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Patent US5501902 - Printable material - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA portable material having first and second surfaces, which printable material includes a first layer defining the first surface and a second layer defining the second surface. The second layer includes particles of a thermoplastic polymer having largest dimensions of less than about 50 micrometers and...http://www.google.com/patents/US5501902?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5501902 - Printable materialAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS5501902 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/268,089Publication dateMar 26, 1996Filing dateJun 28, 1994Priority dateJun 28, 1994Fee statusPaidAlso published asCA2145891A1, CA2145891CPublication number08268089, 268089, US 5501902 A, US 5501902A, US-A-5501902, US5501902 A, US5501902AInventorsFrancis J. KronzerOriginal AssigneeKimberly Clark CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (23), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (223), Classifications (43), Legal Events (10) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPrintable material
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Dielectrophoresis-assembled zeolitic imidazolate framework nanoparticle-coupled resonators for highly sensitive and selective gas detection. - PubMed - NCBI
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See comment in PubMed Commons belowNano Lett. 2013 Nov 13;13(11):5271-6. doi: 10.1021/nl4027692. Epub 2013 Oct 10.Dielectrophoresis-assembled zeolitic imidazolate framework nanoparticle-coupled resonators for highly sensitive and selective gas detection.Hwang Y1, Sohn H, Phan A, Yaghi OM, Candler RN.Author information1Department of Electrical Engineering, University of California , Los Angeles, California 90095, United States.AbstractThis work reports on zeolitic imidazolate framework (ZIF)-coupled microscale resonators for highly sensitive and selective gas detection. The combination of microscale resonators and nanoscale materials simultaneously permits the benefit of larger capture area for adsorption from the resonator and enhanced surface adsorption capacity from the nanoscale ZIF structure. Dielectrophoresis (DEP) was demonstrated as a novel method for directly assembling concentrated ZIF nanoparticles on targeted regions of silicon resonant sensors. As part of the dielectrophoretic assembly process, the first ever measurements of the Clausius-Mossotti factor for ZIFs were conducted to determine optimal conditions for DEP assembly. The first ever real-time adsorption measurements of ZIFs were also performed to investigate the possibility of inherent gas selectivity. The ZIF-coupled resonators demonstrated sensitivity improvement up to 150 times over a bare silicon resonator with identical dimensions, and real-time adsorption measurements of ZIFs revealed different adsorption time constants for IPA and CO2. PMID: 24099583 [PubMed] SharePublication TypesPublication TypesResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tResearch Support, U.S. Gov't, Non-P.H.S.LinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesAmerican Chemical SocietyPubMed Commons home

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Patent US6645666 - Battery cooling system - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA cordless power tool has a housing which includes a mechanism to couple with a removable battery pack. The battery pack includes one or more battery cells as well as a vent system in the battery pack housing which enables fluid to move through the housing. A mechanism is associated with the battery...http://www.google.com/patents/US6645666?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6645666 - Battery cooling systemAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6645666 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/566,567Publication dateNov 11, 2003Filing dateMay 8, 2000Priority dateMar 5, 1998Fee statusPaidAlso published asDE69901973D1, DE69901973T2, DE69931665D1, DE69931665T2, DE69936881D1, DE69936881T2, EP0940864A2, EP0940864A3, EP0940864B1, EP1178556A2, EP1178556A3, EP1178556B1, EP1178557A2, EP1178557A3, EP1178557B1, EP1178559A2, EP1178559A3, EP1178559B1, US6455186, US6949309, US7014945, US7056616, US7252904, US7326490, US7736792, US7939193, US20020034682, US20020197527, US20030027037, US20040174138, US20040175610, US20060110656, US20080102355Publication number09566567, 566567, US 6645666 B1, US 6645666B1, US-B1-6645666, US6645666 B1, US6645666B1InventorsRobert G. Moores, Jr., Rouse R. Bailey, Jr., Robert Bradus, John R. Cochran, Lee W. Ramstrom, Fred S. Watts, Paul S. White, Daniele C. Brotto, Janet M. EmbreyOriginal AssigneeBlack & Decker Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (5), Referenced by (21), Classifications (73), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetBattery cooling systemUS 6645666 B1Abstract A cordless power tool has a housing which includes a mechanism to couple with a removable battery pack. The battery pack includes one or more battery cells as well as a vent system in the battery pack housing which enables fluid to move through the housing. A mechanism is associated with the battery pack to dissipate heat from the battery pack.
What is claimed is: 1. A battery pack to be inserted in an electrical appliance by movement along a first direction comprising:
a housing having top, bottom and side walls, a terminal tower disposed on the top wall, an air inlet disposed on at least one of the terminal tower and the top wall, and an air outlet for allowing air to exit from the housing; a plenum disposed within the housing and connected to the air inlet, the plenum having at least one hole for allowing air to move therethrough; a first cell disposed within the housing and against the plenum; a filter disposed within the housing; and an insulation plate disposed between the filter and the first cell. 2. The battery pack of claim 1, wherein the air outlet is disposed on one of the side walls.
providing a first plurality of cells; assembling the first plurality of cells into a first cluster; disposing the first cluster on a plenum; disposing a first insulation plate on the first cluster; disposing a first filter on the first insulation plate; and disposing the first cluster, the first insulation plate, the first filter and plenum within a housing. 20. The method of claim 19, further comprising disposing a temperature indicating device within the housing.
disposing a second insulation plate on the second cluster; and disposing a second filter on the second insulation plate. 24. The method of claim 19, wherein assembling the first plurality of cells comprises connecting the first plurality of cells.
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS The present application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. application Ser. No. 09/035,586, filed Mar. 5, 1998, now pending.
FIG. 18 is a partial cross-sectional view of the battery pack of FIG. 16 along line A�A of FIG. 16 and another embodiment of the charger.
FIG. 19 is a partial cross-sectional view of the battery pack of FIG. 16 along line A�A of FIG. 16 and another embodiment of the charger.
FIG. 27 is a partial top plan cross-sectional view of the battery pack of FIG. 24 along line B�B of FIG. 27 and the charger of FIG. 27.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION Turning to the figures, a cordless device is illustrated and designated with the reference numeral 20. The cordless device ordinarily includes a clamshell type housing 22. The housing 22 includes a mechanism 24 to couple with a portion of a battery pack 26. The cordless device 20 includes electrical elements 28 which couple with the battery pack electrical elements 29. Also, the device includes a trigger 30 which energizes the motor 32 within the
Charger 400 may also have outlet holes or vents 405. Accordingly, air exiting from the battery pack 300 may form a low pressure region above vents 405, �pulling� air from the charger 400 outwardly. This would promote air cooling of the charger electronic components 403.
Furthermore, the charger 400 can control the speed of fan 401 by using information from the temperature indicating device 317. For example, the charger 400 would receive information from the temperature indicating device 317. If the battery pack 300 is too cold, e.g., below 20� C., the charger 400 would lower the speed or stop fan 401. Similarly, the charger can control fan 401 so as to maintain the temperature of battery pack 300 around a predetermined point, such as about 30� C.
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EJEMPLOS Y EJERCICIOS PHP.CURSO
Universidad de Matamoros & IDSystems. 2009-2011Profesor: LSC Sergio Hugo Sanchez Olivares
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PRACTICA 1 ................................................................................................................................................. 7
PRACTICA 2 ................................................................................................................................................. 7
PRACTICA 3 ................................................................................................................................................. 7
PRACTICA 4 ................................................................................................................................................. 8
Ejercicio 1 - 01_info.php ............................................................................................................................. 8
Ejercicio 2 - 02_hola.php............................................................................................................................. 9
Ejercicio 3 - 03_hola2.php .......................................................................................................................... 9
PRACTICA 5 ............................................................................................................................................... 10
Ejercicio 4 - 04_variable1.php................................................................................................................... 11
Ejercicio 5 - 05_variable2.php................................................................................................................... 12
Ejercicio 6 - 06_break.php ........................................................................................................................ 13
Ejercicio 7 - 07_break2.php ...................................................................................................................... 14
Ejercicio 8 - 08_weekdays1.php ............................................................................................................... 15
Ejercicio 9 - 09_weekdays2.php ............................................................................................................... 16
Ejercicio 10 - 10_Operaciones.php ........................................................................................................... 17
Ejercicio 11 - 11_Comparacion.php .......................................................................................................... 18
Ejercicio 12 - 12_Logicos.php .................................................................................................................... 19
Ejercicio 13 - 13_Ejer01.php ..................................................................................................................... 20
Ejercicio 14 - 14_Redondeo.php ............................................................................................................... 21
Ejercicio 15 - 15_if.php ............................................................................................................................. 22
Ejercicio 16 – IF..Else ................................................................................................................................. 23
PRACTICA 6 ............................................................................................................................................... 23
PRACTICA 7 ............................................................................................................................................... 23
PRACTICA 8 ............................................................................................................................................... 24
PRACTICA 9 ............................................................................................................................................... 24
Ejercicio 17 - 16_switch.php ..................................................................................................................... 24
Ejercicio 18 - 17_Tabla1.php ..................................................................................................................... 25
Ejercicio 19 - 18_tabla2.php ..................................................................................................................... 27
Ejercicio 20 - 19_tabla3.php ..................................................................................................................... 28
Ejercicio 21 - 20_while.php ....................................................................................................................... 29
20.html .................................................................................................................................................. 30
Ejercicio 22 - 20_whileB.php ..................................................................................................................... 31
PRACTICA 10 ............................................................................................................................................. 32
Ejercicio 23 - 21_libreria.phtml ................................................................................................................. 32
22_pag1.php .......................................................................................................................................... 33
23_pag2.php .......................................................................................................................................... 33
Ejercicio 24 - 24_analisis.php .................................................................................................................... 34
Ejercicio 25 - 25_analisis.php .................................................................................................................... 36
Ejercicio 26 - 26_analisis.php .................................................................................................................... 37
Ejercicio 27 - 27_pass1.php ...................................................................................................................... 38
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Newpage1.html ..................................................................................................................................... 39
Newpage2.html ..................................................................................................................................... 39
Sorry.html .............................................................................................................................................. 39
Ejercicio 28 - 28_feedback.php ................................................................................................................. 40
Ejercicio 29 - 29_counter.php ................................................................................................................... 42
Ejercicio 30 - 30_guestbook.php............................................................................................................... 43
Ejercicio 31 - 31_encuesta.php ................................................................................................................. 45
Ejercicio 32 - 32_readfeeds ....................................................................................................................... 46
PRACTICA 10 – Formulario (controles text y submit) ............................................................................... 47
PRACTICA 11 – Formulario (control radio) ............................................................................................... 47
PRACTICA 12 - Formulario (control checkbox)......................................................................................... 47
PRACTICA 13 – Formulario (control select) .............................................................................................. 47
PRACTICA 14 – Formulario (control textarea) .......................................................................................... 48
PRACTICA 15 – Vectores (tradicionales) ................................................................................................... 48
PRACTICA 16 – Creacion de un archivo de texto ...................................................................................... 48
PRACTICA 17 – Lectura de un archivo de texto ........................................................................................ 49
PRACTICA 18 – Vectores (asociativos) ...................................................................................................... 49
PRACTICA 19 – Funciones ......................................................................................................................... 49
Ejercicio 33 - 33_seguridad ....................................................................................................................... 51
Ejercicio 34 - 34_album.php ..................................................................................................................... 52
Ejercicio 40 - 40_mysql01.php .................................................................................................................. 54
Ejercicio 41 - 41_mysql02.php .................................................................................................................. 55
Ejercicio 42 - 42_mysql03.php .................................................................................................................. 56
Acceso.inc.php ...................................................................................................................................... 57
Ejercicio 43 – Alta de registros .................................................................................................................. 58
pagina2.php ........................................................................................................................................... 58
PRACTICA 20 – Insert (alta de registros en una tabla) .............................................................................. 59
Ejercicio 44 – Listado................................................................................................................................. 59
PRACTICA 21 – Listado (seleccion de registros de una tabla) ................................................................... 60
Ejercicio 45 – Consulta .............................................................................................................................. 60
pagina2.php ........................................................................................................................................... 60
PRACTICA 22 – Consulta (selección de registros de una tabla) ................................................................ 61
Ejercicio 46 – Delete ................................................................................................................................. 61
pagina2.php ........................................................................................................................................... 61
PRACTICA 23 – Delete (Baja de un registro en una tabla) ........................................................................ 62
Ejercicio 47 – Delete (todo) ...................................................................................................................... 62
PRACTICA 24 – Delete (Baja de todos los registros de una tabla) ............................................................ 63
Ejercicio 48 – Update ................................................................................................................................ 63
pagina2.php ........................................................................................................................................... 63
pagina3.php ........................................................................................................................................... 64
PRACTICA 25 – Update (Modificacion de un registro de una tabla) ........................................................ 64
Ejercicio 49 – Insert ................................................................................................................................... 65
pagina2.php ........................................................................................................................................... 65
PRACTICA 26 – Insert (y consulta de otra tabla) ....................................................................................... 66
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I made the best of it, not even complaining that the only vegetarian starter was a goat’s cheese tart!
On Sunday afternoon, my sister phoned to tell me she’d just got home, having dropped off her son at university for the very first time.
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I’d just been in London for Fashion Week, but hadn’t stayed with him expressly because when we were in Ramsgate for my birthday, I asked if he’d managed to do anything about his flat, and he said, ‘No, I have a mental blockage about it.’
But I know he was annoyed that I hadn’t suggested meeting up, as I haven’t heard from him in four days. I could have invited him to join me in my hotel room, and to go out for dinner, but I thought: why should I? Why can’t he get off his bony arse and make his flat more welcoming?
‘Well, when I called you on your birthday, and you were driving to the coast and answered on Bluetooth, I said I hoped you’d have a great time, and David piped up, “Well, I can’t do that, can I, as I’m with Liz.”’
‘Did he?’ I said, surprised, upset. ‘I didn’t hear him say that.’
This is the problem with being deaf: you miss all the barbed asides, the mutterings under the breath, the slights.
‘I think he meant it as a joke, but that was the sort of thing Nirpal always used to say once you were married. A bit chippy, and meant to undermine you.’
It’s ironic that David was the one who was ill and miserable all weekend, while I made the best of it, not even complaining that the only vegetarian starter on offer at the hotel was a goat’s cheese tart!
So, David is giving me the silent treatment, but it’s his fault for not caring enough about my needs to do anything about making his home more welcoming and practical.
Boyfriends should serve some purpose, shouldn’t they?
And while he emails me at 12 minutes past midnight on a Sunday whenever he is upset with something I have written, I am finding it a bit strange that he hasn’t responded to my column where I wrote: ‘Which brings me to the matter of the wedding banns. I have been emailed the forms by the warden of the church that is hosting our wedding, and in attempting to fill them in I have discovered I know nothing about David. Not his father’s name, not whether or not he was christened.
'Nothing. And I have been too shy, too uncertain, to forward the email to him and make him do it himself.’
My feeling is that he hasn’t responded to the above not because he is unsure about marrying me (in which case, have the balls to email and tell me that’s the case), but because he is too lazy to open a document, print it, scan it and limp to a postbox.
Instead, rather than being proactive and useful, I know he has been practising sending emails with a video attachment, because when I was in New York he sent me a YouTube clip of Bill Withers singing ‘Ain’t No Sunshine’. I’m still too busy to open it.
Anyway, come Monday afternoon, and still no word, I looked at his Facebook page, just in case he had died over the weekend from smoking, and happened to see his gallery of photos, from before he re-met me.
In every single one he was with friends, laughing, eating, smoking, sunbathing. Normal! And I realise all we are doing is making each other unhappy.
LIZ JONES'S DIARY: In which I debate the pros and cons of... LIZ JONES'S DIARY: In which David finally breaks his silence
He needs someone laid-back, not super-busy. He needs someone who doesn’t care if his kitchen floor is sticky.
I need practical help, support and someone to talk to, bounce ideas off, someone who makes me laugh.
While I was being silent in New York, he sent me an email saying, ‘I don’t want to add to your stress, but I worry about you. I guess you are not used to having someone who cares about you.’
And while that sounds all well and good, to me, caring about me would be not forcing me to spend money I don’t have on a hotel because he’s too macho (just another word for lazy) to do housework.

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Fulham 0-1 Blackburn Rovers: Jordan Rhodes heaps more misery on managerless Fulham at Craven Cottage | Daily Mail Online
Fulham 0-1 Blackburn Rovers: Jordan Rhodes heaps more misery on managerless Fulham at Craven Cottage
Kit Symons was in charge of Fulham after Felix Magath's exit this week
Fulham defender Shaun Hutchinson sent off on the stroke of half-time
Blackburn made the most of their extra man when Jordan Rhodes scored
Fulham pushed for an equaliser but Blackburn held on for three points
Published: 11:57 EDT, 20 September 2014 | Updated: 12:08 EDT, 20 September 2014
Jordan Rhodes spoiled Kit Symons’ first audition be named the next Fulham manager as the search for the Cottagers first win of the season goes on.
Symons replaced Felix Magath on Thursday after Fulham only managed to pick up one point from their first seven games and are rooted to the foot of the Championship.
And the former Fulham defender has made it clear he wants to succeed Magath and become owner Shahid Khan’s fourth manager since he bought the club 14 months ago.
Jordan Rhodes (right) celebrates scoring the winner for Blackburn Rovers
Shaun Hutchinson (right) of Fulham reacts after being sent off on the stroke of half-time
Fulham caretaker manager Kit Symons applauds the Craven Cottage crowd
Fulham: Bettinelli 6, Hoogland 6, Hutchinson 3, Burn 6, Amorebieta 7, Christensen 6, Parker 7.5, Stafylidis 6.5 (Roberts 83), Ruiz 7 (G.Williams 73 6), McCormack 6.5, Rodallega 7
Substitutes not used: Kiraly (GK), Bodurov, Roberts, Dembele, Hyndman, Kavanagh
Booked: McCormack 25, Hoogland 62, Amorebieta 90+2
Sent off: Hutchinson 45+2
Blackburn: Steele 6, Baptiste 5.5, Duffy 6, Hanley 6.5, Olsson 6, Marshall 6, Evans 6, Williamson 6 (Conway 45 6) , Cairney 6.5 (Taylor 46 6), Rhodes 7 (Varney 78), Gestede 6
Substitutes not used: Eastwood (GK), Henley, Kilgallon, King
Scorer: Rhodes 58
Booked: Evans 55, Taylor 88
And he has the backing of the fans as there was a lot of positivity following the managerial change - but positivity does not buy you points.
And Symons was unable to improve on Fulham’s winless start to the season as Blackburn took all three points home from Craven Cottage.
Rhodes poked home the only goal of the game just before the hour mark in a game in which Fulham played the second half with 10 men after Sean Hutchinson was sent off for a rash challenge on Lee Williamson.
Despite all the positivity among the home fans, it was Blackburn who had the first chance.
Ben Marshall beat Hutchinson for pace but was unable to keep his shot on target.
Striker Jordan Rhodes then struggled to keep his header on target from a Alex Baptiste cross.
But Fulham found their feet midway through the half and it was Bryan Ruiz - a man Symons brought in from the cold - who was puling strings in midfield.
The Costa Rica star combined well with Ross McCormack - but neither were able to test Jason Steele in the Rovers goal.
Corry Evans (left) of Blackburn chases Fulham midfielder Bryan Ruiz (right) during the match
Jordan Rhodes scored the only goal of the game to heap more misery on managerless Fulham
Fernando Amorebieta then raced forward down the left wing and teed the ball up perfectly for Ruiz on the edge of the box - but he fired over.
Fulham’s best chance came just before the break when Scott Parker’s crunching tackle on Tom Cairney on the half way line freed Hugo Rodallega - but the Colombian’s fierce shot went just wide.
Rodallega - another player who had not had much playing time under Magath this season - was clearly enjoying being back involved and he almost gave Fulham the lead in comical circumstances when he chased down Baptiste’s backpass and Steele’s clearance cannoned off the striker’s head and wide to safety.
But on the stroke of half time things took a turn for the worse for Fulham as Hutchinson was shown a straight red card for a reckless challenge on Williamson.
The defender lost control of the ball on the halfway line and went diving in with his studs showing. He missed the ball and went straight through Williamson - who was subsequently carried off on a stretcher.
Blackburn made the most of the extra man and took the lead just before the hour mark.
Corry Evans’ shot from the edge of the area was not cleared by Dan Burn and the ball fell to Rhodes who was able to poke the ball home from six yards out.
It was a typical poachers finish from the Scotland striker and he could have doubled the lead minutes later.
Shane Duffy played Rhodes in and he rounded Marcus Bettinelli - only to be denied by a sliding challenge by Burn.
Fulham tried to mount a comeback with McCormack doing his best to get Fulham back on level terms.
He crossed for Tim Hoogland, but the German defender dragged his shot wide of the post.
And Blackburn’s defence stood firm and Fulham’s search for their first win of the season goes on.
Symons will know that if he is to beat the likes of Malky Mackay, Chris Hughton and Steve Clarke to the job then he will have to find a way of turning round Fulham’s dreadful start to the season.
Dan Burn (left) consoles Shaun Hutchinson (right) after his sending off on Saturday afternoon
Kit Symons reacts to Jordan Rhodes' goal for Blackburn Rovers on Saturday afternoon
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