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That could be good news for Natty (and me) I hope.
In my experience a 'proper' ATI Catalyst version cools down my laptop considerably, at least thats what it did with 10.10 (which I'm running now because it was almost not workable with 11.04).
I'm almost tempting to do a new upgrade to 11.04 and the new 11.4 Catalyst tonight but a new episode of Stargate Universe is about to start and don't want to miss that.
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As you binge on candy and try to scare yourself silly tonight, forget Jason, Freddy and Dracula. All you really need to get spooked is this freshly-released video single from Chi-Town emcee/producer Frank Leone. The visuals for MONSTERS, directed by Pete Campbell and Frank himself, set the tone. Their chilling imagery feels like a cross between Saw and The Blair Witch Project. The haunting video is only the beginning, though. Frank's croaking beat, featuring a plethora of ominous samples ranging from The Phantom of the Opera to Nicki Minaj, is like that spooky sound you hear in the middle of the night; you shouldn't investigate, but you can't seem to ignore it. Frank, with a cutting, striking flow, and guest emcee Monster Mike, with his crawling flow, add yet another layer of grime to this gruesome cut. MONSTERS will appear on Frank's 2014 album, Enter Wild. Additionally, fans can look forward to his participation in the return of the DJBooth Freestyle Series.
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Aug. 14, 1962 R. VAN NEST POWELSON 3,049,527
PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR THE CONTINUOUS REACTION OF GASEOUS REACTANTS 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 Fig,
Filed Dec. 8, 1959 INVENTOR. ROGER V. N. POWELSON ATTORNEY Aug. 14, 1962 R. VAN NEST POWELSON 3,049,527
PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR THE CONTINUOUS REACTION OF GASEOUS REACTANTS Filed Dec. 8, 1959 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Fig. 2
INVENTOR. ROGER M N.POWELSON W0. (AA/ML AT TQRNEY nite States 3,049,527 PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR THE CONTINU- OUS REACTION OF GASEOUS REACTANTS Roger Van Nest Powelson, Ambler, Pa., assignor to Sun glil Company, Philadelphia, Pa., a corporation of New ersey Filed Dec. 8, 1959, Ser. No. 858,214 5 Claims. (Cl. 260-931) This invention relates to a process for conducting continuous chemical reactions, and more particularly to a process for conducting chemical reactions wherein a gas is caused to react in a liquid reaction medium, which may be inert under the reaction conditions, or which may be reactive with the gas.
There are a number of processes in which a gas is caused to react in a liquid reaction medium in order to form reaction products. Among these processes may be mentioned the oxidation of paraflin wax to form acids, alcohols, and carbonyl compounds; oxidation of 2,6-dimethyl naphthalene to form 2,6-naphthalene dicarboxylic acid; oxidation of para-xylene to form terephthalic acid; and polymerization of normally gaseous straight chain alpha-olefins in the presence of a coordination complex polymerization catalyst. Other reactions of this type will suggest themselves to those skilled in the art. Since the process of the invention is particularly useful in polymerizations, the following description will be concerned with such reactions, it being understood, however, that the process of the invention is not limited to these reactions, but is applicable to any reaction in which a gas is caused to react in a liquid medium.
Processes for the polymerization of normally gaseous alpha-olefins such as ethylene, propylene and butene-l, and mixtures thereof, to solid polymers with the aid of a solid coordination complex catalyst are known. The catalyst system believed to be most effective for the polymerization is titanium chloride activated with an aluminum alkyl or aluminum alkyl halide, although other activators such as other metal alkyls and hydrides may be used. Other metal halides such as vanadium, zirconium, or iron chloride may be substituted for the titanium chlw ride. Since the present invention does not rely for patentability on the use of any particular catalyst, there would appear to be no necessity to list all the specific catalyst systems which may be used in the practice of the invention.
All of the coordination complex catalysts are reactive with oxygen and polar compounds, and must be decomposed in the processing of the polymer after the polymerization reaction has been completed. Consequently, in order to obtain the maximum amount of polymer from a given amount of catalyst, it has been the practice to conduct the reaction in an autoclave fitted with an agitator as a batch process, continuing the reaction until the catalyst particles have become so coated with polymer that they are no longer effective to catalyze the reaction at a reasonable rate. The polymerization reaction is quite exothermic, and the stirred autoclave has the disadvantage that heat removal from the reactor contents is non-uniform, since even with good agitator design there will always be zones of relative quiescence which will be at a higher temperature than the zones of turbulence in contact with the heat removal means. When ethylene or butene-l is being polymerized, zones of higher or lower temperature can be lived with, even though the range of molecular weight in the product will be higher than would be the case if it were possible to keep the reactor contents at a uniform temperature throughout. In the case of propylene polymerization, however, non-uniform temperatures have a very serious eflect on the reaction. If the temperature at any point in the reactor is 3349,52? Patented Aug. 14, 1962 ice allowed to rise above about C., the polymer forms in strings which Wrap themselves about the impeller and destroy its efficiency, giving rise to the formation of still more stringy polymer. When this happens the reaction must be discontinued, and the polymer must be removed manually from the impeller, which is a very difficult task. Another disadvantage of the batch process is its discontinuity, necessitating the provision of storage facilities for each batch of product as it is dumped from the reactor. Also, the molecular weight and melt index of the polymer will vary to some degree from batch to batch.
Proposals have heretofore been made for polymerizing olefins in a continuous manner in the presence of a coordination complex catalyst, which involve the continuous addition of catalyst and continuous withdrawal of product from a reactor of the stirred autoclave type. [If but one reaction vessel is used in this type of operation, incomplete utilization of catalyst is had, since the catalyst in the vessel will be in equilibrium insofar as activity is concerned, and some comparatively fresh catalyst will be continuously withdrawn from the reactor along with the product. This effect may be minimized by passing the reaction mixture through a series of reactor-s, but the disadvantage of inadequate heat control in a stirred autoclave-type reactor will remain.
It is an object of this invention to provide a continuous process for conducting chemical reactions in the presence of a liquid reaction medium while maintaining the temperature at a substantially constant value throughout the reaction mixture.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will become apparent as the disclosure proceeds.
In general, in the embodiment hereinafter discussed, my invention consists in causing a suspension of catalyst in liquid reaction medium to flow over a series of foraminous members, placed one above the other in a reaction vessel while passing the monomer to be polymerized upwardly through the foraminous member at a velocity suflicient to hold the liquid on the member. Each member, which is preferably fabricated of stainless steel mesh of a sieve size small enough to create an appreciable pressure drop through the member, is provided with an upwardly extending Weir to hold a pool of liquid on the member, and a downcomer extending below the liquid level on the next lower member to inhibit the flow of monomer through the weir opening. Cooling means, which extend in the direction of liquid flow, are provided above each member in order to remove the heat of reaction, and means are provided for introducing additional monomer below each member to make up for that consumed in the reaction on the next lower member and to maintain the upward velocity of the monomer at the desired rate. The gaseous monomer flowing upwardly through liquid reaction mixture keeps the entire reaction mixture in a state of violent turbulence, with no relatively quiescent zones, so that the temperature may "be maintained substantially constant through the mixture. Since there is a pressure drop across the forarninous members, the pressure at the bottom of the reactor will be greater than at the top. This higher pressure will cause a higher percentage of monomer to be dissolved in the reaction medium on the lower members, where the catalyst is partially deactivated, and will speed up the reac tion rate, causing the reaction rate throughout the reactor to be substanially uniform.
In order that those skilled in the art may more fully understood my invention and the manner of carrying it out it will be more particularly described as a process for the polymerization of propylene in connection with the accompanying drawings in which FIG. 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a reactor adapted to practice the processof the invention.
FIG. 2 is a horizontal cross-sectional view taken across the line 22 of FIG. 1, and
FIG. 3 is a fragmentary vertical cross-sectional view taken across lines 3-3 of FIG. 2.
Referring now to FIG. 1, the reactor, indicated generally at 10, is provided with a number of foraminous members 11a, 11b, 11c, Ha, 11e, 11f, 11g and 1111, which extend across an area defined by the interior wall of reactor shell 12 and weir plates 13a, b, c, d, e, f, g and h. The foraminous members are preferably formed of stainless steel wire mesh, but may also be perforated steel plates. The weir plates extend downwardly from each foraminous member to a level below the upper level of the weir plate attached to the next lower foraminous member, and extend across the diameter of the reactor, as illustrated in FIG. 2. The lowermost weir plate, 13h, extends to the bottom of reactor to form a receiving basin 14, from which the polymerizate may be withdrawn for further processing via line 15 under the control of valve 16.
Heat exchange members 17 extend across foraminous members 11 in the direction of liquid flow, and inlet lines 18 and outlet lines 19 are provided for furnishing cooling fluid to and withdrawing it from heat exchange members 17. As illustrated in FIG. 3, cooling members 17 consist of a pipe coil 20 encased in a smooth-sided casing 21 in order to avoid pockets in which liquid could stagnate.
In starting up the process the reactor 10, manifold 23, inlet lines 24a, b, c, d, e and h, and recirculation line 25 are flushed with propylene introduced through line 22 under control of valve 26 until all air has been removed, flush gases being removed through vent line 27 under the control of valve 28. When all air has been flushed from the system, valve 28 is closed, the reactor 10 is pressurized to 140 p.s.i.g., and circulation of propylene through the reactor, recirculation line 25, and inlet line 24h is commenced under the influence of pump 29 in line 25. The rate of circulation is suflicient to maintain a body of liquid, to be subsequently introduced, on the foraminous members 11a, b, c, d, e, f, g and h. The rate will, of course, vary with the size of the openings in the foraminous members, but the proper rate, for a particular size mesh, may be easily calculated by one skilled in the art. At this time valves 30a, 12, c, d, e, f and g are closed, only valve 30h being open.
When circulation has been established, an inert liquid reaction medium, such as heptane or isooctane is introduced at a temperature of 140 F. to the top of the reactor through line 31 under the control of valve 32. Since at this time there is nothing to prevent the free flow of gas through the spaces between the weir plates 13 and the reactor wall, the velocity of the gas through the foraminous members 11 will be insuflicient to hold the liquid thereon, and the liquid will fall through the reactor, collecting on foraminous member 11h. Since weir plate 13h extends to the bottom of the reactor 10, all gas from line 24h must pass through member 11h, and the velocity will be suflicient to hold the liquid on this memher.
After the liquid on member 11h has built up to a height above that of the lower edge of weir plate 13g, flow of gas through the passage between plate 13g and the wall of the reactor will be blocked, and gas will be forced through member 11g at a rate suflicient to hold liquid upon it. This process will continue until the space above each member 11 is filled with liquid to the level of the upper edge of each associated weir plate. At this time catalyst is introduced through line 33 under the control of valve 34, while continuing flow of reaction medium through line 31. At this time liquid will begin to overflow over weir 13a into the liquid on member 1111, and the overflow will continue over each successive weir 13 until liquid begins to overflow over weir 13h into receiving basin 14. At this time withdrawal of liquid from basin 14 through line 15 under control of valve 16 is begun, in order to hold a constant liquid level in basin 14. The catalyst is preferably a complex of titanium trichloride and aluminum triethyl in a mole ratio of 1:2, or titanium trichloride, aluminum ethyl dichloride and aluminum triethyl ina mole ratio of 1:2:2. Alternatively, an equimolar ratio of titanium triehloride and aluminum diethyl chloride may be used. The flow of reaction medium and that of the catalyst should be so correlated that from about 0.005 to about 0.01 pound of titanium trichloride are introduced to the reactor per gallon of reaction mixture, and the flow of reaction mixture is so regul-ated as to allow the desired residence time in the reactor, for example four hours. The catalyst is introduced into the liquid above member 11b instead of into the liquid above member 11a in order to eliminate carryover of entrained catalyst into demister 35.
As soon as the flow of catalyst is started polymerization starts in the liquid above member 11b. In order to make up for propylene consumed in the reaction, valve 30a is opened, and propylene in an amount equal to that consumed over member 11a is admitted through line 22, manifold 23, and line 24a in order to maintain the rate of flow of propylene through member 11a at a constant value to hold the liquid thereupon. As the catalyst makes its way downward by overflow over weirs 13 to the next lower member 11 whereby to commence polymerization thereon, valves 30b, 30c, 30d, 30e, 30 and 30g are successively opened to introduce to the reactor above each liquid pool a quantity of propylene equal to that consumed in the liquid pool immediately 'below the point of introduction of the propylene. By so proceeding a uniform upward flow of propylene is maintained throughout the tower. After the catalyst has migrated down through the reactor to the liquid pool above member 11h, a slurry of polymer in reaction medium will overflow weir plate 13h into basin 14. This slurry is withdrawn through line 15 for further processing to deactivate the catalyst and to recover the polymer from the liquid medium.
During the polymerization cooling means 17 are operated to maintain a reaction temperature of F. By virtue of the violent and uniform agitation imparted by the upflowing propylene to the reaction mixture above each member 11, uniform temperature conditions may be maintained throughout the reaction mixture, leading to a more homogenous product than can be obtained by carrying out the reaction in a stirred autoclave.
The invention claimed is:
l. A process for conducting chemical reactions which comprises continuously passing a liquid downwardly over a series of foraminous members arranged one above the other while passing a reactive gas upwardly through the liquid at a rate sufticiently high to prevent the liquid from flowing through the foraminous member, exothermically reacting the gas while in contact with said liquid to form a non-gaseous reaction product, adding further reactive gas below each foraminous member in an amount 6 suflicient to replace the gas reacted on the next lower foraminous member, removing heat resulting from the reaction from the liquid above each plate, and recovering a reaction product from the liquid above the lowest foraminous member.
2. A process for the polymerization of olefins which comprises continuously passing an inert hydrocarbon reaction medium containing particles of .a solid coordination complex catalyst downward over a series offorarninous members arranged one above the other while passing a monomer selected from the group consisting of ethylene, propylene, and 'butene-l upwardly in vapor phase through the reaction medium at a rate sufliciently high to prevent the liquid medium from flowing through the foramlnous member, maintaining the reaction medium at a temperature favoring polymerization, polymerizing the monomer in the reaction medium, adding further monomer t0 the upflowing gas stream at a point below each foraminous member in an amount sufiicient to replace the monomer consumed in the polymerization reaction on the next lower foraminous member, and recovering a slurry of solid polymer in the reaction medium from the lowest foraminous member.
3. The process according to claim 2 in which the monomer is ethylene.
4. The process according to claim 2 in which the monomer is propylene.
5. The process according to claim 2 in which the monomer is butene-l.
References (Iited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,337,419 Sensel Dec. 21, 1943 2,512,562 Cummings June 20, 1950 I 2,707,163 Thi'baut Apr. 26, 11955 2,716,587 Hillard Aug. 30, 1955 2,825,721 Hogan et al. Mar. 4, 1958 2,885,389 Schappert May 5, 1959 2,936,303 Goins May 10, 1960
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
Why Move The Draper Prison?
I have had a couple constituents ask me recently why the State is considering moving the Draper prison from its current location. There is a perception that keeping the facility where it is now is a better bargain for the taxpayer than moving it to another location.
For insight on the information guiding the process, here is a presentation we received last year regarding the cost-benefits of relocation:
As you can see, the costs of relocation are offset by the sale of the underlying property. Also, the prison will need to be rebuilt since it is old and atrophying. Given all the considerations, it appears that relocating is in the best interest of our economy and our corrections system.
Nevertheless, for those of you not satisfied with the above presentation. Here is lengthy report we received with all the wonkish details. You can relish in the minutia here:
If you have any questions about the process or policy of this decision (that aren't answered in these presentations), don't hesitate to CONTACT ME.
Monday, November 3, 2014
Top Reasons to Vote for Jeremy Peterson in 2014
If you are reading this, you are either wanting to know more about the candidates in the race for House District 9 or you are a regular recipient of my political newsletter. If you are not receiving the newsletter, but want to, email me and I will make sure you are included.
So, in case you are wondering why I am worth re-electing, here are the top reasons for your consideration:
That's right, you are reading this and these are my thoughts.. Politics is volatile and often times politicians find themselves contradicting their own positions or speaking in a duplicitous manner. I have found that writing my thoughts in a public forum does two things. First, it lets you know where I stand and why. Secondly, it acts as a permanent reference that can be used to understand history on an issue, the changes in circumstances surrounding issues, and it can be accessed at any time by anyone. This shared record of my thoughts and views keeps me grounded.
Active Representation
I make it a point to strongly represent our district's interests at the State Capitol. Prior to my election, our district's voice was literally ignored in the halls of government. However, through relationship building, strong advocacy, and a consistent voice, District 9 is now respected again and recognized as having a seat at the table.
Our district is unique in that it has rural, suburban, and urban areas. Legislation that impacts one area may affect another in a different way. It is a Legislator's job to reconcile the needs of his or her constituents. The best way to do that is through open communication and dialogue with citizens in the community. I have continuously made myself available to you to discuss concerns and I have been very effective in turning the wheels of our state government to address your needs.
Proper Motives
People often wonder what compels men and women to enter politics. There are many reasons. Some are good; others are less desirable, perhaps. For me, it is a passion for serving the community and helping to improve the lives and circumstances of our people. Our family has done some bold and risky things in an effort to help our neighborhood. Fortunately, the efforts have made a difference. Our life experience has been an excellent training ground for me in serving at the State Capitol and I have learned many valuable lessons that have helped me to better address the needs of our diverse district.
The Record
Here are a few points from my record that I am proud of:
- Endorsed by Independent Business Owners and the NFIB
- Rated 100% in 2014 by the Salt Lake Tribune on responsiveness to Clean Air Legislation
- Passed Legislation Reducing Unemployment Taxes by $24 Million
- Introduced the Latinos In Action mentorship program to Ogden School District which boasts a 90%+ college placement for hispanic youth
- Appointed by Governor Herbert to the Multi-Cultural Commission in 2011
- Proposed Legislation to Reform Utah's Court Systems to increase accountability
- Passed Legislation that reduced repeat crime by fixing poor record keeping of incarcerated offenders
- Passed Law bringing common sense to building codes related to owners of older homes
- Sponsored and passed legislation protecting Weber County's Railroad Museums
Of course, there is much more and you can find that here on the blog.
If you have any concerns or issues, I am here to assist you. I look forward to your support as you go to the ballot box. Thank you for your past support. I hope to continue to serve the people of District 9.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Election 2014: Judge the Judges
Have you ever wondered about those judges on the ballot who are up for retention election? Unless you have had the privilege of getting acquainted with one while standing in court next to your public defender, the judges are probably the candidates that most of us know the least about.
So, if you live in Weber County, please click on the link below to read about each judge that will appear on our ballot this year:
Let's make sure we are as informed as we can be when we reach the ballot box. Our government will be much better for our efforts.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Mr. Peterson Awarded by Utah Business Coalition
I was honored this week to receive a "Legislative Champion" award from the Utah Business Coalition for my work in the House to make Utah a business friendly environment. I am grateful for the part I can play to help keep Utah's economy moving forward and encourage an environment that creates jobs for its citizens.
Monday, October 13, 2014
VIDEO: Lt. Governor Quizzes The Electorate
How much does our electorate know about Utah State Government? This hilarious video hosted by Lt. Governor Spencer Cox gives us some insight.
Next Up: Who is the Utah House Majority Whip? (...and what IS a House Majority Whip anyway?)
Thursday, October 9, 2014
The Scourge of Domestic Violence
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. I was invited by the director of the YCC Center in Ogden to speak to advocates and stakeholders about the importance of recognizing the impact domestic violence has in our community.
Ogden Police Chief Mike Ashment spoke before me and shared some shocking facts. Ogden Police Department responded to over 1,400 domestic violence calls last year. Currently, they are on pace to nearly match that for 2014. After my remarks, we heard a compelling personal story from a survivor of domestic violence.
This brave woman talked about how her boyfriend began to control all aspects of her life and eventually cut her off from communication with her family. He became physically and emotionally abusive. His vices cost him his job and it put both of them homeless on the streets of Las Vegas. They barely survived by foraging in the the city center.
Ultimately, she escaped to Utah and was able to rebuild her life and her self esteem with the help of the staff at Ogden's YCC Center. It was a compelling and emotional story to hear.
Domestic violence is abundant in our society much more than our culture recognizes. We seem to pay attention only when it escalates to the point of irreversible tragedy. I believe we can do better. We need to let those in abusive relationship know that they need not tolerate abusive treatment and that there are safe havens available to help them escape the cycle of violence. The YCC is one such safe haven in Weber County.
Let's take a moment to contemplate the impact that domestic violence has on our community and future generations of kids who witness it in their homes. We need to be willing to reach out to those who are suffering and encourage them to seek help. May we have the courage and wisdom to do so.
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Moving the State Prison To Weber County?
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During our most recent interim legislative meeting, we received an update on the the Draper Prison relocation process. We were told that 25 sites have been selected throughout the state for vetting based on a specific set of criteria. Out of curiosity, I inquired if Weber County was on the "Top 25" list and I was told that it was.
So, could the State Prison end up in Weber County? To answer this question we have to dig into the moving parts of the process. First, lets discuss the criteria that PRADA (the agency tapped to vet the proposition of a new prison) is using to determine the best site. The agency is ranking sites based on a score of 100 possible points with points being given for the following characteristics:
Proximity to Society and Amenities - 35 Points (the closer the prison is to services the higher the ranking)
Community Support - 15 Points
Land Quality and Environmental Impact - 15 Points
Infrastructure - 15 Points
Community Services - 10 Points
Development Costs - 10 Points
Development Costs - 10 Points
We were not versed in the exact way points would be assigned, but this helps give us an idea of the general criteria.
Obviously, Weber County scores well on proximity to amenities. It would score high in that category. But, when it comes to the Community Support issue, the discussion becomes interesting. While some local governments scoff at the idea of hosting a prison, others are contending for the prison to come to them because it is a source of stable jobs. Thus, these communities are competing with each other in the form of economic incentives to attract the prison to their location. In talking to those informed on this issue in Weber County, the county is not really interested in participating in this bidding war. Combined with the ill-will expressed by most residents of Weber County regarding the idea of bringing the prison here, local leaders would be hard pressed to give away precious taxpayer money while simultaneously poking those taxpayers in the eye with a stick. The proposition appears to be a non-starter as local leaders look to avoid displeasing the electorate.
Another area Weber County scores low on is land quality. The only place a prison could be built without using eminent domain to acquire farm land would be in the extreme western portion of the county near the lake. That land has a water table that is nearly above ground. The swampy land is just too difficult to build on without incurring a tremendous expense. The water table issue also means that our environmental impact may be larger than is desired due to its proximity to wildlife habitat. Finally, we have development costs and community services which are also impacted due to the swamp lands problem.
So, when factoring all these things together, Weber County scores pretty low on the dial. I am told that due to this, it has not made it to the Top 10 of potential sites. But, given our citizen's general unease with the proposition, that may just be for the better.
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I would never even consider making a left turn on red, no matter what the law said. The cop that gives you the ticket can always say you did not wait long enough. If the light does not change, I will make a right turn and double back. It's not just the ticket you have to pay. Your insurance will go up for 3 years and cost you hundreds of $$$.
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Paradigm Shift - Water FluoridationSubmitted by OFallonBrent on Wed, 02/20/2013 - 17:17
Please tune in live from 8pm-10pm CST to tonight's episode of Paradigm Shift. The shows are archived if you cannot listen live.
(blogtalk is still assigning the wrong date to the url, it is live 2/20/2013)
This entire two hour episode will be dedicated to the issue of water fluoridation.
Our guests tonight are Amy Bremmer who is working to get fluoride removed from the water in Columbia, Missouri, Dr. David Kennedy, DDS who produced the great documentary "Fluoridegate: An American Tragedy", and Dr. William Hirzy, Ph.D. former President of the EPA Union of Scientists and current Chemist In Residence in the College of Arts and Sciences Chemistry Department at the American University in Washington D.C.
Fluoridegate: An American Tragedy: http://youtu.be/LrWFnGpX9wY
Dr. William Hirzy & EPA Union on Fluoridation
Fluoride in Drinking Water:
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Fluoride Action Network
Water fluoridation is a national adverse health issue and it must be ended.
Feel free to call in at (347) 850-1375.
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that is pathetically
that is pathetically misleading. apparently the author of that website does not understand the concept of dosages. Iron is far more toxic than say water, but that does not mean that iron at all doses is bad for you. In fact it is necessary for most forms of life.
And fluoride is not necessary biochemically
Yet public water fluoridation advocates are relentless in their quest to chronically expose every person in a population to fluoride, through the water supply, in uncontrolled dosages.
i would argue that
i would argue that municipalities don't have any business supplying anyone with anything, whether is biochemically necessary or not. That is not the issue. The issue is that people are incorrectly demonizing the process of fluoridation on false, unscientific grounds, rather than demonizing the politics.
And to say that it is uncontrolled could not be further from the truth. municipalities are required to meet very strict criteria for all potentially harmful components in the water. I'll bet you get at least a yearly report showing exactly what levels of everything are in your water. it's probably well below the safe levels as determined by scientific research.
The comments in this mark
The comments in this mark sissons post on fluoride demonstrate my concern about this issue very well. You have people who understand the science correcting the anti-fluoridation people in an embarrassing way. They simultaneously take a jab at their "anti-government" stance. Instead of rightfully arguing the anti-government involvement aspect, the anti-fluoride people continue running in circles around a very flawed argument that lacks credibility. This is a disaster for people working toward free markets. They become associated with anti-reason, anti-science arguments. Not many people take that seriously.
First of all, there seems to be a complete lack of understanding when it comes to fluoridation. The process involves targeting a safe and beneficial level of fluoride in a water supply. In many cases that means reducing fluoride levels from water sources with naturally high levels of fluoride. Other times it is added because of its dental health benefits that are well established by science.
People point to the toxicity of fluoride as a reason that it should not be in drinking water. Remember that EVERYTHING is toxic at some dose. Even water is toxic when consumed in large amounts. The levels found in nearly all municipal water supplies, has not been shown to be dangerous to humans at all.
The latest research used by the anti-fluoride people (it was posted on here and lew rockwell posted it twice) was grossly misunderstood. It demonstrated a possible health risk associated with consumption of highly fluoridated water. Clearly people did not read the actual study. The test subjects were in an area where the water supply had high levels of fluoride (naturally occurring). The control group in the study was consuming water with fluoride levels found in the typical municipal water supplies in the United States. They experienced no detectable health risks.
Ironically, those who were exposed to high levels of Fluoride would have benefit from the fluoridation process we use here, because it would have been lowered to meet the scientifically determined safe levels.
I will say this again: I do not believe that water supplies should be maintained by any government authority. As with everything else, I believe water should be supplied voluntarily through the free market. BUT that does NOT meant that the processes used by the government are necessarily dangerous. Yes, it's important to be vigilant when were stuck using a service or product that maintains a coercive monopoly, such as the common municipal water supply. But, we must also be careful not to discredit ourselves by revealing our ignorance and fighting misguided battles. By all means, make the case against government's involvement in water distribution, but dig a little deeper before criticizing a particular element of the process.
I think you need to listen to the experts
The difference between forms of fluoride was discussed on my show. Dr. Hirzy's knowledge of chemistry and specifically the topic of fluoride is impeccable.
Naturally occurring calcium fluoride is not a health risk.
"Other times it is added
"Other times it is added because of its dental health benefits that are well established by science"
1) That's illegal and immoral, you can't force medication upon the populace.
2) There's no dental health benefits to ingesting fluoride.
3) We have this wonderful invention called toothpaste.
4) Those "benefits established by science" were government-funded studies held in government-owned laboratories.
5) The fluoride dumped in our water supply is not pharmaceutical grade, it's the direct toxic waste byproducts from the creation of aluminum and fertilizer.
"The level of fluoride the government allows the public is based on scientifically fraudulent information and altered reports. People can be harmed simply by drinking water."
- Robert Carton, former EPA Scientist
"Fluoride is a carcinogen by any standard we use. I believe EPA should act immediately to protect the public, not just on the cancer data, but on the evidence of bone fractures, arthritis, mutagenicity, and other effects."
- William Marcus, EPA senior science adviser and toxicologist
"The harmful effects of water fluoridation are more real than is generally admitted, while the claimed dental benefit is negligible."
- John Colquhoun, Chief dental officer of New Zealand
"Harvard Study Finds Fluoride Lowers IQ - Published in Federal Gov't Journal"
"Fluoride & Intelligence: The 36 Studies"
"Reversal of fluoride induced cell injury"
"Fluorosis of the primary dentition"
Grand Rapids MI was First to add Fluoride To the water Supply
They were so proud of this part in "History" that there is actually a monument near the Grand River proclaiming that "we were first" Pat our town on the back.. Anybody?,any body?
yes, and they all have cancer
yes, and they all have cancer and neurological problems, right?
1.) I agree that government should not be involved, but an argument from effect that is based on poor science is a very bad tactic and is going to discredit you. Instead arguments from moral principals should be made. The argument should be framed that, even when something can be beneficial, government STILL shouldn't be involved in providing it by force.
2.) You are making a bold claim that flies in the face of many years of credible scientific research.
3.) at least you aren't one of those people who is even opposed to using flouridated toothpaste.
4.) Some were, some weren't. And AGAIN, that fact alone does not invalidate the results. This is a bad trap to get into.
5.) referring to fluoride as a toxic waste product is merely a red-herring. it is a by-product, as are so many things. that doesn't make it any different from naturally occurring fluoride. that's just fear mongering.
mark sisson has a pretty well reasoned post about fluoride: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/is-fluoride-safe/#axzz2LYia5Xgo
"that doesn't make it any
"that doesn't make it any different from naturally occurring fluoride"
Silicofluorides never occur naturally in nature, and they are 85 times more toxic than natural occurring calcium fluoride. Read: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ie50295a026
"You are making a bold claim that flies in the face of many years of credible scientific research"
Ingesting flouride has horrible effects on your body. Read: http://www.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=2204
"The claim that fluoridation is one of 'nature's experiments' is not valid because the salts put into the water supply, sodium fluoride or silicofluorides, are industrial products never found in natural water or in organisms. They are, furthermore, notoriously toxic, sufficiently so to be used as rat poison or insecticide. Calcium fluoride, on the other hand, which is the form commonly found in natural waters, is not toxic enough for such uses."
— Dr. C. G. Dobbs, (Ph.D., A.R.C.S.) Bangor, Wales, England
You are referring to the
You are referring to the differences between the various vehicles for fluoridation. They may differ in concentrations but the end result is the same because the water supply is adjusted to meet strict regulations of fluoride specifically -- not sodium fluoride or calcium fluoride.
linking to one book is not the same as defending a statement that "There's no dental health benefits to ingesting fluoride." Not the same at all. Again, there is very very little debate about that aspect. It's very well established, scientifically.
Why not? It may be one book
Why not? It may be one book but it references HUNDREDS of scientific studies. If you don't want to read it that's fine, but I'm just showing studies exist which contradict everything you are saying.
The point I'm trying to get across is there is plenty of "science" proving that the health benefits of fluoride ingestion are neglible, and are far outweighed by the harmful risks involved.
I've posted numerous quotes by scientists/researchers, and numerous scientific studies already. The only link you've provided so far is a blog from someone who didn't even go to medical school?
I don't think I need to post
I don't think I need to post links to the vast array of peer reviewed papers demonstrating the health benefits of fluoride. go to pubmed and search. you'll find hundreds. this is well established science.
I'm not sure why someone
I'm not sure why someone would vote down this comment. Does this person disagree with my claim? it's very easy to test. try it. go here: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed
and search for "fluoridated drinking water tooth decay"
browse and learn, keeping in mind that not all research is well conducted. It takes some critical thinking which is unfortunately not taught in government schools. So it may be a bit of a challenge at first.
From pubmed: "The main
From pubmed:
"The main findings were as follows. (1) A significant positive correlation was found between fluoride concentration in drinking water and uterine cancer mortality in 20 municipalities (r = 0.626, p < 0.005). (2) Even after adjusting for the potential confounding variables, such as tap water diffusion rate, primary industry population ratio, income gap, stillbirth rate, divorce rate, this association was considerably significant. (3) Furthermore, the time trends in the uterine cancer mortality rate appear to be related to changes in water fluoridation practices."
"Exposure to high fluoride concentrations in drinking water is associated with decreased birth rates."
"The highest fluoride content in bone ash was observed in women with severe osteoporosis."
"Decreased intelligence in children and exposure to fluoride and arsenic in drinking water."
... I'm sure there's more but that's from just 5 minutes of scrolling. Please read through this article:
Between browsing pubmed, the article above, and the book I referenced, I could literally give you HUNDREDS of links to scientific studies confirming that water fluoridation is dangerous and unecessary.
The second study you listed
The second study you listed is a meta analysis and i cannot even locate the full text of the paper.
the third link has no mention of fluoride levels and only indicates a correlation. There is no mention of how they controlled for variables. I don't see full text for this one either.
And in the last link, the fluoride levels in the water is key. The fluoride levels in the high fluoride areas were well above the allowable limits set in the US. As were arsenic levels. And these were naturally occurring levels. The fluoridation process typically used in the US would have reduced those levels. Additionally, the author states that they did not control for confounding factors. That makes it difficult to draw conclusions from that study alone.
Have you actually read these
Have you actually read these studies beyond the title and abstract? The author of the first one you listed states that his findings are inconclusive and further research is needed. additionally, if the results are to be taken seriously, it seems strange that this correlation is not observed anywhere else.
If YOU'RE going to be taken
If YOU'RE going to be taken seriously, at least read the studies I've presented to you. There's literally hundreds. It's like you're almost in denial? I don't know what else to say, I guess I give up. Keep drinking that fluoride :)
I did. And I just pointed
I did. And I just pointed out to you that at least the first one you posted was deemed inconclusive by the author. There is a lot of good science and a lot of bad science, and a lot of unclear and inconclusive science. Over the years there has been a lot of research done on fluoridated drinking water. The scientific consensus overwhelmingly demonstrates that fluoridated water, in the levels commonly found in US drinking water presents no harm to humans, and does provide a dental health benefit.
There is really no debate about this anymore in the scientific community. The remaining fringe debate is a result of political ideology. The political aspect and the scientific aspect need to be separated. This a huge problem within politically ideological groups like libertarians, conservatives, and liberals. Libertarians should have the upper hand on this. Regardless of what science say, or what is good or bad for us, the government has no business prohibiting anything or forcing anything on us. It's that simple. Trying to bend scientific consensus way out of whack to gain some leverage in an argument is counterproductive.
Arguing that government is wrong to add fluoride to the water implies that you think it's ok they they are providing water at all, and inevitably processing it in many other ways. This undermines the libertarian stance altogether.
Thanks for listening
Thanks for listening everyone.
The show is available on demand now at:
I think we covered most of what I wanted to get out there.
I did not get to touch on kidney disease. If you know anyone on dialysis, make sure the place performing the procedure is not using tap water, it could be fatal due to fluoride poisoning.
This is now a hot topic in Australia
The decision to add fluoride was given back to local councils in the state of Queensland Australia and now the federal government are kicking themselves because many in the north are stopping this practice. I am happy to say that although my city is still adding fluoride to our waters, that it is a very hot topic here so now we have the support in our local community and our council members are taking notice to which some have already sided with stopping fluoridation. I can definately see in the near future that it will be stopped here.
I would suggest rather then sending letters to your local councils or whatever it is in America, that you try get your local newspapers to cover it as this is the only reason this issue is now been raised to our local government.
Hey America : it's time to END Fluoridation !
Maybe if we stop adding STUPID to our drinking water we can begin to tackle the future ?
Ya think ?
to me that Alex Jones has been telling us this story for YEARS,
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And I have known about it for years.
I scheduled tonight's discussion on water fluoridation because one of the foremost experts on the topic is going to be giving testimony tomorrow night to a board that will be recommending whether to continue or discontinue water fluoridation in Missouri's 4th largest city.
Amy Bremer who is spearheading the effort there is a good friend and Ron Paul supporter from the 2008 campaign and is a great liberty activist in her community.
I am also hoping that tonight's show will be used as a resource by others trying to address the issue in their communities.
Link to video of Amy Bremer's
Link to video of Amy Bremer's presentation to the Columbia, MO City Council on 11/19/12.
Thanks for this post
will be listening.
I'll be there.
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It took almost half of the 2013 season for the Arizona Cardinals to get in sync with first-year head coach Bruce Arians' offensive system, but after their bye week in early November things really took off through the air and on the ground.
Carson Palmer threw 14 touchdown passes over the final eight weeks.
Rookie running back Andre Ellington emerged with 923 yards of offense to go along with four total touchdowns.
Second-year wideout Mike Floyd finally lived up to his first-round billing, recording 65 catches for a team-high 1,041 yards.
And All-Pro Larry Fitzgerald fell into a groove, as well, adjusting to life all over the field with team highs in touchdowns (10) and catches (82) en route to his seventh straight Pro Bowl appearance.
But following Arizona's 10-win season, general manager Steve Keim went out and tried to find Fitzgerald and Co. even more help in free agency.
Keim solidified the offensive line with the signing of left tackle Jared Veldheer, filled the vacancy left by Rashard Mendenhall with Jonathan Dwyer and added speed and versatility to the receiving and tight end corps with veterans Ted Ginn Jr. and John Carlson.
"Last year, for the first time in awhile in the run game we were a physical, dominant force," Fitzgerald told Arizona Sports 98.7 FM's Doug and Wolf Tuesday. "You saw that when we were able to go up there and play in Seattle. We were able to establish the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball and were able to physically beat people. It was nice to have that.
"But, we can also pass the ball and make our explosive plays having Jonathan Dwyer coming in now and having another year of Andre Ellington, who is so dynamic in terms of catching the ball out of the backfield, running the football and running screens. He's a really special player. Ryan Williams is coming back, and obviously Stefan Taylor can run through the tackles. We really have a huge contingency of guys that can hurt you. That makes it fun."
The fun isn't limited to the backfield depth, as Fitzgerald admitted he's especially excited about what Ginn Jr. will be able to provide to the Cardinals' passing game.
"Ted, ever since he's gotten into the league has been a guy who has been able to stretch the field," said Fitzgerald. "He's going to be dynamic in our return game. He's going to give us so many more options on the deep ball.
"It's great to have him as part of our team. I've been following him since he was a youngster at Glenville (Ohio) High School. I've known his father for a long time. To finally get a chance to play with him is going to be exciting. Hopefully, he can teach me some of those track speed drills."
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Le cours expose la théorie de Galois, du classique critère de non-résolubilité des équations polynomiales aux méthodes plus avancées de calcul de groupes de Galois par réduction modulo un nombre premier.
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