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1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a packaged article and, more particularly, it relates to a packaged article to be suitable used for storing infusion that contains oxygen degradable substances such as amino acids with the passage of time under stable conditions.
2. Description of the Related Art
Transfusion, or drip transfusion, is a therapeutic technique to be used for administering a large quantity of liquid medicine to the patient through a vein. Infusions used for transfusion typically include nutrient solutions designed to cause nutrients to be taken into the patient in a non-intestinal way, electrolyte solutions designed to cure the dehydration and improve the humor of the patient and plasma booster solutions designed to maintain the blood pressure of the patient during a surgical operation.
Of these infusions, sugar solutions, amino acid solutions, fat emulsions are among the most popular ones.
Any of these infusions are used for improving the physical strength of the patient during and after the surgical operation and often show a remarkable effect particularly when the patient is not capable of ingesting foods per-intestine.
Amino acid solutions used for transfusion normally contain essential amino acids and quasi-essential amino acids as well as non-essential amino acids prescribed to show a composition that facilitates intake by the human body and can be categorized into several groups including one based on the amino acids found in human milk. Nutrient solutions prepared by adding one or more than one sugar alcohols such as xylitol or electrolytes to amino acid solutions are also popularly used.
A fat emulsion is in fact an O/W type emulsion prepared by adding a physically permissible emulsifier to one or more than one kinds of vegetable oil such as soybean oil. Therefore, it normally contains as nutritious ingredients palmitic acid, stearic acid and other saturated fatty acids as well as oleic acid, linoleic acid, linolenic acid and other unsaturated fatty acids. Fat emulsions additionally containing unsaturated fatty acids that are important but not found in vegetable oils such as eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid are also gaining popularity.
Infusions as described above are conventionally contained in medical containers such as vials, synthetic resin bottles and synthetic resin film bags for ease of distribution and use.
While each of these containers has its own advantages and disadvantages, a synthetic resin film bag or a synthetic resin bottle may be recommendable as it is less expensive and practically free from damages during transportation.
Synthetic resin materials to be used for infusion containers need to meet the following requirements;
(1) not permeable to liquid,
(2) capable of completely blocking invasion of micro-organisms from outside,
(3) having sufficient mechanical strength if used for infusion containers,
(4) sufficiently heat-resistive if heated for sterilization and
(5) free from problems due to exudation.
Polyvinyl chloride and crosslinked ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer resin (crosslinked EVA resin) are among popularly used synthetic resin materials that meet the above requirements.
Solutions containing amino acids, electrolytes and/or sugar alcohols and fat emulsions as described above are accompanied by a problem of being colored brown (hereinafter referred to as browning) during storage to lose totally or partly their commercial values.
Browning occurs when any of the ingredients of a solution are chemically affected by oxygen existing in the solution. Therefore, browning is not only a problem of appearance but a problem of reducing the concentration of amino acids and fats in the solution and producing chemicals that may adversely affect the human body. Browning can also be observed in fat emulsions, where unsaturated fatty acids contained in them are decomposed with time to produce peroxides and thereafter aldehydes, ketones or carboxylic acids, giving rise to problems such as reduction in the pH level.
The problem of browning becomes particularly remarkable when synthetic resin bottles or bags are used for containers. This is because synthetic resins used as materials for bottles and bags such as vinylchloride resins and cross linked EVA resins possess a certain degree of gas permeability and therefore oxygen molecules in air can get into the infusions contained in the bottles and bags to increase the concentration of dissolved oxygen. This is a phenomenon that vials are exempted from.
In an attempt to avoid the problem of gas permeability, there has been proposed a hardly gas permeable sack prepared by laying a pair of polyester resin sheets together, vapor depositing aluminum on the opposite surfaces and heat-sealing the periphery of the sheets by means of a hot-melt type adhesive so that it may hermetically enclose a synthetic resin bottle or bag.
However, a sack as described above is accompanied by certain problems. Firstly, it is inconvenient for storing because it is deformable. Secondly, it can be flattened when placed under a heavy load during storage or transportation and adversely affect the item contained in it. Thirdly, the item contained in it can become shaky and displaced during haulage and eventually damage the sealed area of the sheets to produce pin holes or separation of sheets, which by turn ruin the airtightness of the sack.
In view of this problem, it is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a packaged article that ensures an inside product to be kept free from displacement even if it is subjected to vibrations and shaky motions during transportation and therefore not to apply any significant shocks to the package that can produce pin holes, cracks and separations of parts in the package.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a packaged article that can keep the inside practically under a deoxidized condition so that a product contained in it may be kept unchanged and stable with the passage of time even if the product is oxygen degradable.
The inventors of the present invention have proposed a hardly deformable and hardly gas permeable package realized in the form of a deep tray to encase an infusion container containing amino acids and other useful substances along with deoxidizer, the top opening of said deep tray being hermetically sealed by a hardly gas permeable film.
With such an arrangement, since the oxygen in the tray-like package and that dissolved in the solution within the container are absorbed by the deoxidizer and since the sealed article is hardly permeable to gas, the inside of the container is protected against external oxygen and keeps a deoxidized condition.
It has been found, however, that a hardly deformable and relatively hard tray-like package as described above can give rise to a problem of separation of the sealing film and losing its airtightness during transportation where the infusion container is subjected to vibrations and shaky motions or when it is let fall down to collide on the floor as there is a considerable space between the inside of the package and the infusion container and the latter can be easily displaced to hit and push up the sealing film at the top of the tray to expose the container to air when the tray is shaken very hard.
According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a packaged article comprises a hardly deformable tray made of a laminated sheet comprising polyolefine outer and inner layers and a hardly gas permeable middle layer, and provided with a flange arranged along the edge of an opening, a flexible lid made of a laminated sheet comprising outer and inner layers and a hardly gas permeable middle layer, and airtightly bonded to said flange of said tray to form a hardly gas permeable package, said inner layer of said lid being made of a synthetic resin material which is bonded to said inner layer of said tray by a heat sealing operation, while said outer layer of said lid being made of a synthetic resin material which withstands the heat during said heat sealing operation, a product enclosed in said package, and control means for controlling the movement of said product relative to said package.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a package article according to the first aspect, wherein said product contains oxgen degradable substances, and an amount of deoxidizing agent is enclosed in said package.
Said means for controlling the movement of said product relative to said package preferably is a stopper having a form that corresponds to the outer shape of said product.
The package of a packaged article according to the invention is designed to encase a container containing oxygen degradable substances such as amino acids dissolved in infusion. In other words, the product of the packaged article is preferably an infusion container.
Said means for controlling the movement of the product relative to the package, preferably a stopper, protects the product against any undesirable displacement from its proper packaged position that may occur during transportation to give a great impact to the package and produce pin holes, cracks and separations of parts in the latter.
Therefore, the inside of the package is kept in an oxygen free or low oxygen condition by the deoxidizing agent encased in it and the substances contained in the product can be stored with the passage of time under stable conditions without degradation even if they are oxygen degradable.
Additional objects and advantages of the invention will be set forth in the description which follows, and in part will be obvious from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention. The objects and advantages of the invention may be realized and obtained by means of the instrumentalities and combinations particularly pointed out in the appended claims.
The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of the specification, illustrate presently preferred embodiments of the invention and, together with the general description given above and the detailed description of the preferred embodiments given below, serve to explain the principles of the invention.
FIG. 1 is a plan view of a first embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the first embodiment cut along II--II line of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a plan view of a second embodiment of the invention; and
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the second embodiment cut long IV--IV line of FIG. 3;
Now, the present invention will be described by referring to the accompanying drawings that illustrate preferred embodiments of the invention.
Referring firstly to FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrating a first preferred embodiment of the invention, a packaged article 1 comprises as a principal component a package 3 which is constituted by a deep tray 5 and a thin lid 7 for closing and sealing the top opening of the tray 5.
The deep tray 5 is prepared by molding a laminated sheet comprising a polyolefine outer layer, a hardly gas permeable middle layer and a polyolefine inner layer and having a thickness of approximately 400 to 600 82 m, using upper and lower metal molds, and provided with a flange 9 arranged along the edges of the top opening.
The polyolefine that constitutes the material for the outer and inner layers of the tray 5 may be polypropylene or polyethylene, although polypropylene is preferable because of its excellent resilience and heat-resistivity.
The hardly gas permeable middle layer of the tray 5 is preferably made of an ethylene-vinylalcohol copolymer or polyvinylidene chloride.
The layer of polyvinylidene chloride is sandwiched by a pair of film layers of a polyolefine, preferably biaxially drawn (oriented) polypropylene. The gas permeability of the tray may be further reduced by using a multi-layered polyolefine film for the middle layer.
The tray 5 prepared in this way preferably has an oxygen permeability of less than 1.0 cc/m2 /24 hrs at 20� C. and a relative humidity of 60%.
On the other hand, the lid 7 is prepared by laminating an outer layer made of a material that can withstand a heat sealing operation, a hardly gas permeable middle layer and an inner layer of hot-melt type adhesive agent.
Materials that can be used for the outer layer of the lid 7 and withstand a heat sealing operation include polyesters such as polyethylene terephthalate and polybutylene terephthalate, polyamides such as nylon and polypropylenes, of which polyethylene terephthalate is preferably used.
Materials that can be used for the hardly gas permeable middle layer of the lid 7 include ethylenevinylalcohol copolymers and polyvinylidene chloride as in the case of the middle layer of the tray 5.
The layer of polyvinylidene chloride is placed between the outer and inner layers of polyolefine films, preferably biaxially drawn polypropylene films. Again, the gas permeability of the lid may be further reduced by using a multi-layered polyolefine film for the middle layer.
The lid 7 prepared in this way preferably has an oxygen permeability of less than 1.0 cc/m2 /24 hrs at 20� C. and a relative humidity of 60%.
Materials that can be used for the inner layer of hot-melt type adhesive agent of the lid 7 include nonoriented polypropylene and a mixture of polyethylene and polypropylene.
When a mixture of polyethylene and polypropylene is used for the inner layer of the lid 7, the ratio by weight of polyethylene to polypropylene in the mixture is preferably between 20:80 and 50:50 from the view point of heat-sealing effect and peel-openability.
If the adhesive agent of the inner layer of the lid 7 contains a material having a strong affinity to the polyolefine of the corresponding inner layer of the tray 5 to an excessively large extent, it may show a poor peel-openability when the lid 7 is to be taken away from the tray. If, on the other hand, it contains such a material only to an extremely low degree, it will hardly adhere to the corresponding inner layer of the tray 5. The multi-layered lid 7 has a thickness between 80 and 150 μm.
The strength of the lid 7 can be improved by arranging an additional polyamide layer, a nylon layer for instance, between the inner and middle layers.
The flange 9 of the tray and the hot-melt type adhesive layer arranged at least at and near the peripheral edges of the inner layer of the lid 7 are bonded together along a sealing line 10 by heat-sealing using metal molds to hermetically seal the package 3.
The lid 7 preferably has a certain degree of flexibility. This is because the inside of the package article 1 turns to show a negative pressure with the passage of time after the package 3 is sealed, since the oxygen inside the package is gradually absorbed by the deoxidizing agent or oxygen adsorbent 17, which will be described later, and therefore, if the lid 7 is flexible, it is deflected downward at the center toward the bottom of the tray 5 to press hard the infusion container enclosed in it downward to hold it firmly and protect it against any possible displacement.
The product encased in said package 3 is typically an infusion container 11 containing an infusion to be used for transfusion.
A typical infusion is an amino acid solution. Amino acids used for transfusion include L-isoleucine, L-leucine, L-lysine, L-methionine, L-phenylalanine, L-threonine, L-valine, L-tyrosine, L-triptophan, L-arginine, L-histidine, L-alanine, L-asparagic acid, amino acetic acid, L-proline and L-serine. Any of these amino acids may be used independently or in combination with other appropriate amino acids. Sugar alcohol such as xylitol or sorbitol may be added thereto.
Fat emulsions also provide materials for transfusion. Fatty ingredients for fat emulsions include vegetable oils such as soybean oil and safflower oil, unsaturated fatty acids such as linolic acid, linolenic acid, eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid, esters of these unsaturated fatty acids such as triglycerides and alkylesters, refined fish oils such as sardine oil and cod oil and other lipidic substances good for intravenous administration. Emulsifiers to be used for suspending these fatty ingredients in water include refined yoke lecithin and refined soybean lecithin.
The infusion container 11 for containing a solution or fat emulsion may be an ordinary bottle or bag made of polyvinylchloride resin or crosslinked ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer resin (crosslinked EVA resin).
The infusion container 11 illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 is prepared by bonding a pair of sheets or a flat tube produced by inflation molding to form a container having a desired shape and provided at an end with a hard and pipe-shaped discharge port 3 made of high density polyethylene or polypropylene and having a rubber plug arranged at the remote end.
Said infusion container 11 is also provided at the other end with a suspender through bore 15 to be used for receiving a suspender for the container 11.
The infusion container 11 having a configuration as described above is housed and laid flat in the package 3 as best seen from in FIG. 2.
An amount of deoxidizing agent 17 is arranged under the bottom of the infusion container 11.
The deoxidizing agent may be appropriately selected from commercially available deoxidizing agents that can absorb oxygen. Examples of such deoxidizing agents include the following.
(1) a piece of a compound or a mixture of compounds selected from iron carbide, iron carbonyl, iron monoxide, iron hydroxide and iron silicide and coated with metal halogenide.
(2) a mixture of dithionous acid salt and a compound or mixture selected from hydroxides or carbonates of alkaline earth metals, a mixture of active carbon and water, compounds containing water of crystallization, alkaline substances and alcoholic compounds.
(3) a mixture of sulfite of an alkaline earth metal and a compound selected from ferrous compounds, salts of transition metals, aluminum salts, alkaline compounds containing an alkali metal or an alkaline earth metal, alkaline compounds containing nitrogen and ammonium salts.
(4) a mixture of either Fe or Zn and Na2 SO4.H2 O.
(5) a mixture of either Fe or Zn, Na2 SO4 H2 O and a metal halogenide.
(6) a mixture of Fe, Cu, Sn, Zn or Ni, Na2 SO4.7H2 O and a metal halogenide.
(7) a mixture of Fe, Cu, Sn, Zn or Ni, Na2 SO4.10H2 O and a metal halogenide.
(8) a mixture of a transition metal of the fourth period in the periodic table, Sn or Sb and water.
(9) a mixture of a transition metal of the fourth period in the periodic table, Sn or Sb, water and a metal halogenide.
(10) a mixture of sulfite of an alkali metal or ammonia, water solution of sulfurous acid or pyrosulfite, a salt of a transition metal or aluminum and water.
The deoxidizing agent selected from the above list is preferably placed in a small and gas permeable bag. When the agent is tableted, it may be used without a bag.
A means for controlling the movement of said infusion container 11 in the package 3 during transportation is arranged in the tray 5 in order to suppress any undesirable movement of the container 11 such as vibration, rocking motion and displacement.
Any control means may be used for the purpose of the present invention so long as it can effectively control the movement of the infusion container 11.
FIGS. 1 and 2 show a stopper, or holder, 19 appropriately configured to accommodate at least part of the product enclosed in the package.
The stopper 19 does not necessarily have to be shaped to show a profile similar to that of the product to be accommodated in it and it may be sufficient for it to have a jagged or irregular profile to catch and hold a corresponding portion of the product enclosed in the package.
What is essential here is that it can tightly receive a corresponding portion of the product enclosed in the package so that it may effectively control the movement of the latter.
The stopper 19 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is designed to hold the discharge port 13 of the infusion container 11 in the tray 5 as the discharge port 13 can be easily held from outside. Note that the stopper 19 has an annular projection 19a fitting in the neck 13a of the discharge port 13 to effectively hold the container 11.
The cap 13b of the discharge port 13 has a diameter slightly greater than the inner diameter of the annular projection 19a so that the cap 13b is firmly held by the annular projection 19a that blocks any displacement of the container 11.
The stopper 19 may be integrally molded with the tray by using upper and lower metal molds.
The portion 19b of the stopper 19 that faces the sheet-like thin portion of the infusion container 11 where the suspender through bore 15 is formed is raised to eliminate any unnecessary space.
Thus, the stopper 19 integrally formed with the tray 5 inside the tray 5 has a profile very close to that of the infusion container 11 to be enclosed in the package 3 so that unnecessary space may be eliminated as much as possible and consequently the infusion container 11 may be advantageously protected against displacement and shaky movement during transportation.
The second embodiment of the invention illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4 differs from the first embodiment only in that it has a stopper 19 somewhat different from that of the first embodiment.
Unlike the stopper 19 of the first embodiment, the stopper 19 of this embodiment does not have an annular projection 19a that fits in the neck 13a of the discharge port 13 of the infusion container 11. Nor has it a raised portion 19b as in the case of the first embodiment but a gentle slope.
This second embodiment is the same as the first embodiment for the rest.
Since this embodiment also comprises a stopper 19 having a configuration corresponding to that of the infusion container 11, the container 11 may be advantageously protected against displacement and shaky movement within the package 3 while the packaged article 1 is transported.
Now, the present invention will be described in further by way of examples.
A container made of a crosslinked ethylenevinylacetate copolymer resin material was filled with a 520 ml of water solution containing amino acid by approximately 12 w/v% to be used for transfusion. After sealing the bag, the solution was sterilized in an autoclave containing vapor under high pressure.
After cooling the solution, the container was taken out of the autoclave and cleaned to remove any moisture from its surface. Thereafter, it was put into a package to take a position as shown in FIG. 1.
The lid of the package was prepared by forming a flexible multi-layered laminate having a thickness of approximately 100 μm and comprising an outer layer of polyethylene terephthalate, a layer of ethylene-vinylalcohole copolymer, a layer of nylon and a layer of non-drawn (-oriented) polypropylene arranged in this order.
On the other hand, the tray for accommodating the container was prepared by forming a multi-layered laminate having a thickness of approximately 400 to 600 μm and comprising an outer layer of polypropylene, a layer of ethylene-vinylalcohole copolymer and another layer of polypropylene arranged in this order. The tray was provided with a recess as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
An amount of an deoxidizing agent (trade name "Ageless FX-200" available from Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company, Inc.) and the infusion container were placed in the tray and the tray and the lid were bonded together by performing a heat-sealing operating along the flange of the tray to produce a finished packaged article.
A packaged article similar to that of Example 1 above was prepared, the only difference being the shape of the tray, the tray of this example being the same as the one shown in FIG. 3.
An infusion container containing a solution identical with that of Example 1 and a same amount of the deoxidizing agent used in Example 1 were placed between a pair of laminate films, each having a thickness of approximately 115 μm and prepared by arranging an outer layer of nylon, a layer of ethylene-vinylalcohole copolymer, another layer of nylon and a layer of straight chain low density polyethylene in this order. Thereafter, the laminate films were bonded together along the four edges to produce a rectangular packaged article.
Each of the packaged articles of Examples 1 and 2 and Comparative Example was subjected to a durability test against vibrations and impacts.
A same number of identical samples of the packaged article of each of the above examples were prepared and each of the samples was encased in a rectangular cardboard unit case which was open at a pair of opposite ends and then twenty unit boxes filled with the samples were arranged in a corrugated cardboard box in two layers, each layer having ten cardboard cases.
Each of the corrugated cardboard boxes that contained a same number of unit cases was subjected to a vibration test (5G�1 hr, vertical vibration) and a drop test (90 cm�7 times) and the number of pin holes and the number of separations of the bonded area of the samples were checked after the tests.
Table 1 below shows the result of the tests.
In any of the above examples, the number of tested samples was n=60 (arranged in three corrugated boxes).
TABLE 1______________________________________Number of Pin Holes and Separations vibration test drop test (5 G � 1 hr) (90 cm � 7 times)______________________________________Example 1 0 0Example 2 0 2Comparative 2 2Example______________________________________
From the above table, it was proved by the vibration test and the drop test that samples of the packaged article according to the invention were by far more vibration resistive and shock resistive than the samples of Comparative Example.
Additional advantages and modifications will readily occur to those skilled in the art. Therefore, the invention in its broader aspects is not limited to the specific details, and representative devices shown and described herein. Accordingly, various modifications may be made without departing from the spirit or scope of the general inventive concept as defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
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|Jul 4, 1978
|Sonoco Products Company
|Vacuum package with flexible end
|Nov 23, 1977
|Apr 24, 1979
|Smith & Nephew Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
|May 7, 1980
|Oct 20, 1981
|Becton, Dickinson And Company
|Air-evacuated package with vacuum integrity indicator means
|Sep 28, 1982
|Feb 5, 1985
|Terumo Corporation
|Package for storage of medical container
|Nov 9, 1984
|Aug 27, 1985
|Terumo Kabushiki Kaisha
|Package for storage of medical container
|Apr 21, 1987
|Mar 15, 1988
|United States Surgical Corporation
|Sealed sterile package
|Jun 22, 1987
|Jul 12, 1988
|Jefferson Smurfit Corp
|Food package
|Jun 29, 1987
|Aug 23, 1988
|Fromageries Bresse-Bleu-Societe Laitiere Cooperative Agricole
|Display-tray constituting a package
|Apr 27, 1988
|Oct 17, 1989
|A. Ahlstron Corporation
|Multi-layer packaging material
|Nov 10, 1970
|Apr 24, 1973
|Canadian Ind
|Vacuum packaging system
|Feb 2, 1979
|Aug 7, 1980
|Bp Benzin Und Petroleum Ag
|Packaging cushion of plastic - has spring elements shaped like stepped cones
|Oct 5, 1982
|Nov 16, 1983
|TERUMO KABUSHIKI KAISHA trading as TERUMO CORPORATION
|Package for storage of medical container
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|Oct 18, 1993
|Feb 21, 1995
|Ethicon, Inc.
|Sterile packaging
|Oct 14, 1992
|Apr 11, 1995
|Toppan Printing Co., Ltd.
|Polyolefinic composition having oxygen barrier property, as well as sheet and container made of said composition
|Oct 4, 1993
|Sep 5, 1995
|Kabi Pharmacia Gmbh
|Product with reduced H2 S content and a process of making the same
|Jun 11, 1998
|May 16, 2000
|Brother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
|Package for recording head unit, method for packaging the same, and combination of package and recording head unit of ink-jet recording apparatus
|Jan 18, 2002
|Jun 14, 2005
|Noven Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
|Packaging system for transdermal drug delivery systems
|May 22, 2012
|Biomet Biologics, Llc
|Clean transportation system
|Jul 8, 2010
|May 21, 2013
|Biomet Biologics, Llc
|Method and apparatus for application of a fluid
|Apr 13, 2012
|Jun 18, 2013
|International Packaging Innovations, Llc
|Bag cooler employing a multi-spike adapter and converter
|Apr 4, 2008
|Aug 27, 2013
|Biomet Biologics, Llc
|Sterile blood separating system
|Jan 10, 2013
|Jul 8, 2014
|International Packaging Innovations, Llc
|Multiple channel single spike for a liquid dispensing system
|Aug 22, 2011
|Apr 14, 2015
|Sartorius Stedim Fmt Sas
|Detection of the integrity of a tight, closed, soft plastic pouch for receiving and protecting a product or a biopharmaceutical device
|May 21, 2013
|May 12, 2015
|Biomet Biologics, Llc
|Method and apparatus for application of a fluid
|May 29, 2014
|Sep 1, 2015
|International Packaging Innovations, Llc
|Multiple channel single spike for a liquid dispensing system
|Mar 20, 2012
|Oct 13, 2015
|C. R. Bard, Inc.
|Method and apparatus for rehydration of lyophilized biologic materials
|Aug 26, 2013
|Dec 15, 2015
|Biomet Biologics, Llc
|Sterile blood separating system
|Nov 4, 2003
|Jan 6, 2005
|Robin Petravic
|Carrying case for portable electronic device
|Oct 8, 2009
|Biomet Biologics, Llc
|Sterile Blood Separating System
|Jul 8, 2010
|Oct 28, 2010
|Biomet Manufacturing Corp.
|Method and Apparatus for Application of a Fluid
|Aug 2, 2012
|Jeffrey Macler
|Bag Cooler Employing a Multi-Spike Adapter and Converter
|Aug 22, 2011
|Aug 15, 2013
|Sartorius Stedim Biotech S.A.
|Detection of the integrity of a tight, closed, soft plastic pouch for receiving and protecting a product or a biopharmaceutical device
|U.S. Classification
|206/524.2, 206/524.8, 206/205, 206/587
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Dec 13, 1991
Owner name: TERUMO KABUSHIKI KAISHA
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This beautiful vacation villa is located in prestigious Gated community of Highgate Park, and is only 8 miles away from Disney main gate, and 5 minutes away from Championgate Golf. It features 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 half baths, and private pool/spa. The 2800sf home offers spacious open floor plan with two-story high family room and separate living room. It can comfortably accommodate 2-3 families and sleep up to 12 people. The fully-equipped kitchen has everything you need, includes large refrigerator/freezer, cooker, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker. The family room has large screen 42" LCD TV, DVD player. Game room has 96" Pool Table. Villa offers free high speed wireless Internet. An oversized 15x30 pool/spa and extended pool decking give you the benefit of enjoying maximum Florida sunshine while you spend some precious time with your friends.
The Ultimate In Outdoor Floridian Living: Highgate Park Davenport is GATED community, situated close to Disney in Orlando Florida on Highway 27 near the 192 junction which is close to all the major attractions, shops and restaurants.
-15 Minutes away from Disney World.
-5 Minutes away from a number of famous golf courses (Champions Gate, Highland Reserve, Reunion, etc.)
-Community kids playground.
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-30 mins to Orlando International Airport.
-70 miles from Port Canveral and Kennedy Space Center.
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We loved your villa! It was clean and beautiful! Everyone enjoyed it especially the pool! We had a great vacation and had a fabulous time. The kids did not want to leave! I will keep your contact information for future reference. Thank you!
If you are reading this and are unsure of renting this villa, you should go ahead and get it. It was fantastic. We had never rented a house here before, but it looked like a good deal. Our interactions with the owner was positive and he was helpful and friendly. The place is easy to get to. This is a gated community. with similar houses all around. It feels very safe, but not difficult to get in and out. We arrived and found the place very clean. As advertised, there are five bedrooms with a pool and a spa. There is a master with its own bedroom. It has dishes, glasses, silverware, and pots with pans. There is a dish washer along with a nice refrigerator. There is even a washer and dryer, which we found useful. You should rent for a full week if you can to save on the cleaning fee. I have no connection with the owner or with Home Away and this review is real. Our family would not hesitate to stay here again. We enjoyed it.
This is a beautiful home the pictures do nothing for this vacation home!!! We were there for a week and wish we could have stayed forever!!! The pool was great and the spa was a wonderful relaxation spot, the home is very spacious and well kept. It was very convenient to anything you may have needed for your stay!! Nearest beach was about an hour away but well worth the drive!! It was very private as the gated community is quiet and peaceful. I would recommend this home to anyone and will be returning on our next trip to Florida!!
We had a fantastic time. Everyone loved swimming in the pool. We were minutes from Disney and not far from Universal. Any issues that came up, they were quick to fix. Overall a great stay.
The property is very nice, clean and spacious. Me and my brother, two families, total 4 adults and 4 kids, stayed at this house for a week, we all enjoyed it. Kids loved the pool, especially after long day in the parks, we enjoyed sitting in the spa and watching the kids playing in the pool. We even spent one day just relaxing in the house and let kids playing in the pool. The kitchen is definitely a plus, we had nice breakfast and morning coffee before heading to the parks. The house is in the gated community, and location is very convenience. The grocery store, Wal-mart and restaurants are all within couple minutes driving distance. Overall we had a nice vacation, it is a beautiful house, we would recommend to our friends.
We had a family of 12 stay at this home for 6 days & it was gorgeous. We loved the gated community! The pool was very nice and the house was amazing. Washer and dryer were very convenient along with the 4 bathrooms. Very close to Disney Parks! & Very kid/baby friendly. They had strollers, play pins, air hockey, pool table, high chair and a safety gate for the stairs. The only bad thing was the air conditioner couldn't go down past 73 degrees but it was nothing major. The house stayed pretty cool throughout the day! Over all I would highly recommend this house especially for the price!
I rented this property because of the convenience of the location and description of the property. The furniture is very old and if you sit too hard you will definately break it. The dining room furniture must be for elves as no adult could sit there because of the size of the furniture. There were splatters on the wall of dirt in the bathrooms and what seemed to be mold. All the beds for the exception of the twin room downstairs were uncomfortable. The pool was green for almost the entire time we were there. When the maintenance people came out, they said the filter seemed to have not been cleaned out in years. He pulled out so much algae and junk from the filter. He came back several times to check the pool and we only got to enjoy it the last day. Wifi is a joke as you could only use it sitting directly in front of the modem. I would definately not rent from here again.
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I broke the 'T' part of the phillips screw driver the first time I went to use it. Very weak connection. Other than that, I love the socket set!
Really speeds up the process of taking your bike apart instead of using wrenches and sockets.
T handle exactly as advertised; do what they are supposed to; fit into my road tool box, good quality
These are good quality sockets. The length of the tool is longer than I thought they would be so I will be getting a short set too. I have used a few of the different sizes in this set and they got the job done. The grip coating seems durable and is textured which gives it a good feel. Didn't come with a flat head screwdriver but did have two Phillips heads.
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Most sets don't give you the Phillips t handle or the 17 and for 35 bucks.....steal.
I have wanted to get a set of T-handle wrenches for quite a while. Now that I have got a chance to use them for a while I really don't know how I got along with out them.
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Great tools! Heavy in your hand and no slip grip.
Again, great delivery times from Motosport!
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Trockner. Von dem Küchen-/Aufenthaltsraum gelangen Sie direkt auf die
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Great stay in a very pleasant apartment.
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Filmore Watt Daniel, Sr
Jul. 2, 1887
Mer Rouge
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana, USA
Aug. 24, 1922
Mer Rouge
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana, USA
Veteran of World War I (LA Sgt. A, 334th BN. Tank Corps) but doesn't seems to have been shipped overseas. I can't find much on the internet about this BN.
Enlisted: June 13, 1918
Registration processed by B. N. McKoin
Honorable Discharge: May 24, 1919
Veteran headstone ordered by Turpin Davidson in Sept of 1936.
Ordered through Scott Hood Post #51 American Legion in Bastrop, LA.
Having trouble downloading a "picture" of the military headstone application. It is attached to Watt's bio in the Albert Berton "Son" Sisson family tree on Ancestry.com.
Watt, along with
Thomas Fletcher Richard
, were dragged out of the car they were in by hooded members of the KKK. Their mutilated bodies were found wrapped in barbed wire in La Fourche Lake that December. The subsequent trial and not guilty verdict of their accused murderers made national headlines as "The Mer Rouge Klan Murders". The public outrage in the state lead to the eventual fall of the Klan in Louisiana.
The murders were most recently depicted in the History Channel's 1998 documentary, "The Ku Klux Klan: A Secret History".
See also,
John T. Rogers
, Reporter, St. Louis Dispatch, "The Murders of Mer Rouge" 1922
Alton Earl Ingram
's - 20th Century Ku Klux Klan in Morehouse Parish, Louisiana - A Thesis, 1961 Note: Ingram lost a job at NLU because of a presentation of the thesis. Ingram also received death threats.
Prof. James M. Ruiz' "Black Hood of the Ku Klux Klan", 1998, Austin & Winfield, Publishers. ISBN 1-57292-043-2
Filmore Watt Daniel was born in 1887 in Mer Rouge, Louisiana, and died 24 August 1922. Watt was the son of James Leon Daniel and the grandson of Enoch Little Daniel, who with two other brothers, Berton Green Daniel and William Albert Daniel, migrated to Union Parish with their father Josiah Daniel then to Mer Rouge from North Carolina prior to 1860. (All buried in the Bonne Idee Cemetery)
Testimony of W.A. McDonald of Mer Rouge, quoting Jap Jones of Bonita referring to we (the Klan): [McDonald was the brother-in-law of James Leon Daniel] "He said, 'we are going to clean out the whole Daniel family before this thing is settled.'"
Watt remained single and resided with his father, James Leon Daniel, on 22nd street in Mer Rouge. Watt was a graduate of LSU and served in WWI as a Sgt. In the 334 BN. Tank Corps. Watt was described on his WWI registration card as being single, a self-employed farmer, medium height, stout build, brown eyes, light hair and being slightly bald. Local testimonials portrayed Watt as an impeccable dresser who special ordered his clothing from a merchantile firm in Cincinnati. He was also portrayed to be "quite a ladies' man, with both single and married women - white & black."
Testament to the fearless character of Watt Daniel was portrayed in the text, "The Black Hood of the Ku Klux Klan" by Jim Ruiz: Reportedly, Daniel spied on a Klan meeting near Mer Rouge. He made a noise and was immediately surrounded by armed Klansmen. Boldly he got up into
Captain John Killian Skipwith
's face and said:
"I came here to see for myself exactly who you are. You can shoot me if you wish, but I want to tell you that I have a couple of guns myself, and if you start shooting I will get some of you before the fight is ended.
You fellows claim you are after bootleggers. I tell you the son of your leader [That would be
Oliver Gayle Skipwith
, the son of Captain Skipwith.] here is the principle bootlegger in this parish. I know because I let him whiskey. I know further that your leader here owes $80 for whiskey obtained from his bootlegging son.
I propose to expose your whole damned crowd and tell the people your names and what kind of hypocrites you are. I am not afraid of your whole damned bunch."
On unnamed Mer Rouge citizen put it this way: "Daniel could not be silenced. Fearing exposure, Klansmen put him to death. I think this explains the motive for killing him. He was absolutely fearless, and could not be silenced by threats."
Watt and his cousin (they were NOT kin-bsm), Thomas Fletcher Richard, were kidnapped and brutally murdered by the Klan in August 1922. [there is NO kinship link between Watt and TFR- bonnie] The autopsies for the two indicated they were subjected to identical methods of torture. In addition to common methods of torture inflicted upon them, the autopsy for Watt revealed that his sexual appendages had been amputated. According to the pathologist, this sadistic torture was performed by someone "skilled in the use of a surgical knife". The possible motive for the sexual mutilation was not explored during the pubic hearings of 1923 nor in any subsequent publications.
The local gossip mill also indicated that Watt may have been involved with one of the Olive girls, who were reported via local legend to be ladies of ill repute (not true-bsm) and who had as patrons, many prominent white men of the area. Local legend contends that the two Olive girls were "two of the most beautiful women in Morehouse Parish and passed for white."
According to legend,
Dr. Bunnie McEwin McKoin
and Daniel had two prior confrontations of a serious nature: one confrontation involved a Klan threat to Daniel's Black farm labor supply and the second, according to legend, was due to a confrontation over a beautiful woman.
In August of 1916, Dr. Bunnie McKoin shot and killed
Dr. Kenner P. Thom.
Local legeng contends that the shooting was a result of their confrontation involving a dispute over a beautiful woman. Other accounts indicate the confrontation was the result of territorial disputes involving their respective medical practices or perhaps as a result of both. New accounts and local testimony indicate that the shooting incident took place in Gallion, near a grocery store. A coroner's inquest ruled that Dr. McKoin acted in self defense. Reportedly, several years after the incident, an investigation conducted by Dr. Kenner Thom's brother, H. H. Thom of Georgia, who interviewed witnesses to the shooting, revealed that Dr. Thom had been shot twice in the back and died one hour later in the arms of his wife.
Local legend appears to have little documentary corroboration but provides a conjectural theory to explain a possible motive for the sexual mutilation of Watt Daniel. If such was the case, it would infer that Dr. McKoin had personal motives and brilliantly schemed to employ the Klan as an instrument to murder Watt Daniel, whereby he faked his own attempted assassination and turned the ire of the Klan upon Daniel and Richards. Both, Daniel and Richards, were accused by the Klan of attempted assassination of Dr. McKoin.
It is ironic that Watt Daniel was a groomsman in Dr. Bunnie McKoin's wedding in 1912, the inference being that the two were at least casual friends at the time, only to become bitter enemies by 1922. Testimony by Watt's father, James Leon Daniel, during the public hearings of 1923 revealed that Watt Daniel and Dr. McKoin had indeed been best of friends at the time.
The gruesome torture and murder of Daniel and Richard has been credited by historians as the precipitating factor which led to the downfall of the Klan in Louisiana.
The legal proceedings related to the murders were labeled as a blatant mockery of justice whereby the guilty went free. The entire sequence of events became an entangled web of sensationalized reporting, propaganda, threats & counter threats, politics, false testimony, fear, panic and rigged juries. To this day, fact cannot be fully separated from fiction. Truth, it seems has joined the ranks of the departed.
In 2010, a Google search for Filmore Watt Daniel turned up an obituary from an Albuquerque newspaper. Watt's hidden son was found:
Sgt. Fillmore Watt Daniels
, age 85, was born in Gallion, LA, on October 16, 1922. He passed away at home surrounded by his loved ones on July 17, 2008. A long-time resident of Albuquerque, he spent 27 years in the Army, serving in the Pacific in WWII and during Korea and Vietnam. A gifted singer and performer, he entertained the troops for many years. Fillmore graduated from the Los Angeles Conservatory of Music and recorded radio commercials for the Armed Forces in the 1940's. When singing, he was often accompanied by Andre Previn. After retiring from the Army, he went on to a second career with the US Postal Service. He was an avid Lady Lobo Fan. He is survived by his loving wife of 61 years, Elizabeth Ann Daniels; son, Michael and wife Gloria; daughter, Mary Beth and husband J.R. Duncan, daughter Nancy, daughter, Jean and partner Kathy Moore, daughter, Laurie and husband Michael Finnegan; son, James and wife Susan, and daughter Barbara Vittitoe. He is survived by five grandchildren: Elora Daniels, Matthew Daniels, Patrick Daniels-Duncan, Mia Daniels, and Colin Finnegan. He is also survived by his sister, Gloria Carstens and husband Allan; brother, Ross Jameson and wife Pat; sister-in-law Gerry Cimino; and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his mother and father, daughter Kathleen and son Patrick. Fillmore will be Buried with Patrick at the National Cemetery in Santa Fe with full military honors. A private, family Memorial Service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his honor to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements are entrusted to: Daniels Family Funeral Services 7601 Wyoming Blvd. NE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109 (505) 821-0010
Filmore Watt Daniels, Jr. is buried in the Santa Fe National Cemetery. I have requested a relationship link be made between his father and mother.
A whole NEW story has been added. The story is of
Lollie Bell Olive Jameson Cole
whose son, Fillmore Watt Daniels, Jr., was born only 2 months after Watt's death. She hid the birth of her son and eventually raised him in Las Vegas, Neveda. Watt's grandchildren have been to Morehouse Parish and are continuing the story.
Family links:
James Leon Daniel (1856 - 1924)
Daniel (1859 - 1891)
Lollie Bell
Jameson (1904 - 1998)
Fillmore Watt Daniels (1922 - 2008)
Bertie J. Daniel (1880 - 1892)
Robert Leon Daniels (1882 - 1933)
Richie F. Daniel (1883 - 1890)
Susie Batavia
Dade (1885 - 1911)
Filmore Watt Daniel (1887 - 1922)
James Sisson Daniel (1894 - 1918)
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