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A light emission display includes data lines, scan lines, and pixel circuits. A pixel circuit of the pixel circuits includes: a light emission element; a first transistor including a control electrode and first and second electrodes, the first transistor outputting a current corresponding to a voltage between the first electrode and the control electrode; a first switch coupled between the control electrode of the first transistor and the light emission element and for receiving a first control signal; a first capacitor coupled to the first transistor; a second capacitor coupled between a first power source and the first capacitor; a second switch for coupling the first capacitor and a second power source in response to a second control signal; and a third switch for applying a data voltage to the first capacitor in response to a select signal provided by one of the scan lines.

The recyclable single-sheet mailer is a single sheet of predominantly opaque paper stock having a front face, a rear face, top and bottom edges, and a transparent and seamless addressee window area defined thereon. All printed content is applied to the rear face of the mailer. The mailer has a plurality of transverse fold lines formed parallel to the top and bottom edges, dividing the sheet into a plurality of panels configurable as either a one-way mailer or as mailer with a business or courtesy reply envelope. Furthermore, a two-dimensional barcode containing addressee specific account information may be printed on the reply envelope to facilitate handling. Finally, addressee information, including bar-coded POSTNET data, may be printed in mirror image within the transparent window area, facilitating correct barcode scanning.

A stack package includes a printed circuit board; at least two semiconductor chips stacked on the printed circuit board, each having first re-distribution lines formed on the upper surface thereof and connected to bonding pads, through silicon vias which are formed therethrough and connected to the first re-distribution lines, and second re-distribution lines formed on the lower surface thereof and connected to the through silicon vias; first and second solder balls interposed between the first and second re-distribution lines which face each other and between the first re-distribution lines of the lowermost semiconductor chip and electrode terminals of the printed circuit board; a molding material for molding the upper surface of the printed circuit board including the stacked semiconductor chips; and third solder balls attached to ball lands formed on the lower surface of the printed circuit board.

The present wafer supporting member includes a supporting part composed of a planar insulating sheet having a pair of main surfaces, one serving as a mounting surface for mounting a wafer and the other having an adsorption electrode; a resin layer part provided below the adsorption part and a conductive base part provided below the resin layer part wherein the adsorption part has a thickness in a range of 0.02 to 10.5 mm, preferably 0.02 to 2.0 mm. The wafer supporting member further comprises a heater part provided with an insulating resin layer having heaters embedded therein between the resin layer part and the conductive base part. On a surface of the insulating resin layer concave portions are formed and filled with a resin having a composition different from that of the insulating resin layer in order to embed the concave portions.

A foldable data card assembly is disclosed. The assembly is a sheet which has a base portion and a first and second lateral portion which extend from the base portion. The second lateral portion folds toward the base portion to a stowed position, while the first lateral portion folds toward the base portion and the stowed second lateral position to a covering position. A first and second line of weakness cross at least the base portion and first lateral portion and an adhesive is disposed between the lines of weakness and the edge to seal the assembly. The assembly is opened by removing tearing away portions of the sheet above and below the lines of weakness to remove the portions of the sheet which were adhered together. The assembly may then be opened to gain access to the second lateral portion which contains information relating to a data card.

A tab for attaching to sheet material comprises a substrate, a cut and an adhesive. The substrate includes a front side and a back side opposite the front side, and the substrate further includes an upper portion and a lower portion. The cut through the upper portion of the substrate forms a flap. The adhesive is along the lower portion of the back side of the substrate, and the upper portion of the substrate is free of adhesive.

An organizer component system provides multiple features that may be used independently or in combination to organize a variety of objects. The user can select from a variety of organizing apparatuses, components and system accessories based on user preference. Organizing apparatuses include, among others, those suitable for the desktop, for a computer monitor, for a corner and for a cubicle partition. This system can be used to organize items in the bathroom, craft are, shop area, garage, or simply to display photos anywhere.

A continuous process and apparatus are disclosed for applying an adhesive coating to one surface and a release coating to an opposite surface of sheets of previously embossed and optionally decoratively printed paper, and for drying the sheets and then stacking them for processing into individual pads of embossed, self-stick, removable sheets of notepaper. Individual sheets of embossed paper are fed onto a conveyor system, and the feed and conveyor speeds are regulated so that the sheets are in slightly overlapping relationship to form an artificial web as the sheets pass continuously through release coating and adhesive coating subassemblies which continuously apply release and adhesive coatings to opposite sides of the web. Conveyor speeds downstream of the coating subassemblies are regulated to separate the web into its individual coated and embossed sheets as they pass through a dryer. A relatively high-speed stacking conveyor downstream of the dryer delivers the dried sheets one-at-a-time into a stacker where the sheets are stacked and removed to other apparatus for collating with backing sheets, cutting and trimming into multiple note pads of embossed self-stick paper.

A carrier sheet with an integrated card and preferably, but not exclusively, a magnetic strip card is described. The sheet contains printed information which is in part card information printed at a predetermined location on a front face of a carrier sheet in a card region thereof and oriented to be disposed on an outer surface of the front and a rear card panel of the card to be formed. The siliconized liner patch, containing a pressure-sensitive adhesive, is laminated on the back surface of the carrier sheet and disposed to extend over the card region. A face patch of clear poly material containing a magnetic strip is immovably secured over the card region on the front face of the paper carrier sheet. A die cut delineates card contour panels and a straight fold line separates the panel whereby they may be folded together when detached from the carrier sheet with the pressure-sensitive adhesive of the liner being transferred to the rear surface of the panels so that the panels can be folded together with their rear surface stuck together. The method of manufacture and a method of use is also described herein.

A method for forming a document set is described. The document set is formed from rectangular sheets of the same size and includes an envelope sheet and at least one insert sheet. The method includes the steps of printing the envelope sheet with envelope information, this envelope information including a unique code identifier, printing each of the insert sheets with insert information, this insert information including a unique code identifier, and further more collating the envelope sheet and the insert sheets to form the document set.

A printable laminate, kit and methods for making and modifying the same, the printable laminate comprising a top sheet laminated with a backing sheet. The top sheet is printable and cut by at least one intermittent cut line to define a corresponding number of removable elements, and a waste element. The intermittent cut line includes a plurality of bridging portions which connect the, or each, removable element to the waste element. Removal of a removable element from the backing sheet and waste element is typically achieved by lifting of a side or corner of the removable element and breaking the bridging portions in series along the intermittent cut line.

A weight dependent, automatic filling dosage system including a pump, controlled by a minicomputer, in fluid communication with a fluid reservoir. A connecting tube provides fluid communication between the pump and a syringe assembly. The syringe assembly includes a gun body having a handle assembly and a barrel for receiving fluid. A fluid inlet passes through the plunger assembly. The handle assembly is connected to a shaft attached to the plunger assembly. The system includes devices for weighing and restraining the subject. The method of medicating subjects with varying doses of various substances includes the steps of weighing the subject and sending a weight signal to the computer. The computer calculates the required dosage to be administered to the subject according to its weight. A dosage signal is sent to the pump to fill the syringe with the proper dosage. Once filled, the dosage is administered to the subject.

A cyclical or non-linear time management system and method of managing time, and a time and time management teaching system and method of teaching time and time management is disclosed. The system relates a user's schedule to an actual or imagined clock face to give the user a better perspective and understanding of the flow of events and tasks in the day, and relates intuitive concepts such as the transit of the sun to both the clock and the user's schedule. The system can be used to manage a user's time, taking advantage of the user's familiarity with telling time by an analog clock, and further can be used to educate a user about telling time drawing on the user's familiarity with a daily routine or schedule.

A book format, and methods to create such books, where the first story page on one of the leaves of the book and a second story page on an adjacent leaf are in diametric contraposition to each other. The first set of first story pages carries an illustration of a portion of a story with each successive first story page carrying another illustration of another portion of the story, so that the set of first story pages taken together illustrate substantially the entire story. The second story pages carry mirror images of the illustrations on their corresponding first story pages. The pages are disposed so that the audience sees the first story pages and their respective illustrations while the storyteller or reader sees the second story pages, optionally with text, and the mirror images of the illustrations corresponding to the first story pages viewed by the audience.

The present invention relates to a non-impact printable, laminated form construction in which two or more layers are bonded together in-situ through use of a curable compound that creates a frangible bond between the layers which upon application of sufficient peeling pressure the form components or portions will separate from the composite form assembly. The in-situ bond formation occurs by passing select treatment energy through one or more layers of the laminate in order to cure the coating and thus secure the sheets or webs together. The present invention finds uses in a number of fields where it is generally desirable to create a tag, plate or other indicia containing device that is free of adhesive.

A desk organizer tray, comprising a tray portion, an extension portion extending from the tray portion, and an attachment element applied to the extension portion. The tray portion contains a receptacle for holding desktop items. The tray portion is constructed of a plurality of superimposed board members, each of which contains a hole pattern. The hole patterns of the board members are in registration with one another to form the receptacle. The extension portion includes a board member that extends from the tray portion. The board members of the tray portion are mounted on the board member of the extension portion. The attachment element is applied to the board member of the extension portion. The attachment element serves to attach a desk pad to the extension portion, adjacent to the tray portion.

A “medication communicator” chart is used as a teaching tool to educate patients and to schedule events corresponding to a prescribed medication regimen. The “medication communicator” chart includes a scheduling graph having the shape of a 12-hour or 24-hour analog clock. The scheduling graph is divided into regions corresponding to each hour of a day for scheduling event information. Fields, on the “medication communicator” chart, are receptive to labels communicating information corresponding to numerous medications in the medication regimen. Timing indicators may be applied to the regions of the scheduling graph to indicate consumption or application times of each of the medications.

Ultraremovable adhesive is applied to a paper sheet to form therewith a liner sheet and the liner sheet is laminated to a cardstock sheet to form a laminate cardstock. The cardstock sheet is then die cut therethrough, but not through the liner sheet, to form cardstock cut lines that define at least in part perimeters of business cards (or other printable media). The outer face of the liner sheet is then die cut therethrough, but not through the cardstock sheet, to form liner sheet strips on a back side of the cardstock sheet. Some of the strips define cover strips covering some of the cardstock cut lines, and others of the strips define waste strips. The waste strips are then matrix removed from the back of the cardstock sheet. The resulting business card sheet construction is then fed through a printer or copier by the user and the desired indicia printed on the front sides of the business cards, while the cover strips hold the cards together as a unit sheet construction. After this printing operation, the printed cards are easily peeled off of the cover strips, ready for use. By designing the sheet construction to form in the printed media with different sizes and shapes and by including optional scored fold lines, and/or additional flexibility cut lines or flexibility perforation lines, media aside from business cards, such as post cards and greeting cards, can be constructed and used pursuant to this invention.