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Pipette tip rack loader
Patent Drawings:
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Date Issued:
December 31, 1996
March 16, 1995
Tiso; Allan
(Fallbrook, CA)
Primary Examiner:
Bucci; David A.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney Or Agent:
Baker, Maxham, Jester & Meador
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Other References:
VWR Pak Rak Advertising/Information Flyer, Larcon, North America Inc. 1995..
ESP--Environmentally Sensitive Packaging Advertisement, Continential Laboratory Products 1993..
Green-Pak Tip-Rack Refill System Information Brochure, Oct. 1993..
Pipet Tips, Applied Scientific, p. 62, Dec. 1994..
An apparatus for loading multiple pipette tips into laboratory storage boxes. The apparatus is principally composed of a dispenser that may be positioned above a box housing a pipette insert-rack. The dispenser is adapted to receive pipette tips from a magazine. The magazine contains multiple stack layers of pipette tips that are arranged one on top of the other. The pipette tips are configured so that each pipette tip can nest its pointed tip through an opening in the collar and inner bore of the pipette tip in the stack layer immediately below. Likewise, each pipette tip may receive the pointed tip of the pipette tip in the stack layer above. In normal operation the tips are transferred from the magazine into the dispenser and then a user may actuate a series of plates in the dispenser to separate the bottom stack layer from the other stacks above it, to allow it to fall downwardly into a storage rack.
What is claimed is:
1. A dispenser for dispensing pipette tips downwardly under the force of gravity, said dispenser comprising:
a frame having a top end and a bottom end spaced from said top end;
means in said dispenser defining an interruptible tip passage path;
a top plate coupled to said top end of said frame, said plate being formed with a plurality of apertures therethrough, each said aperture being adapted to receive a plurality of tips in a mutually nested stack, the bottom tip in the stack of tipsextending through said aperture, said apertures defining the top portion of said tip passage path;
means below said top plate cooperative with the shape and configuration of each tip to selectively prevent the tips from passing completely through said apertures in said top plate and out the bottom end of said frame;
means for wedging apart the bottom tip from the next upper tip nested in the bottom tip by retaining in position the bottommost tip while moving the remainder of the stack of tips apart therefrom; and
means for selectively permitting the bottom tip to pass completely through said tip passage path and fall independently from the remaining tips in the nested stack through said aperture and out the bottom end of said frame, said wedging meansbeing shaped and configured to retain the remaining tips in the nested stack in said aperture in said top plate when the bottom tip passes out the bottom end of said frame.
2. The dispenser recited in claim 1, and further comprising means for storing and transferring a multiplicity of tips arranged in a plurality of mutually nested, parallel stacks of tips, said storing and transferring means being engaged with thetop end of said frame and adapted to load said top plate with a stack of nested tips in each said aperture.
3. The dispenser recited in claim 2, wherein said plurality of nested stacks of tips are arranged in a regular rectangular matrix of rows and columns, there being a nested tip stack at each intersection of a row and column, so that when theapertures in said top plate are occupied by the bottom tip in each stack of nested tips, a plurality of tip stack layers are formed, each layer comprising a matrix of a plurality of tips in a plane.
4. The dispenser recited in claim 3, and further comprising a tip storage rack residing beneath the bottom end of said frame, said storage rack having a like plurality of apertures, said dispenser feeding a single tip into each storage rackaperture upon actuation of said wedging means and said means for permitting the bottom tip to fall through and out of said tip passage path.
5. The dispenser recited in claim 1, and further comprising a tip storage rack residing beneath the bottom end of said frame, said storage rack having a like plurality of apertures, said dispenser feeding a single tip into each storage rackaperture upon actuation of said wedging means and said means for permitting the bottom tip to fall through and out of said tip passage path.
6. The dispenser recited in claim 4, wherein the tip passage path is formed of multiple layers of elements, each said element having a plurality of apertures, the multiple layers of elements forming layers of apertures, the layers of aperturesforming the internal tip passage path, each layer of apertures being arranged in a row and column format that corresponds with the row and column format of the tip stack layers, the path being adapted to allow for the passage of one tip stack layer at atime through the layer of apertures into a positioned said tip storage rack until there are no tips remaining in said top plate apertures.
7. The dispenser recited in claim 6, wherein said tip dispenser comprises means so shaped and configured that when one tip stack layer is dispensed in a said positioned tip storage rack, the tip stack layer being located adjacently above the onedispensed tip stack layer automatically falls into a position that has been occupied by the one dispensed tip stack layer.
8. The dispenser recited in claim 7, wherein said dispenser further comprises:
at least one tip, each tip having a body with an inner bore extending longitudily therethrough, an opening at a first end, an annular collar surrounding said opening at said first end, an opening at a second end, the body being integrallyconnected between said first and said second ends, said body having a diameter which decreases from said first end to said second end;
each said tip being configured so that each said tip in a stack layer can receive the body of a tip having the same row and column indices in a tip stack layer located adjacently above, wherein said body is received through said opening proximatesaid collar; and
each said tip being further configured so that each tip in a tip stack layer can nest its said body through said opening proximate said collar and into said inner bore of the tip having the same row and column indices in a tip stack layer locatedadjacently below.
9. The dispenser recited in claim 8, wherein the multiple layers of elements of the tip passage path of the dispenser comprise:
said top plate being substantially flat for communicating with said means for storing and transferring a multiplicity of tips, said top plate having a corresponding aperture for each tip stack layer of the plurality of tip stack layers, said topplate being disposed so that it is essentially parallel to each transverse plane through each tip stack layer of the plurality of tip stack layers;
an escapement plate located below said top plate and being essentially parallel to said top plate, said escapement plate having a corresponding aperture for each tip stack layer;
a separator plate including said wedging means, said separator plate being located between said top plate and said escapement plate and extending essentially parallel to said top plate, said separator plate having a corresponding aperture foreach tip stack layer; and
a depending coupling member on said separator plate, said coupling member being attached at one end to said separator plate and at the other end engages said escapement plate, so that when said separator plate is moved in a lateral direction saidescapement plate is forced in the same direction as said separator plate, while said top plate remains stationary.
10. The dispenser recited in claim 9, and further comprising tip separator means mounted on said separator plate so that when said separator plate is moved in a lateral direction, said tip separator means separates nested tips from adjacentstack layers and said escapement plate moves into a position to allow the bottom tip stack layer to drop into said positioned tip storage rack.
11. The dispenser recited in claim 9, wherein said coupling member comprises an actuator pin integrally attached at one end to said separator plate and a slot for receiving the other end of said actuator pin, the slot being integrally containedin said escapement plate.
12. The dispenser recited in claim 10, wherein said tip separator means comprises said wedging means that is located adjacent to each aperture in said separator plate.
13. The dispenser recited in claim 10, wherein the multiple layers of elements of said passage path further comprise a substantially flat stationary transfer alignment plate having a corresponding aperture for each tip stack layer, said transferalignment plate being essentially parallel to said top plate and being located between said separator plate and said escapement plate to guide and support a tip stack layer through the corresponding apertures in said escapement plate.
14. The dispenser recited in claim 2, wherein said means for storing and transferring is a magazine having means for selectively opening and closing a bottom opening thereof, such that when said bottom opening is selectively opened, saidplurality of nested stacks of tips falls downwardly into the tip passage paths of said dispenser.
15. The dispenser recited in claim 14, wherein said opening and closing means comprises a removable bottom plate covering said bottom opening.
16. The dispenser recited in claim 2, wherein said means for storing and transferring is a magazine comprised of a three-sided frame wrapped in a light-weight cover, said frame and cover forming an internal cavity in which the plurality of tipstack layers reside.
17. The dispenser recited in claim 16, wherein said magazine comprises means to allow a group of tips of the multiplicity of tips to fit into the passage path of said dispenser when said cover material is removed and said dispenser and saidmagazine are coupled together.
18. A method for dispensing pipette tips downwardly under the force of gravity, said method comprising the steps of:
providing a dispenser with a plurality of apertures in a top plate;
loading each aperture with a plurality of tips in a mutually nested stack, the bottom tip in each stack extending through the apertures;
selectively preventing the tips from passing through the apertures in the top plate;
wedging apart the bottom tip from the next higher tip nested in the bottom tip so that the bottommost tip is retained in position while the remainder of the stack of tips is moved apart therefrom; and
opening an aperture below the top plate, thereby permitting only the bottom tip to independently fall from the remaining tips in the nested stack in the apertures in said top plate.
19. A method recited in claim 18, and comprising the further step of providing a magazine adapted to mate with the dispenser adjacent the top plate thereof, the magazine having an internal cavity for storing therein a plurality of stacks ofnested tips such that the dispenser is adapted to receive the plurality of stacks of nested tips from the magazine.
20. The method recited in claim 18, and comprising the further step of providing a tip storage rack below the dispenser, the storage rack having a plurality of apertures therein to receive a stack layer of tips from the dispenser in said openingstep.
21. The method recited in claim 20, wherein the dispenser is repeatedly, sequentially positioned above subsequent empty tip storage racks after each storage rack is substantially full of tips.
22. The method of claim 21, wherein the opening step is repeated with other substantially empty storage racks until all of the multiplicity of tips are dispensed.
23. An apparatus for loading a multiplicity of pipette tips into tip storage racks having a matrix of a plurality of apertures therein, said apparatus comprising:
a dispenser having a frame with a top opening and a bottom opening spaced from said top opening;
a top plate having a matrix of a plurality of apertures therethrough;
a tip passage structure channel mounted between said top opening of said frame and said top plate, said tip passage structure having a like matrix of a plurality of internal tip passage paths, each path being adapted to be selectively opened andclosed;
a plurality of tips in a mutually nested stack, the bottom one of said tips in each said stack extending through each said aperture in said top plate and into said tip passage path; and
means in said tip passage structure for wedging apart the two bottom tips in each said nested stack, thereby raising the stack above the bottom tip in each stack while retaining the bottom tip in position, thereby permitting the bottom tip ineach stack to pass through said tip passage path into said tip storage rack as a tip stack layer.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an item of disposable laboratory apparatus, namely, pipette tips, and in particular to a device for loading and reloading the racks and boxes and related devices used to hold pipette tips for ready dispensing and usagein laboratory procedures.
2. Description of the Related Art
Pipette tips (PT's) and related disposable labware items are used in great quantities in both clinical and industrial laboratories. One way of distributing PT's is in bulk form (1000 tips in a bag, for example). These "bulk" tips can then bemanually loaded into storage racks for use in a lab. This is a tedious, time-consuming task typically done by highly paid laboratory personnel. To avoid the loading process, lab personnel may purchase preloaded disposable racks. The conventionalconfiguration of the tip delivery system is a rack having 96 tips arranged in a row and column format (8 rows.times.12 columns) within a closable box that can be placed in an autoclave or other sterilizing apparatus. These racks are normally sold incases of ten storage racks, providing 960 tips per case.
In recent years, manufacturers have been under pressure to reduce the cost of disposable goods and, for ecological reasons, the volume of such waste. Many manufacturers and distributors have instituted recycling programs to salvage some of thewaste generated by the huge volume of single use racks and boxes. Some have produced special packaging in an attempt to reduce waste. One such design features a reusable box with a disposable rack-insert. This rack-insert is typically a plastic trayhaving 96 tips arranged in an 8 row by 12 column format. The boxes combined with the rack-inserts are known as "stack racks" because they can be nested one on top of another and they now account for the bulk of current usage. A disadvantage of thismanner of usage is that fitting individual rack-inserts in corresponding stack racks can be cumbersome. This design reduces the amount of packaging, but it does little to reduce manufacturing cost because the assembly time is unchanged for themanufacturer, since each tray must be loaded with 96 tips, as was previously done.
Until now, efforts to eliminate single use racks and boxes have produced less than desirable results. In particular, all of the prior art designs still rely on either preloaded disposable trays or the cumbersome method of reloading the trays byhand.
An objective of the present invention is to provide a mechanism to load pipette tips easily and reliably directly into reusable racks or related devices in a cost and material efficient manner. Another objective of this invention is to providesuch a mechanism which requires a minimum of skill, manual dexterity and training to use.
This invention provides an improved device and system for loading pipette tips (PT's) into racks that are made reusable by the invention. The device is adapted to receive PT's from a magazine that is preloaded with a multiplicity of PT's thatare stacked in multiple layers. Each layer has a plurality of PT's arranged in a row by column format. The device comprises a dispenser that has at least one plate having multiple apertures arranged to provide passage for the PT's when the stack layersare loaded from the magazine. When the dispenser is actuated under user control, one stack layer is dropped into a positioned storage rack, while the one above it falls into the dropped layer's place. This actuation process, causing the dispensing ofone stack layer of 96 PT's at a time, may be repeated until the magazine and dispenser have been emptied and a plurality of storage racks have been loaded.
The objects, features and advantages of this invention will be more readily apparent from the following detailed description, when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawing, in which:
FIG. 1A is a perspective view of the pipette tip rack loading device of this invention with one embodiment of an attached magazine, together with a storage rack;
FIG. 1B is a perspective view of the pipette tip rack loading device of this invention with another embodiment of a magazine together with a storage rack;
FIG. 2A is a partially cut-away perspective view of the magazine of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1A;
FIG. 2B is a partially cut-away perspective view of the magazine of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1B;
FIG. 3 is a partial sectional perspective view showing the geometry of a pipette tip, especially configured for the invention, allowing the tips to nest within each other to facilitate use with the loading device of FIGS. 1A and 1B;
FIG. 4A is an exploded perspective view of the loading device of FIG. 1A and 1B;
FIG. 4B is a side view of the top plate with the separator plate showing their relationship when aligned to enable operation of the loading device of FIGS. 1A and 1B;
FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 5C are enlarged sectional views illustrating the alignment interaction of the separator plate, transfer alignment plate, and escapement plate of the loading device of FIGS. 1A, 1B and 4A;
FIGS. 6A, 6B, and 6C are enlarged sectional views of the alignment interactions shown in FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 5C, and including nested pipette tips in the configuration shown in FIG. 3;
FIGS. 7A, 7B, and 7C are partially cut-away perspective views of nested pipette tips in the configuration shown in FIG. 3 being separated by pipette tip separator means that are useful during the alignment interaction shown in FIGS. 5A, 5B, 5C,6A, 6B, and 6C; and
FIG. 8 is a partial side view of the actuator feature of the separator plate in an operating relationship with the top plate of the dispenser of FIGS. 1 and 4A.
With reference now to the drawing, wherein like reference numerals designate like or similar parts throughout the similar views, there is illustrated in FIG. 1A loading assembly 20a for loading a plurality of pipette tips (PT's) 19 intopositioned pipette tip (PT) storage rack 26. Storage rack 26 employs a box 30 which holds the rack-insert 28. Regarding terminology, the term "storage rack" refers to any well-known storage container for pipette tips having PT-receiving apertures,whether or not it has a removable or integrally attached insert. Therefore, the rack-insert 28 may be removable or integrally attached. This loading device is useful for simultaneously loading every insert aperture 29 in rack insert 28 with a singlepipette tip 19 in an automatic fashion. Loading assembly 20a includes magazine 22a for holding a plurality of pipette tips until the tips are passed into a coupled loading device or dispenser 24. Dispenser 24 is adapted to be easily positioned above atypical prior art storage rack, such as rack 26. The storage rack can be automatically filled by the action of a user pressing actuator button 62 followed by moving an attached separator plate 60 in a lateral direction. The lateral movement ofseparator plate 60, coupled with resulting movement of escapement plate 94, causes a sufficient number of pipette tips to fall, in an array of a "stack" layer of single PT's, filling every insert aperture in rack insert 28 of storage rack 26.
In FIG. 2A, magazine 22a is shown detached from the dispenser. The magazine consists of housing base 50 that is integrally attached to magazine locks 34 and supporting ledge 42. Ledge 42 supports PT retainer plate 44. When a user pulls PTretainer plate 44 by means of handle 47 in direction 47b, the pipette tips fall downward into corresponding apertures in the dispenser. It is envisioned that once plate 47 is removed, it will not be replaced. Mechanical stops 46 are used forpositioning plate 47 during manufacturing. The magazine is preferably provided with clear plastic enclosure 27 for protecting the multiplicity of pipette tips contained therein. However, it is easily recognized that the enclosure is entirely optionaland does not affect the operation of the invention. Preferably, support ledge 52, which is part of magazine housing base 50, supports enclosure 27. PT support cylinder plate 48, which holds a plurality of PT support cylinders 32, also rests on ledge52. The support cylinders are arranged in rows, designated as R, and in columns, designated as C. This row and column cylinder format matches the storage rack configuration. Since typical rack insert 28 can accommodate 96 pipette tips arranged in an 8row by 12 column format, it is preferable that this format be matched by the PT support cylinders.
FIG. 2A also shows that housing base 50 is deep enough to allow one pipette tip 19 to pass partially through while the remainder of the tip is supported in cylinder 32. The height of a pipette tip 19 is represented schematically as PTh. A PTstack layer 23 of height PTh comprises a plurality of PT's arranged in a single rectangular layer. Each pipette tip 19 is configured to be able to nest into an adjacent pipette tip at one end and to receive a nesting pipette tip in the opposite end. The nesting configuration allows for a minimum amount of space to be taken up by magazine 22 since the prior art provides for cases of 960 tips. This nesting configuration will be discussed in more detail below. Nesting the pipette tips allows for aplurality of stack layers, each stack layer having the height of one pipette tip, PTh. In a preferred embodiment there are 96 PT's in a PT stack layer. Of course, the number of PT's in a stack layer is chosen to correspond to the number of PT's that astorage rack holds and can therefore be changed without departing from the spirit and purpose of the invention. For the sake of simplicity, each stack layer which can be accommodated by the magazine 22a is not shown. However, in a preferred embodiment10 stack layers may be accommodated to allow for 960 PT's to be stored in magazine 22a for dispensing. It can also be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the number of stack layers can easily be varied without departing from the spirit of theinvention. It is recognized that this number is a convenient choice.
Each PT 19 is nested into another PT 19 to form nested column 21a of PT's (FIG. 1A). Preferably, there are as many PT nested columns as there are PT support cylinders. Each nested column will fall through apertures in the dispenser. A seriesof apertures in the dispenser collectively form a passage path through the dispenser. The dispenser has means to separate individual pipette tips from nested columns so that only one stack layer at time can pass into a positioned storage rack 26.
It can be seen in FIGS. 1B and 2B, that loading assembly 20b comprises the loading dispenser 24 combined with pipette tip nested columns 21b loaded from magazine embodiment 22b (shown in FIG. 1B with outer light-weight cover 154 (FIG. 2B)removed). It can be appreciated by those skilled in the art that this alternative embodiment lends many possibilities to ways that the device may be sent to an ultimate user. For example, the dispenser may be provided by itself, separated from eithermagazine embodiment. In such a situation, a magazine can also be provided separately. For another example, the dispenser may be provided coupled with a magazine of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1B (such a coupled pair being shown in FIG. 1A). Once thePT's from that magazine are spent, then replacement PT's may be provided from a magazine of the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 2B. However, it should be clear that the particular choice for a configuration of the magazine is not an important aspect ofthe invention.
The pipette tips may be sent to the user in magazine 22b comprising a three-sided (open bottom and sides) semi-rigid container 152 as seen in FIG. 2B. A suitable choice for the semi-rigid material of composition is light-weight cardboard. Toseal the PT's from the outside environment, container 152 is preferably enclosed in a light-weight covering material 154, such as clear cellophane. This embodiment of the magazine comprises a multiplicity of pipette tip stack layers having a rigidpositioning plate 150 with a sufficient number of apertures to allow the multiple PT columns to pass through. The preferred material for the plate is plastic. Preferably plate 150 is securely attached to container 152. The primary purpose of the plateis to align the various columns so that they pass without encumbrance into dispenser 24.
It is envisioned that the cellophane can easily be peeled away and removed to expose a bottom opening 155, formed opposite top 156. The user may place PT's in the dispenser by inverting both the magazine and dispenser 24 and the dispenser placedover the bottom opening of the magazine so that each aperture of top plate 54 (see FIG. 4A) of the dispenser accepts the PT columns. Plate 150 serves to assure that alignment is retained during the mating of the magazine and dispenser. Once they aremated, both can be turned upright so that the multiplicity of PT's fall downward from the magazine and into the dispenser.
Referring to FIG. 3, nested PT assembly 84 is shown to illustrate the novel configuration of the pipette tips which saves space and enables the operation of the present invention. Nested PT assembly 84 is simply a small portion of either nestedcolumn 21a or 21b. Three exemplary PT's 19 are illustrated as PT 19a, 19b and 19c. PT 19b is shown having its body 76 nested in an inner bore 77 of PT 19c. Each pipette tip has a collar 72 having a lower annular shoulder 80 that is useful foroperative engagement with a separator means, as will be discussed in more detail below. Further, PT 19b has an opening in which can be placed the body 76 of PT 19a. In a similar fashion, the body of PT 19a nests into an inner bore (not shown) of PT 19band top opening 74 is shown, available to receive the body of another PT. This nesting configuration allows a multiplicity of PT's to fall in unison, and in a straight path. The nesting configuration further offers the advantage of compressing theamount of space required for the PT's. Other advantages of the nesting configuration will be understood with reference to a more detailed description below, and in particular with reference to FIGS. 5A-5C, 6A-6C, and 7A-7C.
The novel pipette tip 19 of the present invention differs from prior art pipette tips because of its unique geometry which enables the nesting capability discussed above. Prior art pipette tips are not designed to be nested because there hasbeen no prior motivation for enabling such a nesting configuration. The prior art teaches away from a nesting configuration because prior art manufacturing techniques require that each PT be formed and handled separately from other PT's so that the PT'scan then be sold in a bulk bag for individual insertion in a rack insert tray. Alternatively, in the prior art, the PT's are placed in a tray before shipping to a customer, but this still requires that the PT's be separated during manufacturing. Body76 of PT 19 has a decreasing diameter from the end proximate to the collar to the distal end at opening 82, designed for normal pipette tip operation. For example, diameter d.sub.1 is larger than the diameter d.sub.2 that is measured closer to opening82. This decreasing diameter configuration facilitates the nesting capability.
A more detailed description of dispenser 24 is shown in FIGS. 1A, 2A and 4A. Magazine guide 36 disposed on top plate 54 of the dispenser is adapted to be placed through hole 38 in magazine lock 34. Two magazine guide pins 36 are shown for thesake of simplicity. However, their number may be varied without departing from the spirit of the invention. Once guide pins 36 have been placed through holes 38, magazine 22 may be coupled to dispenser 24 by flexing the material of housing 50 to allowmagazine locks 34 to snap over and engage the magazine mounting tabs 35 on the dispenser. Through-holes 92a in top plate 54 allow fasteners 90 to fixedly engage the top plate to transfer alignment plate 70 and to dispenser bottom base piece 96 throughrespective through-holes 92b and 92c. It is preferable to make the top plate and alignment plate wider than the moving escapement plate and the moving separator plate so that the fasteners 90 can simply fit outside of these moving plates.
Referring to FIGS. 4A, 4B, and 8, the relationship of plates 54, 60 and 94 with regard to actuating the dispensing of pipette tips is shown. Together, multiple layers or plates 54, 60, 94, form a PT passage structure. Once these three platesare aligned and joined, the spacing between each plate provides for the placement of separator plate 60 and escapement plate 94 in an arrangement that is fixed in a vertical direction but allows for sliding movement in a horizontal or lateral direction. Separator plate 60 is configured to slide in channel 126 (FIG. 4B) disposed in the underside of top plate 54. The separator plate has actuator button 62 which is of greater height than recess channel 126 in a non-compressed state so that the separatorplate cannot be moved laterally without the displacement of button 62. The escapement plate is engaged at slot 69 by actuator pin 68 which depends from actuator 66 on the underside of separator plate 60. The interaction of the separator plate and theescapement plate is an important aspect for implementing the present invention and will be discussed in greater detail below. The movement of separator plate 60 controls the movement of escapement plate 94, and the escapement plate, in turn, controlsthe movement of PT's into the storage rack.
FIG. 4A shows that each plate in dispenser 24 is configured with through-apertures to allow for the passage of PT's into a storage rack which is preferably positioned below bottom base piece or frame 96 at its underside 99. Thus, top plate 54 isconfigured with through-apertures 58 arranged in row and column format. In a similar fashion, transfer plate 70 is formed with through-apertures 93, and escapement plate 94 is configured with through-apertures 108. When transfer plate 70 is added itbecomes part of the PT passage structure. Each of the above described apertures in a fully open position permits passage of a PT stack layer 23. Thus, the above described apertures form a PT passage path, that can be selectively opened and closed. Thepath is internally located in the passage structure.
Separator plate 60 is also fashioned with through-apertures 98. However, each of these apertures is adjacent to and connected by open-slotted portion 100 having walls 101 configured with means to separate one PT stack layer 23 from the PT stacklayer positioned immediately below it. The separating means will be discussed, in detail, below. The separator plate is adapted to be slid by a user in lateral direction 112, and then in reverse direction 114. Escapement plate 94 is forced to movewhen separator plate 60 is moved by an operator because the two plates are coupled together by the actuator pin engaging the receiving slot 69. Base piece 96 has stop wall 140 for intercepting integral leaf springs 142 of plate 94. When plate 94 isslid in direction 112 the springs are compressed, biasing the plate in the direction of arrow 114. Release of pressure in direction 112 allows spring elements 142 to move plate 94 in direction 114. This spring force prevents the PT's from becomingstuck in the PT passage path, in the event of a pause by the user between a transition from direction 112 to direction 114.
During the movement, described above, transfer alignment plate 70 is maintained in the stationary position so that it will allow the passage of a multiplicity of PT's in a PT stack layer or array. But escapement plate 94 is adapted to allow a PTstack layer to fall through only when its apertures 108 are properly positioned by interaction with moving separator plate 60. The interaction that moves the escapement plate with the separator plate is caused by actuator pin 68 exerting a force againstthe edge of slot 69.
The separating and dropping of a stack layer 23 of height PTh into a positioned storage rack 26 is shown in FIGS. 5A-5C, 6A-6C, and 7A-7C, wherein each figure sequence represents consecutive steps in the operation of the loading device. FIGS.5A-5C show a simplified overview of the interaction of separator plate 60, transfer alignment plate 70, and escapement plate 94. For the sake of simplicity the pipette tips are not shown here. FIGS. 6A-6C show an overview of the interaction sequencerepresented in FIGS. 5A-5C, and also includes wedging separator means 102 and pipette tips in a nested configuration placed through the apertures in each plate. FIGS. 7A-7C show the same sequence as that shown in FIGS. 5A-5C and 6A-6C but in partiallycut-away perspective views illustrating the separator means.
A simplified overview of the interaction of separator plate 60, transfer alignment plate 70, and escapement plate 94 is shown in FIGS. 5A and 8. In FIG. 5A, actuator pin 68 engages slot 69 and is shown in start or resting position 116. Withreference to FIG. 8, when actuator button 62 of separator plate 60 is pushed downward in direction 110, the separator plate may be moved by the operator in lateral direction 112 by applying a lateral force in that direction at end position 64. Thisallows the separator plate to slide in recess channel 126 (FIG. 4B) beneath top plate 54. Returning once again to FIG. 5A, the positions of alignment aperture holes 93, 98 and 108 in the starting position are shown and should be noted for comparison totheir changing positions as plate 60 is moved in direction 112. The changing positions are discussed below with reference to FIGS. 5B and 5C. Aperture 108 of escapement plate 94 is shown slightly out of alignment with transfer alignment plate 70because this is the preferred starting arrangement. This will prevent a PT stack layer from falling into the storage rack before a user actuates the sliding action described above.
When plate 60 is moved in lateral direction 112, actuator pin 68 moves to position 118 (FIG. 5B). As plate 60 continues moving toward position 120, separator plate 60 causes plate 94 to move in direction 112. This causes leaf springs 142 to becompressed against wall 140. This series of movements action completes the near-concentric alignment of apertures 98 and 108. Eventually, as the separator plate is moved in direction 112, the collision of end point 107 of slot 106 with fastener 90 (seeFIG. 4A) serves to prevent further movement of plate 60. When this happens, actuator pin 68 is in the shown corresponding stop position 120, and apertures 108 are in the shown position of near concentric alignment with transfer alignment apertures 93. It is this alignment of aperture 93 with aperture 108 combined with the movement of separator means 102 that causes a PT stack layer to drop downwardly.
Separator means 102 separates a pipette tip from the other pipette tips in a nested column in a manner that is described below, with reference to FIGS. 6A-6C, and 7A-7C. The separation of each pipette tip in a nested column, in effect, creates adetached stack layer that is free to fall through aperture 108 when it is in alignment with aperture 93. When plate 60 is then forced by the operator in lateral direction 114 opposite to direction 112, the actuator pin returns to resting position 116,completing the return movement of plate 94, and the next adjacent PT stack layer above has its downward travel path blocked once again by the edges of apertures 108 in escapement plate 94.
For the sake of clarity, this same operation sequence is illustrated with more detail in FIGS. 6A-6C, which include two pipette tips in the nested configuration. FIG. 6A shows the starting position of separator plate 60 and escapement plate 94on either side of plate 70. Point C.sub.T.sbsb.1 shows the resting point of annular shoulder 80 of the collar of pipette tip 19a, and point C.sub.b shows the resting point of the top collar near the opening of pipette tip 19b. Note that part of annularshoulder 80 of pipette tip 19a is resting on the separator means 102. Note, also that the annular shoulder 80 of pipette tip 19b is resting on escapement plate 94 so that the PT stack layer positioned at the lowest position cannot fall into the storagerack positioned below. FIG. 6B shows the same sequence as FIG. 5B. Pipette tip separator means 102 serves to push PT 19a upward in direction 132 when plate 60 is moved in direction 112. During this particular sequence, the position of annular shoulder80 of PT 19a moves to the position C.sub.T.sbsb.2, which is higher than position C.sub.T.sbsb.1. Even though the pipette tips are separated, the downward passage of pipette tip 19b continues to be blocked by escapement plate 94 during this sequence.
As actuator pin 68 reaches the end of the stroke (FIG. 6c), actuator pin 68 engages the front of slot 69 at position 120, moving plate 94 in direction 112 and aligning openings 93 and 108. At the same time, the downward movement in direction 110of pipette tip 19a is blocked by wedging or separator means 102 of separator plate 60. However, pipette tip 19b freely travels downward to a storage rack 26 because aperture 108 has been moved to near perfect alignment with aperture 93 of transfer plate70.
The partial cut-away perspective views of FIGS. 7A-7C illustrate the action of the separator means 102 during the above-described operating sequence. Pipette tips 19a and 19b are shown in phantom lines for the sake of clarity. FIGS. 7A-7Ccorrespond to the sequence illustrated in FIGS. 6A-6C, respectively. Referring to FIG. 7A, pipette tip 19a is resting on separator means 102 which is attached to separator plate 60. It is nested into pipette tip 19b. Pipette tip 19b passes throughaperture 93 in plate 70, and partially through aperture 108 in plate 94. In FIG. 7B, pipette tip 19a is pushed upward in direction 132 by separator means 102 as plate 60 is pushed in direction 112. Pipette tip 19a moves further away from pipette tip19b which remains in the same position in aperture 93 of plate 70 and in aperture 108 of plate 94. The final phase of the sequence is shown in FIG. 7C. As plate 60 is further moved in direction 112, pipette tip 19a completes its upward movement indirection 132 because of the separating force applied by the wedge or separator means 102. Pipette tip 19b is shown falling downward in direction 110 through aperture 108 in plate 94, as explained above with reference to FIGS. 5C and 6C.
Generally, the PT separator means 102 separates nested PT's from adjacent stack layers and the movement of the escapement plate allows the lowest positioned PT stack layer to drop into a positioned PT storage rack. However, a return to startingposition 116 by a user moving plate 60 in direction 114, causes a blocking of movement downward of a PT stack layer (see FIG. 6A). This cyclic return to the starting position allows the loading device to be repositioned at another PT storage rack forcontinued loading of one PT stack layer at a time. This process may be repeated until there are no remaining PT's in the magazine and the dispenser.
From the description above it can be appreciated that the present invention provides a mechanism which loads pipette tips easily and reliably directly into storage racks. Further, the actuating action of dropping a PT stack layer requires aminimum of skill, manual dexterity and training. The present invention eliminates waste because storage racks may be reused many times, and it is envisioned that the dispenser mechanism may be reused several times as well. The present invention offersenvironmental advantages over the prior art and reduces costs in manufacturing. It is believed that this is a pioneering invention solving many critical problems for the pipette-using industry and provides a solution vastly different from anything knownpreviously.
In view of the teachings above, it is possible that modifications and improvements may occur to those skilled in the applicable art which are within the spirit and scope of the appended claims. For example, while the presently preferredarrangement used by the applicable industry is the rectangular row and column configuration described above, the invention is not limited to such a geometric structure. Accordingly, the present invention is not to be limited except by these claims.
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I had such a busy weekend with my dad and step-mom, so I never got a chance to post things! But today I'm back home and back to posting and taking pictures and such.
Got a new job at a coffee shop too, but that's about it! Today it rained outside so I ended up putting on a knit sweater over my clothing, and therefore what I'm wearing totally doesn't seem very summer-y. Although I really do like the shirt I'm wearing - a t-shirt I got at the Tim Burton exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art a few years ago.
So, instead of being outside like a normal teenager, I spent my day inside the coffee shop and then at home watching Howl's Moving Castle.
I'm going to be doing more posting about what I plan on wearing for fall, or what I want for fall. Maybe I'll even do a back to school series (with backpacks and school supplies - given I wear a uniform, I can't talk about back to school clothing)
Anyways, here it is!
Sweater - Topshop / Necklace Marc by Marc Jacobs / Shorts - Urban Outfitters / Shoes - Jeffrey Campbell / Shirt - Tim Burton

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25 Apr 2013
Here's a little insight to the third and last part of my graduation project. When Sense of Belonging is Bound to a System of Movement tells the story behind my travel and the three photographs in MoA exhibition.
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15 May 2013 18:19
25 Apr 2013
Here's a little insight to the third and last part of my graduation project. When Sense of Belonging is Bound to a System of Movement tells the story behind my travel and the three photographs in MoA exhibition.
25 Apr 2013
As the idea of my travel was to try to fight against the increasing length of the day, so fought my camera against my intention to document this trial. Back home I realised that in each of my negatives there was only few exposed images instead of twelve (standard for 6×6 format cameras). As if my camera had wanted to tell me that if you want to run fast you can't look to your sides.
After a little disappointment for the lost photographs, I decided to use those unexposed areas in my negatives to create new photographs. So I came up with a series of nine images, 12h 24min 7s (In-betweens). In each picture there's a trace of nearly all of the film material left in between the exposed shots.
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Maija Savolainen
Finland, 1980
You Will Die302 Elizabeth Buset
Modelling body vibration and sound radiation of a modified kantele318 Henna Tahvanainen
The message within – horsehair320 Jaana Woll
From the Gates Hell to the Feast of Päivölä – Art education from the point of view of traditional ecological knowledge305 Janne Inkeroinen
Game Over Kawaii306 Juha Juvonen
N 45° 54'–N 29° 42' – Standing Still in Motion317 Maija Savolainen
Usage of FEC for Rate Adaptation313 Marcin Nagy
Ideaspector – Creative viewpoints for visual idea makers301 Milla Ahola
Virkkuri – graphic book of Crochet311 Molla Mills
Mechanics of the passenger ship structure with non-longitudinal-load-carrying accommodation decks315 Oliver Parmasto
Drummer's Perspective on Functional Furniture in Inspirational Space307 Samuel Kallio
The Grand Distance316 Seera Rytkölä
Sweet Stamps – Contemporary Phenomena of Postage Stamp Design303 Sini Henttonen
How tablets may save news and magazines industry310 Tommi Laivuori
Sound Weaver314 Ville Olaskari
Determining dimensioning loads for the cross-deck structure of icebreaking trimarans319 Ville Valtonen
Prototyping New Interaction Style – a case study on designing deformable mobile devices304 Yi-Ta Hsieh
Masters of Aalto made possible by:
Helsingin kaupunki Antalis DMP Elisa Experq Hjelt Foundations Martela RGB Teknos Teurastamo Unigrafia Viinitie
Environmental awareness plays a significant role in the production of Masters of Aalto.
The event utilises the EcoCompass system of the Helsinki Environment Centre.


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Mother at Large shares the journey of a woman who worked in the London media for many years before being a mother, "an occupation that has proved harder and more fulfilling than any media-related shenanigans".
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Motherhood is one of the most special periods in a woman's life.
A blog about pregnancy, fertility, preparing for pregnancy and getting pregnant.
Babies, newborns, and children are angels, and every parent wants to capture them in print forever.
Memories are a wonderful thing. When you have some of the best experiences of your life, you sometimes just have to close your eyes and remember everything.
Becoming pregnant is one of the best things that can happen to a woman, although that is obviously dependent on the specific circumstances.
Everyone is, at the very least, an amateur photographer these days.
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Good Reads - November 2013
Thursday, October 31st, 2013
Penguin logos
The Verge - Design News
155 Years Before the First Animated Gif, Joseph Plateau Set Images
in Motion with the Phenakistoscope
Monday, November 4th, 2013
Vintage horror movie posters
The power of the introvert
Freeloading NYC subway bacteria
Tuesday, November 5th, 2013
Breaking into the creative design industry
Raymond Loewy: the man who designed everything
Squarespace - free and pretty web site software. No experience!
Wednesday, November 6th, 2013
Does a logos color really effect it?
Eight signs someone is lying to you
Design Aerobics - Online Graphic Design course examples
Thursday, November 7th, 2013
Awesome fast food packaging
More typography mania!
The process behind good illustration
Friday, November 8th, 2013
Build your synth kit with lego-like parts
The 2016 Rio Olympics pictograms
Plotagon - Animated movie-making for everyone
Monday, November 11th, 2013
Unique Simpsons page including notes for how to draw Lisa
Color trends of 2014
Illustration Web artists
Tuesday, November 12th, 2013
Designspiration - Like Pinterest for designers
Dookie fresh illustrated maps
Wednesday, November 13th, 2013
How a comic strip gets created
Kickstarter for a book which illustrates what it's like to be dyslexic
Teen night owls likely to perform worse academically, emotionally
Thursday, November 14th, 2013
Honest Slogans.com
Graffiti from Chile
Friday, November 15th, 2013
100 Illustration Styles
Roaring Twenties: Interactive guide to New York in the 1920's
Monday, November 18th, 2013
Unique kids illustrator - Martin Nicolausson
Illustration inspiration
Drawing for beginners
Tuesday, November 19th, 2013
The Pencil stylus by 53
The colors of Fall
Creative Market.com
Wednesday, November 20th, 2013
How real or imagined are your memories?
A shapeshifting display you can reach through and touch
Insects re-purposed from used mechanical parts


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How to open a production of extruded feed
Transformations in agriculture, the sluggish move pace, the main reasons for this conservatism is the mentality. Traditionally all over the world farmers, and all rural areas, from villages and to provincial towns, were conservatives. This is not a feature of the "Russian soul", but simply a consequence of lifestyle, so I live and work most people associated with agriculture worldwide, starting with USA and Europe, to China and Japan.
The truth is, stimuli can "shake" even the biggest conservatives and it's money. The possibility of new paths and the use of intensive technologies vividly prove that agriculture is the using of innovations can bring a lot more money than traditional. And can happen again, but not necessarily to use the "forbidden" techniques with the "chemotherapy and antibiotics" enough to properly balance the available components. In the last article we talked about the advantages of using ready mixed feed for fattening, and that the establishment of a small mini-productions via feed not only help the farmer but also provide an excellent opportunity to create your own business with relatively small investments. Today let's go a little with the other hand and talk for extruded animal feed and their role in the new model small livestock. Continue reading
Unusual Pets – insects
No, of course not Zarechny Prusak, who tries to wind up in the kitchens of careless Housewives without any invitations. Fashion giant cockroaches, Madagascar hissing! The length of 5-6 cm and contain them in special insectary, whose role is traditionally played by a converted aquarium, but first fit a normal Bank. Cockroaches are considered as perfect companions for children they will not be able to bite or injure. Happy owners cockroaches are assured that if to stroke madagaskaras on the back, they hiss with pleasure. But the trouble they give to owners at a minimum, every two to three months to change sand or sawdust in the insectary, but to throw up daily slices of fresh fruit and vegetables. Serious spending power of cockroaches is of medium size cucumber to feed a colony of a dozen individuals during the week. Food is something that is able to "stir up the roach at any time of the day, but mostly they are nocturnal.
Unlike their "wild home" kitchen tribesmen running around madagaskari solidly, slowly, so that the fear of mass escapes from the insectarium. However, if you lack to experience the fullness of life participation in dog and cat shows, try to put their Pets in maracangalha. This entertainment is becoming more and more fashionable in the large cities, because of the stall, solid Madagascar unusually spectacular. So, if you do not suffer from phobias, make Madagascar cockroaches! Of course, they'll never learn to respond to the nickname, but soon you will easily start to see their Pets not only in appearance but also in character and temperament. There are individuals timid, phlegmatic, inquisitive, leading the group. Continue reading
Exotic cat – breed description
The greatest difficulty is typically the last item. Few cats like when they open their mouth and brush their teeth. However, this is a necessary procedure that prevents the development of Tartar. To teach a pet from a young age accustom him to the procedure. For this it is best to buy a special brush for animals or nursery, silicone. Take the kitten under the front legs to the rear standing on a hard surface. Open his mouth and lightly swipe the brush on the teeth. The first few times, better to do it without the pasta, and later, when the animal will get used to it, you can slightly powder brush tooth powder.
Cleaning the ears and eyes should take place every 2 weeks. If there is severe tearing, this is the first sign of eye disease. But there is another side – due to the shortened nasal septum, lacrimation may be permanent. In this case, wipe the cat face with a wet napkin several times a day.
Bathing a cat is necessary. And urgently need to be bathed only when it molts and when it gets really dirty. In other cases, you can perform this procedure as needed – usually every couple of months.
Comb the wool rather than the procedure. Almost all of the exotics really like their card, and not resist it. Standard set for the care of hair – slicker brush, messagename, brush for untangling the tangles comb. Continue reading


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ILSA has been operating a mobile attendant care program, called "Dusk 2 Dawn" since 2010. The program includes a small fleet of vehicles, driven by trained support workers who support clients in their own homes and community with specific support which is time constrained in nature.
The program was developed to be flexible and offer short cost effective daily drop-in support of at least 15 minutes in duration up to 1 hour. Support is structured in a run of support grouped with other clients. The benefit is that often client's don't have to pay for a minimum of 2 hours to receive support which may only take 15 minutes to complete.
The specific time constrained support which Dusk 2 Dawn offers may include:
While the NDIS changes the funding model of disability support we recognise that there is still a demand for short term flexible support. We offer our fleet of vehicles as an additional support service alternative to NDIS funded clients.
Dusk 2 Dawn operates 7 days a week, including public holidays, however times are largely dictated by our Clients. The Dusk 2 Dawn program structure supports attendant care timeframes of at least 15 minutes to 1 hour in duration in and around Cairns. Currently there are night runs of support nearly every evening from approximately 2pm to 10 pm. Other support schedules during day hours are determined by client demand and so many fluctuate on an ongoing basis.
If you feel that you may require support of this nature please contact our office and discuss your needs and support times with our Dusk to Dawn Manager.


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Micah went on 3 different trains.
Caleb is driving this car.
Carlie got a chance to drive too. (She did rear end Caleb!)
The Mild Thing
Could she be any more excited?
Each year we try to do something fun to mark the end of another successful year of homeschooling. We all deserve it. (Especially me!) This year we decided to tackle Valleyfair. It was a fun day with weather a little on the cool side. That suited us just fine as we didn't need to fight people for a shady spot or constantly stand in line for a cool drink (which turns into standing in line at the bathroom).
Even a fun day turned into a learning day for our family. Here are a few things we learned.
1. Caleb's face turns a pasty shade of white when he goes on a roller coaster.
2. The train in the kid area goes out of the protective view out of the parents.
3. Micah doesn't mind being out of my eyesight, all alone on the train.
4. The rest of the family is not too happy when Micah is out of our eyesight, by himself.
5. The "responsible person" who needs to accompany the smaller kids on rides has to do the same rides over and over again. And that person was me, as I am the only adult who can handle the spinning.
6. The Scrambler is not as much fun the third time.
7. I don't like spinning as much as I used to.
8. People should use the bathroom before going on a roller coaster for the first time. You know who you are.
9. Ellie is fearless and will go on any ride...if she is tall enough.
10. Glory is even more fearless and went on rides that only Ellie would try.
11. Ice cream at Valleyfair costs as much as a meal at McDonald's for the whole family.
12. When you have six kids it is always a smart idea to have extra people along to help. (Thank you, Mom and Dad, for coming with at the last minute.)
13. Don't ever count on tired kids falling asleep on the drive home. (Glory and Micah talked and laughed the whole way.)


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Reputation Communications - Event Mastermind David Negri | Interview with an Expert
Unique Visions
An event can provide hosts with an invaluable opportunity to launch or rebrand. From an online reputation standpoint, few opportunities equal the asset-building capability on the Internet that a star-studded event does.
David Negri, CEO of DNConcepts, is a veteran event planner whose clients include leaders in pop culture, fashion and business. His events are often featured in media outlets from "Entertainment Tonight" to "The New York Times'" Style section and the "Palm Beach Post". We interviewed him about the state of the event industry…and how to use events for strategic reputation management.
Messaging is an integral aspect of many events. How can hosts ensure their message engages guests without boring them?
Starting with the choice of invitations or evites, to the venue, decor and ambience, the messaging should reflect the host's personality, style and the party's purpose. My role is to interpret how best to convey those things in the most compelling ways possible, and how to integrate everything to make a striking visual impact.
Technology has made many contributions that help messaging stand out. LED lighting continues to be very popular and effective because it is lightweight, incredibly versatile and easy to set-up without cumbersome power cords. LEDs provide user-friendly technology and an array of colors with infinite applications. Another popular lighting technology is "Image Mapping" which projects company logos, designs, dates, monogrammed initials or other visual designs onto a surface such as a wall or buildings. Many are familiar with this technology when they see event dates and its associated brand logos projected onto historical building facades. Image Mapping takes the old school "banners" and "billboards" to a whole new level … and making it a great tool for rebranding scenarios.
Public relations has always been a key aspect of event planning: first to sell tickets, second to brand the charity and last to ensure that party pictures and accompanying publicity are published as extensively as possible. What advice do you give clients who wish to maximize the opportunities the Internet offers for event PR?
Pre-event, optimize your event website for mobile devices. Some event planners have found that up to 20% of registrations come from mobile, so if you have an event that requires online registration, you should make sure your website works well on smart phones and tablets.
Use social media outlets to promote the event before, and, when appropriate, during and afterwards.
One cautionary though. Social media overwhelm is one of the biggest challenges for small businesses and charities. They think it is necessary to have a presence on every social platform but it isn't. Attempting to cover all platforms spreads one too thin and wastes time and effort.
The solution is simple: if social media makes sense for your business/charity, be where your customers are. Find out where your customers are hanging out online. Then, focus deeply on those platforms.
Social media is a vital PR tool. Outlets such as Facebook and Instagram help any event reach vast groups of people in a short time span without all the high costs. Utilizing well-chosen hashtags for the event will engage every guest into the interactive experience and also provide public awareness to the event, company or cause. This can be accomplished in various creative ways. One simple way is have the host or sponsor post a sign with a hashtag and encourage attendees to post their photos using it.
How are your clients utilizing real-time Internet PR and fundraising during the events your firm organizes? Are there new trends and platforms readers might not know about?
There are several new apps which help you and your guests communicate. YAPP is a good one. It helps connect your guests with event news and current photos which they can share at the event and afterwards. They can also connect directly to the application through social media – making YAPP extremely user-friendly.
What makes some events become annual memorable, must-attend soirees and others fail in their efforts to attain that?
It's all in the details.
So often, people want to recreate something they saw or experienced somewhere in the past. That doesn't always translate well in real time. For example, what is needed to thematically execute an intimate dinner party of ten is not the same as what's needed for a room filled with tables of ten. The key there is how to interpret a client's vision and make the needed tweaks to scale. That said, ambience and decor make events memorable, but in the end, it's the people that make the party.
You have a new client. He is a familiar face in a large industry and wants to use his event to reboot his image with a fresh brand image and a new message. What advice do you give him?
Strive to maintain the core identity on which the company/organization was founded. At the same time, explore innovative ways to highlight the brand in a new and reimagined way.
I am often asked to brainstorm with PR agencies about how to integrate a logo into events. That includes what appears in print, broadcast and social media.
Bringing a client's new or reimagined image to life can be accomplished numerous ways. For example, a cosmetic company typically holds its sales meetings in a conference room at its corporate headquarters, a space most employees are familiar with and not terribly excited by. By transforming the space into something more dynamic and interactive, you can give it a needed reboot. Various applications and theatrical elements can be added such as entertainment, classic stand-by confetti cannons, etc.
We have a client in the financial arena that would always end the annual awards dinner with the CEO's thank-you speech. There was no dancing, no deejay, and no lighthearted or celebratory fun. I suggested we bring in a musical celebrity as a big surprise. I knew the CEO could play the drums and arranged for him to sit in on a set and play that night to the jaw dropping delight of his employees. Voila- a new image for the CEO, and a morale reboot for the company!
Sometimes older, reputable companies become complacent falling into the trap of working only with vendors that play it safe. Although it is important to maintain relationships with trusted resources, fear should not prevent one from seeing things with fresh eyes. Sometimes a new perspective can work wonders.
David Negri's clients include American Express, Armani, Coty, FIDF, Givenchy, Nokia, Revlon, Coty, RUSH Philanthropic, L'Oreal, Maybelline and Tyco, among many others. Photo by Capeheart.


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Thursday, September 24, 2015
ACHIEVEMENTS: Draenor Gold, Rare Missions, and Two Steps Closer to Flying
Perah is two steps closer to unlocking the ability to fly in Draenor.
Over the last couple of days, I've focused on really trying to get those achievements finished in order to get the final meta achievement: Draenor Pathfinder. Yesterday and today saw the completion of two of the sub-achievements, which leaves only one left.
Yesterday, I completed the final Bonus Event that finalized Securing Draenor. It was Assault on Skettis, and I have to be honest, of all the Bonus Events available to do, this one is by far my favorite, and naturally it would bet the last one I chose to do. I had never gotten it as a quest from the table, as far as I'm aware (I often take those quests, and then abandon them, so who knows). Bottom line, freeing slaves and fighting back was fun, and I could complete it really, really fast. I wish all of the bonus events were completed that quickly. I was also working on the treasure-finding one, and happened to get "Got My Mind On My Draenor Money" while diving for a treasure off the coast of Pinchwhistle Point in Spires of Arak.
Tonight, I got my 100th treasure. I had bought all of the treasure maps to make life easier, and had been periodically going on treasure-hunting outings to get this one done as quickly as possible. I got my 100th treasure in Gorgrond. I also fell to my death once, since those holes in Gorgrond sometimes go pretty deep... Ah, well. It's okay. This is done, and now I can focus on the last achievement left.
Naturally, it's the most time-consuming one: Tanaan Diplomat. I'm not revered with ANY of the three groups that are required. I'm closest with Vol'jin's Headhunters, where I'm most of the way through Honored. I'm only on Friendly terms with Saberstalkers and the Order of the Awakened. Grinding dailies is the least fun sounding thing ever, and I don't particularly love Tanaan Jungle, if I'm being honest.
Still, seems a small price to pay to fly again. While I wasn't up in arms about no flying in WoW, when they toyed with that idea, I also wasn't playing at the time, and so didn't think it really effected me. Taking flying out altogether, like Blizzard thought about for a short time, was never going to work. Once you put it in, you cannot remove it, or you'll lose your playerbase. The grind to unlock flying is a decent compromise.
And I'm nearly there.
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March 7, 2004Anyone ever done this swap? I have a 1979 Cobra and have gotten fed up with the 302. Ive had it out about 5 times and cant get it right. I have been debating between a 4bbl cleveland or a 460 swap. I am leaning torwards the cleveland, Ive always thought alot of them.
BTW the thing that first made me pull the 302 was it breaking harmonic ballancers off.


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Not Like Mike
Instead of doing a full recap of last night's Boston Celtic 93-91 overtime win against the Miami Heat, I want to focus on my lasting memory from a fairly entertaining, but not overly well-played game . LeBron James has great career numbers. He is a rare physical specimen with a skill set never before seen in the NBA. He is on track to have a hall of fame career, will probably be in the all-star game every season between now and his retirement, and will have more shoe deals and endorsements than any NBA baller, with the exception of maybe MJ. However, with the game on the line and the ball in his hand, LeBron James is not and will not ever be in the same conversation as the legendary players he yearns to be mentioned with.
WIth the game tied at 89 in regulation, James had the ball in his hand with a chance to win the game. He dribbled at the top of the key, looking poised to either drive the lane or pull up for a game winning dagger. As a kid growing up, I witnessed Jordan succeed in the same position time and again. Kobe Bryant has made a career of having the ball with the game on the line. James had an opportunity to build his legacy in that same situation last night. However, in the biggest moment, James dribbled to his right, got caught in the air, and threw a bail-out pass to Udonis Haslem, who missed a fade away jump shot. Memo to LeBron James…the Miami Heat pay you 18 million dollars a year to take that shot! Udonis Haslem….are you kidding me?!?! Anyway, Haslem missed a tough shot, the Celtics forced OT and went on to win while James watched from the bench.
During the game, commentator Jeff Van Gundy was constantly saying how clutch LeBron James is. With just over a minute left, James hit a wide-open three pointer to tie the game, then came down and forced an offensive foul on Kevin Garnett to get the ball in Miami's possession for the last shot. Van Gundy was going nuts, talking about how clutch does not mean just making the last shot, but also by making the other plays on the court to help your team in the big spot. However, 30 seconds later when James passes the final shot, Van Gundy says nothing about it. In overtime, when LeBron fouled out of the game, Van Gundy carried on about how it was a bad call, even though it was the same exact play that LeBron James drew on KG in regulation. LeBron gets more calls than anyone I've ever seen, and when a few actually go against him, he looks perplexed and a commentator like Van Gundy, who I really enjoy and usually agree with, had the audacity to complain that James didn't get a fair deal.
Watching LeBron sit on the bench as Dwayne Wade missed a game winning three in OT was beautiful. I hope James was taking notes on what a leader does with the ball in his hand and the game on the line. Wade made a great pump fake, got Marquis Daniels in the air, and got himself a wide open look for the game. Even though he missed the shot, at least Wade can take solace in the fact that he shot the ball. There was zero chance he was giving up that shot to a lesser player like Mario Chalmers, Shane Battier or god forbid….Udonis Haslem! Can you imagine Michael Jordan passing the ball to Luke Longley with the game on the line? How about Kobe deferring to Josh McRoberts with 5 seconds left in a postseason game? With the game up for grabs, LeBron showed the world what he's really made of as he declared that he really doesn't want the game to come down to him. Spoelstra needs to pay attention to his players' makeup and put the ball in #3′s hands in these future situations. At least he's man enough to put himself on the line.
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Tibet, known as "the Roof of the World", remained unknown to the world until the beginning of the 20th century. The open country without any worldly noise, the clear and high sky like having been washed, the yonder snow-covered mountains and peaks lofty and awesome, mirrored still like lowered humble heads in the boundless and unfathomable lake at their feet.
Tibetan Buddhism inhabits most Tibetans' hearts. Thus, a great deal of splendid monasteries,
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The VN-Index increased 0.76 points (0.07 per cent) to 1,023.5 points at the close of the session, with 122 gainers and 138 losers on HSX. Trading volume was over 94.34 million shares valued at VND2.5 trillion ($109.5 million), down 15 per cent in volume and 21 per cent in value compared to yesterday morning.
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It had gained 0.76 points (0.64 per cent) by the end of the morning, closing at 118.94 points with 56 shares increasing and 74 shares declining. Total trading volume was 27.23 million units, worth VND403 billion ($17.66 million), down 15.77 per cent in volume and 1.5 per cent in value compared to yesterday morning.
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Dr. Katrin Döveling from the University of Leipzig, Germany, Anu Harju, Doctoral Candidate from the Aalto University in Helsinki, Finland, and I, co-wrote a review about the Death Online Research Symposium we attended in the UK last year: Researching Digital Memorial Culture and Death Online: Current Analysis and Future Perspectives. It was published in a magazine in Germany last week: "Media & Age".
The next Death Online Research Symposium will be held in London in August 2015. Registration is now open.
My own (non-academic) summary of the previous symposium can be found in the following blog posts: Day One, Day Two.
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