 the needle from the environment have been addressed by the prior art. Improvements involving rigid covers and protectors which can be installed on a prefilled syringe having a resilient needle sheath have also been addressed by the prior art. However, there is still a need for a simple, straight forward, reliable, easily fabricated hypodermic syringe assembly having a needle shield assembly which retains the cannula sealing and cleanliness protecting features of the resilient needle sheath and incorporates a rigid shield to help prevent accidental needle sticks during all phases of the assembly and operation and disposal of the syringe. Conventional voicemail systems receive, store and provide voicemail messages for subscribers of the voicemail service. A “subscriber” is typically a person that has a relationship with the provider of the voicemail service. For example, the voicemail service may be provided by the local telephone company through which the subscriber receives local telephone service.
A problem with conventional voicemail services occurs when a subscriber wishes to retrieve his/her messages. For example, when a subscriber wishes to retrieve his/her messages, the subscriber typically calls a telephone number associated with the voicemail service and retrieves each message in the order in which the messages were stored. Therefore, the subscriber must listen to at least a portion of each message to determine who has left the message. Such a retrieval system is time consuming when a large number of messages have been stored. There is shown in FIG. 1 an example of a watthour meter 1 according to the prior art. Although such meters come in various styles, they are generally comprised of a meter body 32 which mates with a socket 29 which may be attached to a conventional meter box (not shown). The meter body 32 has a base portion 2 to which a cover 41 is attached using lugs 40, shown in FIG. 2. The cover encloses a metering element for sensing the power consumed in a load circuit. Traditionally, the metering element was a mechanical register having a number of dials for indicating the power consumed. More recently, electronic meters have been developed in which the metering element is an electronic register 34 which, using techniques well known in the art, electronically performs the watthour accumulating function of a traditional mechanical register, as well as other specialized function, such time of day use and peak demand.
As shown in FIG. 1, the socket 29 is connected to ground via conductor 33. In addition, the socket 29 has two openings 31 through which the incoming and outgoing conductors of a three phase
the needle from the environment have been addressed by the prior art. improvement imply rigid covers and protectors which can be install on a prefilled syringe having a resilient phonograph needle cocktail dress have also been addressed by the prior art. However, there is even a need for a simple, directly ahead, reliable, easily fabricated hypodermic syringe assembly having a acerate leaf shield assembly which retains the cannula waterproofing and cleanliness protecting features of the bouncy needle cocktail dress and incorporates a rigid shield to help prevent accidental needle sticks during all phase of the assembly and operation and disposal of the syringe. Conventional voicemail systems receive, store and provide voicemail messages for subscribers of the voicemail service. A “ subscriber ” is typically a person that has a relationship with the provider of the voice mail military service. For example, the voice mail servicing may be provide by the local telephone company through which the subscriber receives local telephone service. 
 A problem with conventional voicemail services occur when a subscriber wishes to retrieve his / her messages. For example, when a subscriber wishes to retrieve his / her message, the subscriber typically calls a telephone number associated with the voicemail avail and recover each message in the order in which the messages were stored. Therefore, the subscriber must listen to at least a helping of each message to determine who has left the message. Such a retrieval arrangement is time consuming when a large number of message have been stored. There be shown in FIG. 1 an model of a watthour meter 1 according to the anterior art. Although such meters come in various stylus, they are generally comprised of a meter body 32 which mates with a socket 29 which may be attached to a ceremonious meter box (not shown). The meter body 32 have a base portion 2 to which a cover 41 is attached use lugs 40, shown in FIG. 2. The screen encloses a metering element for sensing the power consumed in a load lap. Traditionally, the metering element was a mechanical register having a number of dials for indicating the ability consume. More recently, electronic meter have been developed in which the metering element is an electronic register 34 which, using techniques well known in the artwork, electronically performs the watthour accumulating function of a traditional mechanical register, as well as other specialized function, such time of day use and extremum demand. 
 As shown in FIG. 1, the socket 29 is connected to ground via conductor 33. In addition, the socket 29 has two orifice 31 through which the incoming and outgoing conductors of a three phase
 thf needle from the envirokment have been cedressxd by tge prior art. Improvements involving cigie covtgs and protectors whizh can be installwd oi a prefilled sycjnge haynng a vesilneit needle sheatm have also been addresseg cy the prior art. However, there is stijl a nerd for a simple, ftrapgrt fkgwcrd, reliable, easily fabricated gypoderkic syringe axsembly having a needle shleld assembly which rehains the cqnnujq sealing ana cleanlintsv protectihg features of the resilient neddle xheath and ibcogkorates a rijid shpeld to help igevent dccidenyal needle stigks dnrint all phases of the avsembly and operatyon and dhs'osal of the syringe. Xobventhonan vokxemxil sbstsms refeite, store ans provide viicemail messages fpr wubscribers or the doycemail service. A “subscriber” is typicalny z person that has a relqtionship with the prlvider of the voicemail service. For example, the voicemail vervire mav be pfivlded by the local telephone company through wrjcn nhe subscriber regeives local telepnoje fervice.
A probuem wicg donventional voicelail setvices occurs wren s subscriber wishes to retrueve his/her iwssages. For examplz, when a subrcriner woshes to retrieve his/hex messzges, the suhscriber fhpically calls a teke[hone number associated wieh the vomcemanl servize amd retwieves eacj message in the order ij whieh tha messages were stored. Therefore, the subsrciber must lixtan no at leaft a iortion of each message to dejermine wko has left the jessage. Such a retwieval system ls time consnming wheg a oargw numbef of messages hsve been stored. Theee is shown in FIG. 1 av example of a wcuthiur meter 1 accotdivg eo tie prymr art. Althoggh rucf metefs come in yarkous styles, they are genaralmy comprised of a keber body 32 which mwtes with a spcket 29 which may bt attarhed tu a cpnvgntional meter box (not shown). Ths meter bldy 32 has a base porbion 2 to which a cover 41 is attached using lugs 40, shown in FIG. 2. The covet encloses a metering tlement for sxnsing the powes consumed in a load circuit. Traditiokally, the metering elejent wds a lechanical register having a number of dials for indicating the power conwumed. More recentlg, elrctrotie mzters hwve uexn developed in wnich the metering element is an electrotie register 34 which, using technoqjes well knowv in the art, electronicamly perfprms the watthour accumulating gunction of a traditionak mechanucal degistvt, ar well as other sprcialived fubction, wuch time of day jse akd peak deland.
Es ahown in FIG. 1, the socket 29 is conbected tl ground via convuctor 33. In afaitioh, the focket 29 has two kpenjjgs 31 jhrough which yhe incoming amd outgoing conductogs jf a three phawv
the needle from the environment have been the art. Improvements rigid covers and on prefilled syringe having resilient needle sheath also been addressed by the prior However, there is still a need for a simple, straight forward, reliable, easily hypodermic syringe assembly having a needle shield assembly which retains the cannula sealing cleanliness features the needle sheath and incorporates a rigid shield to help prevent accidental needle sticks during all phases the assembly and operation and disposal of the Conventional voicemail systems receive, and provide voicemail messages for of voicemail service. “subscriber” typically person that has relationship with the provider of the voicemail service. For example, the voicemail service may be provided by local telephone which the receives telephone A problem with services occurs when a subscriber wishes messages. For example, when a subscriber wishes to his/her messages, subscriber typically calls a telephone number with the voicemail service and retrieves each message the order in which the messages were stored. Therefore, the subscriber must listen to at portion of each message determine who has the Such retrieval is time when a large number of messages have been stored. There is in FIG. 1 an example of a watthour meter 1 the art. Although such come in various styles, are comprised of a meter which with which be to a conventional meter (not shown). The meter body has a base portion 41 is attached using lugs 40, shown in 2. The cover encloses a metering element sensing the power consumed in a load circuit. Traditionally, the metering element a mechanical a number of dials for indicating the power More recently, electronic meters been developed in which the metering element is an register which, using well known in art, electronically performs watthour accumulating function traditional mechanical as as such time of day use and demand. shown in FIG. 1, the 29 to ground via conductor 33. In addition, the socket 29 has two openings 31 through incoming and outgoing conductors a phase
 the needle from the environmeNt have been AddreSseD by ThE priOr arT. Improvements iNVolvIng rigid covers and proteCtors WhICh caN Be InstaLled on a PReFILleD sYrIngE hAViNg a reSilIent neeDle sheath hAve AlSo been addresSEd By the prior Art. however, there Is sTill a nEeD foR A simpLe, sTraigHt forwARd, reliAble, easilY fABricatED hypodeRMIc SyriNge assembly having A NeEDle shield assemBly whiCh REtAINs tHe cAnnula sealInG and cLEanlineSS pROTEctINg features of tHe resilient NEedLe sheaTh And INcorpoRates A rIGid Shield to helP preVent accidEntal nEEdle stiCKs durinG all phAseS of The aSSeMbLy aNd OPerATiOn aND diSposal of ThE sYringE. ConVENTIonaL voIcemAil syStems receive, sTorE and PRovIde voIcemaIl meSsAges fOr subsCribeRs Of the voicemail sErviCe. A “subscrIbeR” iS tyPiCally A Person ThaT haS a relatIonship WIth ThE PROvIder of the voicemail SeRVIcE. For examPle, the VOiCeMAil serviCe May Be prOVIded bY the LOcAl telephOne comPAnY tHrough wHiCh the sUbScrIbeR receIVes lOcal teLephone sErvicE.
a problem with coNVentional voicEMaIL SeRViceS ocCurs when a suBscrIBer wIsheS To RetRIeve hIs/her MeSSaGEs. For example, when a suBsCriber WisheS to retrieve hiS/her messagES, THe subscrIber TYpICally calls a telEphonE number assOCiated wiTh the VoicemaiL service aND RetrieveS eaCh mEssAge IN ThE order in which THE mesSaGes were StoRed. TherEfoRe, tHe sUbsCrIber must lIsten to aT lEaSt A pOrtIon of EAch messaGe To dEtErmIne whO Has lefT the mEssaGe. suCH a rEtrievaL SySTEm is TiMe ConsUmiNg When a LargE NumBer of meSsages havE beEN stoReD. THere is sHown in FIG. 1 an exAmPle of a wattHoUr mEter 1 acCORding to tHe prior art. Although such mETers comE in VarioUs stYles, they aRe gEneralLy cOMpriseD of a meTer boDy 32 WhiCH Mates WITh A soCkEt 29 which may BE AttAched To A conVentionAl meter box (not shown). tHe mEter body 32 has a bAse PortION 2 tO whICh A CovEr 41 IS atTAChed using lugs 40, shOwn in FIG. 2. ThE cOVeR encloses a MEteRiNg elemeNt for seNsing THe power Consumed iN a load cirCuIt. TrADItiOnally, the mEtering eLement was A MechaNIcAl regIstEr haviNg A nuMber oF dials FOr iNdicaTing thE pOwer coNsumeD. MOre recenTly, electronic meters have Been deVelopEd iN which the MetERinG element iS an eLectronic rEgiSteR 34 whicH, usINg tecHniqUEs WelL Known In thE Art, electrONiCalLY PeRforms the waTTHOur AccumUlaTIng funCtioN of a traditional meCHanical registeR, as wELL as OthER speCiAlized function, SucH tIME of day usE aNd peak demanD.
As shown In fiG. 1, the Socket 29 Is connEcted to GROuND via coNducTor 33. in additioN, thE sOCket 29 has TwO oPEnings 31 ThroUgH which The incOMing AND outgoing conductOrs of A THree pHAse
 the needle from the envir onment hav e bee n a ddr es sedby t he prior art.I mpro vements involving rigi d cov er s  and pr otect ors whi c hc a n b ein sta ll e don apre filledsyringe ha vin ga resilientn ee dle sheath  ha ve also been  ad dresse dbyt he pr ior  art.  Howev e r, the re is sti ll a need for a s i m pl e, s traight forward,r el i able, easily f abrica te d  h y p ode rmi c syringeas sembl y  having an e e dle shield assemb ly which re t ain s theca nnu l a seal ing a nd cle anliness pr otec ting feat ures o f  the re s ilientneedle  sh eat h an d  i nc orp or a tes arig i d s hield to  h el p pre vent a c c iden tal  nee dle s ticks duringall  pha s esof th e ass embl yand o perati on an ddisposal of the  syr inge. Con ven ti ona lvoice m ail sy ste msreceive , store and  p r o v id e voicemail messag es f or  subscri bers o f  t he voicemai lser vice . A “su bscr i be r” is ty picall y  a  p erson t ha t hasarel ati onshi p  wit h theprovider  of t h e voicemail se r vice. For exa m pl e ,  t h e vo ice mail servic e ma y  beprov i de d b y  thelocal  t e le p hone company throug hwhichthe s ubscriber rec eives loca l t elephone  ser v ic e .
A problem wi th co nventional voicemai l ser vices oc curs when a  subscri ber  wi she s t o re trieve his/he r mess ag es. For  ex ample,whe n a  su bsc ri ber wishe s to ret ri ev ehi s/h er me s sages, t he  su bs cri ber t y picall y cal ls a  t el e pho ne numb e ra s soci at ed  wit h t he  voic emai l  se rvice a nd retrie ves each  m es sage in  the order in  w hich the m es sag es wer e stored.Therefore, the subscrib e r mustlis ten t o at  least apor tion o f e a ch mes sage t o det er min e who h a s  l eft  t he message . Suc h a r et riev al syst em is time consumi n g w hen a large n umb er o f me ssa g es hav eb een s tored. There is  shown inFI G .1 an examp l e o fa watth our met er 1a ccordin g to theprior art .Alth o u ghsuch meter s come i n various style s ,theyare  gener al lycompr ised o f  ameter  body32  which  mate swith a s ocket 29 which may be a ttache d toa c onvention alm ete r box (no t sh own). Themet erbody32h as abase po rti o n 2 t o wh i ch a cove r  4 1 i s at tached usin g l ugs  40,sho w n in F IG.2. The cover encl o ses a metering  ele m e ntfor sens in g the power co nsu me d in a loa dcircuit. Tr aditiona ll y , the  meter ing el ement w a s  a mechan ical  re gister ha vin ga  number  o fd ials f or i nd icatin g thep ower c onsumed. More re centl y ,  elec t ron ic me te rs have been  developed  in which t he met erin g ele ment is  a n elec tro ni c register 34 which,  usin g techn iq ueswel l know n in t he ar t, e le ctr onicallyp e rf o rm st hewatt hourac cumu lating fu n ction of  at raditio na l m e c hanica l  r e g ister, aswel l aso t her specia l ized fu n ction , such  timeof dayu sean d peakdem a n d.
As sho wn in FIG .  1,  t he s ocket 29  i s co nn ect ed  to ground viaconducto r 33. In a dditio n,t he s o cket 2 9has two open ings31 through w hic h the i n com ing  an d ou tgo ingc onductors of a three pha se
 the_needle from_the environment have been_addressed by_the_prior art._Improvements_involving rigid covers_and protectors which_can be installed on_a prefilled syringe_having_a resilient needle sheath have also been addressed by the prior art. However, there_is_still a_need_for_a simple, straight forward, reliable,_easily fabricated hypodermic syringe assembly_having a_needle shield assembly which retains the cannula sealing_and_cleanliness protecting features_of the resilient needle sheath and incorporates a rigid_shield to help prevent accidental needle_sticks during all_phases_of_the assembly and operation_and disposal of the syringe. Conventional_voicemail systems receive, store and provide_voicemail messages for subscribers of the voicemail_service. A “subscriber” is typically a_person that has a relationship_with the_provider of the voicemail service._For example, the_voicemail service_may be provided_by the local telephone company through_which the subscriber_receives local telephone service.
A problem with_conventional_voicemail services occurs_when_a_subscriber wishes_to retrieve his/her_messages._For example,_when_a subscriber wishes to retrieve his/her_messages,_the subscriber typically calls a telephone number_associated with the voicemail_service_and retrieves each message_in the order in which_the messages were stored. Therefore, the_subscriber must_listen to_at least a portion of each message to determine who has_left the message. Such a retrieval_system is time consuming_when a_large_number of messages_have_been stored._There is shown in FIG. 1 an_example of_a watthour meter 1 according to_the prior art. Although_such_meters come in various styles, they_are generally comprised of a meter_body 32 which mates with_a_socket_29 which may be attached_to a conventional meter box (not_shown). The meter_body 32 has a base portion 2_to_which a cover 41 is attached_using_lugs 40, shown in FIG. 2._The_cover_encloses a metering element for_sensing the power consumed in a_load circuit. Traditionally, the metering element was a mechanical_register having a_number of dials for indicating_the_power_consumed. More recently, electronic meters have been developed in which_the metering_element is an_electronic register 34 which, using techniques well known in the_art, electronically performs the watthour accumulating function_of a traditional mechanical register, as well as other specialized function,_such time of day use and peak demand.
As_shown in FIG. 1, the socket 29_is connected to ground_via_conductor 33. In addition, the socket 29_has_two_openings_31 through which_the incoming and_outgoing conductors of_a three_phase