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Archive: May, 2011
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
In Saturday's Inquirer, esteemed tastemakers like Craig Laban, Carrie Rickey and David Hiltbrand will be naming their five chosen things to eat and see and such before the world ends. (That story is here.) I've got my five songs for the apocalypse in there, but I'm kind of worried that the rapture will have arrived before you get the chance to see it, dear reader. So here goes, from Marvin Gaye to the Rolling Stones, below, with explications to come in tomorrow's newspaper.
Previously: Elvis Costello Setlist
1. Marvin Gaye, "Let's Get It On"
2. The Clash, "Armagideon Time"
3. Johnny Cash, "The Man Comes Around."
4. Robert Johnson, "Hellhound On My Trail."
5. Rolling Stones, "Out Of Time"
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
The Elvis Costello set list at the Tower on Thurday night was pretty nutty, what with it being a Spectacular Spinning Songbook show, and audence members giving The Wheel spins that often resulted in clusters of three or four songs. That's Costello in his leopard skin hat, with The Wheel on the right and go-go dancer Katerina Valentina on the left. Set list below. There's a full review in Saturday's Inquirer and here.
I Hope You're Happy Now / Heart Of The City / Mystery Dance / Radio, Radio / Human Hands / Living In Paradise / Shabby Doll / Clowntime Is Over / Strict Time / Man Out of Time w/Tangled Up In Blue / Out of Time / Brilliant Mistake / Pills & Soap / Hoover Factory / Watching The Detectives / Black and White World / Beyond Belief / Let Me Roll It
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
Rolling Stone magazine is in the midst of a So You Wanna Be A Rock and Roll Star? contest, with the winner landng the a magazine cover in August, plus a major label contract with Atlantic Records. (Yeah, I know: Is that the first prize, or the booby prize?)
But we're not here to talk about the failings of the antiquated major label system or argue that the Rock Star contestants would probably be better off going indie, anyway. We're here to call attention to the fact that one of the two contestants left is Lelia Broussard, the Louisiana-bred, formerly Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter who, at 21, is a longtime industry vet. With her warpainted face and "Hipster Bitch" song that's made a fan out of Russell Simmons, Broussard's image is a whole lot more alt these days than when she was a fresh faced Philadelphia teenager. As a finalist going against Saskatoon, Saskatchewan classic rockers The Sheepdogs, Broussard gets to play at Bonnaroo in in Manchester, Tenn. next month, even if she doesn't come out on top.
Previously: A Little Lykke Li
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
My Lykke Li review from the Swedish popstress' show at the TLA on South Street on Monday night is in Wednesday's Inquirer and here. Below, the "Get Some" video.
Previously: Jill Scott was at the White House, too.
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
Swedish indie-pop singer Lykke Li plays the Theater of Living Arts tonight. Her Bjorn Yttling-produced second album Wounded Rhymes is a girl-group-goes-goth exercise in updated Phil Spector sonics and romantic melancholy. A case in point would be the new single "Sadness Is A Blessing," which features the Scandinavian songwriter acting out in a pricey restaurant where she's dining with either her father or much older boyfriend, played by Lars Von Trier and Pirates of the Caribbean actor Stellan Skarsgard. How Swedish it is. Grimes - the nom de rock of Canadian sample-pop artist Claire Boucher - open the sold-out TLA show tonight.
Previously: Dylan Responds To China Criticism
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
Lots of nonsense was generated last week over the White House poetry slam night reading by Chicago conscious rapper Common, the goody two shoes MC who Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity have annointed as "controversial" for the first time in his life. And in fact, the brouhaha continues, with Jon Stewart - who last week said that only huffers of "Foxygen," which he defined as "that heady mix of partisan hackery, character assassination and manufactured outrage" would be upset by the performance by the rapper who changed his name from Common Sense - scheduled to debate O'Reilly on the topic on Fox tonight.
But lost amidst all that noise was the appearance at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue by another hip-hop soul poet: Jill Scott. Jilly from Philly, who described herself as "geeked" by the idea of apearing at the White House, performed along with Rita Dove, Billy Collins, and Steve Martin, among others. She brought her Macbook along to read from three poems in a 7 minute segment, regally standing up for literacy and against objectification of women, and, yes, saying the words "shiznit" and "ass" aloud at the White House. Scott's new album The Light Of The Sun is due June 21.
Previously: Lykke Li at the TLA
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
When Bob Dylan played China last month, a lot of people who don't know very much about Bob Dylan - I'm looking at you, Maureen Dowd - typed a lot of nonsense about how Dylan is a sell-out because he didn't play "Blowin' In The Wind" in Beijing. Dowd's column on the subject was headlined Blowin' In The Idiot Wind, which, come to think of it, was an appropriate description of the poorly reasoned attack on the unknowable Bard who hasn't been a mere "protest singer" for more than 45 years, if he ever was.
The criticism of Dylan from many quarters was all built on the supposition that Dylan had planned to play specific songs that the Chinese government refused to let him play. This morning on his web site, Dylan chimed in to try to clear up the controversy, contextualize the Chinese stops on The Never-Ending Tour and saying this about the issue of censorship:
"As far as censorship goes, the Chinese government had asked for the names of the songs that I would be playing. There's no logical answer to that, so we sent them the set lists from the previous 3 months. If there were any songs, verses or lines censored, nobody ever told me about it and we played all the songs that we intended to play."
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Detroit duo Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. play Kung Fu Necktie on Saturday. Are they just a Sammy Davis Jr. Jr. ripoff? (Sorry, that's an Everything Is Illuminated reference.) Nope. Check Daniel Zott and Josh Epstein out in their Cheerios and Lysol faux-NASCAR outfits below in the "Nothing But Our Love" video. And, if you wish, go see the band's namesake at Dover Downs on Sunday. The indie-pop act's full-length debut, It's A Corporate World, comes out June 7. Download "Morning Thought" for free here. Show details here.
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I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Lockheed Martin (Schriever AFB, CO) in September 2015.
The interviewer describe the job position and explained the current situation with the contract. I was asked about my experiences with the various programs that I was assigned to and the ground systems that were utilized. I did ask if a specific systems that I was familiar with is being currently used for the contract but was explained the the system being in use is unique. I express my interest in learning new skills and that I have a strong learning ability. I also asked about the method of training used to certify system engineers. Training is on-the-job which I also didn't have a problem so long as the tasks are backed up by established procedures. An added plus is that I have an active security clearance which should help in placing me in the facility without hangups. The interviewers were impress with my resume and said that I'll be contacted with the results of the interview.
Interview Questions
- Although the position was not directly command and control, why am I so interested in the position? 1 Answer
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Lockheed Martin (Houston, TX).
I submitted my resume at a career fair. I was then called by HR a few weeks later asking if I'd like to attend one of three interview sessions in three different states (California, Texas, Arizona). I chose Texas and a few weeks later they flew me (as well as about 2 dozen others) in to interview with a few managers. This lasted most of the morning, then they provided lunch and gave us tours of the facilities in the afternoon.
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- Typical STAR questions were asked. Describe a situation in which you were able to use persuasion to successfully convince someone to see things your way. Answer Question
Systems Engineer InterviewAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
I applied through other source. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Lockheed Martin.
Interviewed with hiring manager. Discussed my background and how I would deal with a difficult person. After the interview I was contacted by HR to obtain information necessary to conduct a background check.
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- Would would you deal with working with/for a person who was noted for being difficult to work for Answer Question
Systems Engineering InterviewAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Lockheed Martin (Fort Worth, TX) in February 2015.
I applied online and was invited to attend an hiring event in Dallas. I interviewed on Friday and had a offer letter sent to me on Monday. I think it was very nice to be able to get an opportunity to get to see the production line of F-35s. They also put me on schedule to interview for another position but I wasn't aware about it until halfway through that interview. I had asked the HR/(person who scheduled me) if it was for the same position or a different one and he did say it was for the same position.... :/ (left a little awkward because I didn't want what position I was interviewing for... but I went along with the flow) *Note: I got an offer but I haven't officially accepted it as I got it just a couple of hours back :/
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- STAR type questions, Very relaxed interview, they asked me a lot of questions based on my resume... so my suggestion would be know your resume well 1 Answer
Systems Engineer InterviewAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Lockheed Martin.
I interviewed first with the person I was replacing. Then, I interviewed with the hiring manager, then the customer. Got a contingent offer after interviewing with the hiring manager, and a full offer after customer approval.
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- How would you rate the customer's systems engineering process, and why? Answer Question
Generally Lockheed Martin does not negotiate much - very much a take it or leave it offer. Anything more requires a lot more time, and approvals up the HR chain.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Lockheed Martin.
Multiple interviews with different people. Large number of other qualified candidates there. Competitive. They had breakfast and lunch available. They actually flew me in for the interview. They were interviewing for multiple positions so it was pretty stress free.
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- What kind of problems did you encounter with previous jobs. How did you respond. Answer Question
There was no negotiation.
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Lockheed Martin (King of Prussia, PA) in December 2014.
Multiple interviews on the same day. Interviews aren't difficult if you have the merits to back your statements. However, for top secret clearance the government took about 9 months to give clearance. I would recommend not going for a top secret position if you need a job in the near future.
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- A problem with (blank system) has occurred, how do you Handel it? Answer Question
- What was your most rewarding engineering moment? Answer Question
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Systems Engineer InterviewDeclined OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Lockheed Martin (Syracuse, NY) in November 2014.
Submitted an application online, was contacted by a recruiter about an on-site interview in Syracuse, NY. Company paid for flight/rental/meals. The on-site interview consisted of a presentation by HR and an engineer for about 1 - 1.5 hours to a group of about 12 candidates, and a quick-ish tour, and then everyone was split up to different rooms to be interviewed 1-on-1. There were 3 back-to-back interviews, each about an hour, with 3 different people, of varying seniority (sr. managers, lead engr, 'entry level' managers). The interviewers all had a sheet of questions which they wanted the candidate to answer in 'STAR' format. All behavioral questions, asking to draw on my past experiences, and some occasional probing question (slightly technical) that asked something a little deeper about an experience or project I mentioned. One slightly frustrating part was that the interviewers all had the same questions, and preferred if I gave a different answer for each time I was asked a given question (this was challenging for some of the tougher behavioral questions). After interviews was lunch and a chance for final questions before wrapping up early afternoon. Overall very pleasant experience; enjoyed talking to my interviewers. Showing significant knowledge of the companies current contracts and related contracts seemed to catch a lot of attention. Received a phone call telling me to expect an email offer about a week after interviewing.
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- Name a time when you've had to work with a group of tough people, and what you did to overcome any difficulties. 1 Answer
Reasons for Declining
Wasn't a huge fan of the surrounding area, and not quite sure I want to go into Systems Engineering.
Systems Engineer InterviewAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
I applied online, got back from HR within 1-2 months. Straight to on site interview. But sometimes they will have HR call you first to do the screening questions, for example, are you US citizen? I got a pre-employment form after 30 minutes of the interview.
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- Majority interview questions are behavioral and your school/project works. Answer Question
Systems Engineer InterviewNo Offer
I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Lockheed Martin.
Invited to a hiring event for Lockheed Martin for a Systems Engineer Associate position. Interview was fairly straight forward, and had a great time as a tour was also given.
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St. Malachy's Prophecies
During the interregnum following the death of a pope we see a flurry of interest in the prophecy of St. Malachy. The interest seems to grow each time a pope passes from the scene because, according to some interpretations of the prophecy, the line of popes is about to end.
St. Malachy was an Irish bishop who lived in the 12th century. By far the more famous of his prophecies concerns the sequence of popes.
The prophecy consist of 112 short Latin descriptions of future popes; the prophecies were discovered in 1590 and attributed to Malachy. Each description indicates one identifying trait for each future pope, beginning with Celestine II, who was elected in 1130. In some instances, the descriptions hit home in an uncanny way; they have led to centuries of speculation that the prophecy might be a real one.
For instance, the description of the future John XXII (1316-1334) is "de sutore osseo" -- "from the bony shoemaker." This pope was the son of a shoemaker, and his family name was "Ossa," which means bone. In another example, "lilium et rosa" was the phrase used to describe the pope who would be Urban VIII (1623-1644), whose family coat-of-arms was covered with "lilies and roses."
Malachy's prophecy has been cast into doubt by the fact that the descriptions become vague from the 16th century on -- about the time the prophecy was "discovered" in the Roman Archives. But there have been a few good matches in modern times. The phrase "pastor et nauta," meaning "shepherd and sailor," was attributed to John XXIII. This pope hailed from Venice, historically a city of sailors, and on the day he took office he indicated the goal of his pontificate was to be "a good shepherd."
There have been many more misses, though. Describing the popes to follow John XXIII are the phrases "flower of flowers" (Paul VI), "from a half-moon" (John Paul I), and "from the toil of the sun" (John Paul II), none of which is an obvious connection. After our current pope there are only two left in Malachy's prophecy, "the glory of the olive" and "Peter the Roman." The latter will supposedly lead the Church through many tribulations, concluding with the last judgment.
Is "Malachy's" prophecy legitimate? Probably not. The consensus among modern scholars is that it is a 16th-century forgery created for partisan political reasons.
Catholic Answers. "St. Malachy's predictions." from This Rock: Quick Questions Vol. 5, Number 6 (San Diego: Catholic Answers Inc., June 1994).
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Growing up in Ripon had relatively peaceful memories for Ed and Terri Beeler compared to their recent church mission trip to Mexicali, Mexico where they were greeted by a 7.2 earthquake that hit shortly after they arrived.
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RIPON - Ripon Mayor Chuck Winn declared May 1 as Silver Star Service Banner Day in the community through a resolution at Tuesday night's city council meeting. It is the official day to honor those wounded and injured troops and veterans in the city of Ripon.
An annexation that includes a proposal to build 93 homes is moving through the planning process.
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Phil Waterford – the owner of Manteca Ford-Mercury who openly strives to interweave his Christian faith and principles into his business – is the keynote speaker for the 44th annual Manteca Community Prayer Breakfast.
Artists who want to be one of those featured in the first art show and sale at the Manteca Historical Society Museum have until Monday, May 10, to sign up.
The excitement is not only in the chase, but also watching canine police officers put their four-legged partners through their paces every year at the 40th annual Manteca police dog trials in Morenzone Park on Saturday at Center Street at Union Road.
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The PLNA Board of Directors will review the impact of the cancellation of the PANTS show on its members and research options to meet the Pennsylvania green industry's educational and networking needs in the future.
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It sounds as though the politicians have the desire and impetus to see this through and repeal the DADT policy. I hope there are no more delaying tactics used by the tea party and other assorted bigots
How about less 'could' and just getting on with it?
Of course it's always possible that more "consultations" will be required.
Highly probable I would have thought!
Oh good the US will finally catch up with Europe.
Stu, there will be acts of desperation on the part of the Tea Party scumbags and other republicans. GOProud, a gay (oxymoronic) republican group apparently didn't want DADT repealed and does not support marriage equality even though its founder, Chris Barron, married his boyfriend in Washington, DC last year. Beyond sick!
That doesn't sound very 'sick' to me – more intensely stupid and dimwitted lol (as the reactionary right tends to be)
There's some interesting research which backs up this right-wing tendency to knee-jerk too – they found that right leaning people tended to be more emotive in response to things whereas left leaning people tended to be more empathic. Perhaps someone could find the link for this.
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in fairness i may be just being a bit unfair in saying this but the law was being challenged quite well in the courts as it was, see Log Cabin Republicans vs United States of America, the atempt to appeal the original desicion that judge made was pretty usless of course that coinidently ran into the vote to repeal it however in this case i would say the end result is perhaps all that is really important
It's not progress.
This isn't just progress – it's the end of DADT. There'll still be a 60-day waiting period that Byrd insisted on, but it's just a formality. Once the certification is signed, that's all she wrote. The Pentagon said a while ago that they might be willing to sign off on certification early once they'd done enough of the training to gauge how well it was going, so you kind of knew this was coming after they announced that more than a million servicemembers – half the force – had received their training and there hadn't been any problems.
Right on.. this is terrific news. !!!!!!
I hope you are right. I will definitely celebrate on behalf of US LGBT people and the signal it will give globally. However, I will hold my celebration until it actually does happen due to the stalling processes that the far right have tried repeatedly – and I am sure they will try again.
He's leaving office on 30 June, so is the plan for him to sign it off in the fortnight remaining or is it to be left as an opening gift as a hot potato to his successor?
And I cannot believe a Republican Congress will let it go without seeking to extract maximum homophobic juice from it
Gates oversaw the transition to open service in the CIA almost twenty years ago, and my impression is that he'd just as soon wrap this up before he leaves. But if he doesn't, I doubt his successor – a California Democrat – will see it as a hot potato. It's possible that Panetta will be less respected and less effective in the job, but it's hard to see how even that would seriously endanger the process, given how far along it is now.
The Republicans only control the House, so I'm not sure what else they can really do at this point besides hold more hearings – which they already tried in April, and it backfired. They had their chance with the NDAA, and the best they could come up with was a couple of lame amendments that face an uncertain future in the Senate and don't amount to much more than a symbolic poke in the eye. This is a lost cause, so they've probably already moved on to planning their attacks on their next target, marriage equality in D.C.
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This invention relates generally to disposable assemblies for covering the elongated probe of a medical thermometer, and, more particularly, to assemblies of this kind that include a stretchable plastic film.
Medical thermometers of this particular kind, which include elongated probes adapted for insertion into various body cavities (e.g., the mouth, rectum or ear canal), are the most commonly used devices for measuring a patient's body temperature. Such thermometers commonly include in the probe tip a thermistor or infrared sensor to detect the temperature of the adjacent body tissue.
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It should, therefore, be appreciated that there is a continuing need for a probe cover assembly for the probe of a medical thermometer, which protects the probe and/or the patient from contamination during its use, which provides a known minimum interference with the probe's temperature sensor, and which is durable, yet convenient to use and inexpensive to manufacture. The present invention fulfills this need.
The present invention is embodied in a multi-layer, disposable probe cover assembly for the elongated probe of a medical thermometer, which is compact and convenient to use, yet interferes minimally with the thermometer's temperature detection. The probe cover assembly is simple to manufacture and compact for efficient storage, yet highly durable, and ensures that cross-contamination does not occur between the thermometer probe and the patient.
More particularly, the disposable cover assembly of the invention has three separate layers laminated together, including a thin, flat base layer, a stretchable plastic film, and a protective paper or plastic layer. The base layer has a generally circular aperture sized to slide over the elongated probe, and the base layer and paper layer are laminated to opposite sides of the plastic film, with the portion of the paper layer that is aligned with the base aperture being perforated. In use, the assembly is placed on the probe by inserting the probe through the base aperture, from the paper layer side of the assembly, to stretch the plastic film over the probe. During this stretching procedure, the perforated paper functions initially to separate the probe from the film and thereby prevent the film from initially sticking to the probe and stretching unevenly. After the patient's temperature has been measured, the cover assembly can be removed from the probe by sliding the apertured base layer along the probe, with the perforated paper functioning to scrape the stretched film from the probe. This ensures that the cover assembly, including the stretched film, will remain intact, for convenient disposal.
In a more detailed feature of the invention, the probe cover assembly is specifically adapted for use with thermometers that include an infrared sensor in or adjacent to its probe. The stretchable plastic film is therefore constructed of a material that is substantially transparent to infrared radiation, such as a linear, low-density polyethylene. This material preferably has an unstretched thickness of less than about 0.001 inches. The base layer, plastic film, and paper layer are preferably laminated to each other sonically. To facilitate such a sonic welding, the base layer is preferably formed of a high-density polyethylene, and the paper layer preferably has sufficient porosity to allow the base layer and plastic film to flow into it, to secure the successive layers together.
The perforations in the paper layer are preferably aligned generally radially, such that pie-shaped wedges are defined between them. Thus, upon insertion of the thermometer probe, the pie-shaped wedges initially separate the probe tip from the stretching plastic film, until the film has been stretched by more than the length of the wedges. This prevents the film from sticking to the probe at a point too early in its stretching, which could cause an uneven stretch and lead to an unreliable temperature measurement.
In yet another feature of the invention, the probe cover assembly is substantially flat prior to its use and it has a substantially square periphery. In addition, the assembly can be attached, via opposite sides of its square periphery, to a plurality of additional, substantially identical cover assemblies. This facilitates the use of a dispenser for automatically dispensing individual probe cover assemblies during use of the thermometer with multiple patients.
Other features and advantages of the present invention should become apparent from the following description of the preferred embodiment, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, which illustrate, by way of example, the principles of the invention.
FIG. 1 is a side view of a medical thermometer having an elongated probe sized to fit within a patient's ear canal and having an infrared sensor for measuring a patient's body temperature, the thermometer being depicted with a probe cover assembly embodying the invention placed over the elongated probe.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the probe cover assembly of FIG. 1, prior to its placement on the thermometer probe.
FIG. 3 is a side view of the probe cover assembly of FIG. 2, with the assembly's stretched configuration while in use covering a thermometer probe being shown in phantom lines.
FIG. 4 is a side view of the probe portion of the thermometer of FIG. 1, showing the probe cover assembly being ejected from the probe
With reference now to the drawings, and particularly to FIG. 1, there is shown a medical thermometer 11 having an elongated, generally cylindrical probe 13 adapted for insertion into a patient's ear (not shown), with a disposable probe cover assembly 15 being used to cover the probe and thereby keep the probe hygienic. The probe includes an infrared sensor within it, for detecting infrared radiation being transmitted along the patient's ear canal and thereby determining the patient's body temperature. The probe cover assembly includes a stretchable film 17 that covers substantially the entire probe, to protect contamination from being transferred between the probe and the patient, yet that provides a minimum, known effect on the transmission of infrared radiation to the infrared sensor.
The probe cover assembly 15 is depicted in greater detail in FIGS. 2 and 3. The assembly has three laminated layers, including a base layer 19, the stretchable plastic film 17, and a paper layer 21. The base layer and paper layer are laminated securely to opposite sides of the film. Prior to placement of the assembly over the probe 13, the assembly is substantially flat, with a generally square periphery. At this time, the paper layer functions principally to protect the plastic film from damage during normal handling and to interconnect the assembly with similar, adjacent assemblies (not shown).
A circular aperture 23, which is formed in the middle of the base layer 19, is sized to slide easily over the generally cylindrical probe 13 of the thermometer 11. The portion of the paper layer 21 aligned with this aperture includes a plurality of perforations 25 oriented generally radially and spaced uniformly around the circle. Generally pie-shaped wedges 27 are thereby defined between the successive perforations.
The probe cover assembly 15 is placed over the probe 13 by pressing the probe's remote end through the aperture 23 of the base layer 19, from the assembly's paper layer side. This stretches the film over the probe, as shown in FIG. 1. During the initial stage of stretching, the paper layer provides a skid surface for the probe tip and the radial perforations 25 in the paper layer 21 assist in centering the probe tip relative to the base aperture. In addition, the paper layer separates the film from the probe tip until a predetermined, minimum amount of stretching has occurred. Consequently, the probe tip's initial contact with the film occurs over the tip's generally circular periphery, which minimizes the possibility of an uneven film stretch and the possibility of localized tearing of the film.
With reference again to FIG. 1, it will be observed that the probe cover assembly 15 is secured in place on the probe 13 by a snap-fit of the aperture 23 of the base layer 19 over an enlargement 29 located at the probe's base end. To remove the probe cover assembly from the probe after it has been used to measure a patient's temperature, the base layer, which is relatively more rigid than are the film 17 and paper layer 21, is pushed forwardly by a reciprocable cylindrical sleeve (not shown), which is part of the thermometer 1. This sleeve can be moved forwardly to a point where it projects beyond the probe's remote tip, whereby the probe cover assembly can readily be disposed of.
The pie-shaped wedges 27 formed in the paper layer 21 serve an important function during the removal of the probe cover assembly 15 from the probe 13. In particular, and with reference to FIG. 4, it will be observed that these wedges are interposed between the probe 13 and the stretched film 17. As the reciprocating sleeve pushes the paper layer 21 and thus the base layer 19 forwardly, the wedges scrape the stretched film away from the probe surface and thus prevent the film from sticking to the probe and becoming inverted (like a stocking would become inverted during removal from a foot if only the stocking's open end were to be pulled). This feature ensures that the film will not remain stuck to the probe even after the base layer and the paper layer have been pushed beyond the probe's remote end.
With reference again to FIG. 3, the base layer 19, stretchable film 17, and paper layer 21 are laminated to each other using a conventional sonic welding process. In this process, a high frequency vibration is established in the three layers, which causes the plastic base layer and film to fuse together and which causes portions of the base layer and film to melt and flow into minute cavities in the paper layer, thus securely holding the three layers together. The effectiveness of this lamination process is enhanced if a non-parchment-type paper with at least limited porosity is used. In addition, using a conventional knurl to locally concentrate or direct the sonic welding energy further enhances the strength of the lamination.
Alternatively, the three layers, 17, 19 and 21 could be laminated together using other conventional heat-sealing methods or using a suitable adhesive. An adhesive approach is not preferred, however, because of an expected higher manufacturing cost.
The base layer 19 and stretchable plastic film 17 will fuse together most effectively if they are formed of similar plastic materials. Preferably, the base layer is formed of a high-density polyethylene material and the film is formed of a puncture-resistant, linear, low-density polyethylene material. The base layer has a thickness of at least about 0.010 inches, preferably 0.012 inches, which provides it with sufficient rigidity to allow convenient handling, but sufficient resilience to snap-fit over the enlargement 29 at the base end of the probe 13 (FIG. 1).
The stretchable plastic film 17 preferably has an unstretched thickness in the range of about 0.0005 to 0.00125 inches. This unstretched thickness will allow the stretched film to have sufficient strength to avoid puncturing and tearing yet to be sufficiently thin to provide minimal absorption of infrared radiation being transmitted from the patient's eardrum to the probe sensor. The film is preferably stretchable substantially uniformly in all directions. The film also can be coextruded with ethylene vinyl acetate, for added strength.
The paper layer 21 can be a standard 0.005-inch lithographic paper. Such a paper has the requisite porosity to facilitate the sonic welding described above and also has the desired thickness and resilience to isolate the stretchable plastic film 17 from the probe 13. An excessive paper layer thickness should be avoided, to prevent the possibility that the wedges might accidentally puncture the plastic film. The paper also should have low linting characteristics, to reduce the number of loose fibers being created when the perforations 25 are being cut and when the assembly is being placed on the probe 13.
With reference again to FIG. 2, it will be observed that the probe cover assembly 15 has a generally square periphery. This is a shape ideally suited to the manufacture of multiple side-by-side, substantially identical assemblies. Such assemblies can be connected to each other merely by the paper layer 21, which can be perforated along the edges separating the assemblies, as indicated by the reference numeral 33.
It should be appreciated from the foregoing description that the present invention provides an effective probe cover assembly for use in covering and protecting the elongated probe of a medical thermometer. The assembly has three laminated layers, including a flat base layer with an aperture sized to slide over the probe, an intermediate stretchable film, and a protective paper layer having perforations aligned with the base layer aperture. In use, the probe cover assembly is placed on the probe by inserting the probe through the base aperture, from the assembly's paper layer side, to stretch the plastic film over the probe, with the perforated paper functioning initially to separate the probe from the film and thereby prevent the film from initially sticking to the probe and stretching unevenly. The probe cover assembly is removed from the probe and discarded by sliding the apertured base layer along the probe, with the perforated paper functioning to scrape the stretched film from the probe. The probe cover assembly is extremely compact and convenient to use, yet highly effective in reliably covering the probe and facilitating an accurate, repeatable measurement of a patient's temperature.
Although the invention has been described in detail with reference only to the preferred embodiment, those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that various modifications can be made without departing from the invention. Accordingly, the invention is defined only by the following claims.
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Still rocking his scraggy mod 'do, the former Smiths (and Cribs) guitarist is now forging a meaty indie solo career.Rock and indie Tuesday October 20 2015Read more
Gary Numan
Despite his miserablism, his eternal Bowie-aping and his right-wing tendencies, the Numanoid has long since been recognised as the godfather of electronica and the spiritual progenitor of Marilyn Manson. For three nights in Kentish Town, he's playing...Pop Wednesday October 21 2015 - Friday October 23 2015Read more
Gavin DeGraw
Raspy-voiced singer-songwriter, guitarist and pianist DeGraw returns to Kentish Town to play songs from his latest album 'Make a Move' (and perhaps some newies) in an acoustic setting.Pop Sunday November 1 2015Read more
Eagles Of Death Metal
This will undoubtedly be a storming gig from the two libidinously charged, maximum-rockin' dudes behind EODM: Jesse 'Boots Electric' Hughes and Josh 'Babyduck' Homme (of Queens Of The Stone Age). Their hilariously swaggering take on the classic riffs...Rock and indie Thursday November 5 2015Read more
Blackberry Smoke
Flash back to the '70s – when men were manly, faces were fuzzy and jackets were heavily tasselled – with this twangin' country-rock combo from Atlanta, Georgia.Rock and indie Sunday November 8 2015Read more
The Zombies
The re-resurrected baroque pop originals are back for more, with organ grinder/songwriter Rod Argent and singer Colin Blunstone (along with a host of new Zombies) playing the hits: 'She's Not There', 'Time of the Season', and the rest.Tuesday November 10 2015Read more


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... supported an Olympic Bid?
The timing of the poll was biased as the day of the closing ceremonies it is skewed to generate a more favourable response. This makes it suspect who commissioned such a poll? I wrote to my local councillor to mention this poll and that it was unscientific. Newspaper ...
Onwards to Toronto
... along this line to Montreal was simply boring to say the least. Flat farmland and muddy rivers seemed to be about all that there was as well as the occasional town. In fact the best part of the journey was the last few miles into Montreal where I simply watched the city approach from the dome car.
Looking at Montreal from afar I wished I had an extra night here instead of only a hour as it looked like a grand city to explore.
Finally into the dark and ...
Planning and Leaving
... is 30 days and 1 hour, so a Visa I need. Three Weeks To Go: Off to the doctors. For each trip I get a cortisone creams in case of heat rash, an antibiotic in case of major intestinal issues and Dukorol, a vaccine for e-Coli and cholera. Its a rather tasty oral vaccine that I will take Sunday morning before coffee. Two weeks To Go: Visa in hand, suitcases out of storage and partially packed. Excitment is rising... Friday - 8 days to go - just one more week of ...
Day 5-6
Day 5 I woke up early finished packing my backpack and walked over to my gparents home. They drove me to the airport shortly after. They came in we had my last cup of Timmy's as we waited from my plane to board. It took forever to finally make it to the festival sadly I had to miss some of the bands I hoped to see but thankfully not brand new. As per usually Jesse was amazing. He wasn't ...
Ontario & Friends
... approaching darkened storm clouds. In the short 5 minute drive back to camp the weather changed, the temperature plummeted and a fresh wind rattled through the trees. We quickly dismantled the canopy and took shelter in JJ's van, it was decided that we would not be eating around the campfire tonight. Nikki and I headed into town for pizza, during the drive the wind died down but the heavens opened. I expected a damp dining experience, but JJ had a different idea. Back at ...