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As close to paradise as it could get. - Review of Odyssey Hotel, Agia Efimia, Greece - TripAdvisor
As close to paradise as it could get. - Odyssey Hotel
As close to paradise as it could get.
Have just returned from yet another wonderful holiday at the Odyssey. The hotel has everything we look for in a holiday. Nothing is too much trouble for the staff who go over and above to make sure our holiday was perfection. Thank you so much for a fantastic week, can't wait for next year.More
Room Tip: No need to save a sunbed, plenty for all guests.
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Catherine R, Front Office Manager at Odyssey Hotel, responded to this reviewResponded 4 weeks ago
Dear MarleneBo,
Thank you very much for taking the time to share your experience on TripAdvisor, it is always a great pleasure to reed feedback such as yours and I am thrilled to hear that you had yet again a thoroughly enjoyable experience in every aspect of your stay.
Myself and all the Odyssey team look forward to welcoming you back to your new "Kefalonian home" very soon again!
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Having enjoyed a holiday in Agia Efimia three years ago we already knew what a lovely place it is to spend time in, and having seen the Odyssey Hotel during our holiday, and visited their website and read reviews, we knew it would be the perfect hotel to stay in, both in it's position and the accommodation and services it provides.
We were, however, absolutely blown away by the whole Odyssey experience. Catherine, Gerasimos and all of the staff genuinely care about their guests, always with a smile and greeting in passing, and happy to engage in conversation or give advice on food, drinks, places to visit etc. Incidentally the food was delicious (an extensive range of meze, salads, main courses and desserts) and perfectly cooked and presented every time.
We arranged a taxi transfer with Catherine, which made for a very relaxed start to the holiday, and the personal farewell from Catherine and Natalie, and return transfer to the airport (both with the Odyssey's own transport and personable and careful driver) made our reluctant end to our holiday very easy. We will be back as soon as we can.
Room Tip: All rooms have the same sea view
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Dear Mrs. Diane G,
I can't tell you how delighted we are to read your lovely review!
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience of Odyssey hotel on TripAdvisor.
I am delighted to learn that you had a thoroughly enjoyable experience in every aspect of your stay and that you have found our restaurant and sevice here to be excellent, and the staff friendly and attantive.
On behalf of all the team, we hope it won't be too long before we have the opportunity to welcome you back to Odyssey hotel.
Sincere wishes from us all,
Just returned from a most wonderful week at the Odyssey. From our first moment we were welcomed with open arms and ALL staff could not do enough for us during our stay - from organising trips, a taxi, food suggestions and places to visit. The facilities were of a very high standard with plush bedrooms and a wonderful pool area. We felt we’d found our own bit of paradise at The Odyssey. We cannot wait to return. Thank you all for a wonderful time.
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Dear Richard Dennis,
Can't thank you enough for your wonderful TripAvisor review!
Your kind and positive comments are very much appriciated and we are so pleased to hear that you had an enjoyable stay. Your feedback is of great importance to us and we hope to have the opportunity to welcoming you back on a future occasion. My team and I look forward to welcoming you back again soon!
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9781445838397: Make, Take Murder - AbeBooks - Joanna Campbell Slan: 1445838397
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Make, Take Murder
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Book four in the Agatha Award-nominated series. Dumpster diving for her lost paycheck is definitely the low point of Kiki Lowenstein's day -- until she finds a severed leg in the garbage outside the scrapbook crafts store where she works. Then comes a creepy computerized voice message, a warning to the store's "rich and snotty" female shoppers. Kiki's investigating reveals that the leg belonged to Cindy Gambrowski, a customer with a tyrannical and violent husband ...and now he's after Kiki.
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Persimmon faced an investor revolt last year after a pay scheme tying rewards to share price performance caused a furore, with £500m in bonuses paid out to 150 executives amid a sector-record annual profit of £1.1bn on the back of the government’s help to buy scheme.
Criticism was focused on the former chief executive Jeff Fairburn, who was in line for a £110m bonus package and pointedly refused to answer questions about his pay in an interview with the BBC. He was eventually awarded almost £85m over a two-year period, with the policy ultimately approved by shareholders.
Although housebuilders have had to contend with a sluggish market, Persimmon has enjoyed success focusing on building cheaper family houses, selling more in 2018 year-on-year despite uncertainty in the market amid Brexit.
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9780231059787: How to Deep Freeze a Mammoth - AbeBooks - Björn Kurtén: 0231059787
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How does bison meat taste after being frozen for 30,000 years? Were Ice Age cave painters trying to create "art" or just record history? How did ancient oil spills occur, before there were oil companies to create them? Those are just some of the questions renowned paleontologist Bjorn Kurten answers in this collection of lighthearted essays on fossils, ancient life, and related topics. Written for the general reader, these lively pieces range from a look at how scientific theories are created to some new views of old myths. Among the topics Kurten examines are the history of the Mediterranean Sea, the origin of birds, the theory of plate tectonics (continental drift), and the discovery of Piltdown Man, the "missing link" fossil forgery that fooled scientists for more than 40 years.And, true to its title, the book offers a humorous "recipe" for freezing a mammoth that is tundra-tested, if not totally foolproof. "You may have to expend a few hundred mammoths before everything works out," the reader is cautioned, "But there are plenty of them." (Although the author hasn't tasted the fruits of his mammoth recipe, he did feast on some ancient bison meat that dated from 30,000 years ago. Kurten described the taste as "agreeable.")Throughout these essays Kurten brings the prehistoric world alive with enthusiasm and humor, emphasizing that paleontology is the study of those that lived long ago instead of those who are long dead. As he says, "Isn't it more fun to see a dinosaur as something that used to live, rather than as the monstrous heap of bones which it happens to be at present?"
How does bison meat taste after being frozen for 30,000 years? Were Ice Age cave painters trying to create "art" or just record history? How did ancient oil spills occur, before oil companies existed? Those are just some of the questions renowned paleontologist Bjorn Kurten answers in these lighthearted essays on fossils, ancient life, and related topics.
1. How to Deep Freeze a Mammoth
Book Description Columbia University Press, 1986. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. Bookseller Inventory # P110231059787
2. How to Deep Freeze a Mammoth (Hardback)
Book Description Columbia University Press, United States, 1986. Hardback. Book Condition: New. 234 x 158 mm. Language: English . Brand New Book. How does bison meat taste after being frozen for 30,000 years? Were Ice Age cave painters trying to create art or just record history? How did ancient oil spills occur, before there were oil companies to create them? Those are just some of the questions renowned paleontologist Bjorn Kurten answers in this collection of lighthearted essays on fossils, ancient life, and related topics. Written for the general reader, these lively pieces range from a look at how scientific theories are created to some new views of old myths. Among the topics Kurten examines are the history of the Mediterranean Sea, the origin of birds, the theory of plate tectonics (continental drift), and the discovery of Piltdown Man, the missing link fossil forgery that fooled scientists for more than 40 years. And, true to its title, the book offers a humorous recipe for freezing a mammoth that is tundra-tested, if not totally foolproof. You may have to expend a few hundred mammoths before everything works out, the reader is cautioned, But there are plenty of them. (Although the author hasn t tasted the fruits of his mammoth recipe, he did feast on some ancient bison meat that dated from 30,000 years ago. Kurten described the taste as agreeable. ) Throughout these essays Kurten brings the prehistoric world alive with enthusiasm and humor, emphasizing that paleontology is the study of those that lived long ago instead of those who are long dead. As he says, Isn t it more fun to see a dinosaur as something that used to live, rather than as the monstrous heap of bones which it happens to be at present?. Bookseller Inventory # AAH9780231059787
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Book Description Columbia University Press, 1986. HRD. Book Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK in 4 to 14 days. Established seller since 2000. Bookseller Inventory # WI-9780231059787
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Book Description Columbia University Press, 1986. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. book. Bookseller Inventory # 0231059787
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Book Description Columbia University Press, 1986. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. Bookseller Inventory # DADAX0231059787
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Book Description Columbia University Press, United States, 1986. Hardback. Book Condition: New. 234 x 158 mm. Language: English . This book usually ship within 10-15 business days and we will endeavor to dispatch orders quicker than this where possible. Brand New Book. How does bison meat taste after being frozen for 30,000 years? Were Ice Age cave painters trying to create art or just record history? How did ancient oil spills occur, before there were oil companies to create them? Those are just some of the questions renowned paleontologist Bjorn Kurten answers in this collection of lighthearted essays on fossils, ancient life, and related topics. Written for the general reader, these lively pieces range from a look at how scientific theories are created to some new views of old myths. Among the topics Kurten examines are the history of the Mediterranean Sea, the origin of birds, the theory of plate tectonics (continental drift), and the discovery of Piltdown Man, the missing link fossil forgery that fooled scientists for more than 40 years. And, true to its title, the book offers a humorous recipe for freezing a mammoth that is tundra-tested, if not totally foolproof. You may have to expend a few hundred mammoths before everything works out, the reader is cautioned, But there are plenty of them. (Although the author hasn t tasted the fruits of his mammoth recipe, he did feast on some ancient bison meat that dated from 30,000 years ago. Kurten described the taste as agreeable. ) Throughout these essays Kurten brings the prehistoric world alive with enthusiasm and humor, emphasizing that paleontology is the study of those that lived long ago instead of those who are long dead. As he says, Isn t it more fun to see a dinosaur as something that used to live, rather than as the monstrous heap of bones which it happens to be at present?. Bookseller Inventory # BTE9780231059787
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Symphony no. 3 "Kaddish" ; Dybbuk : suite no. 2 (Musical CD, 1981) [WorldCat.org]
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Title: Symphony no. 3 "Kaddish" ; Dybbuk : suite no. 2
Author: Leonard Bernstein; Montserrat Caballé; Michael Wager; Wiener Jeunesse-Chor; Wiener Sängerknaben; Tizmoret ha-filharmonit ha-Yiśreʼelit; New York Philharmonic
Publisher: Hamburg : Deutsche Grammophon, 1981, ℗1978.
OCLC:42537993
Symphony no. 3 "Kaddish" ; Dybbuk : suite no. 2
Leonard Bernstein; Montserrat Caballé; Michael Wager; Wiener Jeunesse-Chor.; Wiener Sängerknaben.; All authors
Hamburg : Deutsche Grammophon, 1981, ℗1978.
Leonard Bernstein; Montserrat Caballé; Michael Wager; Wiener Jeunesse-Chor.; Wiener Sängerknaben.; Tizmoret ha-filharmonit ha-Yiśreʼelit.; New York Philharmonic.
Deutsche Grammophon: 423 582-2.The 1st work is for orchestra, mixed chorus, boys' choir, speaker and soprano solo; 2nd work is a suite from the ballet.Compact disc.Durations: 39:32; 17:00.Program notes (in English, French and German) and text of 1st work (in Hebrew with English, French and German translations and Hebrew transliteration) in container insert.
Montserrat Caballé, soprano; Michael Wager, speaker; Wiener Jeunesse-Chor; Vienna Boys' Choir; Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (1st work); New York Philharmonic (2nd work); Leonard Bernstein, conductor.
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Specific T cell cytotoxicity in experimental Echinococcus granulosus infected mice.
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Jalsa Black-and-white wedding photographs of owner Kayur Popat's parents beam down from Jalsa's walls, a nod to the restaurateur's Indian roots. After all, it was Kayur's family that first proposed he begin serving Indian food at his suburban pizzeria, Friends & Family Pizza Buffet, according to a profile on Philly.com. With the success of that venture—redubbed Bombay Junction & Pizza Buffet—Kayur decided to open a more upscale location downtown. And thus, Jalsa was born. In the kitchen, a Goa-native chef captains the culinary crew members as they whip up curry sauces and homemade Indian ice cream, and a clay oven glows with tandoori dishes and fresh breads. Indian artwork and dangling chandeliers join the family photos on the walls of the dining room, where plates pair with cups of mango and strawberry lassi on sleek black tables. Strings of white curtains shroud the cushy white booths amid colorful walls and elegant exposed brick. After nightfall, the upstairs transforms into a dance floor where a live DJ spins tunes before turning back into a jukebox at the stroke of two. Customer Reviews
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How to Attract Good Luck: Albert H. Carr: 9780879800543: Amazon.com: Books
Albert H. Carr (Author)
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Acta Crystallogr Sect E Struct Rep Online. 2012 Jan;68(Pt 1):o73. doi: 10.1107/S1600536811051750. Epub 2011 Dec 10.
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Ordered Matter Science Research Center, College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Southeast University, Nanjing 210096, People's Republic of China.
The title compound, C(16)H(13)N, is essentially planar [maximum deviation from the least-squares plane = 0.081 (3) Å], with a dihedral angle of 1.65 (13)° between the planes of the indole and benzene rings. In the crystal, there are no significant inter-molecular π-π inter-actions [minimum ring centroid-centroid separation = 4.217 (5) Å].
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The molecular structure of the title compound with the atom-labelling scheme. Displacement ellipsoids are drawn at the 30% probability level. H atoms are represented as small spheres of arbitrary radii.
Acta Crystallogr Sect E Struct Rep Online. 2012 Jan 1;68(Pt 1):o73-o73.
A packing in the unit cell viewed down the a axis.

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Collection Description (CRHP): Multiple interviews in this collection pertain to segregated education and the civil rights movement in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Collection Description (Extant): The interviews in this collection recorded from 1998-2002 chronicle the growth of Flagstaff's African American community. Following World War II, a significant migration occurred when African American sawmill workers from the southern states found they could earn a higher income in the southwest. In Flagstaff, they found a small logging town unaccustomed to their culture. According to their place of origin, some migrants perceived the city to be relatively accommodating while others did not. Most interviews include informal discussion of the timber industry, World War II, civil rights, and the Flagstaff police department. Project funded by the Arizona Humanities Council.
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Patent US5749097 - Three digit fingernail protector - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA finger and thumb protector providing two sheaths for fingers and one sheath for the thumb of a user working with solvents. The sheaths are connected by a tether. The protector is formed from a thin, flexible, elastic material impervious to solvents, such as polyvinyl chloride. Two sheaths for fingers...http://www.google.com/patents/US5749097?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5749097 - Three digit fingernail protectorAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5749097 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/813,436Publication dateMay 12, 1998Filing dateMar 10, 1997Priority dateMar 10, 1997Fee statusLapsedPublication number08813436, 813436, US 5749097 A, US 5749097A, US-A-5749097, US5749097 A, US5749097AInventorsAnita Mallory Garrett-RoeOriginal AssigneeGarrett-Roe; Anita MalloryExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (8), Referenced by (36), Classifications (7), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetThree digit fingernail protector
US 5749097 AAbstract
A finger and thumb protector providing two sheaths for fingers and one sheath for the thumb of a user working with solvents. The sheaths are connected by a tether. The protector is formed from a thin, flexible, elastic material impervious to solvents, such as polyvinyl chloride. Two sheaths for fingers are disposed parallel, abutting, and open in similar directions. The sheath for the thumb is angled with respect to the sheaths for fingers, thereby assuming positions natural for a closed grasp of a small object. Each sheath is generally cylindrical, domed at the closed end, and extends to the first knuckle of its respective finger or thumb. The tether is U-shaped, with the U-shaped channel open in a direction similar to those of the finger and thumb sheaths. The protector may be fabricated by dipping a mold into liquid, uncured resin and peeling the protector from the mold after curing of the material.
1. A protector for digits of the hand of a person working with solvents, comprising:a plurality of cylindrical, mutually open and abutting first sheaths each having a first proximal open end and a first distal closed end; a second sheath having a second proximal open end and a second distal closed end; and a flexible tether connecting said second sheath to said first sheaths, said protector fabricated from a flexible material which is resistant to solvents and prevents the digits of the hand from becoming wet. 2. The protector according to claim 1, all of said first sheaths being oriented to open in the same direction.
3. The protector according to claim 2, said tether comprising a U-shaped member open in the same direction as that of said first sheaths, whereby said protector may be fabricated by dipping a mold in liquid, uncured material and peeling said protector from the mold after the liquid, uncured material has cured, while said tether exhibits a tendency to resist slumping.
4. The protector according to claim 2, at least one said first sheath having a first longitudinal axis and said second sheath having a second longitudinal axis intersecting said first second longitudinal axis at a point facing said first distal closed ends of said first sheaths and also facing said second distal closed end of said second sheath, said second sheath being of angled orientation relative to said first sheaths, whereby said first sheaths and said second sheaths are advantageously disposed to promote grasp of an object between a finger and the thumb of a user.
5. The protector according to claim 1, said first sheaths and said second sheath being formed from a thin, elastic material, whereby said first sheaths and said second sheath fits snugly on the fingers and thumb of a user and tactile sensations are conducted through said first sheaths and said second sheaths to the fingers and thumb of the user.
6. The protector according to claim 1, said first sheath and said second sheath extending from the tip of each enclosed digit of a user to the first knuckle of each digit and terminating at the first knuckle, each said first sheath and said second sheath having a cylindrical, domed body of continuous, imperforate construction.
7. A protector for digits of the hand of a person working with solvents, comprising:a plurality of cylindrical, mutually abutting first sheaths each having a first proximal open end and a first distal closed end, all of said first sheaths being oriented to open in the same direction; a second sheath having a second proximal open end and a second distal closed end, at least one said first sheath having a first longitudinal axis and said second sheath having a second longitudinal axis intersecting said first second longitudinal axis at a point facing said first distal closed ends of said first sheaths and also facing said second distal closed end of said second sheath, said second sheath being of angled orientation relative to said first sheaths, whereby said first sheaths and said second sheaths are advantageously disposed to promote grasp of an object between a finger and the thumb of a user, said first sheath and said second sheath extending from the tip of each enclosed digit of a user to the first knuckle of each digit and terminating at the first knuckle, each said first sheath and said second sheath having a cylindrical, domed body of continuous, imperforate construction; and a flexible tether connecting said second sheath to said first sheaths, comprising a U-shaped member open in the same direction as that of said first sheaths, whereby said protector may be fabricated by dipping a mold in liquid, uncured material and peeling said protector from the mold after the liquid, uncured material has cured, while said tether exhibits a tendency to resist slumping, said protector fabricated from a thin, elastic, flexible material resistant to solvents, whereby said first sheaths and said second sheath fits snugly on the fingers and thumb of a user and tactile sensations are conducted through said first sheaths and said second sheaths to the fingers and thumb of the user. Description
The present invention relates to protective apparatus for the hands, and more particularly, to a guard worn on two fingers and the thumb of one hand. The guard provides sheaths for the fingers and thumb. The sheaths are connected, so that the resultant guard comprises a unitary component.
When nail technicians render manicuring services to clients, it is frequently necessary to remove existing nail polish from the fingernails of the client. Liquid solvents are applied to dissolve the existing dry polish. It is extremely difficult to control liquid solvents against spattering and running. Therefore, polish on the nails of the technician is susceptible to fouling. The existing coat of polish may become streaked, spotted, and otherwise spoiled in appearance.
There exists a need for a protector for the thumb and fingers of nail technicians engaged in nail services. It would be sufficient to protect the thumb and adjacent two fingers from contact with solvents. A three fingered guard would address this need. A three fingered guard is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 4,751,747, issued to Janice Banks et al. on Jun. 21, 1988. However, unlike the present invention, the guard of Banks et al. covers the fingernails and finger tips with a stretchable fabric. By contrast, corresponding areas are covered in the present invention by solvent resistant material. The guard of Banks et al. is not readily transferrable from right to left hands. By contrast, the novel protector is so transferable. Banks et al. provide separated finger sheaths, whereas the finger sheaths of the present invention abut one another.
Another multi-finger guard is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 4,796,302, issued to Charles L. Davis et al. on Jan. 10, 1989. This guard has only two protective sheaths, unlike the three of the present invention. The guard of Davis et al. protects fingers from impacts, and fails to suggest composition of the finger sheaths from a material impervious to solvents. The guard of Davis et al. is also not transferrable from right to left hands.
U.S. Pat. No. 1,783,984, issued to Minnie V. Shane on Dec. 9, 1930, and U.S. Pat. No. 4,733,410, issued to Ruth E. Glotkin on Mar. 29, 1988, illustrate single digit guards. These devices lack three united sheaths for three digits, as seen in the present invention. There is no suggestion in these patents of protection against solvents.
The present invention provides a protector suited for protecting coats of polish of the finger nails of a nail technician working with liquid solvents from damage. The protector has three sheaths for digits, each digit extending from the tip of the thumb or finger to the first knuckle. Two finger sheaths are disposed parallel and abutting one another. This relationship is most natural for performing tasks encountered while performing tasks related to nail services. Of course, the finger sheaths could be spaced apart to a small extent, if desired.
The third sheath is spaced apart from the first two sheaths, and forms an angle with respect to the first two sheaths. This angle promotes ease of grasping objects. Since sheathing finger and thumb tips reduces tactile sensations and feedback, it is easy for the user to inadvertently relax his or her grasp of objects.
The protector is fabricated from a flexible material which is impervious to solvents used for dissolving nail polish. Polyvinyl chloride has proved a suitable material. The protector comprises a thin, flexible skin of constituent material, and is homogeneous throughout in that there are no areas of different constituency. This characteristic renders the novel protector easy to fabricate.
The sheath for the thumb is attached to the remaining sheaths by a channel which is U-shaped in cross section. The channel opens in the same direction as that of the sheaths. Both the several sheaths and the channel may be formed around a mold having only convex and planar surfaces. It is therefore highly practical to fabricate the novel sheath by dipping a mold into liquid resin, curing the resin, and peeling the resultant sheath from the mold. Thus, necessity of more expensive injection molding is obviated.
The resultant protector is resiliently elastic so as to fit snugly over a person's fingers and accommodating fingers of different dimensions. Elastically resilient snug fit promotes tactile sensations from being transferred, thereby enhancing grasp and manipulation of objects. The protector is easily donned and doffed by peeling. Flexibility enables the protector to be transferred between and worn on right and left hands. It may be thoroughly cleaned since it may be turned inside out for washing.
Accordingly, it is a principal object of the invention to provide a protective guard for protecting coats of nail polish of fingernails of a wearer against damage from solvents being utilized by the wearer.
It is another object of the invention that the protective guard cover finger and thumb tips up to the first knuckle of the respective digits.
It is a further object of the invention to promote ease of grasping objects by the fingers when wearing the protective guard.
Still another object of the invention is that the protector be homogeneous in consistency.
An additional object of the invention is that the protector fit snugly on each protected digit.
It is again an object of the invention that the protector be thin, flexible, and resilient, so that it may be peeled from an object and readily turned inside out.
Still another object of the invention is that the novel protector be fabricated from a dipping process rather than requiring injection molding.
Yet another object of the invention is that the protector be transferrable between right and left hands.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the invention, partially broken away to reveal internal detail.
FIG. 3 is a side elevational, cross sectional view of the invention.
FIG. 4 is a block diagram summarizing steps of a method of fabricating the novel finger protector.
Turning now to FIG. 1 of the drawings, the novel protector 10 is shown donned on the digits of the hand of a person who may be working with solvents (not shown). Protector 10 is seen to comprise two generally cylindrical, mutually open and abutting first sheaths 12 for enclosing two fingers and a second sheath 14 for enclosing the thumb. A flexible tether 16 connects sheath 14 to a sheath 12.
One sheath 12 is seen to have a first longitudinal axis A, while sheath 14 has a second longitudinal axis B. Axes A and B intersect at a point C, which may be said to face the distal closed ends 22, 24 (see FIG. 2) of sheaths 12, 14. This relationship causes sheath 14 to be of angled orientation relative to sheaths 12. Sheaths 12 and 14 are thus advantageously disposed to promote grasp of an object (not shown) between a finger and the thumb of a user.
As better seen in FIG. 2, each sheath 12 or 14 has a proximal open end 18 or 20 (respectively) and a distal closed end 22 or 24 (respectively). Tether 16 is clearly seen to comprise a U-shaped member, referring to the cross section in this view. The U-shaped member opens upwardly, in the same general direction as proximal open ends 18, 20 of sheaths 12, 14. This construction causes tether 16 to exhibit a tendency to resist spontaneously slumping, thereby encouraging protector 10, even though formed of a thin, flexible material, to maintain its configuration. This construction also enables protector 10 to be fabricated by dipping a mold into a liquid constituent material, as will be further described hereinafter.
Referring now to FIG. 3, protector 10 is seen to be fabricated from a thin, elastic, flexible material such as polyvinyl chloride, which is resistant to solvents utilized in nail polish removal, such as acetone and presents the fingers of the hand from becoming wet. These properties enable protector 10 to fit snugly on and to elastically constrict about the fingers and thumb of a user. Tactile sensations for guiding the work are conducted through the material of sheaths 12, 14 to the fingers and thumb of the user.
Each sheath 12 or 14 extends from the tip of each respective enclosed digit to the first knuckle of each digit (see also FIG. 1). Each sheath 12 or 14 terminates at the first knuckle.
Each sheath 12 or 14 is seen to have a cylindrical, domed body of continuous, imperforate construction. The domed end is the same as the closed, distal ends 22, 24. This configuration conforms generally to fingers, and is judged to be comfortable and susceptible to ready fabrication of a suitable mold for fabrication.
Fabrication is expeditiously performed by the following procedure, steps of which are summarized in FIG. 4. In a first step 30, a suitable mold is formed to include only convex and planar surfaces. A suitable mold (not shown) would have similar outer configuration as protector 10 (see FIG. 2), except that cavities formed in protector 10 for receiving fingers and thumb, and that formed in tether 16 could be filled in the mold.
In a second step 32, the mold is dipped in to a liquid, uncured resin or corresponding material. The mold thereby acquires a thin coat of this resin or material.
In a third step 34, the thin coat of material is allowed to cure into a thin skin on the mold. This may require that the mold be removed from the liquid, uncured material.
In a final step 36, the cured protector may then be removed from the mold. This step is preferably performed by peeling the protector from the mold. Of course, other methods may be employed, such as suction by vacuum or even by dissolving the mold.
The present invention is susceptible to variations and modifications from the embodiments and method of fabrication described above. For example, the number of sheaths may be varied to suit. A protector may thus be arranged to protect two, three, or four fingers, in addition to or in the absence of the thumb. Spacing of sheaths 12 from one another or from sheath 14 may also be varied. Angular relationship between sheaths 12 or between sheaths 12 and 14 may be adjusted.
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