Author: claimsbot

1. A playpen, comprising:
a plurality of support bars;
a bed cushion supported on the support bars; and
a fixing device mounted between the support bars and the bed cushion to fix the bed cushion on the support bars;
wherein the fixing device includes a plurality of positioning seats each mounted on a respective one of the support bars, and a plurality of holders each secured on a respective one of the positioning seats;
each of the holders has a lower end formed with a sleeve mounted on a respective one of the support bars;
the sleeve of each of the holders has two distal ends each formed with a locking plate to lock the sleeve on the respective support bar.
2. The playpen in accordance with claim 1, wherein the sleeve of each of the holders has a substantially C-shaped cross-section to encompass a periphery of the respective support bar.
3. The playpen in accordance with claim 1, wherein each of the holders has an upper end formed with a snapping plate mounted on a respective one of the positioning seats.
4. The playpen in accordance with claim 3, wherein the bed cushion is provided with a plurality of fixing straps, and the snapping plate of each of the holders has two sides each formed with a fixing slot for binding a respective one of the fixing straps of the bed cushion to fix the bed cushion on the snapping plate of each of the holders.
5. The playpen in accordance with claim 1, wherein the bed cushion is provided with a plurality of fixing straps, and each of the holders is connected to a respective one of the fixing straps of the bed cushion to fix the bed cushion on the support bars.
6. The playpen in accordance with claim 1, wherein each of the positioning seats has a substantially L-shaped cross-section.
7. The playpen in accordance with claim 1, wherein each of the holders is positioned on the respective positioning seat and the respective support bar to support the bed cushion.
8. A playpen, comprising:
a plurality of support bars;
a bed cushion supported on the support bars; and
a fixing device mounted between the support bars and the bed cushion to fix the bed cushion on the support bars;
wherein the fixing device includes a plurality of positioning seats each mounted on a respective one of the support bars, and a plurality of holders each secured on a respective one of the positioning seats;
each of the holders has an upper end formed with a snapping plate mounted on a respective one of the positioning seats;
the snapping plate of each of the holders has a substantially L-shaped cross-section to encompass a periphery of the respective positioning seat.
9. A playpen, comprising:
a plurality of support bars;
a bed cushion supported on the support bars; and
a fixing device mounted between the support bars and the bed cushion to fix the bed cushion on the support bars;
wherein the fixing device includes a plurality of positioning seats each mounted on a respective one of the support bars, and a plurality of holders each secured on a respective one of the positioning seats;
each of the holders has an upper end formed with a snapping plate mounted on a respective one of the positioning seats;
the snapping plate of each of the holders has a bottom formed with a catch plate rested on a bottom of the respective positioning seat to secure the snapping plate on the respective positioning seat.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A jewelry box comprising:
a. a lower section having a main drawer, a pair of half drawers, and a ring holder, wherein the main drawer spans the full length of the width of the box except for margins at a left and a right side, a pair of half drawers mount side by side adjacent the main drawer, the half drawers have a margin between them and margins on the left and right side of the box, wherein the ring holder forms the top of the lower section,
b. a rear section defined by a rear panel forming a necklace well between the rear panel and the drawers of the lower section,
c. a plurality of necklace hangers attached to the rear panel are formed as hooks or knobs, whereby they can hold necklaces draped over the necklace holder and allow room for necklaces to hang down into the necklace well behind the lower section of the jewelry box,
d. a top panel forming the top of the box hinges to the rear panel
e. an upper section, formed of a pair of doors, a left door and a right door, the doors opening above the drawers, wherein the left and right doors opening outwardly and attach by hinges to the rear panel so that both doors swivel along a horizontal plane, wherein both doors having a front face, a bottom face, and a side face hinge mounted vertically to connect to the rear panel, wherein the side face affixed to the front face, the side face and front face joined perpendicularly defining a basically rectangular jewelry box, wherein the side face and front face joined with a bottom face such that the bottom face is perpendicular to the side face and front face,
f. a door tray mounts on the bottom face of either the right or left door and holds articles.
2. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 1, wherein the ring holder features a series of parallel ring retaining grooves forms the top of the lower section.
3. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 1, wherein the ring holder forms a removable tray featuring a series of parallel ring retaining grooves.
4. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 1, wherein a pair of half drawers mount side by side below the main drawer.
5. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 1 further comprising:
a booklet mounted vertically in the opposite door of the door tray and opens facing the user, wherein the booklet holds pages capable of holding earrings, wherein earring pages are formed of a planar member having an array of holes allowing multiple stems of earrings to communicate through and attach to the member, wherein other pages are formed of resilient planar material and punched to form an array of low profile perforated hooks, a user may hang low profile jewelry items on the plurality of hooks arranged in an array.
6. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 5, wherein the pages can be mixed and reordered at the option of the user.
7. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 5, wherein the top panel swivels approximately one hundred twenty degrees between a horizontal closed position and an open position.
8. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 5, wherein the booklet is mounted on a booklet mounting bar.
9. A jewelry box comprising:
a. a lower section having a main drawer, a pair of half drawers, and a ring holder, wherein the main drawer spans the full length of the width of the box except for margins at a left and a right side, a pair of half drawers mount side by side adjacent the main drawer, the half drawers have a margin between them and margins on the left and right side of the box, wherein the ring holder forms the top of the lower section,
b. a lower section having a first main drawer, a second main drawer, and a ring holder, wherein the main drawer spans the full length of the width or the box except for margins at a left and a right side, a second main drawer mounts below the main drawer, the second main drawer has margins on the left and right side of the box, the ring holder forms the top of the lower section,
c. a rear section defined by a rear panel forming a necklace well between the rear panel and the drawers of the lower section,
d. a plurality of necklace hangers attached to the rear panel are formed as hooks or knobs, whereby they can hold necklaces draped over the necklace holder and allow room for necklaces to hang down into the necklace well behind the lower section of the jewelry box,
e. a top panel forming the top of the box hinges to the rear panel,
f. an upper section, formed of a pair of doors, a left door and a right door, the doors opening above the drawers, the left and right doors opening outwardly and attach by hinges to the rear panel so that both doors swivel along a horizontal plane, both doors having a front face, a bottom face, and a side face hinge mounted vertically to connect to the rear panel, the side face affixed to the front face, the side face and front face joined perpendicularly defining a basically rectangular jewelry box, the side face and front face are joined together with a bottom face such that the bottom face is perpendicular to the side face and front face, a right door tray mounted as a bottom face located on the right door holds articles.
10. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 9, wherein the ring holder features a series of parallel ring retaining grooves forms the top of the lower section.
11. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 9, wherein the ring holder forms a removable tray featuring a series of parallel ring retaining grooves.
12. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 9, wherein a pair of half drawers mount side by side below the main drawer.
13. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 12, further comprising:
a booklet mounted vertically in the opposite door of the door tray and opens facing the user, the booklet holds earring pages resilient planar material including: stud earring pages having a stud hole array allowing multiple studs of earrings to communicate through and attach to the stud earring page; loop earring pages perforated to form an array of low profile protrusions that operate as hooks to allow a user to hang loop earrings on the hook array; clip earring pages having an array of holes to allow a user to clip her clip earrings on array of holes.
14. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 12, wherein pages can be mixed and reordered at the option of the user.
15. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 12, wherein the top panel swivels approximately one hundred twenty degrees between a horizontal closed position and an open position.
16. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 12, wherein the booklet is mounted by a booklet mounting bar.
17. A jewelry box comprising:
a. a lower section having two rows of drawers, and one ring holder above the two rows of drawers, wherein the one ring holder forms the top of the lower section,
b. a rear section defined by one rear panel forming one necklace well between the rear panel and the drawers of the lower section,
c. a plurality of necklace hangers attached to the rear panel are formed as hooks or knobs, whereby they can hold necklaces draped over the necklace holder and allow room far necklaces to hang down into the necklace well behind the lower section of the jewelry box,
d. a top panel forming the top of the box hinges to the rear panel so that a user may lift the top panel in hinged connection to the rear panel, the top panel hinge mechanism limits the degree of motion so that the top panel may swivel from a horizontal closed position to an open position,
e. an upper section, formed of a pair of doors, a left door and a right door, the doors opening above the lower section, the left and right doors opening outwardly and attach by hinges to the rear panel so that both doors swivel along a horizontal plane, both doors have a front face, a bottom face, and a side face, both doors hinge mounted vertically to connect to the rear panel, the side face affixed to the front face, the side face and front face joined perpendicularly defining a basically rectangular jewelry box, the side face and front face are joined together with a bottom face such that the bottom face is perpendicular to the side face and front face, a door tray mounted as a bottom face holds articles,
f. an earring booklet mounted vertically in the opposite door of the door tray and opens facing the user, the booklet holds earring pages made of resilient planar material including: stud earring pages having a stud hole array allowing multiple studs of earrings to communicate through and attach to the stud earring page; loop earring pages perforated to form an array of low profile protrusions that operate as hooks to allow a user to hang loop earrings on the hook array; clip earring pages having an array of holes to allow a user to clip her clip earrings on array of holes.
18. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 17, wherein the earring booklet is mounted in the right door and the door tray is mounted in the left door.
19. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 17, wherein the top panel swivels approximately one hundred twenty degrees between a horizontal closed position and an open position.
20. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 17, wherein the booklet mounting means is a booklet mounting bar.
21. The rectangular jewelry box of claim 17, wherein the earring booklet is mounted in the left door and the door tray is mounted in the right door.

1. A paper transporting felt which is at least one paper transporting felt of a pair of paper transporting felts, which are disposed in a press apparatus provided in a press part of a paper machine, form a press mechanism together with a press in the press apparatus, which are transported while sandwiching a wet paper and pressurized by the press, comprising:
a base layer;
a first batt layer which is formed on a wet paper side surface of the base layer;
a second batt layer which is formed on a press side surface of the base layer;
a polymer elastic material which is impregnated in the base layer, the first batt layer and the second batt layer; and
a wet paper contacting layer which is formed on a wet paper side surface of the first batt layer so as to come into direct contact with the wet paper, and which comprises a flexible resin material,
wherein a compressibility of the wet paper contacting layer is larger than a compressibility of a layer formed by the base layer, the first batt layer and the second batt layer.
2. The paper transporting felt according to claim 1,
wherein the flexible resin material includes a foaming resin or a hollow particulate resin.
3. The paper transporting felt according to claim 1,
wherein a difference between the compressibility of the wet paper contacting layer and the compressibility of the layer formed by the base layer, the first batt layer and the second batt layer is more than or equal to 5% under 10 kgcm2 pressure.
4. A press apparatus of a paper machine comprising the paper transporting felt according to claim 1.
5. A press apparatus of a paper machine comprising a plurality of press mechanisms each having the paper transporting felt according to claim 1,
wherein the plurality of press mechanisms are disposed in series along a transporting direction of the wet paper transported by the paper transporting felts.
6. The press apparatus of a paper machine according to claim 5,
wherein the paper transporting felt is provided in a press mechanism disposed on a downstream side in the transporting direction among the plurality of press mechanisms.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A connector arrangement, comprising
a first connector comprising a first outer connector, a first inner connector with a protruding element and first attaching means for attaching the first connector to a first object, the first connector being movable in relation to the first object in at least two different directions;
a second connector comprising a second outer connector, a second inner connector with a protruding element, and second attaching means for attaching the second connector to a second object;
a bullet connector comprising a bullet outer connector and bullet inner connector;
the bullet connector being attachable to the first and second connectors between the first and second connector, the bullet outer connector being configured to make a contact with the first and the second outer connector to form a first conductive signal path from the first outer connector to the second outer connector, the bullet inner connector comprising means for receiving the protruding elements of the first and second inner connectors to form a second conductive signal path from the first inner connector to the second inner connector.
2. The connector arrangement of claim 1, wherein the first and second attaching means are common to more than one first and second connector.
3. The connector arrangement of claim 1 or 2, further comprising shielding means attached to the outer surfaces of the first and second outer connectors forming the first conductive signal path.
4. The connector arrangement of claim 1, being couplable to locking means in the first and second object attaching the first and second objects together in order to form the first and second conductive signal paths.
5. The connector arrangement of claim 1, being couplable to guiding means in the first and second object for directing the first and second outer connectors together with the accuracy smaller than the movement allowed by the second attaching means.
6. The connector arrangement of claim 1, wherein the first attaching means comprise a spring loaded bed providing the movement of the first connector in at least two directions orthogonal with each other.
7. The connector arrangement of claim 1, wherein the first andor second inner connector comprises an integrated low pass filter in the same body as the protruding element.
8. The connector arrangement of claim 7, the first andor second inner connector comprising an insulator axially surrounding at least part of the inner connector.
9. The connector arrangement of claim 8, wherein the first andor second inner connector comprises one or more grooves on a surface facing radially outwards of the first andor second inner connector, the insulator of the first andor second inner connector being attached to the one or more grooves.
10. The connector arrangement of claim 9, wherein the insulator of the first andor second inner connector is injection moulded to the one or more grooves.
11. The connector arrangement of claim 1, wherein the first object is an antenna and the second object is a transceiver.
12. The connector arrangement of claim 1, wherein the first object is a power amplifier and the second object is a filter.
13. A connector arrangement, comprising
a first connector comprising a first outer connector, a first inner connector with a protruding element and first attaching means for attaching the first connector to a first object, the first connector being movable in relation to the first object in at least two different directions;
a bullet connector comprising a bullet outer connector and bullet inner connector;
the bullet connector being attachable from a first side to the first connector, the bullet outer connector being configured to make a contact with the first outer connector to form a first conductive signal path from the first outer connector to the bullet outer connector, the bullet inner connector comprising means for receiving the protruding element of the first inner connector to form a second conductive signal path from the first inner connector to the bullet inner connector,
the bullet connector being further attachable from a second side to another connector, the bullet outer connector being configured to make a contact with an outer connector of the another connector to extend the first conductive signal path from the first outer connector to the outer connector of the another connector, the bullet inner connector comprising means for receiving the protruding element of the inner connector of the another connector to extend the second conductive signal path from the first inner connector to inner connector of the another connector.
14. The connector arrangement of claim 13, the connector arrangement being couplable to locking means in the first object, the locking means being attachable to a second object to form the first and second conductive signal paths.
15. The connector arrangement of claim 13, wherein the first and inner connector comprises an integrated low pass filter in the same body as the protruding element.
16. The connector arrangement of claim 15, the first inner connector comprising an insulator axially surrounding at least part of the inner connector,
the first inner connector comprises one or more grooves on a surface facing radially outwards of the first second inner connector, wherein
the insulator of the first inner connector is attached to the one or more grooves.