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Analyzing Muffler Performance Using the Transfer Matrix Method
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Dinex Emission Technology A/S, Middelfart, Denmark
Exhaust noise must meet legislation targets, customer expectations and cost reduction which call for design optimization of the exhaust systems in the design phase. One solution is to use 3 dimensional linear pressure acoustics and calculate the transfer matrix of the muffler. The transfer matrix is the basis for calculating either the insertion loss or transmission loss of a muffler. The 3D ...
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The present paper describes the development of a full FEM model for linear array high performance 5MHz ultrasound imaging transducer. As a preliminary design, a mono dimensional electro-acoustical KLM model was realized, then the complete FEM was developed and optimized. The optimized transducer was manufactured, so that agreement between transducer measured performances and simulation ...
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A 2D axisymmetric model was considered in order to evaluate the propagation paths of the ultrasonic waves generated inside an aluminum plate sample due to a rapid thermal expansion produced by laser pulse. Laser Doppler Vibrometer is used to experimentally validate the numerical results of the wave propagation in the material. The presented numerical model is able to identify directivity ...
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Energy harvesting from environmental vibration nowadays is feasible because of natural oscillations like that caused by air or liquid flow and by exhalation or the heartbeat of a human body. This vibration frequency is typically low (in order of less than 1 kHz). Accordingly, low-frequency vibration based energy harvesting systems are an important research topic; these systems can be used for ...
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Axisymmetric acoustic waves propagating along buried water pipes have been investigated by FEM and experimentally. Universal dispersion relations of the fundamental mode were obtained as a function of the standard dimension ratio SDR and of the material surrounding the pipe (soil, air). At low frequency there exists little dispersion and the "dc" phase velocity of the leak noise is independent ...
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H. Bruus[1], P.B. Muller[1], R. Barnkob[1], M.J.H. Jensen[2]
[1]Technical University of Denmark, Kongens Lyngby, Denmark
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We have simulated the ultrasound-induced acoustophoretic motion of microparticles suspended in an aqueous solution. The full first-order thermoviscous acoustics equations have been implented on a rectangular microfluidic 2D domain excited with an ultrasound field tuned to resonance near 2 MHz. The micrometer-thin but crucial viscous boundary layers at the rigid walls have been fully resolved. ...
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[1]ABB Corporate Research, Västerås, Sweden
[2]ABB Transformers, Varennes, QC, Canada
Today, low noise is a mandatory feature for power transformers to comply with customer specifications and environmental regulations. Therefore, it is crucial to develop sound prediction tools with sufficient accuracy to avoid overkill margins in design and costly modifications after transformer completion. The paper will focus on core noise which is a typical multiphysics phenomenon involving ...
Dynamic Characterization and Mechanical Simulation of Cantilevers for Electromechanical Vibration Energy Harvesting
N. Alcheick[1], H. Nesser[1], H. Debeda[1], C. Ayela[1], I. Dufour [1]
[1]Univ. Bordeaux, IMS Lab, Pessac, France
Energy harvesting from ambient vibrations has become an interesting topic for powering wireless sensor networks. Resonant microdevices based on MEMS have become of central importance at low frequency. The power produced at resonance is at least one order of magnitude larger than off frequency power since the largest strain is obtained at resonance. In order to obtain large strain for efficient ...


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A major TKC stockholder borrows money and uses his stock as collateral. A London court rules that the lender cannot take the stock. The control of TKC stays the same. Why did this reduce the value of the company by over 7%?
There is no rule of law in Turkey. It is much more akin to a third world country ..Rwanda? The minority stock holder and founder has control of the company because of directors appointed by the government. The Pres of Turkey and founder of TKC are dear personal and political friends....the majority stockholders...including Scandanavian Telcos have no rights of ownership. They cannot vote a new chairman in....the last dividend (voted 3 yrs ago0) was never paid because of this issue. Shareholders rights are meaningless in Turkey ...and TKC is the biggest company traded (ADR) in the states!.... Majority stockholders are not allowed to vote in a majority board because of the close ties to the President...who controls the appointed members.
Likely means no near-term dividend as the market expected....
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I bought this stock as a proxy for the the turkish mkt, plus a good dividend which I've never received. Seemed like a good idea at one time.
Despite the volume traded in this stock, news for the diy investor is incredibly thin.
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Murphys, CA...Would you would like to have a great time watching a fun, entertaining and fresh play? Look no further than The Murphys Creek Theatre's Merry Wives of Windsor. It takes Olde England and drops it into a Texas Trailer park. It sounds absurd...and it is. It sounds funny...and it is. It sounds like it might work...and it does! The Merry Wives of Windsor is playing now through July 26 on Friday and Saturday Nights at the beautiful Cornelia B. Stevenot Performing Arts Center. Think of it as Shakespeare for the rest of us....
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There is an old saying that one cannot teach an old dog new tricks. If Murphys Creek Theatre has anything to say about it, however, that dog has a whole new set of stunts to share. Opening June 27th and running Fridays and Saturdays through July 26th, the Calaveras County-based theatre takes William Shakespeare's four hundred year old comedy "The Merry Wives of Windsor" and gives it a sassy, edgy new spin. Murphys Creek Theatre is set to delight and amuse audiences with the exploits of one of....
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Shakespeare's most memorable characters, Sir John Falstaff, set against a background of a 1980's Texas trailer park. When Shakespeare wrote Falstaff, it's safe to say he never saw the day coming where Falstaff would be rocking a mullet.
Desperate to pay his way out of a scandalous debt, Falstaff contrives to seduce the wives of Masters Page and Ford in order to later blackmail money out of the two shamed women. However, Falstaff has severely underestimated the wiles of these clever dames who quickly discover his plot and set out to turn the tables against him! With jealous husbands, clever ladies, a meddlesome matchmaker, and a virtuous daughter in search of true love, Murphys Creek Theatre brings their unique style to one of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies.
Several crowd favorites will be returning to the Cornelia B. Stevenot Amphitheatre as well as many new faces sure to remain with audiences for years to come. Eric Owens, last seen at Murphys Creek Theatre as Bottom in the 2004 production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," has returned as the scheming and much maligned Falstaff. Fellow "A Midsummer Night's Dream" cast mate Terry Richardson marks her return to Murphys Creek Theatre as the clever and conniving Mistress Page who, with partner in merriment Mistress Ford (played by long-time stage manager Bev Woodland), turns Falstaff's schemes on his ear. These two Merry Wives, of course, have two husbands, the laid-back and trusting Master Page (longtime crowd pleaser Stephen Daly) and the paranoid and jealous Master Ford (Graham Scott Green, pulling double duty as actor and director). Love isn't just for these mature married couples; there are also romantic entanglements for the fair daughter of the Pages. Vickie Hall, a native of Hattiesburg, Mississippi and here by way of Sacramento's B Street Theatre, takes on a dual comic role as the feisty Mistress Anne Page and as Simple, the dim-witted fool who delivers some of Shakespeare's best zingers. Mistress Anne is pursued by a zany assortment of suitors, including the shallow Master Slender (Robert Zellers), a French doctor (Bret Harte Alumnus Thomas Smith), and the noble youth she comes to love, Master Fenton (Thomas Smith once again). Of course, no Shakespearean love triangle (or square or any other shape) would be complete without a meddling matchmaker. Enter Elly-award winner Martha Omiyo Kight, hailing from Sacramento and returning for her third summer with Murphys Creek Theatre in the role of Mistress Quickly. Rounding out the cast are Allison Blackwell, Sarah Grimes-Emmons, Amy Mazzaferro, Tom Vannucci, and Celeste Wychopen, each of whom bring their own distinctive talents and gifts to the Cordelia B. Stevenot Amphitheatre.
This production is guided by multi-talented artistic director Graham Scott Green, who designed the set as well. Eagle-eyed locals may recognize part of the set from their travels around town; Dawn Hartwig, Brandy Williams, and Rhonda Ratowski donated the use of mobile homes and RV's that make up much of the set. Costume design is by Ann Mazzaferro, and stage management is by Brooke Lawrence.
"The Merry Wives of Windsor" runs from June 27th to July 26th on Friday and Saturday nights, with a special preview for Calaveras County Arts Council members on Thursday, June 26th. Tickets are $18.00, and are available for purchase at www.murphyscreektheatre.org, at the Stevenot Winery Tasting Room in downtown Murphys, by calling (209) 728-8422, or directly at the door before a performance. Make sure to visit local Calaveras restaurants and merchants and keep an eye on local newspapers for special discounts.
Directions to both the Stevenot Tasting Room and to the Cornelia B. Stevenot Amphitheatre can be found online at www.murphyscreektheatre.org. Watch your local papers for more information on special upcoming events, including a special members-only candlelight dinner show for Zucca Wine Club members on Thursday, July 3rd. Curtain for all shows is at 8:00, with the amphitheatre opening at 6:30 to the general public. Stevenot wines, non-alcoholic beverages, and light refreshments are available for purchase on site. Guests are encouraged to bring a picnic dinner to enjoy on the amphitheatre grounds, as well as low-backed lawn chairs and blankets for seating. Adirondack chairs available to rent for a nominal fee and seating is festival style. This show does deal with some mature themes and is not recommended for children under the age of nine.
It is a summer full of laughter, love, and Theatre Under the Stars, with "The Merry Wives of Windsor" and "The Importance of Being Earnest (August 15th through September 7th) bringing live entertainment to audiences of all ages. Live local and come to Murphys Creek Theatre for an evening of unforgettable theatre you won't soon forget.
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This landmark study--which Dr. Andrew Weil calls "a remarkable achievement with surprising conclusions"--upends the advice we have been told about how to live to a healthy old age.
We have been told that the key to longevity involves obsessing over what we eat, how much we stress, and how fast we run. Based on the most extensive study of longevity ever conducted, The Longevity Project exposes what really impacts our lifespan-including friends, family, personality, and work.
Gathering new information and using modern statistics to study participants across eight decades, Dr. Howard Friedman and Dr. Leslie Martin bust myths about achieving health and long life. For example, people do not die from working long hours at a challenging job- many who worked the hardest lived the longest. Getting and staying married is not the magic ticket to long life, especially if you're a woman. And it's not the happy-go-lucky ones who thrive-it's the prudent and persistent who flourish through the years.
With questionnaires that help you determine where you are heading on the longevity spectrum and advice about how to stay healthy, this book changes the conversation about living a long, healthy life.
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Friday morning, a monumental shift in the MIAA football landscape was voted in by a special general assembly, which calls for the doing away of regional Super Bowls after 40 years of existence, replaced by a playoff system that will crown true state champions in six divisions.
ESPN Boston High Schools editors Brendan Hall and Scott Barboza, and a team of correspondents spoke to some of the state's coaches and athletic directors throughout the day for their feedback on the new playoff system. Here are the best of the bunch:
Bruce Rich
Head Coach, Chelmsford High School
"Well first of all, I don't know how they determine who goes into Division 1 and who goes into Division 2. In every sport, it's by enrollment. Somehow in football, they decided to take three, four, five teams, and put them up in to Division 1, when they clearly have Division 2 enrollment. This was done last summer. For instance, in our league, Haverhill, whose enrollment is much larger than ours, they go to Division 2. They beat us this year. They're 5-2 and having a great year, they get to go in Division 2, and we go in Division 1. That doesn't make sense."
"It should just be straight enrollment, it's the simplest thing they could do. I don't understand how they come up with some of the numbers that they have."
If that was his only problem with the proposal
"I have another problem. The powers that be, the MIAA and the tournament committee, are mostly Catholic Conference people that are calling the shots and getting a lot of those votes. This tournament obviously solves their problem because they generally have a hard time scheduling, getting non-league games. So this is certainly taking care of that problem for them. Obviously for the MIAA it's about the money and it's about making more money with the tournament and more tournament games. The old format, I thought was good, at the end of the day, it's schools being recognized for great effort."
"It's going to destroy leagues. Our league, the Merrimack Valley, is falling apart because of the fact that we only get to play seven games. We have an 11 team league. So it's hurt our league as well."
"Today, if we hadn't made the playoffs coming into this game (against Andover), this would've been a meaningless game. For the next two weeks, it would've been the same thing, more meaningless games as well. It's fundamentally wrong."
If there was any part of the plan that he felt would effect Chelmsford specifically
"We're a Division 2 size, we belong in Division 2. Lincoln-Sudbury goes Division 2, Westford Academy goes Division 2? Those schools are larger than us. Haverhill beats us head-to-head, they're in Division 2? It doesn't make sense. There's coaching staff change, kids change, so if you're going to use parity, go by what's happened most recently, and that would be at the end of this season, determine who goes into what division next year."
Tom Lopez
Head Coach, Lincoln-Sudbury High
Former President, Massachusetts High School Football Coaches Association (MHSFCA)
"I was the former President of the association and I am on the committee and I was for the vote. I do not think it answers all the questions but I think not to try it for two years is ridiculous. I think we should try it for two years and if it does not work then we can look at something new or go back to where we are. My strong feeling is that Westford is an outstanding team and Acton is too. One of us is going to the playoffs this year. It exposes more kids to tournament play and it gives you a state championship. In two years you can ask me again and I may say it was a dumb idea but I will still be glad we tried it."
Mike Pucko
Head Coach, Holy Name Central Catholic High School
"I love the fact that there's gonna be a state playoff system, but it's not good for us because we're going to have a hard time finding teams to schedule. I really wanted to see a state palyoff, but the way it's set up with a seven-game limit, teams are going to play league games, and we don't have much of a league anymore – it's just St. John's, St. Peter-Marian and us. It's gonna be interesting for me to see what happens."
On filling his schedule with teams from out of region
"We're gonna have to go to Boston I assume. Somehow we'll have to get into one of the Catholic leagues. Obviously though, we can't play with Xaverian, what with us having less than 200 boys in our school."
On if attempting to join the Catholic Central League is a possibility
"That's gonna be up to the AD [Jim Manzello]. Realistically, you look at yourself and where you fit in, Mid-Wach is going to play Mid-Wach, Southern Worcester County is going to play Southern Worcester County, the Inter-High schools other than Doherty and Burncoat are not gonna want to play us, so where does that leave us?"
James Coffey
Athletic Director, Beverly High School
"I actually thought it was going to be a closer vote. I could tell Central Mass and Western Mass very for it, they were fully alert here and all in attendance. It is what it is, we'll go play ball next year and see what happens."
On how the Northeastern Conference will determine scheduling
"I think we're going to have to get in a room now and figure out the scheduling based on the flexibility in the scheduling and how you'll do it in your league. I think we've got to get in a room together and figure it out."
On gate receipt concerns pointed out by other athletic directors
"To be honest, I didn't think too much about the whole gate piece of it. Win, lose or draw, at least in Beverly, we draw pretty well with Saturday afternoon games, so we didn't consider it all to much. Now that there might be a playoff game at home, it might help."
Matt Triveri
Athletic Director, Head Coach, Mashpee High School
"We were one of those teams that were 10-1 at one point and missed out on going to the playoffs, much like East Bridgewater last year, and we've had years where 9-2 didn't get us in. It's best for the kids in the end."
On the speculation of more teams switching leagues
"There's probably going to be some movement, probably not a ton, but I think the movement for everyone is, South Coast [Conference] needs one more to make it 10 teams and split into Large and Small [divisions]. South Shore League, our league, needs two more, to go Large and Small. Everybody's going to be jumping for that. If you don't get it, you're going to approach someone else."
Ray Cosenza
Athletic Director, Fitchburg High School
"I'm thrilled. It's been a long road, not just the last couple of times, it seems like we've been at this for a long time. I just think we needed change, we'll have to tweak this, but I think this is a step in the right direction. I'm thrilled the vote won. I thought it was going to be close. I don't even know what the difference was. I just heard '161' and just waited to hear whether it was in favor or against. I'm thrilled, and I'm happy because a lot of people worked and put in a lot of time on it, and I think this is what's best for our kids."
Peter Colombo
Head Coach, Brockton High School
"We voted for it, so I'm happy about it. We've already been discussing with coach Palazzi about whether we can keep this thing going. I guess it will depend on who is available out of the games we traditionally played. We'll have to see if they're open on weeks we can get together, but we'll figure it out. We've been a team that has had to morph as things have changed in our world and we're prepared to change again."
Dave Palazzi
Head Coach, Leominster High School
"It is what it is. We're excited either way. I think everybody is a little bit nervous but I think it might pan out where teams kind of end up playing the same teams (that they play now) anyway. The only stipulation that got people nervous was playing your Thanksgiving opponent during the year. Even if you play a team twice, it could still happen the other way, you're just playing them after a playoff game. You can still play a team two times in a row - which we did with Fitchburg last year on Thanksgiving and again in the playoffs.
"It's a two year thing. Look at baseball when they first did the wild cards. All the traditionalists were dead set against that. I'm kind of in the middle on it and I can argue either way depending on the mood I'm in, but inevitably we're playing football. If you're the best team, you'll win all your games and you'll go to a state championship. The one thing I do love about it is every other sport has a state champion and this will allow that to happen."
Don Johnson
Head Coach, North Attleborough High School
"We're happy about it. I think it's good for Massachusetts football. I think there are some problems we need to work out and it's going to take a couple years maybe to tweak it a little bit. But we've got some decision to make in our own league. We don't want to diminish our Thanksgiving rivalry with Attleboro in any way, so we've got see if the league would be willing to somehow arrange the schedule so that we don't have to play them twice."
"We have to work it out quick because teams will be diving in, looking for opponents and schedule those non-league games, with the rating system back in play, scheduling becomes so much more important."
Correspondents Andy Smith, Ryan Kilian, John Botelho and Corey Allen contributed to this report.


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There's been so much focus on the Philadelphia Flyers' side of the Winter Classic alumni game — Eric Lindros and a potential Legion of Doom reunion, the possibility of Bobby Clarke and other Bullies in the game — that the New York Rangers' roster has been somewhat overshadowed.
One anticipates that players like Mark Messier, Brian Leetch, Mike Richter and Adam Graves will skate for the Blueshirts. But the recent speculation had centered on a bigger name: Wayne Gretzky, who finished his career with the Rangers and had previously skated in an outdoor exhibition game at the first Heritage Classic.
The logic: That the Winter Classic would be a prime opportunity for the NHL and Gretzky to make amends after "shoddy" treatment of The Great One when his tenure with the Phoenix Coyotes ended.
Alas, there will be no Wayne Gretzky skating with Mess and taking faceoffs against Lindros at Citizens Bank Park. From Pierre LeBrun of ESPN:
The Great One told ESPN.com via text that he doesn't think that will be the case. "No, I'll be with my family for the holidays,'' Gretzky said. "Plus, they don't need to see a 50-year-old slow guy out there!''
We beg to disagree on that one. No. 99's appearance would be hugely popular with the fans Dec. 31 in the alumni game. Now we'll see how much lobbying comes from the New York Rangers. Surely, Gretzky's old pal, Mark Messier, would try to entice him.
"… with an incredible amount of tears. Also, some Lays potato chips."
So no Gretzky in the alumni game, which sucks, because Marty McSorley could really use the appearance fee.
Luckily, there's this whole other outdoor game they're playing on Jan. 2 that we hear actually counts in the standings. Better still: HBO does this thing called "24/7: Road To The NHL Winter Classic" that's pretty popular. Via Crossing Broad, here's a glimpse at what the Rangers and Flyers will look like filmed in HB-O-Rama:
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|Publication number
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|Application number
|Publication date
|Oct 22, 1991
|Filing date
|Nov 23, 1987
|Priority date
|Apr 21, 1986
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Richard J. Gimpelson
|Original Assignee
|Gimpelson Richard J
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (1), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (34), Classifications (9), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This is a continuation of co-pending application Ser. No. 854,017 filed on 4/21/86 abandoned.
The present invention pertains to gynecological tenaculums used for gripping the human female uterine cervix to press the cervix about a medical instrument such as a hysteroscope to prevent the reflux of distension media from the uterus.
Hysteroscopy involves one type of examination of the human uterus. The elongated hysteroscope is used with a surrounding sheath which can have various shapes. The sheath and hysteroscope are inserted through the uterine cervix into the uterus. The space between the sheath and the hysteroscope serves as a conduit for the ingress of a distension medium. The distension medium such as carbon dioxide, a saline solution, Dextran (trademark) 70 liquid solution or Hyskon (trademark) liquid solution, inflates the uterus to permit viewing of the uterine interior for disease, trauma or other problems.
When the uterus is filled with the distension medium, the natural tensile force of the uterine wall can reflux the medium around the sheath's exterior back through the cervix. Refluxing is undesirable in most instances because the uterus must remain inflated for proper examination.
In some instances it is desirable to discharge controlled amounts of distension medium through the cervix to contract the uterus for better examination.
Heretofore, a tenaculum with two pivotally mounted arms having inwardly directed spikes has been used in hysteroscopic examination. The two spikes are placed against the cervix to press it against the sheath. The gripping action is performed solely by the spikes digging into the flesh, and the lack of impedance of such digging causes bleeding, trauma and pain for the patient. It is sometimes necessary to use two of these tenacula, which creates awkwardness and hinders mobility.
Other prior devices have used enlarged tubular members, tubes with enlarged suction sections, and balloons to control refluxing. However these devices do not provide the advantages of the present invention.
The present invention provides advantages over the prior art. The inventive gynecological tenaculum comprises a pair of movably mounted extension members each of which branches into two arms. Each arm has a tooth at its end, and an enlarged section adjacent the tooth.
When a medical instrument such as a hysteroscope and its sheath are inserted through the cervix, the new tenaculum can be conveniently operated by a single hand to cause the four teeth and enlarged sections to grip the cervix and press it against the sheath to stop, or to otherwise control, the reflux of distension media.
The tenaculum places the gripping parts at strategic points for effective pressure distribution of the cervix about the hysteroscope/sheath. The number of gripping parts reduces the pressure needed at any one point of contact to properly grip the cervix. Moreover, the gripping and sealing of the cervix is unaffected by the size and shape of the sheath or enclosure which fits about it. The enlarged sections minimize the penetration of the gripping members into the flesh to thus minimize bleeding and pain. The enlarged sections also provide a surface for engaging the cervix to thus spread the gripping force over a larger part of the tenaculum and reduce the force per square centimeter that is applied to the flesh, to minimize trauma and bleeding. The inventive effects of the enlarged sections are also appreciated with extension members having a single arm.
The inventive tenaculum can be easily and conveniently cleaned and is extremely sanitary. Additionally, it is not necessary to replace parts, such as seals, with the present invention. These features and others are more fully explained in the detailed description that follows.
FIG. 1 is an isometric view of the new tenaculum;
FIG. 2 is an end elevation of the new tenaculum;
FIG. 3 is a front view of the upper part of the new tenaculum; and
FIG. 4 shows the sheath for a hysteroscope inserted through the uterine cervix, with the new tenaculum gripping the cervix to press it about the sheath.
The tenaculum 10 comprises a pair of elongated lever members 12 and 14. Intermediate of members 12 and 14 are flat fulcrum bases 16 and 18, respectively, which are pivotally connected by a pivot pin 20.
Beyond the flat bases 16 and 18 the extension members have handles 22 and 24, respectively. Each handle 22 and 24 has a finger or thumb loop 26 and 28, respectively, and an inwardly projecting ratchet bar 30 and 32, respectively.
Above flat bases 16 and 18, the members 22 and 24 extend into a pair of trunks 34 and 36 respectively. Trunk 34 branches into a pair of arms 38 and 40, while trunk 36 branches into a pair of arms 42 and 44. The arms 38, 40, 42, and 44 each bend inwardly near their ends, with arms 38 and 40 extending into knobs 46, and arms 42 and 44 extend into knobs 50. The arms 38 and 42 are substantially straight until they bend into their corresponding knobs, while arms 40 and 44 loop outwardly beyond arms 38 and 42, and then loop back inwardly, as seen clearly in FIG. 3. Knobs 46 and 50 each have integral teeth 54 and 58 of generally conical shape, respectively projecting therefrom. The shapes of the arms 38, 40, 42, and 44 place the teeth 54 opposite teeth 58. The teeth 54 are slightly offset from their corresponding teeth 58 (FIGS. 1 and 3) so that when the teeth are moved together when not gripping anything, the points 62 of teeth 54 and points 66 of teeth 58 contact the sides of the oppositely facing teeth 58 and 54 respectively. This avoids point to point placement against the flesh in use, and minimizes trauma.
The knobs 46 and 50 each have a substantially flat ring 70 and 74, respectively which surround the base of teeth 54 and 58 respectively. Each of the aforesaid members 12 and 14 are one integral piece from its teeth to its handle.
In operation, the tenaculum 10 can be gripped by a single hand so that one of the fingers and the thumb are placed through the loops 26 and 28. Directing attention to FIG. 4, a hysteroscope sheath 77 is shown passing through the canal of a cervix 79 for purposes of examination. The tenaculum 10 can be moved to place the arms 38, 40, 42, and 44 about the cervix 79, and the extension members 12 and 14 then pivoted so that all the teeth 54 and 58, and all the flat knob surfaces 70 and 74 engage the cervix 79 to grip it and press it about the sheath 77 with the desired amount of pressure. In FIG. 4, the arms 40 and 44 extend to allow gripping of the posterior of cervix 79 while the arms 38 and 42 extend to press against the anterior of cervix 79. The outward looping of arms 40 and 44 allows room for the sheath 77 to conveniently fit and be manipulated therebetween.
The surfaces 70 and 74 absorb a considerable part of the compressive force exerted against the cervix 79 and further prevent the penetration of the teeth 54 and 58 into the flesh for any distance greater than the length of the teeth 54 and 58. The tenaculum's pressure can be such to block the reflux of distention medium from the uterus through the cervix 79. If desired the pressure of the tenaculum 10 can be controlled to allow desired amounts of distention media to be refluxed through the canal to facilitate examination. The ratchets 30 and 32 can be interlocked to hold the extension members 12 and 14 in a locked gripping position.
The single handed operation of the tenaculum 10 combined with the four points of pressure allow great mobility and control of the gripping of the cervix 79. The four points of pressure distribution provide for less pressure at each gripping area. During such gripping the hysteroscope/sheath can be slid back and forth through the cervix for examination of different parts of the uterus from a range of distances and perspectives.
The tenaculum 10 can be applied to contact the cervix either before or after insertion of the sheath, or of any other medical instrument. The tenaculum 10 can be used with hysteroscopes and/or sheaths of all sizes and shapes.
There are various changes and modifications which may be made to the invention as would be apparent to those skilled in the art. However, these changes or modifications are included in the teaching of the disclosure, and it is intended that the invention be limited only by the scope of the claims appended hereto.
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NEW YORK CITY-Love it or hate it, modular construction is the way of the future. And, according to Patricia Lancaster, professor, construction management at NYU Schack Institute of Commercial Real Estate, thinks this is certainly a good thing. She is also optimistic about the burgeoning neighborhood around the new Barclays Center here. Read on to hear her thoughts on local developments and construction in 2013.
GlobeSt: What are your thoughts on modular construction, namely, how will it benefit the commercial real estate industry (if it will)?
I think modular construction is going to be big. Doing construction indoors in a controlled environment without weather and with the available fabrication technology will make it more economical and higher quality. Of course, there are some issues to consider. For instance, where does this fabrication take place, and how does the product get to the site? What is the maximum size that can be transported, and how much does it cost? The technology has progressed to the point where some customization is easy, but modular still makes most sense where there are smaller (truckable) repetitive components. That makes modular more applicable to residential or hospitals than commercial office with the larger spans and open areas. With that said, all eyes are on Sky City in China. If that project is successful, it will have developers all over the world demanding as many pre-fabricated or modular elements as possible for their buildings. But even if it's not, modular will revolutionize the construction industry the way that laparoscopic surgery has revolutionized the medical industry.
GlobeSt: 2013 has just kicked off and there are a lot of developments under way in New York City. Which project do you think will most benefit the city and why?
The Hudson Yards and other West Side projects will change the face of that entire part of the City, generating revenue and offering unprecedented capacity. There's some talk of extending the Highline Park to the north, and if you look at the enormous effect the Highline has had on surrounding property values you get just a taste of the effects of the West Side development over time.
GlobeSt: How do you think the area around Atlantic Yards is going to shape up as a result of the tower there and the Barclays Center?
The area around Atlantic Yards will see a great resurgence. Some people will just use the arena as a destination, then hop right back on one of the many public transportation modes – but many more will do what Professor Lambeck, Chair of the Construction Management Department here at NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate and I did a few weeks ago, and have a meal at one of the many restaurants in the area before attending an event at the arena. It's convenient to get to, and that means people will spend time and money, making local businesses prosper.
GlobeSt: What do you predict for international construction trends in 2013?
International construction will trend increasingly towards modular, increasingly sustainable and increasingly including infrastructure components that would previously have been done by government.
GlobeSt: In New York City, what is going to be the next hot neighborhood for building and why?
Of course, all of the big developments like Columbia's Manhattanville, Willett's Point and Hudson Yards will transform the neighborhoods around them over time in a dramatically positive way. As far as the next hot neighborhood, I'd look to Seward Park on the Lower East Side. NYC EDC is set to issue an RFP for a 1.5M square foot mixed use development that will entirely alter the urban fabric in that area. It is uniquely poised to bring up property values in the surrounding area, which has already seen increased activity moving east across Center Street. The only unknown is the effect of the City's study of the food plain elevation on this particular project, and how long it takes to get resolved.


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Simon Witty is a partner in the Corporate Department at Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP. This post is based on a Davis Polk memorandum. Related posts on the legal and financial impact of Brexit include Brexit: Legal Implications, from Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, and The Day After Brexit, from Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP.
On June 23, 2016, the UK electorate voted to leave the European Union. The referendum was advisory rather than mandatory and does not have any immediate legal consequences. It will, however, have a profound effect. With any next steps being driven by UK and EU politics, it is difficult to predict the future of the UK's relationship with the EU. This post discusses the process for Brexit, the alternative models of relationship that the UK may seek to adopt, and certain implications for the capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, contractual disputes and enforcement, anti-trust, financial services and tax.


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I actually didn't like this game that much ... it has pretty decent production values (graphics are fucking awesome at night when it is raining....probably the reason why it's raining basically every night...) but everything you do has already been done in every other open world game out there. The missions are super boring (the same stuff over and over and over and over), the story is absolutely horrible (it defines cliche and predictable) and the stuff you can do in between missions is ... actually you can't to a lot of stuff besides collectibles ... and actually the story is worse than horrible....it's insultingly rushed and shallow. You plow through countless secondary characters, whom all disappear after 3 or 4 missions, there is nothing worth remembering here.
The feelings of danger and suspicion were always a strong point of GTA, bc the game could really surprise you when you were least expecting it. In Sleeping Dogs you can smell the drama from miles away...in GTA it really hit you when someone died ... in Sleeping Dogs you're just counting the Drive-from-A-to-B-n-to-C-while-car-chase-fuck-yeah-missions for it to happn.
At some point you don't even care about playing in China anymore, because it just feels like any other US setting. And the fighting system is broken as well and the initial style wears off pretty quickly, because you won't do most of these moves anyway. Counter OP. After that it gets pretty annoying and laughable that everyone settles their shit with fists in good ol' China ...
Saints Row the Third was much much better than Sleeping Dogs imho, because this game found its place next to GTA, as a ludicrous but entertaining drug-ride, rather than trying to be a Ganster-GTA. The missions are
better, the story is better (...yeah..it really is better) and the stuff you can do is better as well.
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