Abstract: A method of organizing mobile content in a network environment is provided that includes providing pieces of mobile content on a database, selecting one of the pieces of mobile content, receiving a descriptor to be associated with the selected piece of mobile content from user activity, and associating the descriptor to the selected piece of mobile content.

Abstract: A compatible connector for first and second joints having different pin quantities is disclosed. The connector includes a base, at least one first pin, and at least one second pin. The base includes a first connecting surface and a second connecting surface. The first pins are disposed on the first connecting surface and the quantity of the first pins is the same as the pin quantity of the first joint. In addition, the second pins are disposed on the second connecting surface and the total quantity of the second pins and the first pins is the same as the pin quantity of the second joint.

Abstract: A head stack assembly (HSA) is disclosed for use in a disk drive comprising a disk, wherein a merge tool is used to merge the HSA with the disk. The HSA comprises at least one actuator arm with a suspension connected to the distal end of the actuator arm. A multi-level shipping comb attached to the actuator arm comprises a finger having a first surface and a second, raised surface. During shipping of the HSA, the first surface of the finger contacts the suspension to protect against overstressing. During manufacture of the disk drive, the shipping comb is actuated so that the second surface contacts the suspension thereby bending the suspension in a vertical direction to facilitate the insertion of the merge tool.

Abstract: A disk drive is disclosed employing a primary actuator for rotating an actuator arm about a pivot in coarse movements, and first and second secondary actuators coupled to the actuator arm for actuating first and second heads in fine movements. A servo control system generates a first control signal applied to the first secondary actuator to position the first head over the first disk surface in fine movements while accessing the first disk surface. The servo control system phase shifts the first control signal by a predetermined phase to generate a second control signal applied to the second secondary actuator to attenuate excitation of at least one arm vibration mode.

Abstract: A suspension load beam for an actuator assembly of a disk drive includes a bend radius portion with a spring rate that is less than 18 Newtons per meter, a first bending mode that is greater than 3,500 Hertz, and a first torsion mode that is greater than 5,300 Hertz. The method of making this suspension load beam includes cutting a sheet of material to form a flat suspension load beam including a bend radius portion, removing material in the bend radius portion from full thickness, inspecting the bend radius portion to determine its thickness, and removing material from the bend radius portion and/or from the main body of the suspension load beam to compromise the performance difference due to thickness variation in bend radius portion.

Abstract: The present invention relates generally to an absorbent composite for an absorbent article, and more particularly to an absorbent composite comprising fibrous material and superabsorbent material having a Column Absorbency Under Load (CAUL) above 10 g/g. Such an absorbent composite provides a superabsorbent material having superior AUL and permeability, thereby providing improved absorption and rewetting properties. An absorbent article that contains such a composite provides improved ability to absorb and retain fluids, thus preventing excessive rewetting and leakage and making the article more comfortable to wear.

Abstract: A suspension load beam for an actuator assembly of a disk drive includes a bend radius portion with a spring rate that is less than 18 Newtons per meter, a first bending mode that is greater than 3,500 Hertz, and a first torsion mode that is greater than 5,300 Hertz. The method of making this suspension load beam includes cutting a sheet of material to form a flat suspension load beam including a bend radius portion, removing material in the bend radius portion from full thickness, inspecting the bend radius portion to determine its thickness, and removing material from the bend radius portion and/or from the main body of the suspension load beam to compromise the performance difference due to thickness variation in bend radius portion.

Abstract: A method for overcoming a stiction condition in a disk drive is disclosed.

Abstract: A suspension load beam for an actuator assembly of a disk drive includes a bend radius portion with a spring rate that is less than 18 Newtons per meter, a first bending mode that is greater than 3,500 Hertz, and a first torsion mode that is greater than 5,300 Hertz. The method of making this suspension load beam includes cutting a sheet of material to form a flat suspension load beam including a bend radius portion, removing material in the bend radius portion from full thickness, inspecting the bend radius portion to determine its thickness, and removing material from the bend radius portion and/or from the main body of the suspension load beam to compromise the performance difference due to thickness variation in bend radius portion.

Abstract: A slider support structure is disclosed for minimizing off-rack due to disk flutter. In one embodiment, the slider support structure includes a gimbal assembly (306). The assembly (306) includes an outer ring (500) and an inner ring (502). The outer ring (500) is connected to the inner ring (502) via narrow strips (504 and 506) adjacent to the front (508) and back (510) surfaces of the slider body (512). The inner ring (502) is attached to the left (514) and right (516) surfaces of the slider body (512) via narrow strips (518 and 520). The strips (504 and 506) interconnecting the inner ring (502) and outer ring (500) define a flexible hinge that allows the slider body (512) to pivot relative to the assembly (306) about an axis (522) which, in this case, is the roll axis. Similarly, the strips (518 and 520) define a flexible hinge which allows the slider to pivot relative to the assembly (306) about another axis (524) which, in this case, is the pitch axis.

Abstract: The process of turning plain text into animated sequences using a digital image generator, which can be a computer or digital video system is disclosed. A text string is analyzed to determine the concepts contained in the string. An Animation Compositor is used to compose an animated sequence based on the selected concept. The disclosed invention combined with the animation compositor can take a text string and display an animated story, which is conceptually related to the text.

Abstract: A grip for sporting equipment comprises a first mat cloth strip, a foamed polyurethane strip and a second mat cloth strip sequentially adhered together in predetermined thickness. A resilient element of silicon elastoner is formed in the recesses inside the strips thereinbetween and a double faced tape is adhered on the top surface of the second mat cloth strip. So that the grip can be stuck and twined with the handle of the sporting equipments for providing shock absorbing effect thereon.

Abstract: A weight adjustable, shock and vibration absorbing tennis racket comprising a generally oval shaped headframe with a handle attached thereto, and a striking surface therein formed by stringing the headframe with a string in the conventional manner. A pair of elongate recesses are formed along the inner periphery of the headframe at opposed positions thereon and aligned with the center of percussion of the headframe. A pair of projections are formed on respective opposed longitudinal sides of each recess. A vibration absorbing rib can be releasably secured to each recess, with the ends thereof snap fitting into respective projections of a corresponding recess. String holes for cross strings passing through a recess are arranged in two staggered rows with a pair of adjacent cross strings diverging to a respective pair of adjacent string holes disposed on opposing rows. Adjacent cross strings pass around and contact opposite sides of the corresponding rib when attached.

Abstract: A grip assembly for a games racket comprises a plurality of interchangeable, generally annular elastic bands which are tautly positionable around the grip or handle thereof. The elastic bands are imbricated on the grip to form a plurality of circumferential air cavities which absorb concomitant shock and vibration caused by the impact of a ball, and a plurality of circumferential grooves which provides a superior grip to a user's hands.

Abstract: A racket, which is comprised of a head frame laterally and longitudinally inserted therethrough with a catgut string to form a striking surface, and a racket handle for grasping in the hand. The head frame has at least one vertical hole made thereon and vertically passing through the upper and lower edges thereof to divide the head frame into an inner and an outer frame portion with the catgut string transversely inserted therethrough. At least one elastic counter weight which has a plurality of through-holes thereon and spaced away from one another at an interval corresponding to the mesh of the striking surface for the insertion therethrough of the catgut string is provided to be releasably fixed in the vertical hole to change the weight distribution of the racket.

Abstract: The protective assembly for tennis racquets of the present invention comprises an elastic holder strip and a pair of protective elements. The holder strip is pre-formed in an open oval shape so as to be easily wrapped over the headframe of a tennis racquet. A guide bar of open rectangular cross-sectional shape extends along the length of said holder strip with a pair of parallel walls on whose respective upper edges are formed a respective pair of wings extending laterally and downward therefrom. A plurality of string guides with axial holes are formed on the lower base of the guide bar extending inwards perpendicularly therefrom. The holder strip is wrapped over the headframe of a tennis racquet with the string guides inserted through the through-holes therein and the headframe threaded with string, passing through the axial holes of the string guides to form a net over the headframe.

Abstract: Disclosed is a racket handle butt plate for mounting on the rear end of a racket handle, which comprises an elongated octagonal socket body made of rigid plastic injection molded material, having a single opening at one side for the insertion therein of a racket handle and being covered with a layer of resilient material of pre-determined thickness by means of a secondary injection molding process, so that the butt plate has a rigid inner structure and a soft outer surface.

Abstract: A weight adjustable tennis racquet comprises a head frame and a handle, wherein, at least one elastic counter-weight holder with a plurality of counter weights can be attached to the head frame. At least one receiving recess is formed on the head frame along with a retaining bar extending across the width of each recess to conform with the profile of the head frame. Each counter-weight holder has a cavity formed on its inner surface and a retaining groove formed on its outer surface. A plurality of circular recesses is formed on the base of each retaining groove receive a variable number of counter weights for weight adjustment. The elastic counter-weight holders with the selective addition of counter weights, can be inserted into the receiving recesses with their cavities gripping the inner circumference of the head frame and the retaining bars in place over the retaining grooves, holding the counter-weight holders and counter weights in place.

Abstract: A shock absorbing racket structure comprising a head frame, a handle, and a pair of yoke bars connecting the head frame to the handle. Wherein, the yoke bars are hollow tubular members extending through the handle to a butt plate, forming a pair of cylindrical chambers within the handle. Within each cylindrical chamber is lodged a bullet-shaped resilient body, from which extends an axial rod, on whose rear termination is attached a support plate common to both axial rods and backed by the butt plate.

Abstract: A shock absorbing racket comprises a head frame, two connecting protrusions, a yoke portion, and a handle. Extending outwardly from the bottom of the head frame, two connecting protrusions integrate with the yoke portion. The racket handle has a portion adjacent the juncture which is defined as the yoke portion. Respective to each other, two pairs of grooves are disposed around the outer peripheries of the two connecting protrusions at a suitable distance adjacent the juncture. Two recesses are disposed around the outer periphery of the yoke portion. The handle is wrapped by a shock absorbing band. Each recess is enclosed by an elastic shock absorbing member respectively. Each groove is tied by a shock absorbing fillet respectively.