after doing this (also created DSN under C:\Windows\SysWow64\odbcad32.exe)and when running the program, the following error is coming while executing any sql statement in program Code Class.forName( "sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver" );
c = DriverManager.getConnection( "jdbc:odbc:"+dsn, username, password );
String sqlqry = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM S_EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME = 'John';";
ResultSet result = stmnt.executeQuery(sqlqry);
Error java.sql.SQLException: General error
Can someone please suggest what needs to be done This query works perfectly fine at database end and also if change the jre to point to 64 bit. java jdbc jdbc-odbc share|improve this question edited Jun 30 '13 at 10:48
user2223335
That error is too vague. The only conclusion is that you were able to connect to the datasource, so the actual problem you describe in the title of your question doesn't actually exist. I'd suggest to update your question to better cover the problem, add the specific ODBC driver you are using, and show some code (including the query you try to execute).
Jun 30 '13 at 8:21
I have updated the question. Please suggest
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Jun 30 '13 at 10:52
Remove the semicolon (;) at the end of the query.
I tried this earlier also, but it doesn't help. This works perfectly fine if i run at database or if i change the jre to point to 64 bit. It then points to 64 bit ODBC. However it now points to 32 bit ODBC and result in SQL error
Jun 30 '13 at 11:09
Have you considered switching to the Oracle JDBC driver instead?
Jun 30 '13 at 11:12
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Why word-of-mouth rules in cyberspace | Education | The Guardian
Why word-of-mouth rules in cyberspace
Social networking sites, chatrooms and blogs are so popular with prospective students that their influence can no longer be ignored
Tuesday 5 December 2006 12.46 EST
The internet is transforming the way many students decide on the institution at which they wish to study. All colleges and universities now provide information online for students and, while these "electronic prospectuses" are useful, students are also increasingly turning to social networking sites like MySpace along with blogs, forums, chatrooms and personal student webpages for information.
"The key thing about the internet is its immediacy - you can get the information you want almost instantly and that appeals to students," says Janet Ileva, the British Council's market information development manager.
The rate at which students are turning to the net as a prime source of information is astonishing. Allison Doorbar, head of JWT Education, a marketing and communications company, says: "The research we've conducted among Asian international undergraduate students studying in the UK and Australia in 2005/06 indicates a significant increase in their use of the internet in helping inform their decision about where to study." A survey of 519 Asian students by JWT found that 69% had used the internet as an information source; in 2000 the figure was 30%.
Research by i-Graduate International Insight, an independent research service, reveals similar findings. A survey of more than 4,600 students found that more than half of them had used online discussion sites as part of their quest to find the right institution.
"The key message is that the internet makes it easy to get hold of word-of-mouth information and that social sites can't be ignored by educational institutions," says Will Archer, director of i-Graduate.
So it's not enough for universities simply to provide information about their institution online. Prospective students will consider the opinions of students or ex-students as being at least as important, so universities need to treat students, blogs and discussions boards seriously.
And students are quick to pass on information. "We've known students who within hours of arriving at their new college have gone online to report the thickness of their mattress," says Archer.
Weiwei Zhou, a 23-year-old Chinese student at University College London, says: "I used the online copies of university guides and specific university websites of interest to help me. I also used printed sources, but I found the internet so valuable because it contained the most up-to-date information that I could access anytime, anywhere."
Polish student Jacek Wladyslaw, 20, from City University, says: "Since it's impossible for foreign students to attend university open days, the only source of information for me was their website. I also used university guides."
Will Archer says the net is changing how academic institutions operate. "Online comments from students and ex-students are an important source of information and universities have to embrace this phenomenon. The gap between what you promise in your prospectus and what you deliver has to be a narrow one; otherwise, prospective students are going to read all about it on the internet."
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The premiere of Jesus Christ Superstar redefined the Broadway musical and 40 years later it remains a beloved classic. The instantly recognizable tunes and daringly contemporary lyrics made it one of the most popular albums of all-time, selling over seven million copies, as well as creating a truly global smash hit, with sold-out productions in more than 40 countries. Now an audacious live arena tour reinvigorates the richly imagined retelling of the last seven days in the life of Jesus of Nazareth bigger and bolder than ever before. The production captivated critics and audiences, with The Times of London giving it four stars and declaring, "It's big, it's loud, it's great entertainment!"
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Film Executive Produced By: Helen Parker and Andrew Lloyd Webber
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Patent US6289615 - Calendar with refillable sleeves - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA refillable combination calendar and photo album device for selectively displaying particular calendrical time periods and personal memorabilia, concurrently. The combination calendar and photo album apparatus is defined by at least twelve transparent sleeves, each having an upper edge, a lower edge,...http://www.google.com/patents/US6289615?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6289615 - Calendar with refillable sleevesAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6289615 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/440,673Publication dateSep 18, 2001Filing dateNov 16, 1999Priority dateNov 18, 1998Fee statusLapsedPublication number09440673, 440673, US 6289615 B1, US 6289615B1, US-B1-6289615, US6289615 B1, US6289615B1InventorsHeike KytlicaOriginal AssigneeHeike KytlicaExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (17), Referenced by (18), Classifications (10), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetCalendar with refillable sleeves
US 6289615 B1Abstract
A refillable combination calendar and photo album device for selectively displaying particular calendrical time periods and personal memorabilia, concurrently. The combination calendar and photo album apparatus is defined by at least twelve transparent sleeves, each having an upper edge, a lower edge, and two side edges. Each of the transparent sleeves are rotatably bound together along the upper edge thereof enabling any one of the transparent sleeves to be displayed in front of the other sleeves. Included in the combination calendar and photo album apparatus are at least twelve calendar display inserts for selectively displaying at least twelve different calendrical time periods. A photo album page is placed behind the calendar insert for showing personal photographs, etc. Formed in each transparent sleeve near the lower edge is a hole, an adhesive tab or a magnetic tab for enabling the combination calendar and photo album apparatus to be suspended from a wall or similar structure.
I claim: 1. A refillable calendar/photo album apparatus comprising:
at least 12 transparent sleeves, each defined by a first side, a second side, an upper edge, a lower edge, and two parallel side edges, each of the two side edges defining a slit opening; at least 12 calendar inserts, each removably and separately inserted in one of said at least 12 transparent sleeves for removably displaying selected dates of a year through the first side; at least 12 memorabilia inserts, each removably and separately inserted in one of said at least 12 transparent sleeves for removably displaying personalized photographs through the second side; a binding means attached to said upper edge of each transparent sleeve for rotatably attaching each of said at least 12 transparent sleeves together; and a suspension means formed at a midpoint in each of said at least 12 transparent sleeves along said lower edge for enabling said transparent sleeves to be suspended from a vertical surface. 2. The refillable calendar/photo album apparatus recited in claim 1, wherein said binding means is a spiral wire.
3. The refillable calendar/photo album apparatus recited in claim 1, wherein said suspension means is a hole formed in each of said transparent sleeves.
4. The refillable calendar/photo album apparatus recited in claim 1, wherein said suspension means comprises:
a tab formed at the midpoint of the lower edge and conventional adhesive material adhesively attached to said tab for enabling the refillable calendar/photo album apparatus to be adhesively suspended from a wall. 5. The refillable calendar/photo album apparatus recited in claim 1, wherein said suspension means comprises:
a tab formed at the midpoint of the lower edge and a thin magnet formed inside of said tab for enabling the refillable calendar/photo album apparatus to be magnetically suspended from a vertical metal structure. 6. The refillable calendar/photo album apparatus recited in claim 1, wherein each of said at least 12 transparent sleeves is made of a plastic material.
This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 60/109,069, filed Nov. 18, 1998.
The present invention relates generally to display type calendars and more specifically, to calendars provided with refillable transparent sleeves for displaying personalized photographs, pictures, and the like.
Pictures are often displayed with calendars to make the calendars more attractive. Sometimes a single picture may be used for the entire year with tear-off calendar sheets. Usually calendars display a new picture each month. With such calendars, one, of course, is limited to the particular pictures selected by the manufacturer of the calendar.
To overcome this disadvantage, and to enable one to display the work of their choosing, several inventions have been devised, as typified by U.S. Pat. No. 715,479 issued to F. E. Housh. Housh discloses a frame and calendar with a backing and a mat affixed thereto for displaying a selected picture, advertising devise, or other printed material. U.S. Pat. No. 5,426,876 issued to Jagoe et al. on Jun. 27, 1995 discloses a calendar photo album having a pad of assembled sheets suitably mounted to turn as leaves and presenting pairs of opposed pages, one of the pages of each pair bearing a calendar page of a different month of the year, and the other page of each pair bearing a picture holding member for displaying photos and the like. U.S. Pat. No. 5,715,618 issued to Whang on Feb. 10, 1998 discloses a biennial photo album having at least twelve calendar pages that are bound and supported by a stand. Each calendar page has a photo holding member and a calendar section on the same page. U.S. Pat. No. 5,661,918 issued to Malcolm et al. on Sep. 2, 1997 discloses a combination desk top calendar and picture frame which allows a user to insert his or her picture or photo of choice into the front cover of the calendar. A plurality of calendar pages are held inside the front cover. Other relevant disclosures are those of W. A. Ringler, U.S. Pat. No. 1,487,520; Rannenberg, U.S. Pat. No. 4,201,405; and Rohloff, Foreign Pat. No. WO/04917.
Problems common among previously existing photo-calendar devices include an inability to refill a photo-calendar device with new calendar displays device; an inability to selectively refill a photo-calendar device with new photographs and calendar displays, and an absence of means for suspending a photo-calendar device from a wall or other vertical structure.
None of the above inventions and patents, taken either singly or in combination, is seen to describe the instant invention as claimed. Therefore, a refillable calendar solving the aforementioned problems is desired.
The present invention is a refillable combination calendar and photo album apparatus for selectively displaying particular dates and photographs concurrently. The combination calendar and photo album apparatus is defined by at least twelve transparent sleeves, each having an upper edge, a lower edge, and two side edges. The apparatus is further defined by each of the transparent sleeves being bound together along the upper edge attaching each of the sleeves together. The apparatus is further defined by at least twelve calendar display inserts for selectively displaying at least twelve different calendar time periods. Formed in each transparent sleeve near the lower edge is a suspension means for enabling the combination calendar and photo album apparatus to be suspended from a wall or similar structure.
Accordingly, it is a principal object of the invention to provide a combination calendar and photo album apparatus capable of being selectively refilled with new calendar displays and photographic displays.
It is another object of the invention to provide a combination calendar and photo album apparatus having a plurality of transparent sleeves and a corresponding number of calendar inserts for selective insertion of the calendar inserts into the sleeves.
It is a further object of the invention to provide a combination calendar and photo album apparatus having a suspension means formed therein for suspending the apparatus from a wall or similar structure.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a refillable calendar according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a partial, elevational side view of a refillable calendar according to the first embodiment.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a refillable calendar according to a second embodiment.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a refillable calendar according to a third embodiment.
Shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is a combination calendar and photo album apparatus 1 according to a first preferred embodiment. The combination calendar and photo album apparatus 1 is defined by at least twelve transparent sleeves 2 attached together at one end by a binding means 7. Each transparent sleeve 2 is identical and is defined by an upper edge 3, a lower edge 4, and two parallel sides at opposing ends thereof. Preferably, the transparent sleeves 2 are made of plastic material and are rotatively attached together by a spiral wire 10 as a binding means 7. According to a preferred embodiment, formed in each transparent sleeve 2 along the upper edge 3 are a plurality of holes 13 for receiving a spiral wire 10 therethrough. Inserted through each of the plurality of holes 13 of each sleeve 2 is the spiral wire 10 for rotatively attaching together each of the transparent sleeves 2.
Formed at each of the two parallel sides 5 is a slit opening 6 for receiving a calendar insert and memorabilia insert. Formed in each transparent sleeve 2 near the lower edge 4 is a suspension means 9 for enabling the transparent sleeves to be suspended from a wall. FIG. 1 illustrates a first embodiment of the suspension means 9 where the suspension means 9 is a hole 12 formed in each of the transparent sleeves 2 for permitting the combination calendar and photo album apparatus to be suspended from a conventional nail attached to a wall. A second and third preferred embodiment of the suspension means 9 will be described later with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4.
The invention is further defined by at least twelve calendar inserts 8 for displaying calendar dates from at least twelve different time periods on one side of each. Each calendar insert 8 is sized marginally less than the size of each slit opening 6 for enabling one calendar insert to slide easily in each slit opening 6. Inserted in each slit opening 6 of the transparent sleeves 2 is only one calendar insert 8 so that a particular time period may be displayed through one side of a transparent sleeve 2 while a page 11 from a photo album may be displayed through an opposing side thereof.
Shown in FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a refillable combination calendar and photo album apparatus 21 according to a second preferred embodiment. The combination calendar and photo album apparatus 21 of the second embodiment is identical in every respect to the calendar and photo album apparatus 1 of the first embodiment except for the suspension means.
Details relating to the suspension means 9 according to the second preferred embodiment will now be described. Formed in each of the transparent sleeves 2 at the midpoint of the lower edge 4 is a tab 22. Adhesively attached to the tab 22 is a conventional adhesive material 23 for enabling the combination calendar and photo album apparatus 21 to be adhesively suspended from a wall.
Shown in FIG. 4 is a combination calendar and photo album apparatus 31 according to a third preferred embodiment. The calendar and photo album apparatus 31 is identical in every respect to the apparatus defined for the first preferred embodiment except the suspension means 9. Formed in each of the transparent sleeves 2 at the midpoint of the lower edge 4 is a tab 32. Contained inside each tab 32 is a conventional, thin magnet 33 enabling the combination calendar and photo album apparatus to be magnetically suspended from vertical metal structure, such as a conventional refrigerator.
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type II collagen cyanogen bromide fragment CB10, partial [Bos taurus] - Protein - NCBI
GenBank: AAD42346.1
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Sphingomyelinase decreases type II collagen expression in bovine articular cartilage chondrocytes via the ERK signaling pathway.
Sphingomyelinase decreases type II collagen expression in bovine articular cartilage chondrocytes via the ERK signaling pathway.Gilbert SJ, Blain EJ, Duance VC, Mason DJ. Arthritis Rheum. 2008 Jan; 58(1):209-20. Two monoclonal antibodies to precisely the same epitope of type II collagen select non-crossreactive phage clones by phage display: implications for autoimmunity and molecular mimicry.
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