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Publication number | US7234601 B2 |
Publication type | Grant |
Application number | US 11/101,205 |
Publication date | Jun 26, 2007 |
Filing date | Apr 7, 2005 |
Priority date | Apr 15, 2004 |
Fee status | Paid |
Also published as | US20050230329 |
Publication number | 101205, 11101205, US 7234601 B2, US 7234601B2, US-B2-7234601, US7234601 B2, US7234601B2 |
Inventors | Kathy A. Aspden |
Original Assignee | Aspden Kathy A |
Export Citation | BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan |
Patent Citations (34), Referenced by (12), Classifications (12), Legal Events (5) | |
External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet | |
This application is based on and claims priority from U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 60/562,439, filed Apr. 15, 2004, which is hereby incorporated by reference.
This invention relates to a compact device for use in a work area to organize professional tools and to display personal items such as photographs.
It is fairly ubiquitous that workers not only like to keep a variety of useful tools and supplies within reach, but also like to personalize their work space by displaying personal items such as mementos and photographs of family and friends. For example, professional service providers have frequent need of such things as writing utensils and supplies, e.g., pens, pencils, note cards and pads, along with a readily available supply of business cards, fee schedules, and advertisements or brochures to market auxiliary products. No less profound is the need of those working long hours, often in impersonal, institutional environments, to surround themselves with pictures, photographs, and memorabilia that give the work space a more individual character.
It is no surprise, then, that the work stations of workers such as professional service providers commonly become cluttered with an eclectic mixture of professional tools, informational notes and reminders, certificates such as diplomas and licenses, and personal memorabilia such as photographs and drawings. In the case of a beautician, cosmetologist, or hair stylist, for example, such items become intermingled on work stations with an assortment of various types of scissors and shears for cutting hair. This then leads to inefficient use of the work space, and the surfaces of such work stations are difficult to keep clean and can make a bad impression on clients and customers.
Although prior devices for organizing professional specialty tools are known to the art, none have met the fairly ubiquitous desire of most professional service providers to co-organize professional tools along with personal memorabilia, especially flat media such as photographs. Thus, workers are in need of a compact device that not only organizes and stores professional tools in an accessible manner, but also provides a tidy and efficient vehicle for the display of personal items such as photographs.
The invention features a display organizer that includes a frame having a substantially rigid shape, the frame including a top portion having a substantially horizontal surface, two side portions having side surfaces and supported structurally by the top portion, and an interior space at least partially confined by the top portion and two side portions. The frame also includes at least one opening in a limited area of the top portion, that is configured to receive and retrievably hold an object within the space (i.e., "interior space") that is defined dimensionally by the top portion and side portions of the frame. By "limited area" is meant that enough of the plane of the top portion remains to maintain the structural shape of and support for the side portions. The opening is configured so that a user has access to the object and can thereby retrieve the object from the display organizer. In addition, the display organizer of the invention features, on at least one of the side portions, an externally accessible media storage sleeve designed to provide viewable display of flat items such as paper or card items, or printed or photographic media.
Preferably, the display organizer of the invention rests stably on a flat surface, such as the surface of a workstation. This can be achieved by proper geometric alignment of the top and side portions, so that substantially planar alignment of the edges of the side portions allow the display organizer to rest stably on a flat surface. It is not essential, therefore, that the display organizer include an actual base element or bottom portion.
In other embodiments, the display organizer can further include an optional bottom portion, in which case the portion of the frame that includes the top and side portions is referred to herein as a 'top frame' and the portion of the frame that includes a base element is referred to as a 'bottom frame.' The base is preferably substantially planar, so as to allow the display organizer to rest stably on a flat surface. In yet another embodiment, the bottom frame can further include a substantially planar bottom portion attached to one or two end portions, each end portion attached to one of the two opposite ends of the bottom portion. One or both of the end portions can serve to support an upwardly open container mounted on at least one of the end portions.
As used herein, the terms "side," "end", "front", and "rear" are relative terms and are not intended to limit the invention. Features ascribed to 'side portions' can be easily applied to end portions and vice versa. The relative nature of such terms will be further understood to be consistent with the ability of a user to alter, e.g., rotate, the orientation and placement of the display organizer.
In one embodiment, the opening can be a receptacle opening, in which case the display organizer further includes a receptacle within the interior space in object receiving communication with the receptacle opening. The receptacle serves as a cup or container for holding objects, e.g., one or more writing instruments.
Alternatively, or in addition to, the opening can be an aperture configured to receive and hold an object within the interior space, the aperture further configured to support the object so as to maintain at least a portion of the object without the interior space, thereby enabling a user to easily grab the object and remove it from the display organizer. Preferably the object is held in a substantially upright position by the aperture, but it will be understood that an object resting against a side of the aperture can be in a tilted position. In cases in which the object has a handle portion, e.g., the handle of a pair of scissors or the handle of a letter opener, the opening can be configured to support the object so that the handle portion is accessible to the user from the outside of, e.g., from above, the display organizer.
In another embodiment, the display organizer of the invention can include at least one end portion attached to the top portion and two side portions. The end portion can be molded as part of the frame, e.g., as part of the top frame or as part of the bottom frame, or can be attached to the frame, e.g., attached by an adhesive, in which case the end portion can be attached to the top and side portions of the devise or, alternatively, can be attached to an optional bottom portion of the devise to form a "bottom frame", the end and bottom portions subsequently attached to the top frame.
The end portion of the device can serve as a template to support one or more containers, cups, or compartments for holding additional items in the organizer. For example, the upwardly open the container can be configured to receive and hold business cards.
The display organizer of the invention features, on at least one of the side portions, an externally accessible media storage sleeve designed to provide viewable display of flat items such as paper or card items, or printed or photographic media. The side portion can include a display surface portion and a back surface portion, the back surface portion extending from the display surface portion and turned back toward the interior space to define the storage sleeve between the display surface portion and the back surface portion. The storage sleeve can include at least one slot sized to accept the sliding entry or exit of a flat media display item. To facilitate view of the item within the sleeve, the storage sleeve can have an outer surface that is translucent or, preferably transparent, to the eye. The display item can be, e.g., a professional license or professional certificate, or can be a photograph or a postcard. The display item can also be an item for communicating professional services, e.g., a professional announcement of a professional schedule.
One embodiment of the present invention is shown in the accompanying drawings which, together with the description thereof, will serve to exemplify the invention. The particular structure illustrated can be modified by those skilled in the art without departing from the broad scope of the invention.
The display organizer of the invention provides a system for assembling frequently used tools within immediate reach, parking equipment that is sensitive or expensive in a safe perch, while also providing a medium that is attractive and tidy for displaying personal memorabilia. The system thereby provides an efficient organizational system in a manner that balances the functional needs of the user with the esthetic and subjective need to personalize work space. A display organizer of the invention is useful in the work space of most types of workers, but is especially appropriate for use in the work areas of professional service providers, such as, without limitation, beauticians, hair stylists, draftsmen, and opticians.
By way of example, the embodiment shown in
The display organizer is provided with means for removably storing various instruments used by the operator. For this purpose, the horizontal top portion 5 serves as a shelf or deck that is provided with holes for receiving the instruments referred to, such as, without limitation, scissors. The instruments are put in position by merely inserting an end of each into one of the holes, and the instrument remains in position by gravity, although it may be in a tilted or canted position. The holes can be either apertures for receiving and storing objects in a 'standing up' position, e.g., aperture 14, or the holes can be openings such as receptacle opening 18 into containers or cups that are attached to the top portion 5. Various arrangements of apertures and container openings can be designed to fit the particular assortment of types of objects intended to be placed in the organizer.
Sleeve 12 is of a shape and size for receiving and holding a substantially flat item, display item 19, e.g., an item of paper, cardboard, or stiff cloth. In a preferred embodiment, display item 19 is a photograph, certificate, postcard, or the like, that can be viewed through display surface portion 8. The overall size and dimensions of organizer 1 can vary, and should be selected to accommodate a flat media of a predetermined size. As an example, the frame can be dimensioned to hold popular postcards or photographs, e.g., 3″�5″ photographs, or 4″�6″ photographs. For example, where an organizer is approximately six inches long by four inches wide by four inches tall, sleeve 12 can accommodate a display item 19 that is, e.g., a four inch by six inch photograph. The perspective view shown in
Optionally, a recess can be cut in the wall of display surface portion 8 to form thumb indent 21, which facilitates inserting and removing display item 19 into and out of sleeve 12.
As shown in the plan view in
The top surface of top portion 5 can further include one or more receptacle opening(s) 18 to serve as openings into receptacle 20. Receptacle 20 is a cup-like vessel for storing items such as writing implements, e.g., pens, pencils, markers, or other necessary implements. Although receptacle corners 22 are shown in
The frame of organizer 1 can further include end portions, arbitrarily referred to herein as front end portion 30 and rear end portion 40. One or both of the end portions can be formed as solid end caps to the frame, within back surface portion 9 of U-shaped structure 7.
Alternatively, end portions can be formed as the sides of another open box-like structure. The second open box-like structure, or "bottom frame," includes a front end portion 30, a rear end portion 40, and a bottom 50 (not shown). The bottom frame can be fit into a frame that includes top portion 5 and the two side portions ("top frame") to form housing for a display organizer of the invention.
The front and rear end portions can serve as panels to support various sizes and shapes of containers, e.g., one or more upwardly open container, cup, or trough. Containers are mounted in various numbers and locations, and different kinds and shapes of containers can be used. For example, compartment 15 can be of a size and shape suitable for holding business cards (
Preferably, the device of the invention is prepared from materials that result in products having a substantially firm, stiff, or rigid shape, such as acrylic or plastic, e.g., thermoplastic or thermoset plastic. Additional materials known to those skilled in the art can include glass, polycarbonate, polyethylene tetraphtalate glycol (PETG), Lexan� (General Electric Company Corporation, NY, N.Y.), or a form of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) such as, e.g., Plexiglass� (Rohm & Haas Company, Philadelphia, Pa.) or Lucite� (E. I. DuPont De Nemours And Company, Wilmington, Del.). Materials used in the invention can be clear or tinted.
Depending on the types of materials used for the housing, frame, receptacles or compartments, respectively, receptacles and compartments can be attached to the housing or frame by a heat weld, a solvent weld, a glue joint, an epoxy joint, a silicon joint or other types of heat, chemical or adhesive connection such as is well known by persons skilled in the art.
Preferably, the device, or at least that portion used to store a display item for viewing, is made from a material that is clear and transparent; or the device is clear and tinted with a color, e.g., black or grey tint, or other colors as known to those skilled in the art.
The device can be prepared by methods known by those skilled in the art, e.g., by injection molding, blow molding, or by a combination of machine processes and manual assembly. In another embodiment, a portion of the device is made by injection molding, and one or more additional portions of the device, e.g., a receptacle or pocket compartment, are then attached by a bonding technique. Suitable bonding techniques can include ultrasonic welding, hot air welding, or application with an adhesive, e.g., epoxy, glue, or solvent adhesive. For example, an injection molded piece can be formed having a shape that includes top portion 5 and the side portions, e.g., side portions having a U-shaped structure 7 to form display structures for holding photographs. To this piece is glued receptacle 20, e.g., an acrylic box shaped to hold pencils or other instruments. End caps are also glued to the frame. Holder 17 can be glued to end portion 40, e.g., as a container for cards or licenses. In other embodiments, one portion of the device can be prepared from, e.g., a translucent or opaque material, to which are adhered additional portions of the device, e.g., a compartment or receptacle intended for display of a photograph or other informational piece, that is prepared from a clear or transparent material.
In another optional embodiment, the interior space of a display organizer of the invention can be further enclosed by a bottom portion. For example, the organizer can be assembled from two pre-molded frames, a top frame and a bottom frame, one or both being a U-shaped structure. The top frame can encompass a storage sleeve on one or both side portions for a flat media to be displayed, such as a picture, a top portion having predetermined cut outs or openings for, e.g., attachment of a holder or receptacle to hold, e.g., pencils, and/or a slot for holding, e.g., scissors and/or other items that are deemed useful in a work setting (paper clip holder, stapler holder, letter opener, etc), and then the back picture sleeve. The bottom frame can encompass a flat base portion and front and rear ends. The top and bottom frames can be joined together by, e.g., thermal joining, or by using a solvent adhesive to join the two frames, forming a box shape apparatus. Any number and size of cup or container storage options can be affixed to the front or rear ends of the device, or, in the event that a flat media display sleeve is on only one of the side surfaces, to that side surface lacking a flat media display sleeve.
Another option is to embellish the device by adding a brand or label. The brand can be applied by thermal transfer, or 'hot stamp'. Alternative methods of applying a brand or label include etching, applying a colored material, e.g., silver or gold colored etching, or by laser etching. Without limitation, the brand or label can be a trademark or can be a UPC code by which the device can be scanned for inventory or retail purposes. (See, e.g., U.S. Pat. No. 6,531,208 B2, issued Mar. 11, 2003, hereby incorporated by reference.
One embodiment of the invention is directed to a device that serves as both an organizer and a display of professional tools and personal items for a beautician or hairstylist. Such a display organizer must be able to store a diverse assortment of hair styling, cosmetic, and related professional and personal accessories in a convenient but unobtrusive fashion. Preferably, the display organizer includes apertures, receptacles, and containers that are suitable for those items known to those skilled in the art to be desired by a professional during the work day, and permissibly displayed and stored in a display organizer of the invention according to any applicable local regulatory requirements. Clientele have a wide range of needs, so modern hair styling and cosmetology professionals are challenged to maintain equipment and other essentials in an efficient manner and a convenient, accessible location as they work. For example, during the course of an ordinary working day a beautician may desire to have available on his/her work station an assortment of varied hair styling accessories such as one or more of scissors, hair driers, razors, trimmers, clippers with variable sized blade attachments, tweezers, roller sets, and curling irons. The beautician would also desire to have available a stack of business cards, plenty of pens and pencils, a pad of paper or the like, a protective sleeve for a cosmetology license, and one or more favorite photographs. The display organizer of the invention can provide an organizational system for storing and displaying such items that is compact and attractive.
Another embodiment of the invention is directed to a device that serves as both an organizer and a display of professional tools and personal items for a draftsman. It can contain sleeve frames for storing photographs or other flat media, along with, e.g., a container for business cards, a container for a scientific calculator, and, from the top portion, could hold, e.g., a standard 7� inch compass, a small shape triangle (landscape templates), a knife, e.g., an X-Acto� knife, and/or various rulers and pens, e.g., micron pens.
Yet another example of an embodiment of the invention is directed to a device that serves as both an organizer and a display of professional tools and personal items for an optician. It can contain sleeve frames for storing photographs or other flat media, along with, e.g., various sized compartments to hold various instrument used to adjust eyeglasses, e.g., slots for the basic types of pliers necessary to make adjustments, e.g., adjustment and nose pad pliers, cutting pliers, gripping and forming pliers, lens pliers, and semi rimless pliers, as well as containers for one or more optical screwdrivers and tweezers, calipers, cleaning fluids, and wipers or wipes.
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Weather Forecast Based
Weekly Advisory
(Assumption: Fruit Pruning date - 15/10/2016)
Weather Data for the Prevailing Week
Location |
Temperature |
Possibility of Rain |
Cloud Cover |
Wind Speed
(Km/hr) |
Min |
Max |
Min |
Max |
Nasik |
19-24 |
34-38 |
(Thu 16/03)
Shirdi and Loni
No Rain
Nasik, Ojhar, Pimpalgaon Baswant, Vani,
Niphad, Kalwan, Devla, Lasalgaon, Satana. |
Clear |
02-16 |
33-50 |
Pune |
21-24 |
35-39 |
(Thu 16/03)
Loni Kalbhor, Uruli Kanchan, Yavat,
Supa, Baramati
No Rain
Pune, Phursungi,
Rahu,Pargaon, , Narayangaon, Junnar |
Clear |
02-19 |
13-21 |
33-44 |
Solapur * |
24-27 |
37-40 |
(Thu 16/03)
Solapur, Vairag,
Tuljapur, ,
Atpadi, Pangri,
Barshi (Thu 16/03)
Osmanabad, Ausa, Latur (Thu- Fri)
Light Rain
Pandharpur Kati, Nanaj |
Clear |
05-23 |
11-25 |
26-72 |
Sangli * |
24-26 |
37-40 |
(Thu 16/03)
Sangli Khanapur Kavate Tasegaon Miraj Palus
Valva Vite Shirguppi Kagvad Palsi
Light Rain
No Rain
Shirol, Arag, Mahankal |
Clear |
03-19 |
08-21 |
41-67 |
Bijapur * |
24-26 |
35-39 |
(Thu 16/03)
Bijapur, Tikota, (Thu-Fri)
Light Rain
Telsang, |
Clear |
05-21 |
33-74 |
Hyderabad * |
22-23 |
32-39 |
Hyderabad (Thu-Fri), Medchal (Thu-Fri),Zahirabad
No Rain
Rainlaguda |
Clear |
03-14 |
17-42 |
47-86 |
* Tropical storm conditions possible
Note: Above weather information is summary of weather forecasting given in
following websites
II. a) Days after pruning: 140 days
b) Expected growth stage of the crop: Harvesting stage
Water management (Dr. A.K. Upadhyay)
Expected pan evaporation: 6.5 to 9 mm
Amount of irrigation advised
During ripening to harvest stage, apply irrigation through drip
@ 11,000 to 12,750 L/acre/day for Nasik, Pune and Hyderabad
locations and from 13,600 to 15,300 L/ acre/ day for Sangli,
Solapur, and Bijapur locations.
The plots which have entered into rest period provide only need
based irrigation to protect the existing leaves from drying and
also contribute towards increasing the reserves of the vines
through photosynthetic activity.
The quantum of irrigation water applied should be approx.
3000 to 3500L/ acre, twice in a week.
Care should be taken to reduce/stop the water in case new
growth is observed on the shoot.
In case there is probability of less irrigation water, then
flood the bund (not whole vineyard) at pruning and mulch the
bunds. This will
remove the salts already accumulated during Fruit pruning season
and further , through mulching will reduce the evaporation of
water from soil surface.
Thus, this will reduce the salt load in the soil and at
the same time saturate the soil leading to proper sprouting.
IV. Soil
and Nutrient requirement (Dr. A.K. Upadhyay)
Rest period to Foundation pruning:
Apply 10kg Urea, 10 kg DAP and 10 kg Sulphate of Potash/ acre in
two splits every 15-20 days.
The vineyards where sodicity problems are there, apply gypsum to
the soil for removal of sodium from the soil exchange complex.
In case of calcareous soils, use sulphur for similar
Foundation pruning season:
Apply FYM/ compost/other organic sources including green
manuring atleast 12-15 days before Foundation pruning.
If possible mix 200 kg Single super phosphate in the FYM
and apply in the soil.
Application of organics improves the nutrient and water
retention in the root zone and reduces nutrient losses from the
If soils are calcareous
in nature, then apply 50 kg sulphur between the vines in the
soil. The sulphur should be properly mixed in the soil for
improving its efficacy in taking care of calcium carbonates.
Mixing of sulphur in organics lead to better utilization
of sulphur for reducing calacium carbonate in the root zone
along with reduction in soil pH also.
V. Requirement of growth regulators (Dr. S.D. Ramteke)
No specific recommendations at this stage.
VI. Canopy management (Dr. R.G. Somkuwar)
Grafted vines:
Under the rainfall condition, the humidity in the atmosphere will be increased.
This will help to increase the vegetative growth after re-cut. Application of
nitrogenous fertilizers like urea and other soluble grade fertlilizers
containing phosphorous i.e., 12:61:0 and 18:46:0 may be applied to the plants.
However, the rainfall will be for shorter duration and may increase the
temperature thereby increasing the water requirement. Hence, the use of mulch
may be given priority under water shortage condition.
Old vines:
In the vineyards where the foundation pruning has already been completed, the
rainfall may help for easy and faster/early bud sprouts. The rainfall will
increase the relative humidity of the atmosphere thereby improving the bud
In the vineyards where the harvesting is yet to be started, heavy rainfall may
cause berry cracking or reduction in the sugar. However, in the condition of
drizzling, there may not be any problem to the grape berries. But, if the
temperature starts rising after the rains, the grape growers may experience the
loose bunch or mummification effect. Hence, after rains, the irrigation
requirement should be given importance.
VI. Disease
management (Dr. S.D. Sawant and Dr. Sujoy Saha)
Days after pruning |
Risk of diseases |
Downy mildew |
Powdery mildew |
Anthracnose |
Others (specify) |
115-121 |
Nil | Nil | Nil | Nil |
Spraying should be done with Trichoderma sp/Bacillus subtilis@ 3-4g/L so as to ensure higher shelf life and manage post - harvest diseases.
VII. Insect and Mite management. (Dr. D.S. Yadav and Dr. B.B. Fand)
Spot application of buprofezin 25 SC @ 1.25 ml/L may be given to control
localised infestations of mealybugs.
Crop advisory relevant to different places is prepared by experts, considering
forecasted weather, crop growth stages in majority of vineyards and ground
information on incidence of different conditions in different grape growing
areas received from regular interaction with progressive grape growers. No
claims are made on its correctness.
Usefulness of this information may be communicated to us at


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According to tubefilter.com, Stampy, real name Joseph Garrett, received 152 million views in January 2014 alone and was the fourth most popular YouTube channel. Recent figures from SocialBlade.com suggest a slight increase for February. In October 2013, the number was less than 50m, and a year ago was only half a million. In the past 12 months, and using socialblade figures, his channel has received more than 600 million views – it would be fair to describe the rise as meteoric, but has it made Garrett any money?
Applying the CPM range above to Stampy's annual video views since March 2013, he could have earned anywhere between £125,000 and £2.5m assuming that the videos were monetised over the whole period. If viewing figures remain at their current level, he would receive 1.8bn views over the space of a year and that equates to between £360,000 and £7.2m in earnings.
In terms of personal earnings, YouTube is only one way that Garrett could be monetising his new-found popularity. The official Stampy Facebook page has 100,000 followers with another 80,000 on Twitter. Branded merchandise sales, media payments, and any advertising partnerships will also inflate earnings further, so it's safe to assume that the 23 year old former barman is making a comfortable wage.
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Garrett himself is cagey about discussing the amounts he is making, but has conceded that it was enough to quit his job working behind a bar, and that it could make him a millionaire. Using the figures above, we would have to agree, and when you consider that the channel with the most views on YouTube is PewDiePie, another gaming channel with nearly twice as many views as Garrett's channel, there may be more profits to come.
Overheads for Garrett consist of electricity to his TV and console, an annual Xbox subscription, and possible hardware replacements. While this may not total anything more than a few hundred pounds, the tax and national insurance returns, even for somebody that still lives with his parents, will be astronomical.
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Even the lower end of these estimates is a significant annual salary for any individual, but considering Stampy has the fourth most video views on the whole of YouTube, we don't think it's all that much. If you consider that most companies that tend to fare well on YouTube will employ a number of staff, have considerably more overheads than Garrett, and potentially have to pay for more expensive video editing solutions, it is obvious that making a living from YouTube alone will be out of the grasp of most people and businesses.


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Paul Hensby trained as a journalist with the Reader's Digest, before going on to edit Director Magazine for the Institute of Directors. He then worked as director of press and public relations at Westminster City Council and from there moved into the public sector. He was director of Communications at the National Lottery Charities Board and the Community Fund before going freelance. In 2008, he concentrated his time and energy on establishing My Last Song.
A former BBC journalist, Suzi Lewis-Barned found working on My Last Song fascinating, particularly researching the different rituals around funerals and the attitudes to death that they convey. Although her work is increasingly focused on health and lifestyle matters, Suzi's 20 years' writing experience has included work across all media and many subject areas. Her clients include major pharmaceutical companies, marketing communications agencies and many small and medium sized businesses. She particularly enjoys working with start-up enterprises, helping with web content development and marketing literature.
Dr Chris Browne, a vastly experienced GP, is My Last Song's doctor. He comes from a medical family and trained in London. He undertook specialist training before spending more than 20 years as a rural GP experiencing the complete range of medical problems and learning about people. He has worked in London for several years, and now practices in central London. Widely knowledgeable, he likes to treat the whole person rather than just the illness. He believes that the individual comes first and that treatment can be traditional or from the complementary system.
Simon Allen has been a Humanist Officiant since 1991, having taken over a thousand funerals at 34 crematoria and 25 cemeteries. He has trained over a hundred officiants, and spoken at many conferences. Simon brings to mylastsong an understanding of the complete funeral process from the family's perspective. He can answer questions about crematoria and the funeral 'business', in particular current developments in funerals. Simon decided when he was ten that he did not believe in god and has lived all of his life as an atheist and Humanist. He is based in West Hertfordshire and travels widely whenever he can.
Damon Parker is a litigator specialising in the field of contentious trusts, probate and tax matters. His clients include charities, trust companies and private individuals engaged in trust variations and disputes. He has wide experience in all aspects of Court work involving trusts and tax schemes, both in the UK and offshore. His practice includes advising on defective tax schemes, often for large groups of investors. He acts for families and trustees in both onshore and offshore trust litigation. He is recommended in the 2009 edition of Chambers and Partners as one of the leading practitioners in his field.
Jessica Tomlin is a public relations specialist. Since graduating from the University of Surrey in 2003, she has gained much experience working with national media whilst working as PR consultant and press spokesperson for Dignity in Dying, a not-for-profit organisation campaigning for greater choices at the end of life. Much of the knowledge in end of life care articles came from this role. Jessica has also worked for Nightingale Associates, an international architecture practice specialising in producing patient-centric healthcare building designs. Jessica is also a freelance writer and adviser, and has worked for a variety of organisations.
Reverend Akasha Lonsdale trained with the Interfaith Seminary in London for two years, and has been an ordained Interfaith Minister since July 2006. She is also a qualified psychotherapist, ex-NHS surgery counsellor and spiritual counsellor. Her experience in working with others spans 3O years and includes training and professional speaking. She is author of How to do Life - Powerful Pointers for Powerful Living and her second book is due to be published in 2010. What she brings to all her work is experience, compassion and respect. Her knowledge of bereavement is extensive both through her work with others, and her own personal loss.
Renee Smith is a retired counsellor and trainer/lecturer, specialising in death issues. Her first career was as a nurse, and after spending five years in Kenya in the 1970s she concentrated on bereavement and counselling. Renee retired early when her kidneys failed in 2005. A transplant in October 2008 has given her renewed energy. A committed Christian all her life, Renee was married and had six children. In the 1990s, she finally 'faced the truth' in her words and came out as gay when she fell in love. She had a civil partnership as soon as the law allowed.
Kristie West is a Grief Specialist. She specialises in helping adults who have lost a parent. After losingsix family members in four months herself, including her dad who died very suddenly, Kristie found herself on a journey to find the thing that few people believe in when it come to grief - true and complete healing. And she didn't stop until she reached it. Now she takes others through that process so they can talk about, remember, feel close to, and love those they have lost without it hurting them anymore. You can find Kristie here.
Julia Hailes MBE is a leading opinion former, freelance consultant and speaker on social, environmental and ethical issues. Current or recent clients includeProcter & Gamble, Shell, McDonalds, Marks & Spencer and Morrisons. Julia writes regularly for Telegraph Online and other media. She is author or co-author of nine books, including The Green Consumer Guide, which sold over one million copies worldwide and more recently The New Green Consumer Guide. In 1987 she co-founded, SustainAbility Ltd, a leading edge consultancy and think tank, which now has offices in London, Washington and Zurich. In 1989 Julia Hailes was elected to the UN `Global500 Roll of Honour' for her 'outstanding environmental achievements' and in 1999 she was awarded an MBE.
Nicola Ball is a freelance researcher working mainly on radio programme and web content. She is also a literary specialist and tutor. Nicola was pleased to research funeral verse and eulogy content for mylastsong.com, as well as to look at the history of funeral flowers and how best to organise flowers at a funeral. Also as an animal lover who was brought up with a menagerie of animals, she understood the sensitivities and practical issues surrounding the loss of a much loved horse or pet – and as a mother of two children, how to turn this into a more positive experience.
Kirsty Young is founder of Singers for Funerals, a service offering professional singers for church and civil funerals. She is a professional opera singer who performs regularly across the UK with her company Hatstand Opera, and passionately believes that opera, song and vocal music is for everyone - and everywhere. Kirsty is on the board of the Opera and Music Theatre Forum, a national body that represents small and medium scale companies in the UK. She has contributed to the children's songbook series Singing Express, had a regular column in Classical Music, and her reviews and articles have appeared in publications as diverse as Time Out London and Dogs Monthly!
When her brother, Peter 'Pedro' Cameron died at the end of her second year at university, Tabitha Jayne took two years out from her university course to set up The Pedro Project, a charity to help young adults affected by bereavement. Motivated by this she achieved a BSc in Psychology from Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, where she focused her final year dissertation on 'Attachment and the Type of Loss Experienced by the Bereaved in Continuing Bonds'.
The Pedro Project ran for six years and during this time, Tabitha was a finalist in the 'Everywoman 2004 Awards, which recognises inspiring women in enterprise, and Cosmopolitans 'Fun, Fearless Females 2006 Awards.
In March 2008, she moved to Spain where she taught English as she learned the language and culture.
Working now as a Transformational Loss Coach, she shares what she's learned from loss and helps others through their own journey. She believes that despite all the pain and and hurt, her brother dying was one of the best things that happened to her.
More information and her report 12 Transformational Tips - Loss to Life in 12 Hours is available here.
Tim McArthur is an international performer having performed seasons in Cape Town, London and New York as himself and also his musical comedy character Sister Mary McArthur. He has appeared in many musicals including Blair On Broadway, Joseph, South Pacific and Company. Tim's presenting credits include BBC Radio London, Theatre 247.tv, Theatre Radio, Five Live and Gaydar Radio. Earlier in 2009 he directed two successful new musicals, Casanova at The Kings Head Theatre in Islington and Obama On My Mind at The Hen and Chickens, also in Islington.
Paul Brown is a life coach and NLP practitioner who specialises in assisting clients of all ages and backgrounds explore what they really want (which may differ from what they think is currently possible) and then helping them access their inner resources to achieve their potential. For more information (and for testimonials) please visit his website.
Jamie Wilson is My Last Song's developer. He is the genius who has built the site, makes it work and generally does the magic stuff that the rest of us can only marvel at. He spends lots of hours thinking, lots of hours staring at his computer screen and without him none of this would work.
Better Brief helped by giving excellent advice, creating an earlier version of the site, setting up the feedback process and assisting above and beyond the call of duty. Thanks to Dan and Josh who are Better Brief.
My Last Song's first catch line was: 'A good life deserves a good ending.'
From this we agreed the mission of the site:
'To encourage visitors to have a more positive approach to the latter part of their lives, to plan their funerals, put their affairs in order and have as high a quality later part of their lives as possible.'
- To have accurate, relevant and up-to-date content;
- To be easy to navigate, easy to understand, easy to join, easy to contribute;
- To be as accessible as possible, technically and in the way the content is written and designed;
- To ensure secure transactions and storage of information;
- To provide high level of user support;
- To have fast and reliable connections;
- To have links to organisations with shared values and purpose;
- To respect all visitors regardless of age, gender, race, religion, faith, physical and mental abilities, and sexual orientation;
- To ensure the site is not used for or facilitates illegal activity;
- To be a site and brand that other organisations want to be associated with due to shared values and purposes.
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Two successful business angels and a cricket playing friend invested start up capital, and a limited company, Mylastsong.com ltd was established in 2008.
Mylastsong.com is registered at Companies House, has regular board meetings, provides annual accounts and is run in a professional and competent way.
Its legal advisers are Field Fisher Waterhouse, 35 Vine Street London EC3N 2PX.
Accountant and company secretary: David Powell, 7 Tufton Street, London SW1P 3QP


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Astronics Test Systems ensures optimal performance of mission critical systems through innovative test solutions.
Leveraging 55 years of experience, we offer automatic test expertise to electronics manufacturers in the aerospace, military, semiconductor, medical, space, mass transit, and automotive industries. In short, we provide test solutions that ensure the world's most advanced electronic products perform as designed, every time.
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Astronics Test Systems adopts a life-cycle approach in our quality policies and procedures. From engineering through design, from installation through maintenance service, our quality team works to ensure your electronics realize the longest utilization for maximum overall value. Our quality mission is simply "Provide our customers with products and services that meet their requirements, are reliable, and are delivered on time." Astronics Corporation maintains an effective quality assurance system under the guidelines of ANSI/ASQC Standard Q9000-2000 (ISO 9001), as well as applicable customer QA specifications and Astronics Policies. Astronics' Quality System includes provisions for defining and verifying material quality throughout all operations, including procurement, fabrication, in-process manufacturing, final assembly and delivery. Our quality system encompasses those actions necessary by all departments and individual employees to ensure delivered products, whether hardware, software, or services, conform to an established ISO 9001/2008 and AS9100 Rev. C-compliant quality system for development, production and sustainment. Our Corporation is dedicated to a systemic improvement approach that enlists various methods to ensure continuous quality in our customer's product. These improvements are achieved through disciplined use of documented variability techniques, such as Statistical Process Control, Design of Experiments, and Process Certification during the production build. Our procedures and work instructions are written to address each organization's requirements and needs. When necessary and appropriate, cross-references are provided within the documentation to define the interrelationships of achieving a given process. The Government is welcome at any time to perform inspections, verifications, and evaluations to authenticate conformance to program requirements. Facilities • 150,000 sq. feet of manufacturing space in Irvine, CA and Orlando, FL Quality Certifications • AS9100 ANAB, # UQA 0108574 • ISO 9001 • CMMI Dev – Maturity Level 3 • Department of Defense Alternative Release Procedures (ARP) Quality Recognition Awards • Intel Supplier Continuous Quality Improvement Award • Boeing Gold Supplier – Quality, Delivery, Performance • Raytheon Exceptional Supplier – Quality, Delivery • Lockheed Martin Supplier, high category - Quality Quality and Standards Organization Memberships • IPC - Association for Connecting Electronics Industries • GIDEP - Government-Industry Data Exchange Program • VXI Consortium • LXI Consortium • PXI Systems Alliance • IVI Foundation Quality Assurance Staff Certifications • American Society for Quality • J-STD-001 • IPC-A-610 • IPC-WHMA-A-620
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Sleeps | 8 |
Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
Space | 800 sq. ft. |
Property type | cottage |
Minimum Stay | 6 nights |
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Learn moreTotally renovated cottage offers extremely clean, modern and open concept living. Two bedrooms plus spacious screened in porch sleeps 6 comfortably (queen bed, double bed, twin bunk beds, pull out futon). The cottage has everything you need for an awesome family vacation: fridge, stove, bbq, satellite TV, DVD, large upper deck, lower platform waterfront seating, 16-foot dock, ladder to clear sandy walkout swimming, no weeds, great fishing off dock, plenty of room to park boat, ample parking and room for kids to play. A playground, park, ball diamonds, walking trail and beach is just a walk down the street.
Beautiful Arnprior is located on the Ottawa River just 35 minutes west of Downtown Ottawa. Whether you like to stay busy or just relax there is something for everyone in this quaint Eastern Ontario town. Take in one of the many festivals, or shop the many clothing and gift stores the downtown core has to offer. The town boasts beautiful walking trails, one just metres from the cottage. The area is known for its amazing fishing... walleye, bass and musky. There are beautiful beaches just a walk away. McLean beach is just steps from the cottage, or the town beach a short walk or drive away. If you have a boat why not take a tour to the Quebec side. Get all the supplies you need for your vacation, shop Metro, No Frills, Home Hardware, TSC, Canadian Tire, Rona, Giant Tiger, Hart, Shopper's Drug Mart and Rexall. If the kids need a break from beach life... take them to see a movie at the O'Brien Theatre, or bowl at Arnprior Bowler. For the active vacationer visit the Nick Smith Centre, for swimming, skating and fitness centre.
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Location. 36° 6.134′ N, 80° 14.922′ W. Marker is in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in Forsyth County. Marker is on Marshall Street North, on the left when traveling south. Click for map. Located between 6th & 7th Street at the Arnold B. Bullard Public Safety (Fire) Station. Marker is in this post office area: Winston Salem NC 27101, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Downtown North Historic District (approx. 0.2 miles away); Safe Bus Company (approx. ¼ mile away); O'Hanlon's Office Building (approx. 0.3 miles away); New Bethel Baptist Church (approx. 0.3 miles away); First Sit-In Victory In North Carolina (approx. 0.3 miles away); Pythian Hall (approx. 0.3 miles away); Our Confederate Dead (approx. 0.4 miles away); Lloyd Presbyterian Church (approx. 0.4 miles away). Click for a list of all markers in Winston-Salem.
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TEM2 Antibody
Primary Accession | Q96D21 |
Other Accession | Q96D21, 21362868 |
Reactivity | Human, Mouse, Rat |
Host | Rabbit |
Clonality | Polyclonal |
Isotype | IgG |
Calculated MW | 30366 Da |
Application Notes | TEM2 antibody can be used for detection of TEM2 by Western blot at 1 - 2 µg/mL. Antibody can also be used for immunohistochemistry starting at 2.5 µg/mL. For immunofluorescence start at 20 µg/mL. |
Gene ID | 23551 |
Target/Specificity | RASD2; TEM2 antibody may cross-react with the closely related protein RASD1. |
Reconstitution & Storage | TEM2 antibody can be stored at 4℃ for three months and -20℃, stable for up to one year. As with all antibodies care should be taken to avoid repeated freeze thaw cycles. Antibodies should not be exposed to prolonged high temperatures. |
Precautions | TEM2 Antibody is for research use only and not for use in diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. |
Name | RASD2 |
Synonyms | TEM2 |
Function | GTPase signaling protein that binds to and hydrolyzes GTP. Regulates signaling pathways involving G-proteins-coupled receptor and heterotrimeric proteins such as GNB1, GNB2 and GNB3. May be involved in selected striatal competencies, mainly locomotor activity and motor coordination. |
Cellular Location | Cell membrane; Lipid-anchor |
Tissue Location | Pancreatic endocrine cells (islets of Langerhans). |
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TEM2 Antibody: Rhes, also known as tumor endothelial marker 2 (TEM2), is a small GTP-binding protein that is predominantly expressed in the striatal region of the brain. This protein belongs to the RASD subfamily of Ras-related GTP-binding protein superfamily and is thought to play a role in the normal development and function of the brain as mice lacking this gene showed increased anxiety levels and motor coordination deficits. Rhes was identified as TEM2 through analysis of genes whose expression was upregulated in tumor endothelium. Tumor endothelial markers are significantly up-regulated during angiogenesis and neoangiogenesis that are crucial for the growth of solid tumors. TEMs localized on the cell surface and conserved across species are of particular interest for future development of anti-angiogenic therapies.
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Monday, February 7, 2011
UP 43 out in February 2010!
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With everyone being sick here, I almost missed this. I wish I could have hosted a giveaway this time because it was such a blast last time! I'm sure there will be another and I hope to be ready for it. :)
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Thank you for stopping by my contest:) Your blog is GORGEOUS!!!
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LeAnn Rimes was born on August 28, 1982, in Jackson, Mississippi and was raised in Garland, Texas. She began singing as a child, performing at local talent shows, and appearing on Star Search. At age 11, she released her first album, All That, which was released on Nor Va Jak, a small independent label. The album was a success in the Dallas area. She signed with Curb Records in 1995.
In 1996, Rimes' first major-label single was released. "Blue" was a song originally written for (but never recorded by) Patsy Cline, and drew comparisons to Cline. The song was a top ten hit on the Billboard country chart and crossed over to the pop chart, peaking at #26 on the Billboard Hot 100. Her first major-label album, Blue was released that year. It eventually went multi-platinum.
1997 was a huge year for LeAnn Rimes. She won the Grammy for Best New Artist that year. Two hit albums were released that year: Unchained Melody: The Early Years (which consisted of songs recorded before the release of Blue), and You Light Up My Life: Inspirational Songs (which made the pop, country and contemporary Christian album charts). Between those two albums, she released the biggest single of her career, the Diane Warren-penned "How Do I Live". The song reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100, and spent a record-shattering 69 weeks on the chart. In addition, it was a #1 hit on the Adult Contemporary chart. Though it did not make the top 40 portion of Billboard's main country chart (which rates songs based on country radio airplay), it spent a whopping 32 weeks at #1 on the Country Singles Sales chart (a record for any Billboard singles chart) and spent over 200 weeks on that chart. To date, the single has sold over three million copies in the U.S. Even while "How Do I Live" was still in the Hot 100, Rimes scored another hit on the chart, reaching #34 with "You Light Up My Life", a cover of Debby Boone's smash hit.
In 1998, Sittin' On Top Of The World was released. Though its success paled in comparison to its predecessors, it still spawned the top 20 pop hit "Looking Through Your Eyes", and the top 5 country hit "Commitment".
In 1999, her next album, which was self-titled, was released. It consisted almost entirely of covers of country music standards. It spawned the hit "Big Deal", which was not a cover.
Rimes appeared in the 2000 motion picture Coyote Ugly, and recorded four songs for the soundtrack, including the hit single "Can't Fight The Moonlight". She also recorded the song "I Need You" for the sountrack to the television miniseries Jesus that year. These two songs were included in the 2001 album I Need You, which consisted mostly of songs previously recorded for soundtracks and songs that didn't make the cut for her previous albums. Controversy surrounded this release as Rimes did not think it was representative of her best work.
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