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Midwest retailer Meijer Inc. says some salads and sandwiches that it sells are being recalled due to a potential risk of salmonella contamination. The company says the "Markets of Meijer" products were sold at Meijer stores from July 20 through Monday. Meijer says there have been no known illnesses reported to the company from foods. Meijer says the salads and …Read More »
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Sturgis Hospital receives ultrasound accreditation
Sturgis Hospital has been awarded a three-year term of accreditation in ultrasound, as the result of an extensive review by the American College of Radiology. Ultrasound imaging uses high-frequency sound waves to produce images of internal body parts to help providers diagnose illness, injury or other medical problems. The ACR gold seal of accreditation represents the highest level of image …Read More »
4 agencies receive grants
The 24th Annual Doyle/ Exchange Club Community Service Awards were recently approved, and four local agencies will be recipients of grant awards. Children's Trauma Assessment Group: $ 4,000 to assist with needs assessments. Safety Town: $ 500. Sturgis Neighborhood Program: $ 750 for program support. Doyle Community Center: $ 375 to assist with the Summer Adventure Club. The annual awards …Read More »
Sturgis agrees to provide support for Toy Run
The 2016 Sturgis Toy Run is set for Sept. 10 and the city of Sturgis will again provide police and public-services support. Sturgis city commissioners earlier this month agreed to supply a police presence for the event, and department of public services workers to place and remove street barricades for the procession of motorcycles through town on U.S. 12. The …Read More »
Sturgis follows through with property sale
The Sturgis Housing Development Corporation has followed through on its decision to sell a South Nottawa Street property that may result in its demolition, despite neighborhood objections. The residence was obtained by the city when the house went through a bank foreclosure and the Sturgis Neighborhood Program determined it could not afford to undertake rehabilitation. An adjacent property owner submitted …Read More »
Out and About – Week of July 25th
This week's column actually deals with getting Out and About. What a concept! Ten years ago I used the column to inform you readers about things going on in and around St. Joe County, but like so many things, change happens. On July 17, my wife and I left for a week of camping at Yankee Springs, south of Grand …Read More »
TR Chamber plans candidate forum
The Three Rivers Area Chamber of Commerce is providing residents a final opportunity to hear from local candidates involved in next week's primary election. A candidates' forum involving only county positions takes place this evening in the Dresser Business Center at Glen Oaks Community College. At 5:30 p.m., county treasurer candidates Gwen Donmyer and incumbent Judie Ratering are scheduled to …Read More »
Arrests made with help from Sturgis K-9
Sturgis police officers in the past week have benefitted twice from the department's K-9 officer, Tuckey. According to a department media release, Tuckey was brought to a traffic stop at 7 p.m. July 19 at St. Joseph and Clay streets. Officers were suspicious of two male suspects and Tuckey's search alerted officers to the presence of narcotics inside the vehicle. …Read More »
Paddle For Paws registration deadline approaches
Here's a reminder that the date to register for the rescheduled Paddle For Paws event is Saturday. Sponsored by Upcycled Pets of St. Joseph County, Paddle For Paws is a benefit to help the Three Rivers-based organization offset food and medical expenses associated with foster pets in the program. The event was to take place July 9 but had to …Read More »
Covered Bridge sign destroyed
A sign proclaiming the identity of St. Joseph County's most notable icon was destroyed following a pair of incidents the past two weeks. Located north of the Langley Covered Bridge, the sign and a horizontal PVC pipe in place to warn motorists about height restrictions were struck twice in a 10-day span, demolishing the PVC pipe and totaling the sign. …Read More »


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Axial tilt. The reason for the season.
Happy Solstice, everybody!
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When I put up my recent post about my Science Nerd Chic outfit for the Academy of Sciences' "Nightlife at the Museum" Fashion Night, several people expressed admiration for the accessories — especially the shoes. So I thought I'd let you know where you can get them.
The shoes are the Icon, made by Hades. Mine are black, but they also come in brown or mustard. I got mine at Steamtropolis.
The tights are the Universe style from Foot Traffic. They have them in several styles and sizes, in both gray and blue.
The octopus necklace is actually pretty ubiquitous: I've seen pretty much the exact same thing in lots of places. I bought it at a second-hand/ vintage store, but a quick Google search for "octopus necklace" turned it up at Modcloth, in both silver and gold colors. Also, if you do a search for "octopus necklace" on Etsy, you'll find the exact same piece with slight modifications — with an owl face, with a diving helmet, adorned with pearl beads, painted pink, and more — as well as straight-up.
Happy shopping!
(Oh, and the the computer-innard bracelet was made custom for me by my friend Josie, as a gift.)
It's been a while since I've done a Fashion Friday post, and I need something happy and frivolous to write about right now. So I want to show you the outfit I wore to an awesome event: the California Academy of Sciences' "Nightlife at the Museum" Fashion Night.
Like many museums, the California Academy of Sciences has been doing a series of after-hours evening events for adults only: "Nightlife at the Museum." It's pretty damn fun: cocktails, DJs and dancing, special adult-oriented presentations (one time they had a docent displaying and explaining penis bones), that sort of thing. The evenings often have themes — and last night's theme was fashion.
Fashion night at the science museum's after-hours party. There was no possible way that Ingrid and I were going to miss this one. It took some doing — we found out about it at the last minute, and had to do some skillful shuffling of our schedules to make it happen — but it was like a magnetic force drawing us in. The event's connection between science and fashion was a little thin… but I made up for it, with my mega-awesome Science Nerd Chic.
The full ensemble.
The bracelet my friend Josie made for me out of (if memory serves) computer innards.
Representing for the cephalopods! I freaking love this necklace. When I got it I thought I'd hardly ever wear it, it's so huge and almost garish… but it was eight bucks, so why not. I now wear it all the time, and it always draws lavish compliments.
The planet tights. Around which I built the whole rest of the outfit.
And, of course, the shoes. My steampunk Oxfords, adorned with (among other things) butterflies made of gears. Thus representing both engineering and entomology.
There were some astonishingly well-turned-out people at this event — Ingrid and I were in hog heaven, ooing and aahing over the awesome outfits. But I didn't see anyone else turned out head to foot in science nerd fashion. Which was slightly disappointing. Science chic rules!
This piece was originally published in AlterNet.
The cutting edge of science is hard to accept when your body is the knife.
Skeptics and atheists say this stuff a lot. It's all very well and good: I totally agree. But what do you do if the question on the table is one you really need an answer to? What if the question isn't something fairly abstract or distant, like, "Why is there something instead of nothing"? What if the question is one with an immediate, practical, non-trivial impact on your everyday life? Something like… oh, say, just for a random example, "What are my chances of getting cancer, and what should I do to prevent it and detect it early?"
Here's what I mean. I'll start with my own story, and get it out of the way. I recently got a presumptive diagnosis of Lynch Syndrome. This is a genetic syndrome that gives you about an 80% chance of getting colon cancer (a cancer I've sort of had — my last two colonoscopies found pre-cancerous adenomas which would have turned to cancer if they hadn't been removed); a 20% – 60% risk of endometrial cancer (a cancer I definitely had, it's the cancer I had surgery for last fall); and a somewhat increased chance of some other cancers, including an as-yet-unknown-but-possibly-as-high-as-ten-or-twenty percent chance of stomach cancer.
I say I got a presumptive diagnosis, because they didn't actually find the genetic markers that normally point to Lynch Syndrome. But this doesn't mean I don't have it. According to the genetic counselor, it's entirely possible — likely, even — that there are other genetic markers associated with Lynch Syndrome, ones that researchers don't know about yet. And my family/ personal history of Lynch Syndrome cancers is strongly suggestive of it. It's pretty much a textbook case of "Lynch Syndrome family history." So we're proceeding on the assumption that I have it… even though we don't know for sure.
So in addition to my now-annual colonoscopies (oh, joy), we had to decide if I should get stomach endoscopies. I have an increased chance of getting stomach cancer… but my genetic counselor said there currently aren't any agreed-upon medical guidelines on stomach endoscopies for people with Lynch Syndrome, and suggested that I consult with a gastroenterologist. So I talked to a gastroenterologist… who said that there currently aren't any agreed-upon medical guidelines on stomach endoscopies for people with Lynch Syndrome, and that the two of us would have to make whatever decision seemed right to us, updating it as new information comes in.
You may be noticing a pattern here. Presumptive diagnosis. As yet unknown. No medical guidelines. It's possible. It's likely. As new information comes in. Whatever decision seems right. Proceed on the assumption, even though we don't know for sure.
Those of us who value science understand this. In fact, we more than understand it. We embrace it. We see it not as a weakness, but as a strength. Science isn't a body of knowledge so much as it is a process, a method of gathering knowledge. And the way that this process self-corrects with new information is one of the main reasons it's so jaw-droppingly successful. (If you think science isn't jaw-droppingly successful, think for a moment about the device you're reading this on.)
But if you're living your life in the middle of one of those unanswered questions, this uncertainty and shifting ground can be a hard reality to take. The cutting edge of science is hard to accept when your body is the knife.
And I think this is one of the reasons many people are so skeptical of science, so dismissive of it, so ready to say, "Oh, what do those scientists know? They keep changing their minds! Last year they told us not to eat carbs, now they're telling us carbs are okay! They can't even make up their own minds — why should we believe anything they say?" On a practical, day-to-day basis, the cutting-edge, not-yet-answered science that most people are intensely engaged with, the one that most people deeply care about, is medicine. And the reality of uncertainty in medicine is often frightening, upsetting, depressing, and even enraging.
The cutting edges of astronomy, of botany, of quantum physics? Most people aren't even aware of them. Their immediate effects on people's lives don't generally start until the science is fairly settled. Even with computer science — another science that affects our lives profoundly on a day-to-day basis — most of us don't even touch the technology until it's more or less hammered out.
But medicine is different. With medicine, a significant amount of research is being done on human beings. A case could be made that all medicine is research being done on human beings: medical protocols and best practices are constantly being updated and refined, even in areas that are pretty well understood. And when it comes to terminal illnesses, it would be irresponsible not to pursue uncertain, incompletely understood avenues of treatment that have highly unpredictable outcomes. If the choices are "try something that might or might not work" or "die"… well, most of the time, that's a no-brainer. (My wife Ingrid got arrested nine times for demanding, among other things, that the FDA grasp this simple principle and shorten the research protocols for experimental AIDS drugs.)
And that can make people feel very freaking cranky about medical science.
Boy, howdy, do I understand that. I hate this uncertainty about my Lynch Syndrome. I would much rather just have the bloody diagnosis. I would much rather know for sure that I have this syndrome, instead of having to act on the assumption that I have it even when I don't have a test result confirming it. If for no other reason: The fact that they didn't find the genetic marker? It means that my family can't get tested for that marker to see if they have it or not… so they now have to work with this vagueness as well, this not-very useful information that "You may or may not have a 50% chance, or a 25% chance, of having this syndrome, but we have no real way of knowing, so maybe you should be getting more frequent colonoscopies than you normally would. Or something."
This is frustrating as hell.
But here's the thing.
Medical science is the reason we even know about Lynch Syndrome. Medical science is the reason I'm getting colonoscopies every year instead of every five years, and am getting my pre-cancerous adenomas scooped out every year before they turn into cancer. Medical science is the reason we know that the tendency to get some cancers is heredity: it's the reason that, even before my doctors knew anything about Lynch Syndrome specifically, they were looking at my mom's cancer history, and insisting that I get colonoscopies early. Medical science is the reason millions of people are getting regular colonoscopies and mammograms as a standard part of their medical care, and are getting cancers and pre-cancers detected and treated early. Medical science is the reason colonoscopies and mammograms even exist. If we'd known about Lynch Syndrome forty years ago, my mom could have caught her cancer before it ate her up at age 45. It's painful to think about that. But I can't be sorry that the current medical science, imperfect as it is, is keeping me alive.
When I was growing up, people used to talk about finding "a cure for cancer." As if cancer were one disease, and we were going to find one magic-bullet cure for it. I think some people are disappointed that this magic bullet hasn't happened: that cancer is turning out to be hundreds of different diseases, and that after all these decades, after millions of dollars and millions of person-hours poured into it, cancer research is still about prevention and early detection and improved treatments and increased lifespans, much more than it is about a "cure."
But the reality is that cancer is a much more survivable disease than it was when I was growing up. More people with cancer are getting it caught early. More people with cancer are living longer. More people are getting their cancer fully treated, and are living full lifespans and dying of something else. More people with cancer who can't get it fully treated are living longer, and better, than they would have fifty years ago, or twenty, or even ten. More people with cancer are getting treatment that isn't excruciating and doesn't completely screw up their lives. More people with cancer are getting treatment that's less excruciating, and is screwing up their lives less completely, than it would have fifty years ago, or twenty, or even ten. And some people aren't getting cancer at all… because they're eating their fiber, because they quit smoking or never started, because they're getting regular colonoscopies and are getting their pre-cancerous doodads scooped out before they turn cancerous. Oncology is an imperfect, inexact science… but it's getting better all the time. Prevention and early detection and improved treatments and increased lifespans are not trivial. Millions of people are alive today because of them. I'm one.
And I'm not going to embrace the results of the scientific process that's keeping me alive — the messy, uncertain, unpredictable, loaded-with-false-starts, "try a hundred things with no idea which one, if any, will pan out" scientific process — and then piss all over it because it isn't perfect.
Skeptics and atheists say this stuff a lot. It's all very well and good: I totally agree. But what do you do if the question on the table is one you really need an answer to? What if the question isn't something fairly abstract or distant, like, "Why is there something instead of nothing"? What if the question is one with an immediate, practical, non-trivial impact on your everyday life? Something like… oh, say, just for a random example, "What are my chances of getting cancer, and what should I do to prevent it and detect it early?"
Here's what I mean.
Thus begins my latest piece for AlterNet, Coping with Life Under a Cloud of Medical Uncertainty. Go find out more about having a "presumptive" diagnosis of a genetic syndrome that increases your odds of getting cancer; the difficulties of living with medical uncertainty; how this difficulty contributes to people's frustration with science; and why we should embrace science anyway… read the rest of the piece. Enjoy!
"You have fears, you have worries, you have doubts, you have compulsions, you have attractions…"
So said Rick Warren, founder and senior pastor of the megachurch Saddleback Church and author of "The Purpose-Driven Life," in a sermon largely about his son's mental illness and recent suicide.
Warren was clearly trying to help de-stigmatize mental illness, and I commend that. But this is not the way. We are not, in fact, all mentally ill. And saying that we are does not de-stigmatize mental illness. It trivializes it. It contributes to the stigma. And it makes it harder to recognize and treat.
Thus begins my new piece for Salon, God Won't Cure Mental Illness. To read more about how Warren's sermon trivializes mental illness, stigmatizes it, dismisses evidence-based treatment, and frames atheism and religious doubt as a mental disorder, read the rest of the piece. Enjoy!
I don't mean literal, physical energy. I more or less understand that. I mean "energy" in the supernatural/ metaphysical/ woo bullshit sense. And specifically, what does it mean for a meditation practice?
Here's what I'm talking about. As regular readers know, I've recently begun a secular meditation/ mindfulness practice, based on the evidence-based Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction techniques. I do a few different practices, depending on where I am and how much time I have… but the core of my practice, at least for now, is something called a "body scan," in which I focus my attention on each part of my body in turn, starting with my feet and moving up to the top of my head, noticing thoughts and distractions as they arise and acknowledging them without judgment and then gently letting them go to return my attention to the body part in question. When I first started doing the body scan practice, I basically had to say the words to myself, in my head, "Heel. Heel. Pay attention to your left heel. Heel. Okay, moving on to the big toe. Big toe. Pay attention to your big toe. Okay, that's an interesting thought drifting into your consciousness: notice it, don't judge it, let it go, return your attention to your big toe. Big toe. Big toe. Okay… now little toe."
But as I get more familiar with the practice — more practiced, I guess — this has been shifting. The verbal instructions to myself are becoming less necessary. It's becoming easier to just experience my body, to just feel it, without having to name the parts. If I'm more tired, or more stressed out, I need more of the verbal directions… but I'm needing them less and less. (In a "two steps forward, one step back" way.)
And as I get less dependent on the verbal catalog to keep me focused on my body, and become more able to just experience my body for what it is, this… thing has been happening.
Instead of controlling or directing the body scan, it's just been happening by itself. Continue reading "Secular Meditation: "Energy," and Attention/ Awareness"
This piece was originally published on AlterNet. Note: When I originally posted the link to it, some people apparently misunderstood the intent of the piece, and thought it was supposed to be the eight best, or most famous, or most important, or most something else, non-believing scientists. It's not. It's just eight. Selected based on assorted personal criteria, some idiosyncratic, some not, and with a big heaping dose of random involved. Hope that clears things up.
It's common knowledge — or it should be — that atheists are among the most reviled and mistrusted groups in America. We consistently come in at the bottom of polls about who Americans would vote for, who they would trust, who they want to marry into their families, who they think shares their view of how the world should be.
But it's also the case that non-believers — not atheists as a group, but certain individual atheists and other non-believers — are among our most respected and beloved heroes. Not everyone knows that these people aren't religious, of course… but they aren't. And scientists are among the most admired of those heroes. Maybe it's because scientists are more likely to be non-believers than the general population… and the more advanced in their field they are, the more true that becomes. Or maybe it's because great scientists — American or not — embody the old-fashioned American values of exploration and curiosity, the willingness to question and the passion for truth, persistence in pursuing dreams and courage in the face of adversity. (These values aren't uniquely American, of course — but when people gas on about the American character, these ideals do tend to turn up in the conversation.)
So here are eight non-believing scientists, whose work and lives and stories can inspire anyone — atheist, religious, or other. Continue reading "Eight Non-Believing Scientists Who Can Inspire Anyone"
It's common knowledge — or it should be — that atheists are among the most reviled and mistrusted groups in America. We consistently come in at the bottom of polls about who Americans would vote for, who they would trust, who they want to marry into their families, who they think shares their view of how the world should be.
So here are eight non-believing or agnostic scientists, whose work and lives and stories can inspire anyone — atheist, religious, or other.
Thus begins my latest piece for AlterNet, 8 Atheist and Agnostic Scientists Who Changed the World. To read more, read the rest of the piece. Enjoy!
I'm just sayin', is all.
I love how crazy Twitter is going tonight. I love that people are gathering at Times Square chanting, "Science! Science! Science!" I think we needed this. Thank you, NASA. Life can suck sometimes… but today, humanity can be proud.


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US: Beam Inc offloads budget brands to Luxco for US$65m
By James Wilmore | 21 January 2013
Beam will focus on its more profitable brands following the sale
Beam Inc has agreed to sell a group of its "economy" spirit brands to Luxco for around US$65m.
The brands included in the deal are: Wolfschmidt vodka, Calvert (Lord Calvert Canadian, Calvert Extra, and gin), Bellows (blended whiskey, Bourbon, gin, rum, Scotch and vodka), Dark Eyes vodka, Canada House Canadian, and Tempo Triple Sec. The deal is expected to complete by the end of this month, Beam said.
Matt Shattock, Beam's president & CEO said: "Following the premium brand acquisitions we've made in the past two years, this move reduces portfolio complexity in economy vodka and Canadian whisky, and reinforces Beam's focus on developing our Power Brands and Rising Stars, which are our most profitable growth engines."
The brands, solely distributed in North America, generated sales of around $30m in 2012 and sold around 1.8m cases, Beam said.
Donn Lux, chairman & CEO of Missouri-headquartered Luxco, said: "Beam has done a great job in establishing them (the brands) across many markets and categories. We look forward to expanding them further and bolstering our entire portfolio with our distributors."
Beam will continue to produce and bottle the brands until at least January 2014, the company said.
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Bjork, The Cure, PJ Harvey, Village People... we're getting very excited about the big names playing this year's Bestival, but there are also a whole load of brilliant new acts on the bill too. Don't miss this lot when you head to the Isle Of Wight.
Various Cruelties
Where and when: Psychedelic Worm Tent, Friday
Why: When your second gig is at White Heat with The Vaccines - you know you're going to get the right attention - but their nostalgic, crooning, bass-heavy indie is well worth all the fuss this lot have whipped up.
Where and when: Sailor Jerry's Ink City, Saturday
Why: The Camden rock fourpiece with their guitar swinging and tuneful vocals are perfect for a festival field. Releasing their first EP titled 'We Were Children' last April, and preparing their debut album for next year, catch them live now.
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Where and when: Sailor Jerry's Ink City, Saturday
Why: The now Brighton based Falmouth math rockers have earned a reputation for jaw-dropping-to-the-floor live shows and frantic instrument swapping among members onstage.
Where and when: Psychedelic Worm Tent, Sunday
Why: The web hating, jam loving (the musical, not the conserve variety), post rock Cardiff setup have wowed audiences throughout the summer. Don't miss them play at the end of festival season mega-bash that is Bestival.
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Why: Tour buddies of Deerhunter, Dum Dum Girls and Crocodiles - the Manchester lo-fi-ers will be bringing their summery, psychedelic tunes to the Isle Of Wight.
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TERROR IN LITTLETON: THE GUN DEBATE; Shootings Firm Up Gun Control Cause, At Least for Present
By JAMES BROOKE
Published: April 23, 1999
DENVER, April 22— With gun manufacturers already on the defensive over lawsuits and other challenges, outrage over the nation's worst high school shooting in memory is suddenly altering the gun debate, bolstering, for the time being, the political power of gun control advocates.
Here in Colorado, where three bills long advocated by the gun lobby were expected to become law within days, state legislators hastily withdrew two of them today and Colorado's new Governor, Bill Owens, a Republican, promised to veto the third.
And the Mayor of Denver, Wellington Webb, is asking the National Rifle Association to cancel its national meeting here, scheduled to start on April 30. Spurning a projected $18 million in spending by those who attend the meeting, the Mayor said today, ''We don't want you here.''
In California, the State Assembly voted today to approve a bill designed to curb handgun trafficking, limiting sales to one pistol per person each month.
In Florida on Wednesday, the State House of Representatives tabled a bill intended to prevent localities from suing gun manufacturers. In Arizona, similar legislation was vetoed on Wednesday by that state's Governor, Jane Dee Hull, a Republican. And Gov. George Ryan of Illinois, also a Republican, urged legislators to pass a bill that would require adults to store guns at home with trigger locks or in locked cabinets.
With pro-gun legislation also in trouble in Texas, gun control advocates said they had not expected these victories before the shootings on Tuesday at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., that killed 14 students and a teacher.
The gun industry remains a powerful lobby in state governments around the country. And it is likely that at least some of these measures will be resurrected when the publicity surrounding the shootings here dies down. But the reaction is a breaking of the momentum of the N.R.A. and similar groups, which in recent months have tried to pass laws that would allow citizens in some states to carry concealed weapons. The shootings have also derailed gun lobbying efforts in some state legislatures to stop cities from passing tougher gun laws, and may give new vigor to proponents of lawsuits against gun manufacturers.
''What we are seeing out of this tragedy is that legislators are listening to their constituents and not the N.R.A.,'' said Joe Sudbay, state legislative director for Handgun Control Inc., a Washington-based organization. He said his office was deploying eight people to help its lone receptionist field a deluge of calls after the shootings in Littleton.
On the Federal level, the Clinton Administration said today that it planned to send to Congress within two weeks a series of gun control measures, including one that would strengthen penalties for adults who sell or give handguns to juveniles.
Supporters of the N.R.A. were already on the run before the carnage in Littleton, as was seen in the vote two weeks ago in Missouri, where a referendum to lift the state's constitutional ban on concealed weapons was defeated. Although the N.R.A., which has three million members, outspent opponents by nearly 5 to 1, voters rejected the idea, 52 percent to 48 percent. Political analysts attributed the defeat to a large turnout of white Republicans from the St. Louis suburbs, where such measures have usually been approved.
Since January, state legislatures in Kansas, Nebraska and New Mexico have defeated bills that would allow concealed weapons.
The controversy is now sharpest in Colorado, where grieving residents drive by large billboards for the N.R.A. meeting. Holding a rifle, the actor Charlton Heston, the organization's president, announces the upcoming meeting on the billboard, urging passersby, ''Join me.''
Today, Representative Diana DeGette, a Democrat from Denver, wrote to one of the meeting's featured speakers, Representative J. C. Watts, Republican of Oklahoma, asking him to cancel his appearance here. Referring to the shootings in Littleton, she wrote, ''Your appearance and the controversy surrounding the N.R.A. would throw salt into those wounds.''
Forecasting angry demonstrations against those attending the meeting, State Senator Pat Pascoe of Denver, a Democrat, urged the association to ''cancel it totally, go somewhere else -- they are not welcome. This shouldn't add to the torture of the families.''
In response, the N.R.A. has announced that it would scale down the three-day event here to one day, and would cancel all seminars and exhibits by vendors and gun manufacturers. Mr. Heston and Wayne LaPierre, the organization's executive vice president, sent a letter to members explaining that the steps were taken, ''to show our profound sympathy and respect for the families and communities in the Denver area in their time of great loss.''
Bill Dietrick, a Colorado N.R.A. member who lobbied hard for the three bills, said, ''This was supposed to be a happy event, now it can't be.'' He said the association's bylaws required holding an annual meeting, and added, ''We have got members from all over the country who have purchased nonrefundable tickets.''


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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Jul 27, 1999
|Filing date
|Jun 1, 1995
|Priority date
|Jun 1, 1995
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Dennis C. Laphan, Ilija Rojdev
|Original Assignee
|Batesville Services, Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (37), Referenced by (3), Classifications (15), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates generally to the production of molded articles of manufacture, and more particularly to the production of molded plastic or composite articles of manufacture.
Traditional methods of molding parts, for example plastic or composite parts, by vacuum molding, sheet compound molding, reaction injection molding, injection molding and/or rotational molding have heretofore required an expensive, complex and specific tool with which to form a particular molded part shape. Thus, should a plurality of shapes of molded parts be desired or required, a separate, specific tool is required to fabricate each specifically shaped part, thus substantially increasing the costs to manufacturers.
Further, should a manufacturer desire to include features such as undercuts in a molded part, expensive, complicated collapsible tooling is required to remove the tool from the molded part in the area of the undercut. Such expensive, complicated tooling generally must include a complex system of slides and ways to accomplish such collapsing to remove the tool from the formed part. Thus, manufacturers have either had to purchase or construct such complex tooling in order to form undercuts in their molded parts, or have simply had to forego such undercuts and in the process do without the substantial functional and aesthetic benefits and attributes attributable to such undercuts.
It is therefore one objective of the present invention to provide a method of forming an article of manufacture including undercuts therein which does not require the use of expensive, complicated collapsible tooling to accomplish the formation of the undercuts in the part.
It is another objective of the present invention to provide a method of forming articles of manufacture of various configurations utilizing only a single generic tool rather than a plurality of specific tools fabricated for each specific part configuration.
The present invention attains the stated objectives by providing a method of forming an article of manufacture including an undercut therein. The method comprises providing a tool, removably positioning at least one consumable form adjacent to the tool, providing settable material from which to mold a finished part, molding the material on the tool including on the form so as to encapsulate the form within the molded material to thereby form an undercut therein, allowing the molded material to set to form the finished part, and separating the tool from the finished part and the encapsulated form.
The settable material may be plastic. The plastic material may be a preformed blank in the form of a sheet or tub. The sheet or tub may be vacuum molded onto the tool and form. The finished part may be a casket or many other articles of manufacture.
According to another aspect of the present invention, the form includes fasteners premounted thereon whereby cooperating hardware may be attached to the form fasteners after molding the plastic material onto the tool and form. In the case of caskets, the premounted form fasteners or hardware may be used to attach casket handling hardware. The premounted form fasteners could be used for a variety of other purposes for example as attachment sites for additional components, containers, electrical or fluid connectors etc.
According to yet another aspect of the present invention, the form is colored and/or textured and the material is translucent whereby the color and/or texture of the form is visible through the translucent material.
In still another aspect of the present invention, a method of forming articles of manufacture of various configurations utilizing a single generic tool is provided. The method comprises the steps of providing a single generic tool, removably positioning at least one consumable form adjacent to the tool, providing settable material from which to mold a finished part, molding the material on the tool including on the form so as to encapsulate the form within the molded material to thereby define a specific configuration for the finished part, allowing the molded material to set to form the finished part, separating the tool from the finished part and the encapsulated form, and repeating the above steps with differently shaped forms removably affixed to the single generic tool in different locations to produce a plurality of finished parts of varying configurations with the single generic tool.
One advantage of the present invention is that a method of forming an article of manufacture is provided wherein undercuts may be readily included in the shape of the finished part, yet without having to employ the use of expensive, complicated and complex collapsible tools which incorporate slides and ways.
Another advantage of the present invention is that a method of forming articles of manufacture of various shapes with a single generic tool is provided thereby obviating the need to have a specific, custom tool manufactured to produce each differently shaped finished part.
These and other objects and advantages of the present invention will become more readily apparent during the following detailed description taken in conjunction with the drawings herein, in which:
FIG. 1 is a fragmentary perspective view of a generic tool including consumable forms thereon utilized in the fabrication of an article of manufacture according to the principles of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the tool and forms of FIG. 1 inserted into a preformed plastic tub blank;
FIG. 3 is a view similar to FIG. 2 illustrating the plastic tub being heated and vacuum molded to the tool and forms during heating of the blank;
FIG. 4 is a view similar to FIGS. 2 and 3 illustrating the tool being removed from the finished molded part and from the encapsulated forms;
FIG. 5 is a view similar to FIGS. 2-4 of the finished part with encapsulated forms;
FIG. 6 is a view similar to FIG. 2 but of a different process for carrying out the invention wherein the tool is inverted and a preformed plastic sheet blank is positioned above the tool and is heated to be subsequently drawn down over the tool;
FIG. 7 is a view similar to FIG. 6 illustrating the sheet drawn down over the tool;
FIG. 8 is a view similar to FIGS. 6 and 7 illustrating the sheet being vacuum molded to the tool and forms; and
FIG. 9 is a view of the finished part with encapsulated forms removed from the tool.
Referring first to FIG. 1, there is illustrated a generic tool 10 utilized in forming an article of manufacture according to the principles of the present invention. The generic tool 10 as illustrated is generally rectangular in shape and may be sized appropriately depending on the specific part to be fabricated. Other shapes may be utilized for other applications. For example, one specific application of the present invention is in the fabrication of caskets; tool 10 would thus be sized accordingly.
The generic tool 10 includes a pair of end walls, one of which is shown at 12, and a pair of side walls, one of which is shown at 14. The tool may also include a top wall 16 which may form a part of a "vacuum box" and a bottom wall (not shown). The side and end walls 12 and 14 include a plurality of holes 20 which are in fluid communication with an outlet 22 which is to be connected to a vacuum source for vacuum molding a part on the tool 10. While tool 10 is illustrated as being a male tool for forming thereon a female part, it will be appreciated that the principles of the present invention could as well be employed with a female tool in the production of a male part, for example bath tubs, spas etc.
A plurality of forms 30 are removably positioned adjacent to the side and end walls 12 and 14 of the tool 10. The forms 30 may have any particular cross sectional configuration which is desired, and preferably are fabricated from inexpensive, light weight and stiff material such as structural foam, wood, plastic extrusions or the like. The forms 30 may be removably secured to the side and end walls 12 and 14 of the tool 10 by such means as low shear strength adhesives, double-sided tape, magnetics, a separate vacuum box, cylinders, pins or the like. Alternatively, a free standing system could be employed for positioning the forms adjacent the tool.
Referring now to FIG. 2, a preformed blank 40 of a settable material, for example plastic, which, as illustrated, is a generally rectangular-shaped tub, may be supported in a fixture 42. The tool 10 with forms 30 thereon is inserted into the blank 40 as is illustrated.
Referring now to FIG. 3, heat is applied from a heat source to the walls of the tub 40 to soften the plastic, while at the same time the vacuum source applies a vacuum to the tool 10 and through holes 20 thus vacuum forming or molding the softened plastic tub blank 40 to the side and end walls 12 and 14 and bottom of the tool 10 and at the same time encapsulating the consumable forms 30.
Once the plastic is allowed to cool and sets up, the tool 10 may be removed from the finished part by simply pulling the tool out of the part as is shown in FIG. 4. The tool simply shears away from the forms 30 which have been encapsulated, or otherwise consumed, in the finished plastic part.
A preferable material from which to form the preformed blank, and hence the final part, as mentioned above, may be plastic, but other settable materials which are at one point soft and subsequently harden or set up may also be employed. Further, while vacuum molding may be the preferred method of molding the part, other methods of molding or forming may also be utilized in the practice of the present invention, for example such as injection molding, rotational molding, sheet compound molding, reaction injection molding and pressure forming. Preformed blank shapes other than the preformed tub illustrated may be utilized such as simple sheets etc.
One particular product which lends itself to fabrication from the present invention as is mentioned above is a plastic casket, though many other articles of manufacture may be fabricated according to the principles of the present invention, such as, for example, automotive body panels, bathroom tubs and shower stalls, hot tubs, swimming pools, casket vaults, boats and the like, the invention therefore not being limited to the production of caskets.
An alternative method of attaching forms to the tool is to invert the tool and place a form having a generally L-shaped configuration on the tool edge formed by the tool side and bottom walls and the tool end and bottom walls, whereby the form is held in place on the tool simply by gravity.
In the production of caskets, the forms 30 may include premounted therein fasteners whereby casket handling hardware may be attached to the form fasteners after molding the plastic blank onto the tool and form. For example, a plurality of nuts could be pressed or otherwise mounted in the forms, and once the plastic casket is formed, one would need only to pierce the plastic casket skin over the nut for threadably engaging the nut with, for example, a threaded bolt to secure casket handling hardware to the casket exterior. Other applications for other products include providing attachment sites for additional components, electrical and/or fluid connections and the like.
The forms 30 also readily lend themselves to being brightly colored, which, when utilized with a translucent or transparent plastic to form the casket, will be visible through to the exterior of the casket thereby providing a decorative, ornamental appearance. In addition, the forms 30 could be textured whereby the texture of the form would print through or otherwise be visible through the plastic. The colored and/or textured forms could be utilized in the production of other articles of manufacture other than caskets as well.
A further advantage of fabricating articles of manufacture according to the principles of the present invention is that the invention readily provides for the inclusion of a skeletal structural framework within the article thereby providing for additional stiffness and strength of the article and consequent ability to reduce the skin thickness of the plastic. The forms could be solid or hollow. If hollow, the forms could be filled with structural foam providing contiguous or continuous forms thereby unitizing the forms and improving the strength characteristics. The filling of the forms with structural foam can be accomplished with an injection orifice contained within the tool.
The method of the present invention also readily lends itself to the formation of articles of manufacture of various configurations but utilizing only a single generic tool. In this aspect, a first article of manufacture is fabricated according to the above-described steps in reference to the Figures. Then, those same steps can be repeated, but with differently shaped forms removably affixed to the single generic tool in different locations thereby to produce a plurality of finished parts of varying configurations with the single generic tool.
Referring now to FIGS. 6-9, there is illustrated a preferred technique for vacuum molding an article of manufacture according to the present invention. In FIG. 6, tool 100 is inverted and has a bottom 102, sides 104 and a top or vacuum box 106 connectable to a source of vacuum. A rectangular frame 110 clamps and supports a rectangular sheet of plastic 112 around its periphery. Heat is applied to the sheet 112 from a source of heat 113 to soften the sheet 112. A form 114 which is generally L-shaped in cross-section has a leg 116 and a foot 118. Foot 118 is supported atop the bottom 102 of the tool 100. As tool 100 is inverted, the casket or other article of manufacture fabricated by vacuum molding sheet 112 to tool 100 will have the forms 114 associated with the bottom edge of the article of manufacture. Another form 120 includes an aperture 122 therein which accepts the foot 124 of an L-shaped bracket 126 which is attached to tool 100. L-shaped bracket 126 may be fixed to tool 100 or may be removably attached and adjustably repositionable relative thereto as with the use of pins or other means of attachment to vary the position of form 120 relative to form 114.
As illustrated in FIG. 7, as rectangular frame 110 is drawn downwardly over the tool 100, sheet 112 assumes the general rectangular configuration of the tool 100. As shown in FIG. 8, when vacuum is applied from the source of vacuum 128, the sheet 112 closely conforms to the tool 100 and the forms 114 and 120. As shown in FIG. 9, once the plastic sheet has been allowed to cool and set to form the plastic casket, the casket is removed from the tool 100 and the frame 110 is removed from the finished part.
Those skilled in the art will readily recognize numerous adaptations and modifications which can be made to the present invention which will result in an improved method of forming articles of manufacture, yet all of which will fall within the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined in the following claims. For example the settable plastic material would not have to be preformed into a sheet or tub blank as when utilizing the invention in conjunction with an injection molding technique. Accordingly, the invention is to be limited only by the scope of the following claims and their equivalents.
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|U.S. Classification
|264/516, 264/259, 27/7, 27/3, 264/271.1
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jul 24, 1995
Owner name: BATESVILLE CASKET COMPANY, INC., INDIANA
Free format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST;ASSIGNORS:LAPHAN, DENNIS C.;ROJDEV, ILIJA;REEL/FRAME:007561/0350
Effective date: 19950712
|Jan 25, 1999
Owner name: BATESVILLE SERVICES, INC., INDIANA
Free format text: CHANGE OF NAME;ASSIGNOR:BATESVILLE CASKET COMPANY, INC.;REEL/FRAME:009689/0100
Effective date: 19981130
|Dec 30, 2002
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 4
|Feb 14, 2007
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|Jul 27, 2007
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Sep 18, 2007
|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
Effective date: 20070727