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Adam V.h. Mathis, Cincinnati, OH US
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|Tailpipe Adapter and Method of Use - A method and apparatus is disclosed for removably coupling a sleeve of a vehicle exhaust extraction system to a vehicle tailpipe. This apparatus includes an adapter which is secured to the vehicle tailpipe with a removable collar. After the removable collar is tightened around the exterior of the adapter, the adapter is fixed to the vehicle tailpipe so the adapter moves with the vehicle. The collar is configured to mate with the adapter so it may quickly and easily separate from the adapter when the vehicle pulls away.
Allison Mackenzie Mathis, Philadelphia, PA US
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|KNOWLEDGE-BASED APPLICATION OF PROCESSES TO MEDIA - A processing system and method for reviewing and tagging streams of media are disclosed. For example, a processing system for processing a media stream can include rules processing circuitry configured to determine whether to apply one or more media processes to a stream of received media based on mission criteria, wherein the mission criteria defines at least one concept, object or event of interest that is sought for in the received media stream, and variable processing circuitry configured to apply any of a number of known processes on the received media stream based on commands received from the rules processing circuitry.
Brad Mathis, Mchenry, IL US
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|Electrically Configurable Option Board Interface - A Main Logic Board having an electrically configurable option board interface (ECOBI) to facilitate connection of option boards into apparatus for providing optional functions. Once connected to the host, an Option board provides identification (ID) data to the main logic board host processor. The host processor determines the interface configuration necessary to enable communication between the host and the option board based on the option board ID, then configures electrically configurable interface circuitry for operational compatibility. The option board may provide an interface driver directly to the host for configuration of the interface. The interface may comprise a standard interface protocol such as PCI or USB that the host configures through the same connection to the option board.
Bruce Mathis, Tucson, AZ US
Chester A. Mathis, Pittsburgh, PA US
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|Amyloid Imaging as a Surrogate Marker for Efficacy of Anti-Amyloid Therapies - The present method for determining the efficacy of therapy in the treatment of amyloidosis involves administering to a patient in need thereof a compound of formula (I) or Formula (II) or structures 1-45 and imaging the patient. After said imaging, at least one anti-amyloid agent is administered to said patient. Then, an effective amount of a compound of formula (I) or Formula (II) or structures 1-45 is administered to the patient and the patient is imaged again. Finally, baseline levels of amyloid deposition in the patient before treatment with the anti-amyloid agent are compared with levels of amyloid deposition in the patient following treatment with the anti-amyloid agent.
|Isotopically-Labeled Benzofuran Compounds as Imaging Agents for Amyloidogenic Proteins - Benzofuran compounds which contain at least one detectable label selected from the group consisting of
|Heterocyclic Dye Compounds For In Vivo Imaging And Diagnosis Of Alzheimer's Disease - The present invention relates to the identification of compounds that are suitable for imaging amyloid deposits in living patients. The invention relates, in part, to a method of imaging amyloid deposits in brain in vivo to allow antemortem diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. The present invention also relates to therapeutic uses for such compounds, as exemplified by compounds of the formula (1) in which Y is independently S, O, or N and m is 1, 2, or 3.
Patent applications by Chester A. Mathis, Pittsburgh, PA US
Coley Chris Mathis, Dothan, AL US
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|WOVEN ARTICLES FROM SYNTHETIC YARN - An article of furniture includes a frame and a woven panel forming at least one of a seat portion and a backrest portion having an exposed outer surface. The woven panel includes a plurality of synthetic polymer yarns attached to the frame forming interstices within the woven panel. A wash is adhered to at least a portion of the exposed outer surface of the woven panel and within the interstices. A plurality of the yarns within the woven panel is bonded together by the wash within the interstices.
|WOVEN ARTICLES FROM SYNTHETIC SELF TWISTED YARNS - A woven panel is formed from at least one first polymer yarn and at least one second polymer yarn wherein the second polymer yarn has a core. The core yarns provide mechanical strength for the woven material in supporting the coreless yarns when used in load bearing articles such as the seat or back portions of an article of furniture.
Patent applications by Coley Chris Mathis, Dothan, AL US
Craig Mathis, Boise, ID US
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|METHOD OF PLANTING TRIPLOID SEEDLESS WATERMELON SEEDS AND ENHANCED WATERMELON POLLENIZER SEEDS FOR PRODUCING WATERMELON TRANSPLANTS - A method of sowing watermelon seeds is provided, specifically a method for sowing triploid seedless watermelon seeds and enhanced watermelon pollenizer seeds in the same seedling tray through the use of a mechanical seeder.
|METHOD OF PLANTING TRIPLOID SEEDLESS WATERMELON SEEDS AND ENHANCED WATERMELON POLLENIZER SEEDS FOR PRODUCING WATERMELON TRANSPLANTS - A method of sowing watermelon seeds is provided, specifically a method for sowing triploid seedless watermelon seeds and enhanced watermelon pollenizer seeds in the same seedling tray through the use of a mechanical seeder.
Craig M. Mathis, American Fork, UT US
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|Anomaly Detection in Network-Site Metrics Using Predictive Modeling - Methods and apparatus for anomaly detection in network-site metrics using predictive modeling are described. A method comprises obtaining time-series data for a given time range, wherein the time-series data comprises values for a network-site analytics metric for each of a plurality of sequential time steps across the given time range. The method includes generating a predictive model for the network-site analytics metric based on at least a segment of the time-series data. The method includes using the predictive model to predict an expected value range for the network-site analytics metric for a next time step after the segment and, based on the expected value range, determining whether an actual value for the network-site analytics metric for the next time step is an anomalous value.
David J. Mathis, Lake Charles, LA US
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|SUBSEA TREE SAFETY CONTROL SYSTEM - An embodiment of a method for limiting the probability of failure on demand of a subsea test tree ("SSTT") includes the steps of providing a safety shut-in system for actuating a safety valve of the SSTT, the safety shut-in system including a surface control station positioned above a water surface connected via an umbilical to a subsea control system positioned below the water surface to actuate the safety valve; and diagnostically testing the safety shut-in system without actuating the safety valve.
David James Mathis, Houston, TX US
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|SUBSEA TREE SAFETY CONTROL SYSTEM - An embodiment of a method for limiting the probability of failure on demand of a subsea test tree ("SSTT") includes the steps of providing a safety shut-in system for actuating a safety valve of the SSTT, the safety shut-in system including a surface control station positioned above a water surface connected via an umbilical to a subsea control system positioned below the water surface to actuate the safety valve; and diagnostically testing the safety shut-in system without actuating the safety valve.
Dennis Mathis, Saint Peters, MO US
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|METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR A SPINDLE WITH SERVO FEED CONTROL - A method and apparatus for a power feed drill. The power feed drill comprises a servo motor, a roller screw, a ball spline shaft, an air motor, and a collet chuck. The roller screw is rotatably mounted to the servo motor. The ball spline shaft has a first end connected to the roller screw, wherein rotation of the roller screw in a first direction moves the ball spline shaft in the first direction and wherein rotation of the roller screw in a second direction moves the ball spline shaft in an opposite direction to the first direction along an axis. The air motor is capable of transmitting rotation motion to the ball spline shaft to rotate around the axis. The collet chuck is fixably attached to a second end of the ball spline shaft, wherein the collet chuck is adapted to receive a tool.
Dennis R. Mathis, Saint Peters, MO US
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|LASER SIGNATURE VISION SYSTEM - The different advantageous embodiments may provide an apparatus comprising a vision system, a drilling tool, and a system controller. The vision system may be configured to generate data about a number of laser signatures on a surface of a workpiece. The drilling tool may be configured to drill a number of holes in the surface of the workpiece. The system controller may be configured to generate drilling instructions for the drilling tool using the data generated by the vision system.
Dennis R. Mathis, St. Peters, MO US
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|Concentric Clamping for Drill Spindles - Methods and systems for concentric clamping for manufacturing assemblies are disclosed. In one embodiment, a drilling assembly includes a spindle assembly configured to perform a drilling operation at a drilling location on a workpiece, and a clamping assembly having an actuator concentrically disposed about the spindle assembly. A nosepiece is coupled to the actuator and is configured to apply a clamping force concentrically about the drilling location on the workpiece. The actuator may include an inner housing having an outwardly extending flange, and an outer housing disposed about the flange of the inner housing. Pressurization of a first chamber moves the inner housing forwardly and applies the clamping force of the nosepiece against the workpiece, and pressurization of a second chamber moves the inner housing aftwardly and retracts the nosepiece away from the workpiece.
|Drill Spindles with Inline Direct Drive Feed - Spindle assemblies with inline direct drive feed are disclosed. In one embodiment, a manufacturing system includes a support structure configured to be positioned proximate a workpiece, a carriage moveably coupled to the support structure, and a head assembly coupled to the carriage. The head assembly includes a spindle assembly, comprising a feed unit and a spindle unit. The feed unit includes a feed motor coupled to a drive mechanism, the feed motor and the drive mechanism being disposed along a longitudinal axis of the spindle assembly. The spindle unit has an aft end operatively coupled to the drive mechanism of the feed unit, the spindle unit including a fluid-driven motor coupled to a tool collet chuck, the spindle unit being configured to translate along the longitudinal axis by actuation of the feed motor.
|SERVO DRILL SPINDLE - A servo drill spindle includes a spindle body, an air motor slidably carried by the spindle body, a spindle extension drivingly engaged by the air motor, a cutting tool drivingly engaged by the spindle extension and a servo motor engaging the air motor and operable to advance the air motor along the spindle body.
Derrick Mathis, Sharon Hill, PA US
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|Deterrent Alarm System - The invention relates to a system and method of using a remotely electronically-activated visual, auditory, or transmitted signal to alert persons within close proximity to the visual signal of an emergency situation. In an embodiment of the method of this invention, a visual signal is placed in a location within a structure facing a public area outside of the structure. To operate this system, a person activates an activation mechanism, such as by pushing a button, on a remote transmitter. The remote transmitter then sends an electromagnetic signal, preferably a radio signal, to the receiving antenna of a wireless signal receiver. Upon receiving the electromagnetic signal, the receiving antenna activates a switch that sends electric power from a power source to the visual signal. The electric power activates a light source inside of the visual signal, which lights up a warning message. The visual signal may further comprise an auditory signal, or, by interfacing with a communications system, the visual system may comprise a transmitted signal that relays information about the emergency.
Diane Mathis, Brookline, MA US
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|UNIQUE POPULATION OF REGULATORY T CELLS THAT REGULATE TISSUE REGENERATION AND WOUND HEALING - A unique type of regulatory T cell has been identified in muscle. These tissue-regenerative Treg cells play a role in regulating wound healing. These cells, as well as agents that control their differentiation and/or activity and agents produced by the cells, can be used to modulate wound healing and the differentiation of muscle cells.
Diane J. Mathis, Brookline, MA US
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|METHODS OF IMAGING INFLAMMATION IN PANCREATIC ISLETS - Described are non-invasive methods for imaging pancreatic inflammation in living mammals using Magnetic Nanoparticle Probes (MNPs).
|REGULATORY T CELLS IN ADIPOSE TISSUE - Methods of preventing, delaying, or reducing the development or severity of obesity-associated disorders, including administering Fat-specific regulatory T cells, or administering factors secreted by said T cells.
|METHODS FOR TREATING RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS - Provided are methods of treating rheumatoid arthritis by inhibiting Neuromedin U signalling.
Everett Mathis, Greenwood, IN US
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|SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DISPENSING A MEASURED AMOUNT OF A LOOSE MATERIAL - A loose material measuring and dispensing system including a container and dispenser. The tea container serves to store the tea leaves or grounds in a storage bin prior to activation of the system. Upon activation, the dispenser measures and loads a selected amount of tea into a hopper for dispensing, such as into a waiting cup or a tea infuser. The amount of tea may be selected based upon user operation of one of a number of quantity indicating/selection buttons provided in a user interface. The container is a sealed canister, such as a bag or jug, which is preferably impermeable to light. Furthermore, the dispenser is able to operate to load a desired amount of tea (e.g. by weight), specified by the user, into the hopper. Once the desired amount of tea is loaded into the hopper, the tea may be dispensed, such as into a waiting cup or infuser below.
Jack L. Mathis, Conyers, GA US
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|Silane Modified Diatomaceous Earth Mechanical Insecticide - A mechanical insecticide is made by mixing water with at least one type of silane to make a silane solution which is then mixed with diatomaceous earth until there is substantial deposition of the silane material on the diatomaceous earth material, to make a silanized diatomaceous earth. The silanized diatomaceous earth can be diluted with water and applied to vertical and overhead surfaces using a sprayer, for the control of insects. The silanized diatomaceous earth can also be dried into a powder for broadcast application, or mixed as a paste for brush/roller/caulk application.
|Silane Modified Diatomaceous Earth Mechanical Insecticide - A mechanical insecticide is made by mixing water with at least one type of silane to make a silane solution which is then mixed with uncalcined diatomaceous earth until there is substantial deposition of the silane material on the diatomaceous earth material, to make a silanized diatomaceous earth. The silanized diatomaceous earth can be diluted with water and applied to vertical and overhead surfaces using a sprayer, for the control of insects. The silanized diatomaceous earth can also be dried into a powder for broadcast application, or mixed as a paste for brush/roller/caulk application.
James A. Mathis, Fort Worth, TX US
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|Fire extinguishing agent and method of use - A fire-extinguishing composition has a water-thickening agent and a foaming agent. The fire-extinguishing composition contains less than 10 vol % water. The ratio of water-thickening agent to foaming agent is from 99:1 to 1:99 volume ratio. The composition is in the form of a powder or flake. A method of extinguishing a fire is by applying a mixture of a fire-extinguishing composition and water to a fire, the fire-extinguishing composition having a water-thickening agent and a foaming agent.
James E. Mathis, Barrington, IL US
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|METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DETECTING AN ALTERNATE WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORK - A method for selecting an alternate wireless communication system for a wireless communication device is disclosed. The method comprises using a first radio access technology (RAT) by a wireless communication device when scanning (
|METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SELECTIVELY DISTRIBUTING MEDIA INPUTS ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCIDENT - An information distribution device performs a method for selectively distributing media associated with an incident to a plurality of responders assigned to the incident. The method includes receiving, at the information distribution device, an incident information bundle comprising media inputs associated with the incident. For each responder in the plurality of responders assigned to the incident, the information distribution device: determines a set of roles for the responder; selects a set of filtering templates designed based on the set of roles; applies the set of filtering templates to the information bundle to generate a responder information bundle that includes a subset of the media inputs that is customized to the set of roles for the responder; and delivers the responder information bundle to the responder.
|METHOD FOR BEARER ESTABLISHMENT IN A RADIO ACCESS NETWORK - Generally speaking, pursuant to the various embodiments, pre-allocation of resources in a RAN of a communication system is performed. A system element having an application function determines, for a set of user equipment (UE), pre-allocation information used to select a set of cells in the RAN to which the set of UE will connect for exchanging data. The element sends a request to establish a bearer to an evolved packet core (EPC), wherein the request includes the pre-allocation information. The determining and sending actions are performed prior to one or more of the UE in the set of UE connecting to the set of cells. The EPC processes the request and returns a response to the system element, which identifies that a bearer for unicast and/or group communications has been established.
|METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY PRESENTING AT LEAST TWO MULTIMEDIA CONTENT ON A PROCESSING DEVICE - A method and apparatus for simultaneously presenting at least two received multimedia content to a user is disclosed. At least one receiving device receives more or more multimedia content from at least one sending device. The at least one receiving device determines characteristics of each received multimedia content and operating condition on the at least one receiving device. The characteristics and the operating condition are used to retrieve a policy for presenting the received multimedia content to a user. When executed, the policy identifies whether two or more received multimedia content are to be simultaneously presented to the user.
|METHODS FOR TRANPORTING A PLURALITY OF MEDIA STREAMS OVER A SHARED MBMS BEARER IN A 3GPP COMPLIANT COMMUNICATION SYSTEM - An infrastructure device in a 3GPP compliant system performs a method transporting a plurality of media streams over a shared MBMS bearer. The 3GPP compliant system includes a RAN partitioned into a plurality MBMS services areas, wherein each MBMS service area has at least one already existing shared MBMS bearers for transporting the media streams. The infrastructure device: receives a first request to transmit a first media stream to a first communication group; identifies a shared MBMS bearer in a first 3GPP MBMS service area that is already transporting a second media stream to a second communication group; and determines whether the shared MBMS bearer has sufficient capacity to transport both the first media stream and the second media stream simultaneously. When the shared MBMS bearer has sufficient capacity, the infrastructure device simultaneously sends both the first media stream and the second media stream on the shared MBMS bearer.
Patent applications by James E. Mathis, Barrington, IL US
James F. Mathis, Lancaster, PA US
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|Canopy-Like Decorative Structure - A decorative structure is provided that is suspended within a space and includes a flexible panel maintained in a flexed configuration. The decorative structure includes a cable that supports the flexible panel and that is connected to a biasing member. The biasing member cooperates with a portion of the flexible panel to maintain the panel in a flexed configuration. A method of configuring a decorative structure with a flexed panel is also provided.
|CANOPY-LIKE DECORATIVE STRUCTURE - A decorative structure is provided that is suspended within a space and includes a flexible panel maintained in a flexed configuration. The decorative structure includes a cable that supports the flexible panel and that is connected to a biasing member. The biasing member cooperates with a portion of the flexible panel to maintain the panel in a flexed configuration. A method of configuring a decorative structure with a flexed panel is also provided.
|EASY TO INSTALL AND REMOVE TILE SYSTEM - An easy-to-install and remove flooring system comprises three components: 1) a plurality of rolled-out liners, 2) a plurality of tiles, particularly resilient tiles, and 3) an adhesive adhering the tile to the liner. A grid pattern matching the size of the tiles is printed on the liner to enable easy centering and balancing of the tile in the room. The edge portions of adjacent liners are adjacent or overlapped. At least some of the tiles are adhered to two of the liners.
Patent applications by James F. Mathis, Lancaster, PA US
James Robert Mathis, Aiken, SC US
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|REFRIGERATION DECK SYSTEM FOR VENDING MACHINE - A vending machine includes a product compartment, a duct opening into the product compartment, and a self-contained refrigeration system. The refrigeration system includes a housing having a first chamber and a second chamber. The first chamber includes first and second openings. The second chamber includes third and fourth openings. An evaporator coil and evaporator fan are mounted in the first chamber. The evaporator fan moves air from the first opening, through the evaporator coil, to the second opening. A condensing coil, compressor, and compressor fan are mounted in the second chamber. The compressor fan moves air from the third opening, through the condensing coil, over the compressor, to the fourth opening. The housing thermally insulates the first chamber from both the second chamber and an exterior of the housing. The housing also seals the first chamber, such that substantially all air in the first chamber enters the first chamber through the first opening and exits the first chamber through the second opening. The housing is further adapted to automatically couple the first opening to the product storage compartment and the second opening to the duct when the housing is inserted into the vending machine.
|METHOD AND APPARATUS TO CONTROL DISCHARGE COOLING IN A REFRIGERATION SYSTEM - A method and apparatus for operating a discharge cooling cycle in a refrigeration system. The method includes determining a first operating condition of the refrigeration system. The method also includes, based on the determination of the operating condition, activating an evaporator fan for a first predetermined period of time, deactivating the evaporator fan for a second predetermined period of time, and repeating the activating and deactivating until a second operating condition is detected.
Jeffrey L. Mathis, Clinton, NY US
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|Diaphragm bearing hanger assembly - A bearing hanger assembly for coupling rotating shaft components is disclosed which includes a mounting assembly for mounting the bearing hanger assembly to a supporting structure, a bearing assembly for supporting axial rotation of coupled shaft components, and a flexible diaphragm plate supported by the mounting assembly and operatively connected to the bearing assembly so as to accommodate misalignment of the coupled shaft components relative to the supporting structure.
|Radially compliant bearing hanger for rotating shafts - A bearing hanger assembly for supporting a shaft is disclosed which includes a support plate having front and rear surfaces and a shaft aperture, a damper plate having front and rear surfaces and a shaft aperture, and a damper element disposed between the front surface of the support plate and the rear surface of the damper plate. The damper element has a bearing aperture axially aligned with the shaft apertures of the support plate and damper plate, and is adapted to translate relative to the damper plate and support plate to accommodate radial movement of a shaft supported in the bearing aperture.
John P. Mathis, Covington, GA US
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|STRUCTURAL INSULATED PANEL SYSTEM - A structural insulated panel system includes a frame including a first vertical frame member and a second vertical frame member and a top frame member and a bottom frame member. A first siding member is attached to one side of the frame and a second siding member is attached to an opposite side of the frame to form a cavity and an insulation material is provided within the cavity. A tongue portion includes a projection formed from the first vertical frame member disposed laterally outward from one vertical edge of the first and second siding members. A groove portion includes a recess formed from the second vertical frame member disposed laterally inward from an opposite vertical edge of the first and second siding members, so that the tongue portion from one panel is configured to mate with the groove portion of another panel to provide an assembly of multiple panels.
John P. Mathis, Des Moines, IA US
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|NOVEL BT TOXIN RECEPTORS FROM LEPIDOPTERAN INSECTS AND METHODS OF USE - The invention relates to Bt toxin resistance management. The invention particularly relates to the isolation and characterization of nucleic acid and polypeptides for a novel Bt toxin receptor. The nucleic acid and polypeptides are useful in identifying and designing novel Bt toxin receptor ligands including novel insecticidal toxins.
Patent applications by John P. Mathis, Des Moines, IA US
John P. Mathis, Clive, IA US
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|Novel Bacillus Thuringiensis Gene with Lepidopteran Activity - The invention provides nucleic acids, and variants and fragments thereof, obtained from strains of
Kenneth Mathis, Las Vegas, NV US
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|Segmented Container with Electrical Component Support Arm - A segmented container for easily and safely storing and transporting items related to music composition and music playing, such as electrical cables, picks, slides, capos, and rehydrating refreshments. The container includes three stepped compartments of various sizes and dimensions. The top compartment is cylindrical for holding beverage containers to prevent condensation on electrical components. The container securely attaches on amplifiers, speakers, and other devices used in the music or electrical fields. A pair of C-brackets latch onto the handles of the amplifier, and a pair of legs that create a level plane with the amplifier. A J-shaped arm extends and retracts from the container. A cable can wrap around the arm to prevent tripping and electrical accidents. The arm slides into a channel underneath the container, and locks into position with pins and holes. The outer end of the arm includes a notch for holding an amplifier cable plug.
Kenneth A. Mathis, New Canaan, CT US
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|Method and Apparatus for Performing Financial Transactions - A system for processing invoices using a network and involving a vendor, a payer, a partner bank, a payer bank and a vendor bank is disclosed. A unique code assigned to records related to an invoice is also disclosed. The system contains a profile of participants. The system also applies engines that facilitate processing of invoice transactions and that can assist in providing notifications of changed status. Messages that may be used in the system for processing an invoice are also provided.
|Method and Apparatus for Performing Financial Transactions - A system for processing invoices using a network and involving a vendor, a payer, a partner bank, a payer bank and a vendor bank is disclosed. A unique code assigned to records related to an invoice is also disclosed. The system contains a profile of participants. The system also applies engines that facilitate processing of invoice transactions and that can assist in providing notifications of changed status. Messages that may be used in the system for processing an invoice are also provided.
Lani Mathis, Sandy Springs, GA US
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|SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING LOCATION BASED OFFERS - The exemplary embodiments of the present invention provide a method and computer program products for providing an offer in a specific location. The method is embodied in a computer program product for execution on an instruction processing system and includes a tangible storage medium readable by the instruction processing system and storing instructions for execution by the instruction processing system for performing the method. The method further includes determining at least one offer to be sent to a user device, sending the at least one offer to user device and receiving information regarding the completion of the at least one offer. The method further includes verifying the user completed a task associated with the at least one offer and providing a benefit to an owner of the user device.
Mark Joseph Mathis, Silverthorne, CO US
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|COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR WASTE REMEDIATION - The present invention relates to compositions and methods for the bioremediation of hydrocarbon-containing waste, such as drill mud and drill cuttings from oil and gas wellbores, drill waste deposit sites, oil spills, oil and gas production waste, and contaminated surfaces, using wood chips comprising microorganisms of mountain pine beetle.
|DRILL CUTTINGS TREATMENT SYSTEM - Aspects of the present disclosure also involved a method of processing waste, such as drill cuttings, involving the operations of receiving a waste material comprising a liquid material and a solid material, the waste material received directly from a source wherein the waste material is warm. The source may be a drilling operation and the waste material may be drill cuttings from the drilling operation. The method further involving pumping the warm waste material to a separation mechanism, such as a dryer, that separates a portion of the solid material (e.g., cuttings) from a portion of the liquid material (e.g., drilling fluid). The method may further involve mixing the separated solid material with a bioremediation agent.
Michael P. Mathis, Marietta, GA US
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|Surgical Gown With Elastomeric Fibrous Sleeves - A protective garment, such as a surgical gown, includes a garment body defining sleeves. A cuff may be secured at respective ends of the sleeves. An elastic fiber layer is disposed on the sleeves beginning at the sleeve or cuff. The elastic fiber layer has a high friction surface such that an end of a glove pulled over the elastic fiber layer is inhibited from rolling or sliding back over the elastic fiber and down the sleeve. The elastic fiber may be formed of a polyolefin or other polymers according to known processes and may include a dye or colorant that may be used to indicate the fluid protection level of, for example, a surgical gown.
Patent applications by Michael P. Mathis, Marietta, GA US
Michael P. Mathis, Powder Springs, GA US
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|TREATED CUFF - The present invention is generally directed to an elastic woven cuff having an alcohol repellency rating of 10, the cuff having fluoro-chemical monomer deposited onto the surface of the cuff
|Treatment of Folded Articles - The present invention is generally directed to a method of treating a folded garment to achieve good alcohol repellency on the innermost layers of the folded garment.
Milt D. Mathis, Roseville, MN US
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|PAVEMENT MARKING AND REFLECTIVE ELEMENTS HAVING MICROSPHERES COMPRISING LANTHANUM OXIDE AND ALUMINUM OXIDE WITH ZIRCONIA, TITANIA, OR MIXTURES THEREOF - A method of marking a pavement surface is described comprising applying a pavement marking on the pavement surface. The pavement marking comprises transparent microspheres partially embedded in a binder wherein the micropheres comprise a lanthanide series oxide or yttrium oxide and aluminum oxide, in cobination with zirconia, titania, or mixtures thereof. Retroreflective articles including pavement marking tapes and reflective elements are also described.
|MICROWAVE ROTARY KILN - An apparatus includes a microwave source emitting energy in a frequency range of about 300 Mhz to about 300 Ghz. At microwave cavity includes a stationary input section, a stationary output section, and a rotating processing section between the input section and the sample output section. A waveguide introduces microwave energy into at least one of the sample input section and the sample output section.
Monica Joella Mathis, Washington, DC US
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|Deceleration Brake Light System - The purpose of the invention is to improve and upgrade the existing automobile brake system. Currently, when a motorist pushes the foot brake in the car to decelerate a Light Emitting Diode (LED) indicator mounted on the trunk and in the rear windows of a vehicle lights up to indicate slowing down and stopping. In most vehicle LED systems, the distinction between a deceleration, hard braking, and a stop cannot be indicated or differentiated. The goal of the invention is to create a braking indication system that will demonstrate how fast a car is decelerating with LED arranged in a fashion to turn on proportional to the amount of pressure applied to the brake. Once pressure is applied, the brakes are applied and the brake light will let the vehicle behind know how quickly the vehicle is slowing down by showing an approximation using the LED display. Therefore if a driver is to lightly tap on his brakes, the brake indicator will light a small amount of LED to symbolize slowing down but not stopping. Adversely, if a driver "slams on the brakes," an additional complete row of brake lights will illuminate to indicate you need to brake hard or consider an evasive action to avoid collision.
Pamela K. Mathis, Collegeville, PA US
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|CD16A REPORTER ASSAY FOR EVALUATION OF ADCC POTENTIAL OF BIOLOGICS - The present invention provides a method for determining whether an antibody or antigen-binding fragment thereof will cause ADCC when administered to a subject. Host cells that may be used in such a method are also provided.
Patricia Mathis, West Palm Beach, FL US
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|MEDICAL VIDEO CALL DISTRIBUTOR - A central switch is linked to at least one field video station (FVS) and at least one remote specialist video station (SVS) via a communication network, typically the Internet. Each FVS station includes a medical device associated with a patient and operated by an operator. The medical device generates patient test data. A two-way audio system is installed in the station. A video camera provides an overview of the FVS. A local computer executes software for processing patient and camera data as streaming video for transmission to the network along with two-way audio. Each SVS includes a processor for receiving, converting and displaying the streaming video along with receiving and transmitting two-way audio. The FVS and the SVS interact via the network after the specialist registers with a management system in the central switch, and is selected by the technician. During interaction, the specialist is able to view, diagnose and counsel the patient; instruct the operator operating the medical device, and change communication and video parameters.
Rachel E. Mathis, Valrico, FL US
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|ATTRITION RESISTANT PROPPANT COMPOSITE AND ITS COMPOSITION MATTERS - A hydraulic fracturing and gravel packing proppant composite with protectant on the surface of the proppant and the composition matters of the protectant and proppant. The surface protectant reduces the generation of dust/fines from the proppant caused by abrasion and impingement during transportation and conveyance, particularly pneumatic transfer.
|ATTRITION RESISTANT PROPPANT COMPOSITE AND ITS COMPOSITION MATTERS - A hydraulic fracturing and gravel packing proppant composite with protectant on the surface of the proppant and the composition matters of the protectant and proppant. The surface protectant reduces the generation of dust/fines from the proppant caused by abrasion and impingement during transportation and conveyance, particularly pneumatic transfer.
Rhett Mathis, Snohomish, WA US
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|DRIVING SIMULATOR CONTROL WITH VIRTUAL SKELETON - Depth-image analysis is performed with a device that analyzes a human target within an observed scene by capturing depth-images that include depth information from the observed scene. The human target is modeled with a virtual skeleton including a plurality of joints. The virtual skeleton is used as an input for controlling a driving simulation.
Rhett Alexander Mathis, Snohomish, WA US
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|MOTION BASED VIRTUAL OBJECT NAVIGATION - A system and method providing a human controlled user interface for navigating around a virtual object when a user is in a confined physical space. A virtual object comprising a representation of an exterior of a real world object is presented on a display. A set of interactive elements may be added to the physical object, the interactive elements providing additional information regarding the physical object when engaged by the user. User movements are tracked within the confined space adjacent to the display. The virtual perspective of the user is then altered about the physical object coincident with the user movement in the confined space. When a user selects an interactive element, additional information associated with the virtual object is provided. The information can include at least a different visual perspective of a second portion of the virtual object.
Richard M. Mathis, Las Vegas, NV US
Robert K. Mathis, Cordova, TN US
Ronald Christopher Mathis, Indianapolis, IN US
|Patent application number
|Vehicle Suspension System - A structurally efficient vehicle suspension system capable of being isolated from the main vehicle structure by being housed within a vehicle's wheel thereby reducing risks of injury during a crash and permitting advantageous redesign of suspension geometry. By rotating the suspension link pivot axes approximately 90 degrees in a counterclockwise direction when compared with the positioning of traditionally known wishbone suspension systems, the upper and lower suspension links for each vehicle wheel are relocated to run essentially parallel to the axis of travel of that wheel. Consequently, for each wheel the virtual longitudinal link length runs parallel with the axis of travel of the wheel indicated by the arrow and virtual swing axle length runs perpendicularly to virtual longitudinal link length. However, the upper link pivot axis and the lower link pivot axis now run parallel to virtual swing axle and their convergence point defines its length.
|Vehicle Suspension System - A structurally efficient vehicle suspension system capable of being isolated from the main vehicle structure by being housed within a vehicle's wheel thereby reducing risks of injury during a crash and permitting advantageous redesign of suspension geometry. In the primary embodiment of this invention, the essentially longitudinal links providing wheel travel are outboard of the steering. The upper and/or lower suspension links may be arranged so as to form either a solid triangular-like structure or a "wishbone" form having two separate arms. In addition, the spring/damper unit of the suspension can be configured in a number of different embodiments variously using telescopic dampers, coil springs, rotary dampers, rubber springs, air springs, torsion bars, bell cranks linked to pushrods or pullrods and leaf springs. The spring/damper unit may also be housed in an appropriately enlarged kingpin axis carrier.
|VEHICLE WHEEL AND AXLE SYSTEM - An axle and wheel system for enhancing the safety of occupants of a vehicle. An axle structure is provided which is engineered to be crushable upon impact. The axle is structurally attached to the chassis of the vehicle and extends beyond the chassis on both sides thereof. Each axle end is attached to a wheel suspension. The portion of the axle extending beyond the chassis is covered by an aerodynamic ally shaped, crushable fairing and each wheel is covered by an aerodynamically shaped, crushable pod.
|Method and System for Forming a Wheel Structure - A wheel structure for use in an engine-powered vehicle having an inner rim, an outer rim, an inner, partially truncated, cone-shaped element, a hub and a closing portion. The outer rim is sealingly attached to the inner rim, while the inner cone-shaped element is oriented with an opening at its truncated vertex end closer to the inner rim than its base and is then attached around the perimeter of its base to the perimeter of the outer rim. A closing portion with an opening at its center is provided which is attached at its perimeter to the perimeter of the inner cone-shaped element. The hub is connected on one side to the truncated vertex end of the inner cone and on the other side to the opening at the center of the closing portion.
Ronald J. Mathis, San Antonio, TX US
|Patent application number
|Dispensing Device - The present disclosure relates to a device and method for dispensing a substance. The device may include a body portion in the shape of an airfoil and includes a region to contain the substance to be dispensed. The device may include one or a plurality of ports which may include a covering having a mechanical strength (e.g. tensile strength) that is less than the mechanical strength of the body portion. The device may be launched either by hand or by a launching mechanism.
Shatona M. Mathis, Buffalo, NY US
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|SHOE WITH REMOVABLE MAGNETIC TOE CAP - A shoe having a magnetically removable toe cap, where the shoe includes an upper, a heel secured to the upper, a sole secured to the upper, the sole having an outsole and a support fixedly secured to the outsole, the upper comprising a vamp secured to the sole in such a way as to form an open toe section, the shoe also comprising a magnet hidden and secured within the vamp; and, a metal toe cap having a lower flange portion and an upper portion, the toe cap arranged to be magnetically attracted to the magnet hidden within the vamp, and to lock in place with the shoe, where the lower flange portion contacts and circumscribes the outsole, and the upper portion contacts and circumscribes the vamp when the toe cap is magnetically secured to the shoe.
Sherry Mathis, Broken Arrow, OK US
|Patent application number
|LICENSE PLATE AND VIN SCAN/CODE CATALOG AND INFORMATION LOOKUP - A portable electronic device is disclosed that includes a housing with a display; a memory in the housing that stores machine instructions and data, which can include an access code to a restricted database of vehicle components of an identified component manufacturer; a user interface enabling a user to select options; a device for importing a VIN or code containing the VIN; and communications circuitry. The communications circuitry includes signal transmitting and signal receiving capability. The signal receiving capability receives a VIN or code containing the VIN from the device for importing a VIN, and the signal transmitting capability sends the VIN and an access code to a restricted access database to lookup vehicle component information. The signal receiving capability receives the vehicle component information from the restricted access database, and an information processor processes the vehicle component information for presentation on the display.
|SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR GENERATING AN INTERACTIVE ENDLESS BELT ROUTING DIAGRAM - A system and method for generating an interactive routing diagram for an endless belt is disclosed. The routing diagram illustrates a plurality of components associated with an accessory drive system. The system includes a display, a routing database, and a processor. The routing database stores a routing table associated with the routing diagram. The routing table stores routing information indicating a location of at least one hyperlinked character displayed on the routing diagram. The hyperlinked character is associated with a specific component of the accessory drive system. The processor is in communication with the display and the routing database. The processor executes an instruction for generating an image of the routing diagram on the display. The processor also executes an instruction for generating an image of the hyperlinked character upon the routing diagram, where the hyperlinked character is linked to data associated with the specific component.
Sherry M. Mathis, Broken Arrow, OK US
|Patent application number
|VIN SCAN/CODE CATALOG AND INFORMATION LOOKUP - Electronic-based systems and methods for enhancing a user's experience when shopping for components of a mechanical or electrical device or apparatus, which include downloadable software (i.e., a mobile device application) that provides access to component information/data using the mobile device, in particular component information/data provided by a manufacturer from its personal database, electronic devices that include such software, and methods of accessing the component information and optionally, acting upon the information to order the component.
Stuart Mathis, Brentwood, TN US
|Patent application number
|Microphone Positioning System - A microphone positioning system includes a microphone, a selectively operable turntable device to which the microphone is mounted, and a remote control device for selectively imparting rotation to the turntable device to selectively vary the angle of the microphone. The elevation of the microphone can also be varied, such as by means of an extendable and retractable support. The turntable device may be interconnected with an axially extending rail and is movable to varying positions along the rail such as by means of a carrier. A drive arrangement is interconnected between the rail and the carrier for moving the carrier along the length of the rail, and the drive arrangement is operable in response to the remote control device.
Todd L. Mathis, Austin, TX US
|Patent application number
|Probe Insertion for One or More Network Address Translated Addresses - In various embodiments, one or more methods and/or systems described may provide probing and/or data replication capabilities for monitoring a user's computing device and the data the user's computing device transmits and/or receives to and/or from one or more networks. In some embodiments, an authorization signal may be intercepted, where the authorization signal may convey information about the user and/or the user's computing device, and a probe to replicate data to and/or from the user's computing device may be initiated. In various embodiments, the replicated data may be communicated to a mediation computing device, where one or more analyses may be performed.
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Chicken Taco Burgers Recipe
This moist chicken burger offers a kick of southwest flavor. Top with avocado, jalapeno, salsa and cheese. Ole! Maria Regakis, Somerville, Massachusetts
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons taco seasoning
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 pound ground chicken
- 4 slices pepper Jack cheese
- 4 whole wheat hamburger buns, split and toasted
- 1 medium ripe avocado, peeled and sliced
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
- 1/2 cup salsa
- 1. In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. Crumble chicken over mixture and mix well. Shape into four patties.
- 2. Grill burgers, covered, over medium heat for 4-6 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 165° and juices run clear. Top with cheese; cover and grill 1-2 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Serve on buns with avocado, jalapeno and salsa. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 burger equals 468 calories, 26 g fat (8 g saturated fat), 150 mg cholesterol, 952 mg sodium, 34 g carbohydrate, 6 g fiber, 30 g protein.
Wine Pairings
Light-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied white wine such as Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
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flour tortillas with trio combination of exotic mexican cheese from 3 different regions of mexico.
- Black Angus Tenderloin $3.00
- Huitlacoche $2.00
- Sauteed Pumpkin Flower $2.00
- Imported Cactus Leaf $2.00
- Add Chicken $2.00
- $6.00
masa shell with black beans, lettuce, and pico. choose:
- Chorizo $8.00
- Carnitas $8.00
- Pollo Tinga $7.00
chose between cheese & chorizo or our traditional beef
Botanas For Two$8.00
a coyote traditional
Botanas For Four 18$18.00
ask your server for daily specials
Chipotle Hummus$7.00
house made served with daily fried corn tortilla chips.
Coyote Five Layer Dip$8.00
black beans, sour cream, pico de gallo, shredded cheese, and lettuce, topped with some jalapenos and served with house made fried corn tortilla chips
Queso Fundido
our trio of mexican cheeses melted and served with flour tortillas
- Add Poblano Pepper Strips $2.00
- Add Chorizo For $2.00
- $9.00
Duck And Mango Quesadillas$14.00
slow braised whole duck in a mexican chili broth hand pulled then sauteed with fresh mango & fruit salsa
stuffed jalapeno peppers with chihuahua cheese and herbs
family recipe of avocados, chilies, cilantro and onions
Flautas De Pollo$7.00
pulled chicken in a fried corn tortilla with avocado puree and pico de gallo
Papas Con Chorizo$7.00
in a fried corn tortilla
house three cheese blend, black bean puree, guacamole, sour cream, pico de gallo and fresh sliced cilantro
Sopa Frijol$4.00
black bean soup.
Sopa Azteca$5.00
classic chicken tortilla soup with guajillo pepper and broth.
Ensalada Coyote$6.00
field and micro greens, grilled pineapple, granny smith apple, pecans and coyote dressing.
Caesar Salad$6.00
fresh crisp romaine lettuce tossed in caesar dressing.
Tequila Lime Ensalada$14.00
corn, black beans, red pepper, red onion, avocado, cilantro and pico vinaigrette topped with grilled chicken.
Septiembre Salad$8.00
fresh field greens topped with pears, candied pecans, seasonal berries and goat cheese finished in our house made balsamic vinaigrette.
Chicken Fajita Salad$14.00
crisp romaine, sauteed chicken, pepper & onion finished with sour cream, tomato, queso fresco & tortilla strips served with a ranch dressing
Margarita Shrimp Salad$16.00
coyote house marinated grilled shrimp, served on a mix green tossed with our chili lime vinaigrette.
Adobo Petite Filet Salad$15.00
grilled medallions of beef tenderloin served on top of a bed of lettuce with avocados cumbers and tomato tossed with olive oil and red wine vinegar.
Grilled Catch Of The Day Salad$15.00
mojito marinated catch of the day grilled and served with our spring mix, roasted corn, cilantro, black beans, salsa and roasted peppers.
Dinner Entrees
Coyote Veggie Burrito$16.95
a signature coyote vegetarian entree filled with a poblano onion strips, rice, fresh corn, whole black beans topped with a pumpkin flower sauce and avocados.
Chicken & Chorizo Fried Burrito$19.95
fresh flour burrito filled with a saute of chicken & chorizo, black bean puree & chihuahua cheese, quick fried then topped with our traditional chipotle sauce.
Three Chili Verde Burrito$19.95
flour tortilla stuffed with braised marinated pork, smirred in roasted green chili, tomatillo sauce, black bean puree, rice & potatoes. baked in a tomatillo sauce and mexican trio queso.
Salsa Verde Burrito$21.95
stuffed flour tortilla with adobo marinated beef tenderloin tips, grilled cactus with pico de gallo. baked with a trio of mexican cheeses and finished with salsa verde.
Coyote Fajitas
grilled chicken, chayote squash, pepper mix, onions, and chicken broth served on a sizzling fajita pan.
- $20.95
- Prime Angus Tenderloin Of Beef $22.95
- Vegetarian Fajitas $16.95
- Camarones (shrimp) Fajitas $25.95
Pollo Enchiladas$19.95
baked corn tortillas, chicken, mexican cheese trinity served with smoke tomatillo salsa or mole poblano (available in vegetable style).
Chile Abuelita$27.95
from san cristobal de las casas. my original grandmothers recipe, show braised pork, with pecons, almonds, vegetables, potatoes, raisans and cinnamon baked in a bay leaf roasted garlic tomato sauce.
Poblano Rellenos$19.95
mildly spicy importee poblano pepper stuffed with a trio combination of exotic mexican cheese from 3 different regions of mexicon baked with our signature abuelita sauce.
Puntas Chipotle$25.95
black angus tenderloin tips marinated in mexican spices, sauteed in our homemade chipotle sauce served with fresh corn tortillas and refried beans.
Bistec Invierno$28.95
two 4 oz. petit filet mignons marinated in mexican spices, grilled to order covered with refried beans and topped with our trio of cheeses and green tomatillo sauce.
Pollo Almendrado$28.95
chicken breast roulade stuffed with chile compote and almond queso butter. topped with your choice of our signature chipotle sauce or almond sauce.
Pescado Veracruz
grilled fish of the day in a veracruz sauce, olives, green and red peppers in a tomato base sauce, served with rice-market prise
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Chef Carlos invites you to enjoy authentic traditional Mexican cuisine in the region's most picturesque outdoor patio dining area. Located in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania and minutes from the Main Line and Philadelphia, Coyote Crossing restaurant offers a flavorful menu of traditional Mexican dishes as well as old family recipes. Owner Carlos Melendez has turned his dream into a 14 year commitment to providing a warm family, one of a kind ambiance with authentic regional dishes as the Pollo Enchiladas Mole to traditional family recipes like the Chile Abuelita and the house made Margaritas.


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The "Medical Diagnostic & Therapeutic Ultrasound Devices Market (2012 - 2017) - Global Trends & Competitive Analysis" report, published by MarketsandMarkets (http://www.marketsandmarkets.com), analyzes and studies the major market drivers, restraints, and opportunities in North America, Europe, APAC, and Rest of the World.
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This report studies the medical diagnostic and therapeutic ultrasound devices market over the forecast period 2012 - 2017.
Ultrasound imaging has been used as a diagnostic tool since the 1940s in a variety of applications, especially in the fields of cardiology, radiology, and obstetrics & gynecology, and to a lesser extent in urology and musculoskeletal. These applications constitute the conventional market for diagnostic ultrasound devices. The technology has also found great use in general imaging and point-of-care diagnostics, such as emergency medicine and anesthesia.
Ultrasound is one of the most affordable techniques of imaging and diagnosing various anatomical abnormalities and structural deformities. Since it is a non-invasive technique, it has been highly accepted by physicians, technicians and considered as a treatment of choice by patients. It is one of the most commonly used devices for monitoring pregnant women, along with the fetus.
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The First United Methodist Church of Knox City is offering a Bible study of the Book of Acts.
The study begins at 6:30 p.m. each Wednesday evening at the church.
The study is taught by Pastor Jim Wright.
The Baird Church of Christ will host its annual Ladies Day on Saturday.
The theme is "The Golden Rule, Let Us Commit to Memory."
The program starts at 9:30 a.m. with registration and a continental breakfast. Patsy Hardesty, wife of Baird minister Loy Hardesty, will speak at 10 a.m., followed by singing, led by Cindy Hickerson.
A time for visiting and then a luncheon will conclude the day.
Ladies of Baird and surrounding towns are invited to attend and there is no fee.
The church is on the corner of FM 2407 and Highland Street. Take Exit 306 and go under the I-20 bridge.
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text: Magazine article Sunset Does Our Veal Stew Have Enough Garlic to Ward off Vampires and Werewolves? Read preview Article excerpt In medieval times, garlic was thought to ward off werewolves and vampires. Very likely. The trouble is that it also wards off your friends and relations. In spite of garlic's sometimes overwhelming fragrance, it remains a valuable flavoring ingredient. Heat can tame its acridity, as devotees of roasted garlic cloves will testify. In stews such as Fred Hill's, long and slow cooking will transform garlic into a scarcely identifiable, yet memorably warm and complex flavor. His veal stew has many of the ingredients of osso buco, but it leaves out the shin bone in favor of veal stew meat. Our taste panel loved the stew, and tasters were surprised to find that it contained 12 cloves of garlic. . We would not have had the temerity to recommend such a dish otherwise. The garlic may, however, have lost its efficacy against vampires. Garlic Veal Stew 2 to 3 tablespoons olive oil or salad oil 2 pounds boneless veal stew, cut into 11/2- to 2-inch cubes 1 large onion, chopped 12 cloves garlic, halved 11/2 pounds Roma-style tomatoes, peeled, cored, seeded, and coarsely chopped 1 cup tomato juice 3/4 cup dry white wine 1/2 cup Spanish-style pimiento-stuffed olives, sliced 1 to 2 small dried hot red chilies Salt and pepper Pour 2 tablespoons oil into a 5- to 6-quart pan over medium-high heat. When hot, add meat, a portion at a time, and turn pieces until browned. Lift meat out and set aside. Add onion, and more oil if needed, to pan; stir often until onion is limp and slightly browned, about 10 minutes. Stir in garlic, tomatoes, tomato juice, wine, olives, meat, and chilies to taste. Bring to a boil, cover, reduce beat, and simmer until meat is very tender when pierced, 1 to 1 1/4 hours; uncover and simmer until liquid is reduced to quantity desired. Discard chilies, then skim and discard any fat from juices; season stew with salt and pepper to taste. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Per serving : 361 cal; 31 g protein; 11 g carbo; 21 g fat, 107 mg chol.; 533 mg sodium. Tucson The classic way of serving mussels is mariniere-steamed with white wine, butter, shallots, perhaps parsley or other herbs. From Edmonds, Washington, Eric Lie sends us an elegant Oriental variation. One essential ingredient of both preparations is the liquid given up by the mussels as they steam and open. The result should be a broth which has a strong savor of the sea. The ingredients listed below enhance this savor without overwhelming it. We entirely agree with Mr. Lie when he says that his recipe is a cut above the usual restaurant offering. Steamed Mussels, Oriental-style 2 to 2 1/2 pounds mussels or clams suitable for steaming in their shells, well scrubbed 2 teaspoons soy sauce 1 tablespoon Oriental sesame oil 1 tablespoon minced fresh ginger 1/4 cup rice vinegar 1/2 cup rice wine 1 cup thinly sliced green onions, including tops 2 cloves garlic, minced or pressed Pull beards from mussels. … Related books and articles Books Journals Magazines Newspapers Encyclopedia Profiles from the Kitchen: What Great Cooks Have Taught Us about Ourselves and Our Food By Charles A. Baker-Clark University Press of Kentucky, 2006 Read preview Overview Icons of American Cooking By Victor W. Geraci; Elizabeth S. Demers Greenwood, 2011 Read preview Overview Cooking in Other Women's Kitchens: Domestic Workers in the South, 1865-1960 By Rebecca Sharpless; Waldo E. 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New York, NY, December 15, 2008Interruptions in Medicaid coverage are associated with a higher rate of hospitalization for conditions that can often be treated in an ambulatory care setting, including asthma, diabetes, and hypertension, according to a new study in today's issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine. The analysis, which examines interrupted Medicaid coverage and hospitalization rates, finds that increased risk for hospitalization is highest in the first three months after an interruption in Medicaid coverage.
The study suggests that when states require enrollees to demonstrate eligibility on a more frequent basis, they may see an increase in hospitalizations for common health conditions: lacking insurance to cover the costs of primary care, many former Medicaid enrollees end up in hospitals and are then re-enrolled in Medicaid. The study of California adults, conducted by researchers at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH) Medical Center and University of California San Francisco (UCSF), was supported by the Commonwealth Fund.
Federal rules require states to re-determine Medicaid beneficiary eligibility at least once every 12 months but some states do so more often. During most of the time of this study, 1998 to 2002, Californiawhich has the largest Medicaid program in the U.S.required beneficiaries to report on their eligibility every 3 months. California has since reduced the frequency of eligibility determination.
"Although states may attempt to save money in the short term by dropping Medicaid coverage for those who cannot keep up with frequent reporting requirements, this study shows that disruptions in coverage come at the risk of increased hospitalization for conditions that can typically be treated in a less expensive primary care setting," said lead author Andrew B. Bindman, M.D., a professor of medicine at UCSF and chief of general internal medicine at SFGH.
The analysis of Medicaid enroll
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City Calls Its System Of Aiding Homeless Too Broken to Fix
By LESLIE KAUFMAN
Published: March 23, 2004
The Emergency Assistance Unit, the city's tarnished golden door for families declaring themselves homeless, is most famously overcrowded in August, when children are out of school. But on a tepid February evening, when a reporter was allowed a rare visit inside, the Bronx building was literally spilling people.
By 6:30 p.m., 300 families had logged in and were waiting to be bused to a bed for the night. Inside, beyond the metal detectors, a warren of drab, trash-dotted waiting rooms were awash in children who wailed and toddled and squirmed.
Adults lined the hallways looking vacant and tired. They sat on the transparent trash bags issued at the door -- now filled with baby clothes, GameBoys and the occasional tattered Bible -- or stretched out on the gray plastic benches, waking to brush off the occasional water bug.
Outside, 100 more were waiting to check in. It would be 2 a.m. before all the buses were on their way and the Bronx office emptied for a bit.
Because it is where poverty's growing demands collide with the supply of subsidized housing, the unit is overwhelmed as it struggles between helping families humanely and weeding out those whose need may not be dire.
Yet almost no one is happy with the balance achieved so far, and a battle is now shaping up that will affect the future existence of the notorious city office and the manner in which New York deals with its homeless population. City officials are frank about their desire: to shut down the unit for good.
''No one coming through here could believe this works as it is now,'' said Linda I. Gibbs, the commissioner of Homeless Services, said on a recent tour of the building. For 10 years, she said, the city has poured money into making the unit more physically palatable -- most recently, the office has been covered with graffiti-resistant wallboards and new fluorescent lighting -- and operationally efficient. And though the improvements are real -- the cafeteria, for example, is sparkling these days -- she considers them ultimately marginal in the face of the ever-increasing demand on the building.
Ms. Gibbs said it no longer made any sense to her to spend ever more money and staff time on improving the office, which was opened by the Koch administration in the 1980's after the city was sued and ordered by a state court to provide shelter on demand to homeless families. She would like instead to create an entirely new system in which families would apply for homeless assistance through local community groups receiving city financing that could offer them less drastic alternatives like rental assistance or family counseling. A space in a homeless shelter would be considered a last resort, provided through a new, smaller city office.
To advocates for the homeless, Ms. Gibbs's vision sounds like treason. ''Any effort to eliminate the E.A.U. is an end-run effort to eliminate the entry point to safety-net shelter,'' said Steve Banks, the Legal Aid lawyer who has been running class action litigation against the city for two decades. ''We have seen in the past what happens when the government does that: families end up sleeping on the subway.''
Mr. Banks's vision is almost the opposite of Ms. Gibbs's. He argues that the flood at the office will stop only when the government builds large amounts of low-cost housing or provides much greater rental assistance. Until then, he would like to see a new, larger complex, where families would not only enter the city's system but where they could also be housed for the night, similar to the process that exists for single men. Such an office should have enough workers to process families in hours, not days, he said, and to provide immediate aid for getting into housing like long-term shelters.
Ms. Gibbs agrees with the goals, but says Mr. Banks's approach ignores the larger problem.
''As long as you continue to focus on how to fix the process for the 100 new families that show up every day, all you are going to do is put more Band-Aids on top of Band-Aids,'' she said. ''A different solution is to move the focus of the system away from processing people into homelessness.''
In January last year, the city and Legal Aid agreed to a two-year restraint on 20 years of litigation to let an independent panel of experts try to resolve some of the most contentious issues on family homelessness. The panel is now preparing a report on what to do with the Emergency Assistance Unit that will have significant weight with the court, and may be the blueprint for its future.
Down in the bowels of the unit, in the cubicles where investigations that decide family eligibility take place, a 17-year-old with cherry red lipstick and a matching stud beneath her lower lip might be Exhibit A in both sides' argument for change.
The teenager, whose name was withheld under city privacy rules, wants the city to recognize her and her 9-month-old baby as homeless. She has applied five times at the unit and been rejected each time. Each time, after the 10-day grace period during which the city provides shelter while it investigates her need, she has been removed from shelter and told to return to her mother's apartment.


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"He makes it really easy on you as a coach because he has tremendous football instincts," Michigan tight ends coach Jay Harbaugh said. "Things come really naturally to him. He doesn't have to see things too many times. He has a good sense for how things should look and feel, and he's a tough, physical guy."
Mississippi State
Semi-OT: Overrated Mullen a Waste of Money Article
Wow! Yeah guy just sucks.
Did You Know...
That Dan Mullen got a $10 million dollar contract extension?
That Chris Relf is wearing #36 in honor of his fallen teammate? His number is not actually 36.
Also, that if Craig James put on his "Athletic Director Hat" he might go for Brady Hoke.
Maybe we should listen, look what he did for Texas Tech!!!
For those of you that want to complain about my topic not being specific, F*** YOU!!!
OT: Absolutely Anything...except CC
After a day of neverending CC threads and mind numbing threads, I think it is time to unload on Mississippi St. While we were concerned about Jim Harbaugh's bowel movements, Mississippi's student body was having a early 1990's rave with glow sticks. I want to start this thread to pump up our fan base regardless of what coach you want to see. We can all agree on we want to see Michigan win tomorrow. It is time to send some humorous/pump up posts the way of the boys who represent us. What do ya got?
Here is a starter:
Miss St. Waste Management:
Probably will be deleted, so get them in. Time to channel your fustrations of CC and the season...against Miss St
Miss State QB to honor fallen teammate in Gator Bowl
As much as we all dislike MSU this week, this is a nice story. As most of you know, the team lost their defensive end Nick Bell to cancer earlier this year. To honor his teammate, Chris Relf will being wearing his #36 jersey during their game against Michigan.
Gator Bowl Key Match ups:Dilithium vs. KJ Wright
Hola and Happy Holidays to all the MgoBloggers out there!
I'm looking to stir the pot a bit…just kidding. There's enough of that right!
Surely Shirley ( Lesley Nelson R.I.P. 2010) Brian and the crew will have a thorough break down of the X's & O's with all the stats, trimmings, and fixings included but I thought we could use a light discussion on the key match ups and/or things to watch for during the Gator Bowl.
Coming into this season's opener we prepped ourselves against UConn's experienced defense and their stud linebacker - Greg Lloyd. We've run across a few more of these situations notably when Sparty (w/Greg Jones) came to town. The Bulldogs possess a stud of their own in K.J Wright. He's currently projected in the 3rd to 5th round of the draft (slightly ahead of Lloyd).
MSU has had plenty of time to comb through tapes on our offense so I suspect their coaches will have a well thoughtout scheme to stop Dilithium & Co. I'm presuming this entails KJ spying on Denard throughout the game. As noted in an earlier diary the Bulldogs displayed one of their best defensive efforts against Cam "I am the Rule" Newton. So they have some experience shutting down an active run-type QB.
During the game I'll keep a watchful eye for Dilithium's read on Mr. Wright. If we break his containment a few times early we could be in for a delightful afternoon. Watching a bit of film on the Bulldogs the strategy of a few teams was to avoid or run away from his side (KJ is usually the strong side backer). All things considered I don't see how that type of strategy figures into our game plan and as such the collisions early should be entertaining. "Who wants it baby, who wants it!"…"Get some…"
The Bulldogs have another stud on the D-line in DE Pernell McPhee. I guess I could have shown a bit of interest there but we've handled the line of scrimmage fairly well this season. No disrespect to McPhee (listed as a 2nd/3rd round draft pick) but I think we're in good shape handling the line of scrimmage. Besides, this McPhee was more interesting on the inter-webs! =]
So what say ya MgoBlog Community? What are your thoughts on the key match ups and personnel to winning this thing? It should be quite the "Dog fight".
Sit, Bully - 2011 Gator Bowl Wallpaper
It's hard to believe that the 2010 season is almost over. It feels like yesterday that I was designing the season's first wallpaper to share with my wife and one other friend. That first wallpaper, entitled "Husky Puppy Piddles in Fear," was a simple image of a dog that required very little Photoshop work; I added some snow and some yellow spots and got an excellent response from my kids. I like the symmetry in ending the season with another simple image of a dog.
The Mississippi State University official athletic web site provides some background on the bulldog mascot: "The official school mascot is an American Kennel Club registered English Bulldog, given the inherited title of 'Bully'...references to school teams and athletes as Bulldogs actually go back to early in the century, and this nickname was used almost interchangeably with both Aggies and Maroons, since at least 1905."
I like that you can read expectation, submission and awe in the dog's posture; he's looking up at the Block M with what my oldest child referred to as "crying eyes." All that was missing from the original image was an owner's tag so I added one in Photoshop. I wanted the tag to indicate that this dog was owned by Michigan football and (by extension of the metaphor) that Michigan is going to own Mississippi State on January 1; the simplest way to convey that was to etch the Block M on the tag.
Thanks for taking an interest in my art; your feedback and encouragement have helped me through quite a few long nights and creative blocks. I'm hoping to find time to produce a few more wallpapers this off-season, and then use the summer to get a head start on next year's opponent wallpapers.
The image below is a preview only. You can get the widescreen, 4:3, iPad and mobile wallpapers at The Art. The Art. The Art!.
All of the 2010 Wallpapers
Season Wallpaper - Denard Robinson Action Figure
Game 1 Connecticut Wallpaper - Husky Puppy Piddles in Fear
Game 2 Notre Dame Wallpaper - Touchdown Jesus Says "No Good"
Game 3 Massachusetts Wallpaper - The $550,000 Cupcake
Game 4 Bowling Green Wallpaper - Wolverine vs. Falcon
Game 5 Indiana Wallpaper - Good at Basketball
Game 6 Michigan State Wallpaper - Sibling Rivalry
Game 7 Iowa Wallpaper - Maize is Blue
Game 8 Penn State Wallpaper - The Eyes Have It
Game 8 Penn State Wallpaper - JoePa Halloween Costume
Game 9 Illinois Wallpaper - We Be Illin'
Game 10 Purdue Wallpaper - I Think We Can! I Think We Can!
Game 11 Wisconsin Wallpaper - Cheesehead Cross Stitch
Game 12 Ohio State Wallpaper - The Game
Thanksgiving Wallpaper - Turpigskin
BigTen Offensive Player of the Year
Bowl Bid - 2011 Gator Bowl Wallpaper
More Cow Belle - 2011 Gator Bowl Wallpaper
Naughty or Nice - Christmas 2010 Wallpaper


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Myriam Hernandez
Myriam Hernandez is Chilean singer famous for her ballads throughout Latin America, She was born in Santiago, Chile on May 2, 1967. Several of her albums have gone gold or platinum. Her recent Cd, "Huellas" (Translation: Footprints), is a greatest hits collection with three never released songs.
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Good day all
I installed NextGen yesterday and uploaded a couple of hundred photos yesterday. I then created an album but the gallery thumbnails don't line up to the graphic underneath them.
Have a look here for what I mean:
Album Thumbnail Alignment
I posted this yesterday on the NextGen section but have had zero response.
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David Legwand C BUF 4 months ago
Legwand was traded to the Sabres on Friday.
The Sabres will send Legwand and netminder Robin Lehner to Buffalo while Ottawa sends back the No. 21 overall pick in the 2015 draft. Legwand appeared in 80 games last season, notching nine goals and 18 assists for 27 points in an average of 13:54 of ice time. The 34-year-old is slated to make roughly $3 million next season.
David Legwand C BUF 6 months ago
Legwand is slated to be scratched from the Sens' lineup Wednesday against Montreal.
Legwand, who notched 27 points in 80 regular season games, has not recorded a point in three playoff tilts thus far. He'll be replaced in the team's Game 4 lineup by Zack Smith.
David Legwand C BUF 7 months ago
Legwand captured an assist and went plus-3 in Thursday's win over the Canadiens.
Legwand has settled into a bottom-six role with the Senators this season, where his talent level is better suited at this stage in his career. He's only managed 24 points on the season and has only a goal and two assists since the start of February, but he remains one of the Sens' top faceoff specialists. Unfortunately, that won't translate to much fantasy value.
David Legwand C BUF 8 months ago
Legwand collected a pair of assist in Saturday's 7-2 win over the Coyotes.
Legwand now has seven points (one goal, six assists) in his last seven games, which qualifies as his best stretch of production all season. During that run, he was a healthy scratch for two games, so there's no guarantee he'll maintain a lineup spot despite his ample production. The inconsistency of Legwand's ice time doesn't make him particularly enticing as a fantasy option.
David Legwand C BUF 8 months ago
Legwand will rejoin the lineup for Saturday's game against the Coyotes, Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun reports.
A healthy scratch the past two games, Legwand will rejoin the lineup due to an injury to Alex Chiasson (undisclosed), who is considered day-to-day. Legwand has seven goals and 12 assists in 45 games this season, with four points in his last five appearances.
David Legwand C BUF 8 months ago
Legwand will be a healthy scratch for Thursday's game against the Stars, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports.
Legwand had managed to compile five points in his last six games despite seeing spotty ice time, but he's now been a healthy scratch for two straight games. The Senators seem satisfied with the play of young centers Jean-Gabriel Pageau and Curtis Lazar, so until either player begins to struggle, Legwand could remain a fixture in the press box.
David Legwand C BUF 9 months ago
Legwand was credited with an assist and picked up two PIM in Saturday's 3-2 loss to the Hurricanes.
Legwand has tallied a point in five straight games, but it's a hot streak that doesn't offer much optimism about his future production. He saw less than 10 minutes of ice time Saturday and typically slots in as a member of the team's bottom six, where scoring chances are typically scarce.
David Legwand C BUF 9 months ago
Legwand pointed in his third straight game Tuesday against the Stars, notching a power-play assist over his 11:07 of ice time. He won only four of his 15 faceoffs (26.7 percent) in the defeat, however.
The Senators continue to carve out time for Legwand on the man advantage, but his lack of even-strength minutes will probably prevent him from sustaining this scoring pace much longer. Though he's averaging 14:53 of ice time for the season, Legwand has fallen below the 14-minute mark in five consecutive games.
David Legwand C BUF 9 months ago
Legwand recorded an assist in Thursday's loss to the Avalanche.
Legwand enjoyed a five-game point streak earlier in the first half of December, but his slate has been pretty dry ever since. His assist Thursday gives him just two points over his last 11 games.
David Legwand C BUF 10 months ago
Legwand improved his point streak to five games by scoring a power-play goal in Saturday's win over the Bruins.
Legwand's streak has flown under the radar since he's scored exactly one point in each of the games, but it's probably significant enough for deep leaguers to take notice. He's seeing ample time on the power play and should remain an important supporting cast player for Ottawa.


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Peer-reviewed journal, Science, reports that advanced cholesterol test aids in identifying connection between improved lipid profile and heart protection
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Feb. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Using the VAP Cholesterol Test from Atherotech, Inc.,
The genome-wide association study (GWAS) of fasting and postprandial triglyceride levels was performed as part of the Heredity and Phenotype Intervention (HAPI) Heart Study. The results, published in the highly respected journal, Science, identified a specific gene mutation (APOC3 R19X) present in 5 percent of a Lancaster County, Pa., Amish community. This rare genetic occurrence prevents the production of a protein (apoC-III) that leads to increased rates of atherosclerosis.
Toni I. Pollin, Ph.D., assistant professor of medicine at the
The association between these improved lipid profiles and decreased coronary artery calcification - an underlying indicator of coronary heart disease - was confirmed using the expanded cholesterol profiling capabilities of the VAP (Vertical Auto
|SOURCE Atherotech, Inc.
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I don't know what legal rules apply to non-business use of chemicals, but I am somewhat familiar with the rules that apply to businesses, as I have a film processor in my printing business. The EPA rules regarding silver content are very stringent, and a basic silver recovery unit will not remove enough silver to render the fixer non-hazardous. I use "Chemgon" units that are basically 5 gallon jugs that contain enough sodium polyacrylate (I think that's it) to solidify the fixer and bind the silver to the polymer. They only work where the chemical inserted is neutral pH -- so you can mix spent developer and fixer together, but as the developer may not be designated hazardous, it may be more economical to neutralize the fixer with sodium carbonate. Make sure the pH ends up neutral. After months, I finally convinced the EPD in Georgia that Chemgon units were OK to use to dispose of fixer in the regular trash (as long as the trash is going to an EPA approved disposal facility).
Developer may not be hazardous, especially if it does not contain silver. But in my printing business, I do use the Chemgons. For my photo hobby, I may take a different approach.
Evaporation is no longer permitted under EPA rules for conditionally exempt small quantity generators of waste -- any treatment system must be a "closed" system.
The bottom line is that for small businesses, full compliance with the rules is near to impossible, very expensive, and explains why many jobs that deal with the physical world are now in China. And why we are likely all criminals until proven innocent.
By the way - I wonder if hobbyists desiring to be "green" might acquire smaller quantities of sodium or potassium polyacrylate and use it to solidify fixer in old milk jugs. It's not terribly expensive. The Chemgon units can be thrown in the trash, and one would think that a smaller scale system using the same solidifying agent might be so disposed of also.


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DALLAS (SMU) Economics researchers at SMU will analyze the roles social networks and isolation play in fighting hunger in North Texas. A $120,000 grant from the North Texas Food Bank is funding the research.
Recent studies have examined the role of income and assets in fighting hunger or food insecurity, but have found that household economic resources are not the only factor contributing to food insecurity, says Thomas B. Fomby, SMU professor of economics and director of the Richard B. Johnson Center for Economic Studies.
According the U.S. Department of Agriculture, about one in six U.S. households are affected by food insecurity, meaning not enough food at all times to sustain active, healthy lives for all family members.
Fomby and Daniel Millimet, SMU professor of economics, are conducting the study.
"This study will analyze the role of other factors causing food insecurity, such as urban or rural settings, access to nutrition assistance programs, access to inexpensive groceries, family support and social stigma," Fomby says.
According to statistics from the Texas Hunger Initiative, 27 percent of food-insecure residents in Dallas County are ineligible for most nutrition assistance programs because their incomes exceed the poverty level. In contrast, 56 percent of households with children and an income below the poverty level were not food insecure.
"With this research, we expect to better understand the causes of food insecurity in North Texas and improve the assessment of at-risk households," Fomby says.
SMU and the North Texas Food Bank recently formed a partnership, "Stampede Against Hunger," to build on SMU's strong support for NTFB, connecting campus groups already working with the food bank, as well as encouraging new types of participation for the campus and alumni community.
SMU support for the food bank has ranged from traditional food drives and volunteer work in the NTFB
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Jacob Epstein
2 of 67 portraits of Jacob Epstein
Photograph © National Portrait Gallery, London
Jacob Epstein
by Sir Jacob Epstein
bronze head, 1912
19 3/4 in. (502 mm) high
Purchased, 1959
Primary Collection
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- Sir Jacob Epstein (1880-1959), Sculptor. Artist of 14 portraits, Sitter in 67 portraits.
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Epstein found self-portraiture frustrating. He spoke of the difficulties in depicting 'what one sees and not what one knows about oneself and feels should be there' and described the problems of self-observation for a sculptor, who 'must study his subject from every angle'. This larger-than-life bust is Epstein's first modelled self-portrait and shows the emergence of the dynamic, roughly finished style that would characterise his portrait busts. His studio was cold
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Inspiring the next generation
It's often said that children are the conservationists of the future, but the pupils of Peterston Super Ely Primary School are one step ahead and during the spring and summer can often be found getting their hands dirty at Lanlay.
We've been working with the school for the last few years, with mutual benefits. Our ranger for Lanlay has helped the school to run their gardening club, while year five pupils have spent time at Lanlay helping us with our conservation work, bashing Himalayan balsam, as well as ticking off as many of their 50 things to before you're 11 ¾ as they can.
The school also uses Lanlay as an outdoor classroom, taking pupils away from the confines of their school room and using the meadows to teach kids about subjects as varied as science, history, art and geography.
The regulars
- Clearing enchroaching scrub such as brambles to keep the meadows open and allow new growth
- Keeping Lanlay pristine by litter picking
- Ensuring the fences are stockproof so we don't have any escapee ponies
- Removing alder and willow from the Rhos pasture so it stays wet, just the way this particular grass likes it
- Continuing the traditional skill of hedgelaying