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|Número de solicitud
|Fecha de publicación
|21 Ene 1986
|Fecha de presentación
|7 Abr 1983
|Fecha de prioridad
|10 Feb 1983
|Número de publicación
|Fredrica Coates
|Cesionario original
|Fredrica Coates
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|Citas de patentes (22), Citada por (93), Clasificaciones (13), Eventos legales (4)
|Enlaces externos: USPTO, Cesión de USPTO, Espacenet
This application is a continuation-in-part of application Ser. No. 465,371 filed on Feb. 10, 1983.
This invention relates generally to infant accessories carrying bags, and more particularly toward a combination carrying bag and diapering station having multiple storage pockets and conveniences.
Diaper changing bags and stations such as the ones disclosed in Hoover U.S. Pat. No. 3,489,194, Taniguchi U.S. Pat. No. 4,068,786 and Sneider U.S. Pat. No. 4,154,323 provide a cushioned surface for a baby during diaper changing and store diapers and other baby supplies and accessories. These products, although generally useful, tend to be cumbersome to fold and carry, inconvenient to use and expensive. There still exists a need for a diaper station that is compact, convenient, inexpensive, and above all, safe for the infant.
It is accordingly one object of the present invention to provide a combination diapering station and carrying bag that provides safety to the infant during diaper changing and presents accessories within close reach of the attendant.
Another object is to provide a diapering station that cushions the infant's body and provides additional support to the head for comfort and safety during diaper changing.
A further object is to provide a diapering station that establishes a sanitary region for an infant during diaper changing, insulating the body from the support surface and hygienically isolating dirty diapers.
A still further object of the invention is to maximize storage and utilitarian efficiencies in a combination diaper changing station and carrying bag by applying dual functions to various structures constituting the unit.
An additional object is to provide a diaper and infant accessories carrying bag that is alternatively carried as a handbag and back pack.
A further object of the invention is to form a combination diapering station and carrying bag of a single piece of material to reduce costs by minimizing sewing steps and eliminating cutting.
An additional object of the invention is to improve infant safety in a diapering station by isolating hard, bulky objects such as bottles and jars from the infant's body during diapering while employing soft articles such as diapers to cushion the head.
These and other objects of the invention are satisfied in accordance with the invention by providing a diapering station formed of a single piece of material divided into three successive sections by fold lines. The station is laid flat on a support surface to cushion and isolate the infant during diaper changing. To convert the station to a carrying bag, the two end sections are folded inwardly, one over the other, onto the middle section, sealed and carried by hand or as a back pack using a convertible strap.
One of the end sections is formed with a pocket that opens inwardly toward the center section and has a size corresponding to the size of a standard diaper. Clean diapers are retained within the pocket when the end section is folded to form the carrying bag. The pocket, stuffed with diapers, cushions the infant's head during diaper changing. A number of additional pockets formed in the opposite end section of the station provide storage for other infant supplies and accessories, such as bottles, jars, pacifiers, etc. These supplies and accessories are maintained away from the infant's body during diaper changing to avoid injury.
The middle section of the diapering station carries a removable, waterproof pouch that is positioned beneath the infant's bottom during diaper changing, providing a waterproof surface. Dirty diapers are sealed within the pouch. Subsequently, at a convenient time, the pouch is removed from the diapering station, unsealed and the dirty diapers pulled for washing.
The one piece construction of the bag is established by folding material over to form pockets, doubling the material back to define a base and sewing the handle to folds formed in the outer surface of the material. Storage efficiency is maximized by synergistic design wherein stored items establish rigidity and balance to the bag and cushioning to the station.
Still other objects of the present invention will become readily apparent to those skilled in this art from the following description wherein there is shown and described preferred embodiments of this invention, simply by way of illustration of one of the best modes and alternative embodiments contemplated for carrying out the invention. As it will be realized, the invention is capable of still other different embodiments, and its several details are capable of modifications in various, obvious aspects all without departing from the invention. Accordingly, the drawings and descriptions will be regarded as illustrative in nature and not as restrictive.
FIG. 1A is a view of one embodiment of a combination diapering station and carrying bag of the invention, unfolded to expose the three diapering station sections;
FIG. 1B shows one folding step to convert the station of FIG. 1A to a carrying bag;
FIG. 1C is a rear view of the station, folded to form a carrying bag, exposing the rear back pack loop;
FIG. 1D shows the carrying strap threaded through the back pack loop ready to be supported by the shoulders of the user;
FIG. 1E is a view of one side of the bag, with a surface broken away to expose a number of accessory pockets;
FIG. 1F is a perspective view of the carrying bag, loaded with supplies and sealed;
FIG. 2A shows a second embodiment of the invention, unfolded, and illustrating removal of the washable diaper pouch;
FIG. 2B illustrates a first fold step, with one end section layered onto the middle section of the station;
FIG. 2C shows a cut-away portion of the folded over end section to expose a pair of accessory pockets;
FIG. 2D is a front view of the converted carrying bag including carrying strap;
FIG. 2E is a rear view of the bag, with the carrying strap threaded through the back strap loop;
FIG. 3A shows a third embodiment of the invention, unfolded, and carrying diapers in one end section pocket;
FIG. 3B illustrates the station following a first fold, with both handles now exposed;
FIG. 3C shows the diaper bag converted from the station of FIG. 3A;
FIG. 3D is a perspective view of the bag more clearly illustrating the handle closure;
FIG. 4A shows a view of a fourth embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 4B is an illustration of the station of FIG. 4A following a first fold;
FIG. 4C is a rear view of the resultant bag following a second fold; and
FIG. 4D is a front view of the bag.
In accordance with a first preferred embodiment of the invention shown in FIGS. 1A-1F, a combination diapering station and carrying bag 10 is formed of a single piece of material that may be fabric, plastic or other waterproof material or a combination of the two, i.e., a fabric outer layer and waterproof inner layer, sewn or bonded together. The diapering station 10 has three successive sections 12, 14 and 16 separated by fold lines 18 and 20. A strap 22 at one end of the station 10 functions as a carrying handle when the station is folded to form a carrying bag. This is done by folding end section 16 upwardly along line 20 onto middle section 14 as shown in FIG. 1B, and then folding the center section along line 18 into end section 12 (FIG. 1C). The bag is maintained closed by snap fasteners 24 at the outer end of section 12 and 26 that are on a fold or flange 28 behind fold line 20. The fold or flange 28 is formed by pinching material at the outer surface of the station along fold line 20 and stitching or bonding to form a permanent flange. This type of manufacturing enables the diapering station to be formed of a single piece of material without handling additional strips or pieces to establish or reinforce the flange.
Returning to FIG. 1A, end section 16 has a pocket 30 that opens inwardly at 32 to receive and retain diapers or other articles. Because the pocket 30 opens inwardly, with the mouth 32 of the pocket positioned adjacent fold line 20, diapers and other contents are retained within the pocket 30, without requiring any pocket cover or flap, when the end section 16 is folded onto middle section 14.
Cloth diapers are preferably retained within the pocket 30, and for convenience, the size of the pocket is made to conform to the size of a cloth diaper. Paper diapers can, of course, also be stored in pocket 30 but to prevent sliding about, a strap or other hold down means (not shown) is preferably provided in the pocket to prevent sliding. Additionally, other items such as coloring books, note pads, etc. can be stored in the pocket to entertain an older youngster. This is particularly advantageous since the station 10 could, in practice, be used as a toy or training device for a youngster, rather than as a diapering station used by an adult.
The pocket 30 is preferably formed by doubling back material and sealing the sides by stitching or bonding, again eliminating need for additional material, cutting or other manufacturing steps. The resultant pocket 30, with its opening 32 at middle section 14, locates clean diapers as close as possible to the infant during diapering, thereby optimizing ergometrics and minimizing diapering time. Furthermore, and of particular importance, the pocket 30 helps cushion and support the infant's head during diaper changing, with the rest of his body across the middle section 14 and opposite end section 12. This also results in a more compact bag, when folded, because unlike prior art designs wherein foam or other nonfunctional padding tends to waste space, the padding in pocket 30 is itself functional, constituted by diapers or other paraphernalia which would otherwise be carried elsewhere in the bag.
The opposite end section 12 is provided with a number of additional pockets to store other infant supplies and paraphernalia, such as bottles and jars, pacifiers, toys, etc. These supplies are maintained away from the body of the infant during changing, minimizing the likelihood of injury and helping maintain the balance and rigidity of the bag. Referring to FIG. 1A, pocket 34 is available to store miscellaneous flat items, including diapers, and a further, preferably zippered pocket 36 is provided on the outer surface of the section 12 (see FIG. 1E). The pocket 36 may conveniently hold relatively small but cumbersome objects, such as pacifiers, toys, key rings, etc., out of the infant's reach but conveniently accessible to the mother, father or attendant. An additional, larger, preferably zippered pocket 38 shown in FIG. 1E stores infant bottle and food jars within the side sleeves 40 and optional closure flaps 42. The bottles or jars are maintain erect within the pocket 38 by the sleeves 40, maintaining the rigidity of the bag while protecting the bottles or jars from damage by contact. Furthermore, because the sleeves 40 retain the bottles or jars at the sides of the bag, the useable pocket space within the bag is maximized. An elastic band 41 on each sleeve helps separate food jars within the sleeve.
Within the center section 14 is located a removable, preferably plastic pouch 44, retained to the middle section by a number of Velcro or equivalent strips 46. The pouch 44 has an open side 48 that is sealable by a Velcro or equivalent fastening strip. The pouch 44 provides a convenient work surface for the station, insulating and cushioning the bottom of an infant during diaper changing. As the dirty diaper is removed from the infant, it is inserted into the pouch 44, and the pouch is sealed. Moisture is retained within the pouch, which is waterproof and sealed along edge 48. Following diapering, the pouch 44 may be placed in pocket 34 and subsequently the pouch 44 and dirty diapers removed and washed for reuse.
Handle 22 is preferably formed of a fabric strap attached to one side of the bag/station 10 (FIG. 1D) at a ring 50, looped through a second ring 52 at the opposite side and doubled back, snapped between strap layers by snaps 54, shown in FIG. 1C, to eliminate dangling or tangling of the strap. The strap as shown in FIG. 1C forms a convenient carrying handle. To convert the carrying handle to a back pack strap, the strap is separated at snaps 54, and threaded through a loop 56 sewn on the back of the bag (FIG. 1D) and around ring 52, and then resnapped as shown. The two strap portions formed between loop 56 and 50, 52 fit around the shoulders of the mother or father or other individual. I have found in practice that a strap length of 46-50 inches forms a convenient handle 22, when double backed, and fits virtually all individuals as a back pack strap as shown in FIG. 1D. Loop 56 may alternatively have one end secured to an end section of the bag and an opposite end adapted to be releasably attached to the middle section to retain the bag folded.
A zipper or other slide fastener 58 along the sides of sections 12 and 14 help retain the bag closed and steady, which is particularly important when the bag is used as a back pack. Further, I found that the zippers 58 enable a substantial number of diapers and additional paraphernalia to be stuffed into the bag, as is necessary for long trips.
The bag 10 shown in FIG. 1F is formed with a stiffened base portion 60, enabling the bag 10 to stand upright on a support surface. The base 60 is preferably formed by doubling material back upon itself to form a multiple thickness section to establish the base without requiring any additional strips of material or stiffeners. Standoffs or feet 101 (FIG. 3C) may be inserted into the base 60 between the fold layers to hide rough edges. Sides 62 of the bag formed by appropriate stitching of the same material increase the storage capacity of the bag, making it possible, in my experience, to carry up to at least 30 diapers. To aid in loading the bag, the zipper 38 (FIG. 1E) has an end strip 64 that extends behind the side of the bag to enable the mouth of the pocket to expose substantially the entire storage volume of the pocket for more convenient loading and unloading.
Referring now to FIGS. 2A-2E, a second embodiment of the invention is shown wherein a combination diapering station and bag 64 is generally similar to the bag 10 shown in FIGS. 1A-1F but includes some modifications and additions. In FIG. 2A, pocket 66 in end section 68 stores clean diapers whereas soiled diapers are stored in removable pouch 70, similar to pouch 44 in FIG. 1A. In end section 72, additional pockets 74 and 76 provide further storage. The outer pocket 74 is a convenience pocket to receive small, preferably flat objects of a type that may be needed during diapering, such as wipe cloths. The larger pocket 76 is waterproof and is sealed shut by Velcro or equivant fastening strips 78, to retain pouch 70 and soiled diapers following changing. An inner, still larger pocket or tote 80, more conveniently accessible from the outer surface of the bag 64 contains a small, convenience, preferably zippered pocket 82 and an elastic sleeve 84 that may be used to retain credit cards, car keys or the like or may be formed slightly larger to retain infant bottles or jars.
At the rear of the bag 64 is located a flap 84 (FIG. 2D) that extends between the ends of handle 86. This flap is provided with a snap that couples to end section 68 to maintain the bag closed and provide the appearance of a handbag or tote.
The handle 88 is formed of a strap that is convertible, shown in FIG. 2E, to a back pack strap, similar to FIG. 1D. Again, the sides of the bag 64 are sealed by zippers 92 to enable the bag to carry a maximum volume load.
Also extending between the ends of handle 88 is a sleeve 90 which is adapted to receive a stiffening object, preferably a coiled bib, to provide rigidity to the load bearing end of the bag. Thus, the sleeve 90 forms two distinct functions, that is, a bib storage pocket and, when loaded with a bib, a stiffener.
FIGS. 3A-3D illustrate a further embodiment of the invention, similar to the embodiments described earlier but differing substantially in the manner by which the bag is closed and handles are attached. In FIG. 3A, a first handle 94 is sewn into the bag at end 96 of section 98 and a second handle 100 that is sewn to a flange or fold 107 formed at the outer surface of the bag, similar to flange 28 in FIG. 1B. Handle 94 is provided with a pair of snaps 102 adjacent section 98 and handle 100 has corresponding snaps 104.
The diapering station 93 is folded into a bag by folding end section 95 onto middle section 97, as shown in FIG. 3B, and making an additional fold to the bag of 3C. With the bag folded as in 3C, the snaps 102, 104 on handles 94, 100 are now coupled together, retaining the mouth of the bag shut. An advantage of locating the snaps 102, 104 on handles 94, 100 is to reduce costs while adding to the convenience of the bag; to open the bag and expose the contents, the two handles 94, 100 are merely separated to decouple the snaps. Furthermore, the provision of corresponding loop-type handles 94 adds to the tote-like appearance of the bag, shown in FIG. 3D.
FIGS. 4A-4D illustrate a low cost combination diapering station and bag 106 incorporating the principles of the embodiments shown in the preceding figures. The diapering station/bag 106 is again formed of a single piece of material, preferably a plastic or similar material that is low in cost and waterproof, and is provided with an inwardly facing pocket 108 on end section 111 to store clean diapers and cushion the infant's head and additional pockets 110, 112 formed in the opposite end section 116. The middle section 118 is provided with a diaper pouch open toward section 116 to enable diapers to be conveniently pulled from beneath the infant's buttocks. The pocket 110 conveniently stores small, relatively flat objects, such as wipes, needed when changing diapers. Additional diapers or other items are stored within the larger pocket 112.
The outer face of section 116 has a tote pocket 120 (FIG. 4D), preferably zippered by 123 and adapted to hold larger, bulky objects such as bottles, etc. in a manner shown in FIG. 1E.
The bag is maintained closed by handle snaps 122 provided on handle loops 124 in a manner similar to the embodiment of FIGS. 3A-3D.
In this disclosure, there is shown and described only the preferred embodiments of the invention, but as aforementioned, it is to be understood that the invention is capable of use in various other combinations and environments and is capable of changes or modifications within the scope of the inventive concept as expressed herein.
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Went there for brunch with a whole bunch of people. Most of us got the eggs benedict, which was great, as were their scrambles. Hot chocolate was dark & rich. Only thing is that the place really is a nook, very small, & the bathroom is past the kitchen & like a cramped closet! But otherwise we enjoyed ourselves; the food was good & would like to try more; definitely want to go back.Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
Nook Restaurant
Today:10:00 am - 11:00 pm
Tomorrow:10:00 am - 11:00 pm
746 9th Ave Frnt 1,
New York, NY 10019
(212) 247-5500
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I just came on to write a review about one of my favorite restaurants and was surprised to read the one below. I've lived in the neighborhood for four years and frequent this place more times than I can count. I've never waited, nor seen anyone wait, long for their food, and also the few times I've gone before a show, they have been so accomodating when I tell them that I'm in more of a rush to make my theatre time. ... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
I made a reservation to eat here based on decent reviews. 6:30pm, table for 4, Thursday night. I arrived on the scene at 6:30, ordered an appetizer salad and my party was fully assembled at 6:45. The host took our orders and then we waited. And waited. And waited. A couple that was seated after we got there was served, ate, paid the tab and left by 7:30. We had yet to get our food. We asked how much longer an... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
My husband and I were visiting and happened upon Nook as we were looking for a dinner venue after a long day of sightseeing. We felt so lucky to find this hidden treasure and felt like locals. We didn't know that it was BYOB until after we were seated, but the meal was still great without a wine compliment. The Tuscan chicken and Salmon were delicious and the mushroom cigars were really enjoyed by both of us. Our bil... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
As you can tell by the name, Nook is a cozy establishment. If you know this going in then I see nothing to complain about. There was a waitress that people thought was rude, but she has left. Food is fantastic. The mushroom cigars, the lamb, and the filet are absolutely delicious. BYO so you can enjoy your own drink of choice with no corkage fee. Regulars come back for a reason. Come hungry and with an open mind, and... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
I have to be honest, I was scared to try this place after reading the negative collection of reviews, however, I sucked it up, grabbed 2 decent bottles of red and ventured out with husband for a cozy night at a BYOB. Twice now, it has YET to disappoint. Yes, the owner/hostess/etc. are Russian/Slovakian and are naturally a little brisk in personality. I take no offense as long as the food comes out in a timely fash... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
Nook is my favorite place to go for brunch on the weekends. I highly recommend any of their egg scrambles, potato pancakes, and poached eggs. You really can't go wrong with any of the choices on the menu. They can't seat too many people so the atmosphere is relaxed and cozy, unlike the noisy and all-too-trendy neighboring restaurants. Ramon (works weekend brunches) is very friendly and efficient. Also, you can w... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
The ""waitress"" was so rude, my party of three was forced to leave before our food arrived. We walked in before the dinner rush without reservations and were told we could take a seat. If we weren't welcome, they could have just said so and we would have gladly gone anywhere else. The waitress was SO shockingly rude, I almost fealt like bursting into tears. Let me make it clear that my guests and I are just norm... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Nook. We had tuna tartar and the mushroom cigars for appetizers and both were delicious. I had salmon and my friend had a lamb. Both were prepared to perfection and we enjoyed it tremendously. The host was extremely funny, very interactive with the patrons which created a great atmosphere similar to many smaller places in Europe. Definetely a place I will visit again and will recommen... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
The rudest owner. I went in at 6pm mid-week for dinner, alone. No host, so I sat at a table. There were three other people there, not crowded at all. The owner ( I am guessing) came out, saw me and basically told me to leave. ""Do you need reservations?"" I asked. ""No, but it's going to get crowed."" was his response (at 20+ decibel levels). Everyone stared at me while he stood there waiting for me to leave. I ... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch


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I knew I was in trouble when I read Shannyn Moore's Sunday column and she started with "I love (Tony Knowles) too."
I didn't have to read much further before I was hammered for the ultimate Alaska political blunder of "pushing a raid on the Permanent Fund in 1999." Ouch! On top of that, then-Alaska Rep. Lisa Murkowski and House Speaker Gail Phillips were called out for joining this "raid." The column then reveals that we are now linked together, again, by our shared opinion 15 years later of voting no on the oil tax referendum. Hmmmm. Does that sound like a conspiracy?
The "raid" was a resolution passed by the Legislature in 1999 that put a state fiscal plan to a vote of the people. Because of oil prices plummeting to $9 a barrel, we faced a fiscal crisis costing the treasury a billion dollars a year and threatening to soon exhaust our reserves. The negotiated fiscal plan contained many budget-balancing provisions, including one that used a limited amount of Permanent Fund earnings.
What Shannyn didn't mention is that the resolution passed with an overwhelming bipartisan majority of 30 Republicans and 14 Democrats. Fortunately, when the vote was taken six months later, the price of oil had more than doubled and the budget was back in balance.
Another part of the 1999 "conspiracy" revealed by Shannyn was that the oil industry's pledges to increase oil production were "wild promises" that were never fulfilled. Here, again, the history tells a far different story. Thanks to overwhelming bipartisan support for new leases such as Northstar and developing new fields such as Alpine, North Slope oil production experienced the largest increase in over a decade and today remains the last time production increased.
We can avoid a repeat of the fiscal crisis of 1999 and return to the optimism and increased oil production that occurred during those years. It is beginning to happen with over $4 billion of new oil investment now underway. That is why I will vote no on the referendum that would return to a tax regime that will reverse these trends. This vote is about jobs and building a more stable and sustainable economy that, by the way, will also help protect the Permanent Fund.
Oh, yes, one note of thanks to Shannyn. My late mother would have been surprised and very pleased at being labeled a "petroleum powerhouse."
Tony Knowles is a Democrat who served two terms as Alaska's governor. He lives in Anchorage.
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Just over a week ago Kabul was rocked by the attack on a restaurant killing 21 people. Within this week several bombers blew themselves up against Afghan Police forces. Lots of "posturing" to let people know. In the meantime Karzai says he won't sign the agreement with US to keep troops here and security strong unless the US stops giving money to the Pakistan government. Each day at work, we sit and think about how to plan programming and staff location with the upcoming election on April 5th. Who stays in country? Which internationals leave for some time? How do we handle programming in the field during that time. School would have just started for the year, and then elections, with many polling places located at schools. Will the Ministry of Education begin school early? Will they just wait until the whole election process is over? Everything is a moving target here. Makes one work on Plan A, B, C, D, E, F……………………….
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There are many 'ifs' for you and the other people working there. The elections are fast approaching and I hope that they happen in relative peace. Most of all, I hope that whoever gets elected realizes what's at stake if indeed US troops and allied troops pull out altogether or partially. I have been reading about humanitarian aid drying up. I think what you and others do to keep education moving forward is essential. We can't allow that vital component of a functioning country to be neglected once again. Yet, I personally can't afford seeing such wonderful friend like you getting hurt. My house is your house should you need to take a break there. Much love, Elsie


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by Sophie Gao
Mar 28, 2014
Delicious authentic Shanghainese cuisine.
Shangahinese food is hugely underrated and underrepresented among the Western notions of Chinese food. I highly recommend you try this place, large portions, reasonably priced and they will happily cater to special dietary requirements.
Fried noodles and vege buns are amazing.
Great place for vegans and vegetarians too!
by Nom Nom Panda
Jan 07, 2014
Don't look in the fish tank, as it is mostly empty (or maybe has a couple sad creatures, presumably unless you pre-order something), lest it put you off ordering anything with seafood. We like the yolk-coated shrimps in addition to other dishes like the pork with steamed buns and xiao long bao. The dishes can be a bit oily, and some are not as tasty as others, but with a large banquet-style menu and generally good experiences, we certainly wouldn't mind coming back to try a few more dishes!
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by Liz Chaney
May 29, 2013
We love Chinese food and were looking for authentic cuisine. Our son's girlfriend is Chinese and she suggested the Shanghai restaurant. We all enjoyed a delicious dinner 3 months ago so we are going back for more this week. We chose our dishes from the authentic Chinese menu and they are interesting and very tasty. A great way to try out the real thing and more flavoursome than the European version of Chinese around town. Great value for money too. :) Liz
by Allen Huang
Jan 27, 2013
Had dinner at Shikumen Shanghai Restaurant late last night around 9pm. There weren't many people by that time so our dishes arrived prompt and efficiently. We ordered Pork Belly with Preserved Vegetables, and Shanghai-styled Vegetable Medley. Both dishes were top-notch and had the distinct Shanghai-sweetness to them. This place does authentic Shanghai-styled cuisine, so definitely worth checking out. Casual and good value.
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Arizona's Ka'Deem Carey scores 4 TDs in rout of No. 18 Okla. St.
TUCSON, Ariz. -- Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez told his players all week that to make the program relevant again, they would have to beat ranked teams.
Frustrating the 18th-ranked team in the country while running all over them should be a good start.
Composed after falling into an early hole and a rash of personal foul penalties by their opponent, Arizona picked up a signature win by rolling over No. 18 Oklahoma State 59-38 on Saturday night.
Ka'Deem Carey scored four touchdowns, Matt Scott threw for 320 yards and two scores, and the Wildcats pulled away in the fourth quarter for the kind of win that's sure to turn more attention toward the desert.
"Nowadays, it seems everybody knows the scores, but it seems like they put that Top 25 on that ticker and it goes on and on and on all week," Rodriguez said. "So we're going to be on that ticker all week and I told the guys you want to be on the right side of that ticker."
Arizona (2-0) fell into a quick 14-0 hole before scoring the next 30 points as Oklahoma State (1-1) unraveled under a shower of yellow flags. The Cowboys had 15 penalties for a school-record 167 yards before settling down enough to rally within two points late in the third quarter.
The Wildcats wouldn't let them any closer, scoring 29 points after the 3-minute mark of the third quarter to run away from the Cowboys.
Carey ran for 147 yards in his debut as the featured back last week and followed it up by scoring on two 1-yard runs, another from 25 yards and on a 13-yard screen pass. He finished with 126 yards on 26 carries.
Scott also had a nice follow-up to his dazzling opener, finishing 28 of 41 and running for 55 yards with another score.
"I feel like this makes us relevant," said Scott, who had 461 total yards last week after two years of waiting behind Nick Foles. "We beat a good team, we beat a ranked team."
They also beat a team that beat itself, in some respects.
Oklahoma State freshman Wes Lunt threw for 436 yards, fourth-most in school history and the Big 12 record for a freshman, and connected with Tracy Moore for four touchdown passes. He also had some shaky moments, tossing three interceptions, including one returned 48 yards for a touchdown by Jonathan McKnight in the fourth quarter.
Joseph Randle added 123 yards on 23 carries and the Cowboys finished with 636 total yards, but just couldn't seem to stay out of their own way.
"Way too many mistakes," Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy said. "It was poor coaching and poor playing. That's a bad combination."
Everything seemed to go right for Oklahoma State in its first game without stars Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon, leading to an absurdly easy 84-0 win over Savannah State.
Arizona had a much tougher start in its first game under Rodriguez, needing overtime to pull out a victory over Toledo at home.
That set up a showdown in the desert between familiar foes.
Oklahoma State had beaten Arizona the previous two seasons, in the 2010 Alamo Bowl and in Stillwater last year, by getting off to a fast start, outscoring the Wildcats by a combined score of 44-7 in the first half.
It looked like a repeat on the way after Lunt marched the Cowboys through Arizona's defense the first two drives, hitting Moore on touchdown passes of 9 and 30 yards to put Oklahoma State up 14-0.
The game turned quickly when the Cowboys turned ugly.
Defensive tackle Calvin Barnett was called for consecutive personal fouls on one play, setting up Scott's 15-yard touchdown pass to Richard Morrison.
A fumble by Joseph Randle on the next drive, followed by a late-hit penalty on cornerback Broderick Brown, set up a 22-yard field goal by John Bonano.
A fourth personal foul by Oklahoma State in the half, on linebacker Shaun Lewis for hitting Scott as he slid, led to a third field goal by Bonano, a 24-yarder. Carey added a 1-yard touchdown run -- with a little help from teammates -- late in the quarter to put Arizona up 23-14 at halftime.
Oklahoma State had nine penalties for 110 yards in the half and its last drive ended when Arizona's Jared Tevis intercepted a tipped pass by Lunt at the Wildcats' 29.
"It's undisciplined," Gundy said. "It's on the coaches and then it trickles down to the players. It's bad football."
The second half opened the same way: Barnett was flagged for a late hit on the opening play and Arizona scored on a 13-yard screen pass from Scott to Carey for a 30-14 lead.
But the score seemed to snap the Cowboys out of their funk.
Lunt hit Morgan for a 9-yard touchdown pass and the Cowboys kept marching on Arizona the next drive, setting up Jeremy Smith's 10-yard touchdown run that cut Arizona's lead to 30-28.
It turned out to be their last gasp.
The Wildcats raced down the field on their next drive, setting up Scott's 8-yard touchdown run up the middle. Lunt, facing pressure for one of the few times all game, threw up a weak pass early in the fourth quarter and McKnight picked it off for an easy touchdown. Oklahoma State was called for pass interference on the 2-point try -- naturally -- and Arizona converted on the second attempt to go up 45-31.
Carey sealed it with a 25-yard TD run up the middle and added a 1-yarder for good measure in the closing minutes to send the Zona Zoo into a frenzy and the Wildcats to a look-at-us win.
"There's some excited guys in the locker room and I'm proud of them," Rodriguez said. "It's a nice win, the guys played and made the plays when they needed to."
And with it should come some extra -- and wanted -- attention.
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This fascinating new hotel is a converted prison, offering both cell-style and conventional rooms. It is located near the Japanese Garden in the centre of Kaiserslautern, at the edge of the Pfälzer Wald forest. Dating from 1867, the Alcatraz Hotel am Japanischen Garten is Germany's first prison-hotel. In the cell-style rooms, guests can taste a little bit of prison life via barred windows, original prison beds (made by prison inmates), and even a washbasin and toilet in the room. Breakfast can be served through the hatch of the original prison door if you wish. A new à la carte restaurant opened in 2013. However, the cell-rooms of the Alcatraz Hotel are not without modern comforts, and each includes free wireless internet access. Those who prefer more conventional comforts may prefer the hotel rooms or suites. These feature an en suite bathroom. The Hinter Gittern (Behind Bars) bar is ideal for rounding off a busy day with a few drinks before escaping to your quiet cell or room.booking.com
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Gift shop
Meeting/Banquet facilities
No smoking
Wheelchair accessible
Room service
Designated smoking area
Storage available
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