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AAA Playoff Roundup: 1st Round Shockers - South Carolina Hs - Scout
AAA Playoff Roundup: 1st Round ShockersKerry Fair11/06/2006SCPrepNation.com gives you a rundown on the major happenings in the AAA playoffs. Inside find out who pulled the shockers and who was sent packing. J.T. Floyd (pictured) who is a 2008 Tennessee commit showed just why he's one of the state's best juniors sparking the state's biggest upset.Many South Carolina high school football fans had their brackets filled out and ready to stack them up against their friends but our money says nobody correctly forecasted the AAA brackets after some significant upsets in the first round Friday night as both occurred in the upper state bracket.
J.L. Mann at Belton Honea Path
It all started with the fall of #1 seed in the upstate AAA bracket BHP. The Bearcats were riding high after dropping former #1 ranked Greenville but ran into a determined J.L. Mann team that features junior cornerback J.T. Floyd who's already committed to the Tennessee Volunteers. The Bearcats appeared to have the game in hand with a 13-0 lead at halftime but Mann head coach Mickey Crocker and staff pushed a few buttons apparently as the Patriot defense stood tall scoring their only touchdown of the game. Their offense managed to get in field goal range twice and came away with successful both times. Defensive lineman John Payton scored the first touchdown for the Patriots as he lived a lineman's dream ripping the ball from BHP QB Hyekeng Paul and motoring 83 yards to the endzone.
It was then the Tennessee commit, J.T. Floyd, who made the big play that put the Patriots over the top against the Bearcats with a tremendous read and break on a Matthew Moore pass. Floyd picked the pass off and darted through BHP tacklers and 42 yards later he was in the endzone to put J.L. Mann ahead 19-13 before the extra point kick attempt.
A shocked Bearcat faithful could only watch on as the Patriots celebrated as time expired and will now move on to play Riverside on the road next Friday. The Patriots and Warriors played earlier in the year with the Patriots nabbing the win in a 3-0 defensive struggle.
Normally the Union Yellow Jackets are one of the most feared teams in AAA and this past Friday they showed that even as underdogs their sting can be painful as they handed high powered Greenville a 21-14 loss.
With the Red Raiders it's been a dose of Shrine Bowl QB Matt Lentz early and often. When their field general went down with an injury you could feel the life go out of the Red Raider fans and see the hopes of the Union team and their fans liven. Lentz went down almost halfway through the second quarter and from there the Union offense under the direction of L.J. Mobley rammed the ball down the Red Raider defense's throat. Mobley who normally lines up at wide receiver played his first game at quarterback and managed the offense pretty well all things considered. It was Union running back Fred Bates who did most of the damage for the Yellow Jackets running for a touchdown to go along with 96 yards on the night. After leaving Sirrine Stadium victorious Union now must travel to Greer to face Shrine Bowl linebacker Chris Owens and 1000+ yard running back Antoine Cross.
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The Centiad : a poem, in four books. (Book, 1841) [WorldCat.org]
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Wheeler Peak | Meetup
Wheeler Peak is the highest point in New Mexico (13,161 ft).
Both the drive (5 hours one way) and trail (~16 mi roundtrip) are far, so the tentative plan is to leave Las Cruces by 2 pm on Friday, car camp (free) at the trailhead at ~7 pm, and start the hike the next morning (Saturday) by 6 am. A few people will head home immediately after the hike, the rest will stay the Saturday night and head home Sunday morning. Please specify what you'll be doing.
The trail climbs some 3700 ft, and scenic over mountain ridges. Other hikers have suggested it takes 7 hours, and the trails are well-traveled. The trail is not as strenuous as it is long.
Las Cruces: FRIDAY at 2:00 pm at K-Mart on US 70. El Paso: FRIDAY at 1:15 pm at [Unsure: where's a good place to park vehicles overnight?]. From there, head to Las Cruces—we'll figure out the remaining carpool issues there to minimize the number of vehicles going. Note: your organizer is not meeting here, please self-organize! More information: http://www.peakbagger.com/peak.aspx?pid=593... (http://www.peakbagger.com/peak.aspx?pid=5937), and maps of the area are here http://www.summitpost.org/wheeler-peak-nm/1... (http://www.summitpost.org/wheeler-peak-nm/150429).


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Patent US8197463 - Adjustable double balloon catheter with a through lumen for stone management - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA method for removing an object from a body lumen includes dispensing fluid into the body lumen, and causing the dispensed fluid to propel the object along the body lumen. A device for removing an object from a body lumen includes a fluid dispenser for dispensing fluid into the body lumen, and a pump...http://www.google.com/patents/US8197463?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US8197463 - Adjustable double balloon catheter with a through lumen for stone managementAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS8197463 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 12/908,665Publication dateJun 12, 2012Filing dateOct 20, 2010Priority dateJun 11, 2002Also published asCA2488873A1, DE60328696D1, EP1551316A1, EP1551316B1, US7837672, US20030229332, US20070088256, US20110092957, WO2003103517A1Publication number12908665, 908665, US 8197463 B2, US 8197463B2, US-B2-8197463, US8197463 B2, US8197463B2InventorsAl IntocciaOriginal AssigneeScimed Life Systems, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (25), Non-Patent Citations (8), Classifications (17), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAdjustable double balloon catheter with a through lumen for stone management
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Faros 1 Hotel (Piraeus, Greece) | Expedia
1 Room Expedia.com • Hotels • Europe • Greece • Athens Hotels • Faros 1 Hotel, Athens
Port of Piraeus - 0.5 miles
Acropolis - 5.2 miles
Book your room at Faros 1 Hotel Please enter your travel dates.
Situated in the business district, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Church of St. Nicholas and Archaeological Museum of Piraeus. Panos Aravantinos Decor Museum and Municipal Gallery of Piraeus are also within 15 minutes. Hotel Features
This hotel features a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a 24-hour front desk. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include tour/ticket assistance. Room Amenities
All 42 rooms offer free WiFi, minibars, and room service. Guests will also find showers and phones. Information missing or incorrect? Tell us! Select to view moreAbout the Hotel
The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This Piraeus hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, room service (during limited hours), and an elevator (lift). Faros 1 Hotel has designated areas for smoking. 24-hour front desk Airport transportation (surcharge) Bar/lounge Breakfast available (surcharge) Coffee shop or café Designated smoking areas Designated smoking areas (fines apply) Elevator/lift Free WiFi Luggage storage Number of buildings/towers - 1 Number of floors - 8 Total number of rooms - 42 Tours/ticket assistance Year Built 1980 Show all hotel amenities Internet
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FREE: Goulbourne Happy To Be A Mustang - Smu - Scout
FREE: Goulbourne Happy To Be A MustangE.J. Holland11/21/20133-star WR Kadeem Goulbourne talks about his decision to commit inside!SMU may have just struck gold down in South Florida. On Thursday morning, three-star Cypress Bay wide receiver Kadeem Goulbourne pulled the trigger and committed to SMU over offers from big time programs such as Michigan State, Missouri, Ole Miss and Tennessee. For Goulbourne, it came down to three factors- opportunity, education and stability. "SMU has the No. 1 offense in the country, and they run four receiver sets. I can come in and get some time right away. I play receiver. Enough said. I want to play in that offense," Goulbourne said. "SMU is a private institution. It's hard to get in, and they offer a great education.
"Coach (June) Jones has been coaching since the 70s. He's a Run N' Shoot guy. Coach (Hal) Mumme is the father of the Air Raid offense. They are two great, older coaches. If I want to make it to the next level, they're guys I want to learn from." Goulbourne says SMU was on him the hardest since the summer. Both Derrick Odum and Jason Phillips played instrumental roles in his recruitment throughout the last couple of months. But Goulbourne gives credit to the entire SMU coaching staff. "It says a lot when you talk to the whole coaching staff right before you make your decision. They treated me like a five-star guy from Day 1," Goulbourne said. "Everybody handled themselves accordingly. They were first class. For them to recruit me all the way from Dallas, Texas really means a lot to me." At 6-foot-3, 190-pounds, Goulbourne will give the Mustangs a much needed big, physical weapon on the outside. With Keenan Holman graduating after this season, Goulbourne will have the opportunity to make an immediate impact.
Goulbourne will make his official visit to SMU on December 14 and enroll in January, which means he can participate in spring ball and start competing for that spot right away. Goulbourne broke his foot in October but is getting the cast off today and will be 100 percent healthy by the time he arrives on campus. "The coaches told me that I was going to get thrown into the fire. They made it known that they wanted me to play right away," he said. "They said we hope your ready to play. There is going to be no redshirting for me."
"They've never had a guy of my dimensions that can do the things I can do. I feel accountable to go out there and perform right away. I feel like there is already pressure on me." Goulbourne joins William Jeanlys as the second verbal pledge in the Class of 2014 from the Sunshine State. Goulbourne hopes his commitment will make more players from the area take a harder look at SMU. "I hope I'm an eye opener for guys down here in South Florida. The rumor is Texas already has the athletes, and guys here can't play with them," Goulbourne said. "I want to prove them wrong." Share on Facebook Share on TwitterTrending on ScoutPhoto Gallery: SMU beats Houston 38-16From the other side: SMU vs. TulaneSMU Basketball Player Profile: Ben MooreThe Sidelines Podcast with Evan DanielsPony Stampede Podcast: Oct. 26Share & EmbedHighlights from SMU's win over Houston Full StoryPony Stampede Top StoriesPony Stampede Podcast: Oct. 26Come inside another Pony Stampede podcast with the latest on SMU football after the win vs. Houston, football recruiting and SMU hoops practice notes.by Patrick EngelPony StampedeYesterday at 9:00 PMSMU-Tulane Week Media Day NotebookSMU is coming off a huge win over Houston on Saturday night. On Tuesday, Chad Morris, Van Malone, Joe Craddock and Ben Hicks talked about the game and turning the team's attention…by Billy EmbodyPony StampedeYesterday at 9:53 AMSMU Basketball Player Profile: Sterling BrownDemo profiles SMU Basketball senior guard Sterling Brown, who's packed on the weight and ready for yet another year of improvement.by Demetrio TenientePony StampedeYesterday at 12:11 AMTime for SMU to turn promises into realityChad Morris arrived at SMU with high expectations, a lot of Red Bull, a heralded offense and promises made to him. Now, it's time for SMU to make those promises a reality for SMU's…by Billy EmbodyPony StampedeSaturday at 7:35 PMNew Pony Stampede members get great perk!Another great partnership from the folks at Scout.com brings a big benefit to new Pony Stampede/Scout members!by Billy EmbodyPony StampedeSaturday at 7:40 AMFrom the other side: SMU vs. TulaneBilly talked with NOLA.com's Will Guillory about the SMU-Tulane matchup.by Billy EmbodyPony StampedeYesterday at 3:27 PMUpdated Scout 300 Trend Meter For 2017The updated Scout 300 Trend Meter for the 2017 class takes a look at which schools are trending for each uncommitted member in the Scout 300.by StaffScout FootballYesterday at 5:40 AMSMU Basketball Player Profile: Ben MooreScott kicks off Pony Stampede's SMU Basketball Player Profile series with senior forward Ben Moore, one of the leaders of the team and a versatile big man.by Scott SanfordPony StampedeMonday at 4:00 AMPhoto Gallery: SMU beats Houston 38-16Pony Stampede's Matt Visinsky has a photo gallery of SMU's upset win over Houston at Ford Stadium on Saturday night.by Billy EmbodyPony StampedeMonday at 4:00 AMRecruits react to SMU's win over HoustonRecruits and commits react to SMU's win over No. 11 Houston Saturday night at Ford Stadium.by Patrick EngelPony StampedeSunday at 3:30 PMHighlights from SMU's win over HoustonCheck out highlights from SMU's win over Houston above and press conferences from Chad Morris and Ben Hicks below.by Billy EmbodyPony StampedeSaturday at 10:34 PMRapid Reaction: SMU vs. HoustonSMU beat No. 11 Houston 38-16 Saturday night to improve to 3-4 on the season.by Patrick EngelPony StampedeSaturday at 7:30 PMLoad More


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Breath taking - Review of Papapapaitai Falls, Apia, Samoa - TripAdvisor
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Papapapaitai Falls Apia, Upolu, Samoa Improve this listing Ranked #4 of 35 things to do in Apia 238 Reviews
An absolutely lovely waterfall. The walk down to the pool was great, but climbing up, well lets say i know im not getting younger, but totally worth it.Off road parking, and no charges a bonus.
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This was a great stop along the Cross over Road were you can stop (no fee) and admire the falls. At the time of us writing they were in the process of fixing the roads, but this in no way detracted from it all, as there was still a little area left aside where you could park the car and get out and have a look.
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Amazing scenery - have some great photos from here. Definitely worth a visit. Clear deep water, able to climb behind the waterfall too!
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If you are driving on the Cross Island Rd from the North coast to South Coast (or Vice Versa) it is worth a quick stop to look. 100 meters back there is a track to walk down to the pool but we did not do thta.
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This is a spectacular fall and is very easy to get to with no money changing hands, fairly rare here in Samoa.During the dry season not alot to see,but during the wet can be pretty awesome. The road there at the moment is pretty rough from the cyclone and heavy rains, but its the road that takes you across the island, so you will be going past anyway. It right off the road, no long track to get stuck on.
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- Padilla's White Sox season in review
Paul Konerko had an MVP-type season in what could be his final year with the White Sox.It was a season that manager Ozzie Guillen called “unique” and the reasons vary widely.
Juan Pierre is the first White Sox player to lead the AL in steals (68) since Luis Aparicio in 1961.What went right: Juan Pierre became exactly what the White Sox hoped he would be as a leadoff man, the only problem is that his emergence didn’t start until June. He became the first White Sox player to lead the league in steals (with 68) since Luis Aparicio in 1961. Alex Rios had the steadiest season of any White Sox player, batting .284 with 21 home runs and 88 RBIs. When Carlos Quentin had three multi-homer contests in a span of four games in early July it was the latest example of how damaging he can be on offense.
Gordon Beckham batted .310 in the second half of the season.What went wrong: You know that left-handed run-producing bat the White Sox have been looking for? Mark Teahen was supposed to supply a portion of that, but struggled early (on defense as well), fractured a finger and lost his starting gig. Beckham was the club’s No. 9 hitter, but he was still supposed to give more than a .216 batting average in the first half.
Chris Sale likely will be a starter in 2011.What went right: The steadiest group on the team, until it was hit with a rash of injuries in the second half, the bullpen blended a nice mix of veterans and young pitchers. Bobby Jenks had 19 saves in 20 chances in the first half, while J.J. Putz and Matt Thornton proved to be an effective lefty-righty setup crew. Right-hander Sergio Santos, in just his second full season as a pitcher posted an impressive 2.96 ERA in 51 2/3 innings. Left-hander Chris Sale was even more impressive over just 21 second-half outings, showing just why the White Sox drafted him in the first round in June.
Mark Teahen was a disappointment in Year 1 of his three-year contract with the White Sox.What went right: After a slow start, Guillen was still able to guide the club to 88 victories, an impressive feat considering the White Sox were just 9-14 in April and 22-28 at the end of May. Williams admitted he doubted his abilities to access talent when the White Sox were off to a brutally slow start, but his decisions were validated when the club made a mid-season run to get back into contention.
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Patent US2670477 - Automatically folding structure - Google Patents
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Publication number US2670477 A
Publication number US 2670477 A, US 2670477A, US-A-2670477, US2670477 A, US2670477A
Inventors Kenneth H Pond
Original Assignee Gardner Wood Products Co Inc
Automatically folding structure
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Mass, a corporation of Massachusetts Application December 6, 1951, Serial No. 266,249
not to be limited thereto, it being equally applicable to a variety of furniture pieces such as cribs, cradles, tables, beds or the like, and to a variety of other structures such as animal kennels or 'coops, exercising or amusement arenas, and to the broad class of receptacles, including boxes, crates, shipping containers, and the like.
The principal object of my invention is directed to the provision of a foldable structure, the parts of which are so arranged for folding or collapsing relative to each other that the movement of certain parts automatically initiates movement on the part of other related parts whereby the device changes from an open-operating position to a collapsed non-operating position.
It is to be appreciated that the direction of effort in this invention has been to provide an automatically folding or collapsing structure which is' smooth in its functioning, the mechanical motions being such that once initiated all components or elements readily contribute to the ac tion simultaneously with each other.
My invention also consists in certain new and original features of construction and combination of parts hereinafter set forth and claimed in conjunction with the annexed drawings which illustrate a certain form of embodiment thereof, which form is deemed preferable and is a specific disclosure for the purpose of illustrating one embodiment of the invention by way of an example since the same has been found in practice to give satisfactory and reliable results. It is to be understood that the various parts of which the invention consists, can be variously changed Within the scope of the appended claims without departing from the broad aspects and spirit of the invention and that same is not limited to the precise arrangement and organization of the instrumentalities as herein shown and described.
To the above cited and other ends and with the foregoing and various other novel features and advantages and other objects of my invention as will become more readily apparent as the description proceeds, my invention consists in cer tain novel features of construction and in the combination and arrangement of parts as will be hereinafter more particularly pointed out in the claims hereunto annexed and more fully described and referred to in connection with the accompanying drawings wherein:
Fig. 1 is a top plan view of a childs play yard in the open or operating position showing certain features of my construction;
Fig. 2 is an end elevational view yard shown in Fig. 1;
Fig. 3 is an enlarged sectional view of the play yard along the line 33 of Fig. 1; and
Fig. 4 is an enlarged sectional view of the play yard along the line 4-4 of Fig. 1.
of the play In the following description and claims, various details will be identified by specific names for convenience. These names, however, are intended to be as generic in their application as the art will permit.
Referring now to the drawing more in detail, in which similar characters of reference indicate corresponding parts in the several figures, and referring more particularly to the preferred form of my invention selected for illustrative purposes, I have shown a play yard although it will be understood that the device of my invention could be a crib or a shipping receptacle or similar article equally as well so long as adapted for the folding or collapsing functions, which are the primary concern of this description.
The play yard as shown includes a pair of hori zontally-extending lower end rails l0 and I2 spaced opposite from and parallel to each other.
Horizontally extending upper end rails l4 and I6 are disposed above the lower end rails l0 and I2 respectively.
A plurality of vertically extending connecting bars l8 connect the respective upper and lower end rails on each side of the structure. It will be understood, however, that these rails may, if desired, be connected by other types of construction so as to provide, for example, solid side walls or walls of other types, all such as are well known and form no part of this invention.
An upper and lower end rail and the connecting member or members therebetween comprise what wil be hereinafter referred to in this specification as an end member.
A vertically extending corner post 20 is provided at each end of each of the end members. In each instance, the respective lower and upper end rails are fixed thereto in any conventional manner, as is shown in Fig. 2.
Pairs of opposite and spaced lower and upper side rail members and connecting bars therebetween are similarly provided on each side of the side members are hingedly connected to the respective adjacent posts but also in the respect that each of the side members is sub-dividedv into halves or sections 30, which halvesorsec tions are hingedly connected to each other bymeans of hinges 3? wherebythe sections-311 011 each side of the structure are foldable inwardly relative to each other and relative to the opposite end members in a manner as is clearly shown in U. S. Letters Patent #2,489,188 issued to Henry J. Landry on November 22, 1949.
By reference to that patent, it will be understood that the structure may thus be changed from an operating or open position whereat the opposite end wall members and opposite side wall members are spaced away from each other to a non-operating or collapsed position whereat the opposite end wall members are brought toward each other and are separated by the folded sections of the side wall members.
The members are so fixed relative to the end members and are so hingedly connected to the side members that the lower extremities 2! of the members 26 extend downwardly below the plane of the lower edges of the side and end members whereby legs are provided and the main body structure is held up off the floor. This is particularly desirable where the structure is used as a play yard or crib for a baby in which instance it is desired to avoid drafts close to the floor which may adversely affect the health of the baby.
A floor or base (the construction being a fiOOI in the case of a play yard, crib or cradle and being a base in the case of a receptacle) coin-- prises a pair of floor members and 42. These members are pivoted by means of hinges and to their respective lower end rails i9 and I2, as shown in Fig. 3.
Members 49 and 42-aregenerally triangular in form. and have their apices pointing toward each other. Member, 40 isprovided with apair of wing members 5! and 52 and member dZ-is provided with a pair of wing members 53-.and.54.
The wing members are generally triangular in shape and are of such dimension that-the members it and 12 and the wing members 51, 52, 53 and 5 1 when placed in a horizontal plane side by side in the manner shown by Landry generally cover the area defined within the opposed side and end members ofrthestructureh The wing members 5!, 52, 53 and 54 are hinged to the respective adjacent member 49 01:42 by hinges 56.
The wings 5!, 52, 53 and 54 have outen un.- hinged free edges adjacent the respectiversections of the lower side rails. the wings are not joined to the adjacent .sections of the lower side rails, all for reasons as will be presently observed. They are supported relative thereto by means of straps subsequently to be described. An improvement over the aforementioned Landry construction has been obtained in the elimination of a hinged connection between the wing members and the adjacent lower side rails inasmuch as in movements from That is to say,
an open to a collapsed position there are movements of the wing member relative to the respective section of the side members. Special hinges having slots to permit certain sliding or shifting motions of one element relative to the other have thus heretofore been necassary and these have been objectionable due to frequent malfunctions.
According to this invention, the wing members not being connected to adjacent frame members there is free movement of the wings during movement of the parts between open and closed positions. The wing members in no way prevent proper functioning of the relatively hinged side rail sections.
member outwardly beyond the rail memberl2 as shown in Fig. 3.
A pedal member consists of a foot engaging portion 68 and a pair of parallel side faces 61 which extend downwardly and away from the footportion S6. The side faces 87 have lower ends 68 or extremities which are offset oran-.-- gularly disposed relative thereto. as shown in- Fig. 3, andthese ends are fixed to opposite sides of the member 60 as by screws 65 or the like.
The ends 68 are notched; as at 10 to provide a clearance for the rail member 12 as in the case of the driving member 60 as aforementioned whereby a pivotalaction'ofmember 69 and the pedal member fixed thereto relative to the rail member 52 is made possible by hinges 46.
The construction and relation-of parts is such that as the foot engaging portion 66 of the pedal member is engaged by the foot of the operator and as the same is depressed downwardly; to a lowermost position as shown in dot-dash lines in Fig. 3, the. floor member. 42518: urged upwardly pivoting on the-hinges 46 relative to the rail member i 2 and thereby shifting from; its operat: ing position inthe horizontal plane to its non.- operating position in the vertical plane.
There is also provided a connectinglinkll. which may be, madeof any suitable, material and which has one extremity connected in pivotal relationto theinner extremity figi'of the operating member 60 by meanslofg suitable attachment "M- such as a pin or; the usual design. Member, 12';
has its opposite extremity held vin pivotalirela,-
tion'to a bracketzmember 16 which is fixed to the. underside. of the, floor member 40 as by rivets; l 8- or the-like;
The link I2. is of Suchtension that asthe ope crating memberfifi is urged upwardly toits verticalposition, the link 12i issimultaneously. acatuated upwardly causing floor member. 40 to.
pivot. upwardly'upon its hingemembers Mxrele ative to-.-the adjacent end'wall member andiurg ing same tobemoved inwardly toward the opposite end wall members i in. front of whichv thev operator is standing;
It will be appreciated: that while the pedal- It will also be understood that casters (not shown) may be secured to the lower extremities of the posts 20 so as to facilitate these movements relative to the base, floor or ground area upon which the structure is placed.
Thus actuating the operating member brings about the elevation of floor members 40 and 42. Simultaneously therewith, movement of the hinged sections ofthe side rails inwardly between the end rails is accomplished by means now to be described.
' Additionally, elevator members in the form of flexible straps 80 are provided beneath the adjacent inner edges of the floor members 40 and 42 and have their opposite free ends fixed to the respective sections of the lower end rails 30 as shown in Figs. 1 and 4. Brackets 82 in the form of angles are fixed to the members 30 by screws 84 or the like. The ends of the straps 80 are carried over the top portions of the angles and are fitted between the angles and the members 38 where they are held secure by means of the'fastening means 84. Other means for securing the rails to the straps may be provided.
The midsections of the straps 80 are secured to the underside of the respective floor member 40 or 42 so that as the floor members are elevated from their horizontal to their vertical positions, the strap members simultaneously are actuated so that they pull the respective sections of the side wall members inwardly.
The sections of the side wall members on each side being hinged to each other as aforementioned, a movement is effected whereby the sections move inwardly together so as to obtain the desired collapsing action.
It will here by understood that the wing members 5|, 52, 53, and 54 are in no way connected to the respective sections'of the side wall members. The wing members do seat upon the straps in horizontal position thereof. Since opposite ends of the straps are secured to the side rail sections, the inner adjacent edge portions of the floor sections are supported so that the central portion of the floor which is most used is adequately supported.
The various components of my invention having been described, I shall now describe the operation of my construction.
When the operator presses upon pedal 66, a pivotal action is initiated as the inner end of the operating member 60 is urged upwardly carrying therewith the floor member 42, which pivots upwardly upon hinges 46. Simultaneously, a similar pivoting action is initiated in the case of floor member 40 which pivots upwardly upon hinges 44, this action being produced by means of the extremity 62 of the member 60 which initiates the movement of the floor member 40 upwardly as the floor member 42 is urged upwardly. As member 42 continues upwardly, link 12 is pulled upwardly so as to urge the member 40 to hinge upon the hinges 44.
As the floor members 40 and 42 are raised about the axes of the respective hinges 44 and 46, the respective pairs of wing members being hingeably and pivotally connected thereto are simultaneously raised upwardly.
As the floor members are raised upwardly, the sections of the foldable side members are simultaneously moved inwardly, by the action of the straps 80 and 80.
It is to be appreciated that all of these actions are simultaneous with each other so that as the floor members are urged upwardly to the substantially vertical positions, the wing members are similarly elevated to substantially vertical positions to the point whereat the floor members and respective wing members are folded or collapsed inwardly between the opposite sides which are brought toward each other to provide a collapsed structure ready for carrying or storage.
Conversely, when it is desired to open the structure from the collapsed or folded position to the open or operating position, the ends need only be separated from each other. Such a separating action urges the floor and wing members downwardly by their own weight as the sections of. the side rail members are moved outwardly.
It will be noted that the floor members are elevated from horizontal to vertical position by operating mechanism arranged for positive action on the main floor members 4!! and 42 and that simultaneously therewith the side rail sections are moved inwardly by upward movements of said main floor members. In this way, the wing members do not function with an elevating action which tends to cause buckling thereof and the wing members not being attached to any rail members they do not interfere with or control the relative movement of other components. It will also be noted that the straps have a dual function in that they not only function to draw the side rail sections inwardly but provide supporting means for inner edge portions of the floor members which is important in structures of this kind.
1. A foldable construction comprising in combination, a pair of separate end members, a pair of separate side members each including a pair of sections hinged together at their inner edges and hinged at their outer edges to outer ends of said end members and adapted whereby the pairs of side members may be disposed in folded adjacency between said end members in the folded relation of the construction and in extended adjacency forming a rectangle with said end members in the non-folded relation of the construction, a pair of floor members each having a longitudinal edge hinged to one of said end members and provided with transverse free end edges, wing members adjacent the opposite free end edges of said floor members having inner edges hinged thereto and provided with free edges adjacent and opposite thereto, and a pair of elevators each having outer ends connected to said side members and each having a mid section connected to one of said floor members,.all adapted and arranged whereby in movement of the parts form a nonfolded to a folded relation and as said end members are moved together said elevators are caused to pull said side members inwardly.
2. A folding construction comprising in combination, and end rail member at each end of the folding construction, a pair of floor members each having a longitudinal edge hinged to one of said ege'romw 7 end 1' rail-1 members andhaving wing membershingedly secured to its adjacent. transverse" end edges asiderail member-at each: end of the fold altadapted and arranged fwhereby as said :rloor.
members are swung into substantially'vertical positions: saidEside railmembers are moved m wardly by said elevatorss,
3: A foldableconstructioncomprising incombination; axpair oi i'spaced 'en'd members; a pair of spaced side memberszeach including a pair .of :side sections hingedtogether"- at. their inner. edges and hinged "at their-outer ends to outer ends of said enddn'embers andthepairs of .side sections being disposed i in close folded adjacency between said endrmembers in the folded relation of the constrnctio'm a pair of floor members each having a longitudinal edge hinged to one of said end memhers-and provided with transverse free end edges,
wings addacentthei-opposite free end edges of said fioor -members-having. inner edges hinged thereto and'provided'witmfree edges adjacent and opposite-thereto, and-elevators independent of and suporting each: ot'said wings and each having outer ends connectedjo theoppositely disposed side rail sections and an inner portionconnected to; a;- free edge portion of the one of said floor members adjacent thereto, all adapted and arranged-whereby movement I of parts from a non-foldedto' 'asfolded relationthe sections of said side: membersare: moved inwardly. by said bination; a pair-of separate end members, a. pair ot-'separate--si'demembers eachmclud ing a pair of sections hinged together at their inner edgesv 8 andihingedi' atrtheir outer' edges to the adjacent outer 'ends of: said end members, apair of floor members each havinga longitudinal edge hingedto. one of said endmembers and provided with opposite transverse free end edges, wing membersiadjacent the-freeend edges of said floor membersmhaving inner edges hinged thereto, and aupain. of elevators each having the outer ends thereof connected to the adjacentside members and; each having an-. intermediate portion connected to adjacent floor members, all. adapted and arranged whereby inmovement of the parts from a non-folded to a folded relation said'en'd.
members are moved together and said elevators are caused to pull said side members inwardly.
5. A foldable construction comprisingin combination'; a pair of spaced end members, a-pair.
of spaced side members each including a pair of side'sections hinged together at their inneredges and hinged at their outer ends to outer ends of said end members, a pair of floor members each having a longitudinal edge hinged to one of said end members and provided with opposite transverse-free end edges, wings adjacent each of the freeend edges of said floor members having inner edges hinged thereto, and a pair of elevators independent of and supporting each of saidwings and each having outer ends connected to the oppositely disposed side rail sections and an inner portion connected to a free edge portion of the one of said floor members adjacent thereto, all adapted and arranged whereby in movement of parts from non-folded to folded positions the sections of said side members are moved inwardly bysaid elevators.
KENNETH H. POND.
References Cited in the file of thispatent UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 2,489,188 Landry Nov; 22, 1949 2,523,124- Landry Sept. 9, 1950
US2758317 * Oct 8, 1953 Aug 14, 1956 Henry J Landry Convertible folding play-yard and crib constructions
US2883679 * Apr 11, 1956 Apr 28, 1959 Henry J Landry Folding play-yard
US2896224 * Nov 19, 1956 Jul 28, 1959 Henry J Landry Convertible folding play-yard
U.S. Classification 5/99.1, 217/46, 217/14
International Classification A47D13/06, A47D13/00


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저자: Frederick James Furnivall; Edith Rickert
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