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August 4, 2008 3:11 PM
A few more notes
Posted by Bob Condotta
Headed out to practice here soon, but here are a few more notes and quotes from today's press briefing:
--- Lots of personnel news today, including reports of UW's second and third commitments of the year, which could get lost in the shuffle on a day like this. Scout.com and RealDawg. com are each reporting a commitment from cornerback Kenneth Pinkard of Texas while RealDawg is also reporting one from cornerback Aaron Grymes of West Seattle. Grymes was the offensive MVP of the Metro League last season.
--- Jake Locker said he worked as a counselor this summer at the Air 7 Camp with Steve Clarkson this summer. He said he worked a little on his footwork but as he has said earlier, his main thing has been learning the playbook so he can gain more confidence in where he is going with the ball, which he thinks will lead to more accuracy.
--- E.J. Savannah has been seen outside the media work room area having a discussion with UW coach Tyrone Willingham. Senio Kelemete has also been seen on campus today. As Willingham said earlier, these things could change in a day, so we'll see. But as Willingham noted, Savannah has multiple issues, academic, injury and otherwise, to make it back.
--- The Huskies look to be tighter than ever with media access this year. Three practices will be closed completely to the media this year --- all within the last nine days before the Oregon game --- without even the usual first 25 minutes of availability. At the moment, there is also just one practice open to the media, that coming today. The rest will be limited to 25 minutes.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Old Parsonage Hotel Oxford
We stayed at The Old Parsonage for one night in September 2005.
We had no specific grumbles about anything as our small double room was clean and neutrally decorated (if a bit tatty round the edges with, for example, the shower screen leaking water over the bathroom floor).
However, for the price we would have expected a bit more - including breakfast. It is very cheeky to charge �14 a head for a breakfast which (on our quick inspection) you would pay no more than �5 for in a decent cafe. Taking the advice of previous TripAdvisor reviewers we did just this and went round the corner to the lovely Maison Blanc instead.
We also found the unrelenting marketing unwelcome and inappropriate - we had five separate bits of paper in our welcome pack and room urging us to visit again at Christmas and reminding us to "book soon".
Whilst fine, because the Old Parsonage seems to be geared towards making as much money as possible from tourists, staying there doesn't make for a particularly pleasant or relaxing experience.
Exquisite Hotel, Impeccable Service
With over thirty years spent vacationing at the Old Parsonage, I feel qualified to recommend it as the quintessential English country house hotel. The rooms are chic without being over done, public areas are warm and inviting. The staff is helpful, but not intrusive. The location in Oxford is ideal. This is a hotel that is not to be missed.
A wonderful retreat, gorgeous food
We stayed two nights at the Old Parsonage and had a lovely time there. It's one of those places where it really does look exactly like the photos - big, cosy fireplaces, a dining room with the intimacy of a private country house, and no nasty surprises once you get past the beautiful old part of the hotel. So many places have luxurious and olde world public areas but when you get to your room it's no better than a Travelodge out the back. Not so here - our room was in one of the more modern parts of the building but there was no discernible difference in style, quality of fittings and furniture or atmosphere. It was a small room, but quiet, with a little balcony and French doors, a spacious bathroom and just across the corridor was a hidden courtyard, lovely to come out of our room to in the morning.
We found the service to be excellent - discreet, friendly and the fastest room service I've ever encountered. We had dinner on a Friday on the Terrace - I was worried it might be cold or noisy being next to the road, but in fact I didn't even need a sweater as the heaters were turned on as dusk fell, the garden wall and the excellent jazz band meant we hardly noticed there was a road at all. We loved the food, and yes, it wasn't cheap, but the staff know how to make you feel special and every mouthful was delicious. We were told that all the hotel's fish gets shipped the same day from Jersey, so it's utterly fresh - my husband vouched for it with his lobster. And I do have to say that the smoked salmon I had at breakfast was out of this world.
We would like to have taken out the hotel's own punt - kept on the river for the use of guests (complimentary) - but the weather was a bit too chilly! Maybe next time. I wish we could afford to stay at the Parsonage more often! If you're looking for another trendy, anonymous boutique hotel with wall to wall gadgets in the room and sullen service it may not be what you want, but we found it to be a lovely, relaxing and luxurious retreat in what can be a very hectic city.
Agree with most comments on the Old Parsonage
In July 2003 my husband and I spent 2 nts in Oxford to attend my niece's wedding. We researched hotels/inns/b and bs and decided on the Old Parsonage as we liked the description. We are interested in history and charming country inns. My niece,living in the city,had not stayed there but had a meal in the restaurant and felt it was very nice.
She was right,though it was pricey. Service was very good.
However I must agree with the comments made regarding the rooms-ours was on the top floor and was small,dark and definitely over priced.
The comment that was made "flatters to deceive" must be an English phrase as I am not familiar with it but it vividly describes this hotel.
If we return we'll stay elsewhere.
Nice idea but pricey and doesn't quite deliver
We stayed at the Old Parsonage during an admittedly busy Oxford Literary Festival weekend. The building is lovely and the location convenient for north/central Oxford, also near good cafes, delis etc. Most of the staff were friendly. But overall we felt this hotel 'flatters to deceive'. We thought it very expensive (�170 a double a night) for what we got: small, rather dark and overheated room; terrestrial TV only (and that didn't work very well and didn't get resolved during our stay); no radio; no minibar or fridge. These drawbacks were only partially compensated for by the nice bathroom (with Molton Brown freebies), comfortable beds and pleasant decor. Like others, we found breakfast very pricey: �12 for an English breakfast or �10 for a very scanty continental one - and each distinct: if you wanted the kind of full breakfast many hotels serve it would cost �22. Overall, it wasn't awful but really should be quite a lot better for the money.
Charming, quintessential Oxford!
We found this to be an utterly charming hotel.....very much in keeping with the town. We were given early check-in after our overnight flight and found the service during our entire 3 day stay to be friendly and accomodating. Our room at the back of the main floor was lovely, quiet and walked out to a garden sitting area.....not overly luxurious, but very comfortable.
The staff was willing to serve breakfast or tea in the afternoon on our private terrace or out in the wonderful front walled garden. Dining in the hotel is expensive. We enjoyed small simple breakfasts there, but would NOT recommend their high tea. Their neighbouring restaurant "Gee's", however, was fantastic!
Little disappointed
After looking forward to staying in the hotel for a few months (a belated honeymoon) we were disappointed that despite asking about car parking(and being told that if the car park was full they could pop us somewhere else) there was not enough space for us to park and were directed by a receptionist to use a pay and display car park a little distance away. Fair enough they did go and collect the vehicle at 7pm but as an opener it had already tainted the stay a little. The Key programming computer wasn't working so we had to wait at reception everytime we wanted to go back into our room, another minor annoyance.
The room itself was lovely, if a little warm and noisy from being on the main road. The bathroom was clean and spacious but not quite the marble extravaganza I was anticipating. However there was lots of hot water and a good shower. The worst part of the trip was breakfast - the room price doesn't include breakfast and breakfast in the hotel is soooo expensive~ go elsewhere and get a pastry and coffee. Being lactose intolerant I asked whether the mushrooms were cooked in butter, to which the surly waitress mumbled yes. No offer of asking the chef if he could do them in oil. Basically for each of us to have 2 poached eggs on toast, a orange juice each, a small pot of tea for husband, a small pot of coffee for me and 1 bowl of cereal we paid �19.95!! It would have been �5 more but I had to challenge the �10 for a continental breakfast when it only involved 1 bowl of cereal (which still cost �5 ~ hope my husband enjoyed every mouthful!!). To conclude this epic - the hotel is very pretty but on a main road, the room was lovely but service inconsistent. I wouldn't stay here again personally but it is in a fairly central location in Oxford. All in all a disappointing stay.
Wonderful restaurant . . . but not impressed with hotel
Excellent setting for meals or high tea. However, buyer beware of the hotel. Our very small room was $220 a night and did not include any breakfast. The service was mediocre (front desk personnel could hardly speak English and had to admit a few times that they just couldn't help us). They were very friendly and overtly apologetic, though. Also beware of their cancellation policy of minimum 24 hour notice (as opposed to notifcation by 4pm on arrival day that is standard for practically every hotel that we have stayed in world-wide). We called at 8 AM on our arrival day to move our reservation to a different night because we were trying to re-arrange our itinerary due to rioting in London about President Bush's visit. We were very curtly told that we were "not following the written rules" regarding changes and that our credit card would be charged the full amount of the room "regardless of whether you lodge here or not." After checking in that afternoon (so we didn't lose our $220), we had telephone problems that they couldn't get resolved, and we were supposed to have a clock radio in our room -- it was never found. The carpets were worn through in the hallways. At 8:50 AM the next morning, the banging fist on our door was the maid wanting to clean our room (we did not have our "make up room" sign out).
Finally, be prepared to pay for your morning paper delivered outside your door. Our final bill had a $1.70 charge for the newspaper--a first for us to be charged for a "complimentary" newspaper.
THE place to stay in Oxford
Before, during, and at the tail-end of a six-week summer program at Oxford University, I and three friends spent much time at the Old Parsonage. The rooms are beautiful, cozy, and unique. The staff is warm, friendly, efficient, and fun-loving. The food and dining atmosphere is superb. (Yes, the High Tea is the best in the city... and we sampled a lot of High Teas.) It is one of the most romantic, old-world, high class places I have ever been. I'm counting the days until I can go back.
Most authentic cream tea
Oxford's loveliest High Tea can be found at the Old Parsonage Hotel, and taken outside the wisteria-draped 13th c. building in good weather in their lovely walled garden. Inside, the Parsonage Bar sports walls crammed with artwork, provides first-rate service, and is available for bar suppers and breakfasts as well. While I have not stayed at the hotel, it has a private car park, always a delight in Oxford Centre, and its location is perfect for walking the sights the city has to offer.
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US 3296136 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) United States Patent 3,296,136 LUBRICANT COMPOSITIONS OF IMPROVED OXIDATION RESISTANCE Daniel B. Eiciremeyer, Park Forest, and Tai S. Chao, Homewood, 11]., assignors to Sinclair Research, Inc., New York, N.Y., a corporation of Delaware No Drawing. Filed Nov. 13, 1963, Ser. No. 323,275 6 Claims. (Cl. 252-475) This invention relates to ester-based lubricant compositions containing a novel combination of additive agents. More particularly the present invention relates to esterbased lubricant compositions which exhibit increased oxidation resistance. Organic compounds, such as lubricating oils, undergo oxidation upon exposure to air. This process is accentuated by elevated temperatures such as occur in engines and other operating machinery. When such organic compositions are used as motor or machinery lubricants, their stability is still further drastically reduced due to their contact with metal surfaces which give up metallic particles into the lubricant. Such abraded or dissolved metals or metal salts appear to act as oxidation catalysts in the lubricant causing the formation of primary oxidation products which in turn cause further degradation of the organic compounds present in the composition. Problems of this nature are encountered in mineral oils but appear to be particularly troublesome in synthetic oleaginous fluids exemplified by esters. The development of modern high speed jet turbine aircraft engines necessitates the search for lubricants which are resistant to high temperature oxidative degradation. Jet turbines are actuated by the energy of a burning fuel and are used to drive compressors which provide large amounts of air for the burning of the fuel. The combustion of the fuel provides the energy for driving the compressors with the remainder of the useful energy going into the propulsion of the aircraft. Jet turbine bearings are lubricated by pumping a lubricant to the bearings from a reservoir in a closed system. The design of more powerful jet turbines has led to an increase in the lubricant reservoir temperature and to greater difficulty in maintaining lubricant stability under the more severe conditions. For example, a lubricant which will operate satisfactorily at a reservoir temperature of 250 F. may sludge badly, build up viscosity, develop high acidity and corrode metals at a reservoir temperature of 440 F. Thus jet turbine service requires a lubricant of superior thermal and oxidation stability as well as satisfactory physical characteristics in terms of viscosity, flash point, volatility, and load carrying properties. To arrive at such a lubricant it has been the general practice to add an antioxidant and other additives, such as foam inhibitors, anti-wear agents, etc. to a base fluid of suitable properties. Numerous oxidation and corrosion inhibitors have been found for use in lubricating compositions and many combinations thereof also have been tested. For instance, antioxidants such as phenothiazine; phenyl-a-naphthyL amine; S-ethyl-lO, 10-dipheuylphenazasiline; etc. are well known in the art. The known inhibitors, however, are not adequate to prvoide the superior oxidation resistance now needed. Moreover, the eifectiveness of these known inhibitors is greatly impaired in the presence of metal. It is the object of this invention to provide an ester abse synthetic lubricant having superior resistance toward oxidative and thermal degradation. It is a further object to protect and improve this resistance against the detrimental effects of metals with the use of suitable additives. 3,296,136 Patented Jan. 3, 1967 The present invention provides an improved ester based lubricant composition containing small amounts eflfective to retard oxidation, of each of a defined sulfur and nitrogen-containing organic compound and an arcmatic amine. The sulfur and nitrogen-containing organic compounds of my compositions are soluble in the base ester oil to the extent present and have the formula: wherein R is hydrogen, an aromatic radical of say up to 18 carbon atoms or an alkyl, including cycloalkyl, radical of, for instance, up to about 18 carbon atoms; X is an amino or azo radical, that is, NR or -N=N; m is 0 to 1; n is 1 to 2; and p is 1 to 2. In any given compound the R radicals may be the same or difierently selected from the group of radicals given; however, at least one of the R groups is other than hydrogen and when m is O the R attached to the C(S) group is other than hydrogen. Exemplary of the R aromatic radicals are pyridyl, phenyl and naphthyl groups, which groups may be substituted with non-deleterious substituents such as one or more lower alkyl radicals. Also two R groups, say on opposite sides of the C(S)- radical, may be linked together, especially when alkyl groups are involved. R may also be a mixed radical, for instance of the aromatic alkyl type as in the case of benzyl. The aromatic amine component of the invention is soluble in the ester fluid to the extent present and can be represented by the following general formula: wherein Q is a monovalent hydrocarbon of 1 to 20 carbons, preferably 6 to 12 carbon atoms, whose adjacent carbon atoms are no closer than 1.40 A (i.e. a non-olefinic, non-acetylenic, monovalent hydrocarbon), and Q is an aromatic hydrocarbon radical of 6 to 12 or 16 carbon atoms. Thus Q can be an alkyl group, including cyclokalyl or an aromatic group. Preferably, both Q and Q are aromatic and often at least one is a fused ring aromatic, e.g. naphthyl. Q and Q can be substituted with non-interefering substituents such as alkyl groups and amine groups, preferably alkyl or aromatic amines, and Q and Q can be linked together by means of a non-interfering element such as carbon, sulfur and oxygen. lllustrative of suitable amines are phenothiazine, N-phenyltit-naphthyl amine; dim-naphthyl amine); N,N'-diphenyl para-phenylene diamine; N,N-dioctyl para-phenylene diamine, N,N-heptylphenyl-para-phenylene diamine; diphenyl amine, N-butyl phenyl-(u-decyl) amine, di-betanaphthyl amine, etc. The lubricant composition of this invention includes as the major component a base oil which is an ester of lubricating viscosity which may be, for instance, a simple ester or compounds having multiple ester groupings such as complex esters, di or other polyesters, and polymer esters. These esters are usually made from monoand polyfunction-al aliphatic alcohols or alkanols, and aliphatic mono and poly carboxylic or alkanoic acids. Frequently, the alcohols and acids have about 4 to 12 carbon atoms. The reaction product of a mono-functional alcohol and a monocarboxylic acid is usually considered to be a simple ester. A diester is usually considered to be the reaction product of 1 mole of a dicarboxylic acid, say of 6 to 10 carbon atoms, with 2 moles of a monohydric alcohol or of 1 mole of a glycol, for instance, of 4 to 10 carbon atoms, with two moles of a monocarboxylic acid, e.g. of 4 to 10 carbon atoms. The diesters frequently contain from 20 to 40 carbon atoms. A complex ester is usually considered to be of the type XYZYX in which X represents a monoalcohol residue. Y represents 'a dicarboxylic acid residue and Z represents a glycol residue and the linkages are ester linkages. Those esters, wherein X represents a monoacid residue, Y represents a glycol residue and Z represents a dibasic acid residue are also considered to be complex esters. The complex esters often have 30 to 50 carbon atoms. Polymer esters or polyester bright stocks can be prepared by direct esterification of dicarboxylic acids with glycols in about equimolar quantities. The poly esterification reaction is usually continued until the product has a kinematic viscosity from about 15 to 200 centistokes at 210 F and preferably 40 to 130 centistokes at 210 F. Although each of these products in itself is useful as a lubricant, they are particularly useful when added or blended with each other in synthetic lubricant compositions. These esters and blends have been found to be especially adaptable to the conditions to which turbine engines are exposed, since they can be formulated to give a desirable combination of high flash point, low pour point, and high viscosity at elevated temperatures, and need contain no additives which might leave a residue upon vol-atiliaztion. In addition, many complex esters have shown good stability to shear. Natural esters, such as castor oil may be employed and also be included in the blends, as may be small amounts of a foam inhibitor such as a methyl silicone polymer, or other additives or lubricant components to provide a particular characteristic, for instance, extreme pressure or load carrying agents, corrosion inhibitors, etc., can be added. The monohydric alcohols employed in these esters us ually contain about 4 to 20 carbon atoms and are generally aliphatic. Preferably the alcohol contains up to about 12 carbon atoms. Useful alkanols include butyl, hexyl, methyl, iso-octyl and dodecyl alcohols, C oxo alcohols and octadecyl alcohols. C to C branched chain primary alcohols are frequently used to improve the low temperature viscosity of the finished lubricant composition. Alcohols such as n-decanol, 2-ethyl-hexanol, oxo alcohols, prepared by the reaction of carbon monoxide and hydrogen upon the olefins obtainable from petroleum products such as diisobutylene and C olefins, ether alcohols such as butyl carbitol, tripropylene glycol mono-isopropyl ether, dipropylene glycol monoisopropyl ether, and products such as Tergitol 3A3 which has the formula C13H27O(CH2CH2O)3H, are suitable alcohols for use to produce the desired lubricant. If the alcohol has no hydrogens on the beta carbon atoms, it is neo-structured; and esters of such alcohols are often preferred. In particular, the neo-C alcohol--2,2,4-trimethyl-pentanol-1gives lubricating diesters or complex esters suitable for blending with diesters to produce lubricants which meet stringent viscosity requirements. Iso-octanol and iso-decanol are alcohol mixtures made by the x0 process from C 43 copolymer heptenes. The cut which makes up iso-octanol usual-1y contains about 17% 3,4-dimethylhexanol; 29% 3,5-dimethylhexaaol; 25% 4,5-dimethylhexanol; 1.4% 5,5-dimethylhexanol; 16% of a mixture of 3-methylheptanol and S-ethylheptanol; 2.3% 4-ethylhexanol; 4.3% a-alkyl alkanols and 5% other materials. Generally, the glycols contain from about 4 to 12 carbon atoms; however, if desired they could contain a greater number. Among the specific glycols which can be employed are 2-ethyl-l,3-hexanediol, 2-propyl-3,3- heptanediol, 2 methyl 1,3 pentanediol, 2-butyl-1,3- butanediol, 2,4 diphenyl 1,3 butanediol, and 2,4-dimesityl-1,3-butanediol. In addition to these glycols, ether glycols may be used, for instance, where the alkylene radical contains 2 to 4 carbon atoms such as diethylene glycol, dipropylene glycol and ether glycols up to 1000 to 2000 molecular weight. The most popular glycols for the manufacture of ester lubricants appear to be polypropylene glycols having a molecular weight of about 100-300 and 2-ethyl hexanediol. The 2,2-dimethyl glycols, such as neopentyl glycol have been shown to impart heat stability to the final blends. Minor amounts of ether glycols or other materials can be present as long as the desired properties of the product are not unduly deleteriously affected. One group of useful monocarboxylic acids includes those of 8 to 18 or even 24 carbon atoms such as stearic, l-auric, etc. The carboxylic acids employed in making ester lubricants will often contain from about 4 to 12 carbon atoms. Patent No. 2,575,195, and include the aliphatic dibasic acids of branched or straightchain structures which are saturated or unsaturated. The preferred acids are the saturated aliphatic carboxylic acids containing not more than about 12 carbon atoms, and mixtures of these acids. sebacic acids and isosebacic acid which is a mixture of a-ethyl suberic acid, oc,oz'-diethyl adipic acid and sebacic. acid. This composite of acids is attractive from the viewpoint of economy and availability since it is made from petroleum hydrocarbons rather than the natural oils and fats which are used in the manufacture of many other dicarboxylic acids, which natural oils and fats are frequently in short supply. The preferred dibasic acids are sebacic and azelaic or mixtures thereof. Minor amounts of adipic used with a major amount of sebacic may also be used with advantage. The ester base oils to which incorporation of the additive combination of the invention is particularly advantageous are the oils commonly referred to as neopentyl polyol polyesters, i.e. having more than one ester group. These are the esters of aliphatic carboxylic acids, gen erally monoalkanoic acids, of about 4 to 12 carbon wherein n is 0 to l and R is a lower alkyl group, preferably of about 1 to 4 carbon atoms, which can be straight or branched chain, or a hydroxy methyl group. These esters can be made by reacting a mole of the alcohol with about 2 moles up to the stoichiometric equivalent of the carboxylic acid. Illustrative of polyhydric alcohols free of beta hydrogen are neopentyl glycol, trimethylolethane, ,trimethylolpropane, pentaerythritol, dipentaerythritol, 2-butyl-2-ethyl-1, 3-propanediol, etc. Suitable aliphatic carboxylic acids with which the polyhydric alcohols free of beta hydrogen may be esterified are n-butyric acid, isobuty-ric acid, npentanoic acid, isopentanoic acid, n-heptanoic acid, isoheptanoic acid, n-octanoic acid, isooctanoic acid, pelargonic acid, n-decanoic acid, lauric acid, myristic acid, stearic acid, n-dodecanoic acid, valeric acid, n-hexabutyric acid, etc. The additives of the invention are incorporated in the base oil in amounts sufiicient to retard oxidation of the oil, and the concentrations employed for optimum results may depend on the particular base oil and second additive component selected. Ordinarily about 0.05 to t 5%, preferably about 0.1 to 2%, by weight of each of the sulfur-nitrogen compound and the amine additive corn- Suitable acids are described in U.S. wnaphthylamine, Test No. 8; base fluid A plus 0.1% thionicotinamide, Test No. 2; and base fluids A and B plus 1% or 0.5%, respectively, of N-phenyl-a-naphthylamine and a given amount of the sulfur-nitrogen additive of the 2. The lubricant composition of claim 1 wherein Q is an aromatic hydrocarbon radical and Q and Q each has 6 to 12 carbon atoms. 3. The lubricant composition of claim 1 wherein the present inventtion, the remaining tests through Test No. 5 sulfur-nitrogen compound is present in an amount of 21. In Test No. 22 the lubricant was the same as that of about 0.1 to 2% by weight and the aromatic amine is Test No. 3, except for the addition of 1% of 2,2'-dipyridylpresent in an amount of about 0.1 to 2% by weight. amine; and in Tests Nos. 23 and 24, the fluid of Test N0. T l ri an composition Of claim 1 wherein the 22 contained the stated amount of the identified additional ester base fluld s an ester of an elkanol havmg the SFN wmpounds. eral formula: The times to the end of the inhibition period and to the j: end of the test are designated Ti and Tt, respectively, and HOCHz- CH2-OCH2 OH2OH the volume of oxygen absorbed is designated Vt. L 1!; J, TABLE I Test No. Base blend Sulfur-Nitrogen (S-N) Additive Wt. percent Ti (min.) Tt (min) Vt (1111.) S-N Additive None 5 41 2, 500 Thionicotinamide 0. 1 10 80 2, 500 one 91 128 2,500 s-Di-n-butylthiourea 0. 1 108 153 2, 500 Ethylenethiourea 0. 1 439 1, 370 2thiobenzoy1amino-4-rnethylpyr1 0. 3 420 1, 240 N-phenyl-N-2-pyridylthiourea 0. 23 168 276 2, 500 None 163 2. 500 s-Dimethylthi0urea 1. 0 293 2, 500 s-Di-n-buty1thiourea 1. 0 382 2, 500 s-Diphenylthiourea 1. 0 492 2, 500 s-Diphenylthiourea 0. 1 202 2, 500 N-phenyl-N-2-pyridylthiourea 0. 2 406 2, 500 N -ph enyl-N-l-naphthylthiourea. 0. 5 365 2, 500 s-Dl-p tolythiourea 0. 5 399 2, 500 N-phenyl-N-laurylthiour 1. 0 316 2, 500 Diphenylthiocarbazone. 0. 2 252 2, 500 2-thiobenzoyl-aminopyridine. 0. 5 349 2. 500 N,N-di1auryl-dithiooxarn.ide 0. 5 327 2, 500 1,1-diphenyl-2-tbiourea 0.1 193 2,500 s-Dibenzylthiourea 0. 5 279 2, 500 m 353 2,500 2-thiobenzoylarnino--methylpyridine 0.15 1, 200 2, 500 Thiom'cotin'tmide 0. 5 466 1, 373 1 Test Conditions: 450 F., 1 cu. ft. O /hL, 75 g. sample. 2 Base Fluid A: An essentially complete ester of pentaerythritol and a mixture of alkanoic acids containing an average of seven carbons per mole and characterized by an acid number of 0.01, a sap. number of 400 and kinematic viscosities at 210 F. of 5.30 cs. and at 100 3 Base Fluid B: diisooctyl azelate; 80% complex ester from neopentyl glycol, azelaic acid and isooctyl alcohol, mole ratio approx. 112:2. We claim: 1. A lubricant composition consisting essentially of a major amount of an ester base fluid of lubricating viscosity and small amounts of each of an ester base fluid-soluble compound having the following structural formula: R is selected from the group consisting of hydrogen, alkyl radicals of up to 18 carbon atoms, phenyl, naphthyl References Cited by the Examiner and pyfi UNITED STATES PATENTS X is selected from the group consisting of NR1 a d 2,201,170 5/ 1940 Hanford 260-3 13 2,242,621 5/ 1941 Schulze et a1 44-74 0 to 13 2,302,552 4/1942 Johnson 25247 "1 and 2,322,184 6/1943 White 252-47 P 2,373,049 4/1945 Pedersen 252-47 with the proviso that at least one R 1s other than hydrogen 2 396 156 3/1946 Clarkson and when m is 0 the R attached to the CS- group i 2484257 10,1949 W t o 252 47 other than hydrogen, and an ester base fluid-soluble arO- n mafic amine having the general formula: 2,657,984 10/ 1953 Braithwarte 2S247 Q-N-H FOREIGN PATENTS wherein Q is a non-olefinic, non-acetylenic monovalent 550 340 7 19 5 d hydrocarbon radical of 1 to 20 carbon atoms and Q is an 601,174 7/1960 aromatic hydrocarbon radical of 6 to 16 carbon atoms, said amounts being effective to retard oxidation of said ester base fluid at temperatures in excess of 400 F., and said ester base fluid being an ester of an alkanol of 4 to 20 carbon atoms and an alkane carboxylic acid of 4 to 18 carbon atoms. DANIEL E. WYMAN, Primary Examiner. L. G. XIARHOS, Assistant Examiner. Patent Citations
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BOISE, Idaho — A San Francisco-based federal appeals court ruled in 2002 that every aspect of an execution should be open to witnesses, from the moment the condemned enters the death chamber to his or her final heartbeat.
The ruling established what was expected of the nine Western states within the court's jurisdiction. A decade later, four of the states have kept part of each execution away from public view, according to an Associated Press review and death penalty experts.
Idaho, Arizona, Washington and Montana have conducted 14 lethal injections since the ruling, and half of each procedure has been behind closed doors. That means that a small group of witnesses, including members of news organizations who act as representatives of the public, do not see, for instance, the insertion of the IVs that deliver the fatal drug mixture.
The practice comes at a time when the method itself has drawn greater scrutiny, from whether the drugs are effective to whether the execution personnel are properly trained.
The states that limit access say they do so to protect the anonymity of the execution team, which may include emergency medical technicians, military medics or others trained to insert IVs. Open government and journalism groups argue that witnessing all aspects of an execution is the only way to determine if it is being properly carried out.
The AP and 16 other organizations on Tuesday sued the state of Idaho to force officials to open the entirety of their executions, arguing that the news media, and by extension the public, has a First Amendment right to view all steps of lethal injections.
"This lawsuit is really all about obtaining access to the entire execution process for viewing purposes," said Chuck Brown, the attorney representing the news organizations. "It's very important in a society such as ours to have full transparency in regards to the exercise of government authority."
Idaho Department of Correction spokesman Jeff Ray said late Tuesday the department had not yet had a chance to review the lawsuit, and that the state's attorneys would respond to the claims in court.
When made aware of the 2002 court ruling, state officials said previously that the decision did not apply to their procedures. "The circumstances of the case are unique to California," said Idaho deputy attorney general for prisons, Mark Kubinski.
Kubinski said the protocol balances the public's right to witness executions with the state's obligation to carry it out "in a safe and professional manner, while maintaining respect and dignity for all parties."
Several high-profile cases since 2006 have raised questions about the way states conduct lethal injections.
In two instances in Ohio, one of the few states that allow witnesses to see the entire process, corrections staff couldn't find a vein. In one of those cases, officials halted the execution and the inmate remains on death row. With news organizations present, the experiences of the inmate, Romell Broom, were widely reported.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee coach Butch Jones put the Vols through their final day of training camp on Monday and the team will take two days off with the start of classes on Wednesday.
"This is our last practice of training camp," Jones said. "We have a team function tonight, and then we will take two days off. We will get ourselves ready to go academically, but also to relax from all of the nagging injuries. We will get our minds right."
Jones says the Vols large group of freshmen in making progress at different rates, which is to be expected.
"Right now with the freshmen, some continue to improve and others improve more slowly," said Jones. "Some are ahead of others, but now comes the maturation part. With the student body coming back on campus, players have to start managing their time with class and study table. We need to be a mature football team."
Maturity is a common theme for Jones, entering his second season at the helm of the Volunteers.
"We are still a work in progress from the maturity standpoint," he said. "We knew this, and it wasn't any surprise to us. These are 17-year-old's going through their first training camp. It's having that mental toughness to fight through the conditioning and fatigue. We talk about having a relentless approach, but the mental approach is so much more important than the physical approach."
Junior wide receiver Alton "Pig" Howard isn't the only member of the wide receiver unit who has needed coaching along the way. Following a brief hiatus from the team this spring, Howard came into fall camp with a level head, a drive to be a better leader and a growing appreciation for Tennessee wide receivers coach Zach Azzanni.
"Coach Azzanni brings it each and every day," Howard said. "There is no lack in his coaching and he's going to give it to you hard. He's going to be truthful to you and the only thing he wants to do is make you a great player."
Tasked with guiding one of the youngest groups in camp, Azzanni has worked with each player individually while creating a `wide receiver corps' mentality, stressing the importance of working together for the betterment of each other and the team.
"We all care for each other and we just want to get better and push each other," added Howard. "When you push each other, you're making another man better. That's more important. You know, at the end of the day, we're playing to win so there's no selfishness among us."
Howard not only praises Azzanni for his coaching style and helping solidify a key component of the Vols offense, but he also thanks the coach for giving him and receivers the tools to mature, improve and go forward.
"He cares for us all around, truly, and I just think it's his challenge," said Howard. "If you take his coaching, then you'll be able to go to the next level."
Now, with an established starting quarterback in Justin Worley and fall camp coming to an end, Howard looks forward to building off of Azzanni's principles and leading his receiver unit this season.
"I learned we can only control what we can control and that's running the routes and making plays," said Howard. "In general, we're happy that Worley got the job. He earned it and there hasn't been negative feedback after that so, we're just looking forward to making out and making plays."
With training camp ending, there has tons of progress across the team from individual success to team chemistry.
To freshman running back Jalen Hurd, the most noticeable growth that he has seen has been with the entire team, especially the offensive unit.
"I really think we've grown most as a team," Hurd said. "Not only me but I think I've grown closer to my teammates, got a better connection with them. I feel the offense is clicking. I think we're communicating a lot better."
With a fast moving offense that prides itself in a speedy tempo, the running back group and offensive line have come together as a unit.
"We have a great chemistry and we pride ourselves on that," Hurd said. "We say to each other every day the linemen are the running backs and the running backs are the linemen because if the linemen are doing stuff wrong then we're doing stuff wrong. If we're doing stuff wrong then the linemen are doing stuff wrong. We're together as a unit on that."
Worley has been leading the unit and with his leadership, along with the entire group of quarterbacks, communication has steadily improved.
"Justin Worley is an awesome quarterback along with all the other quarterbacks," Hurd said. "Whoever is in the game at the time, we look up to him and we look to that quarterback as the leader of that team at the moment. All of the quarterbacks play a significant role on this team."
TK's THUD FACTOR
Jones often stresses the importance of coaching moments on the field with Volunteer freshmen this fall camp. Among those who stand out, freshman defensive back Todd Kelly Jr. is demonstrating the maturity and physicality that Jones was hoping to see from the Tennessee legacy.
"Part of the maturation process is that the game has been playing fast for a lot of these kids and the ones that are maturing and growing and developing, the game is slowing down," said Jones. "We talk 'see a little, see a lot' – the eye discipline – and Todd Kelly has been a sure tackler. He's played physical."
Despite his youth, Kelly adds that physicality has always been a part of his game. When visiting as a recruit and preparing for his first workouts last year, he already understood that Tennessee would expect him to take his tackling and physical presence on the field to the next level.
"The SEC is the most physical conference in the country so you have to bring it every day," said Kelly. "Practice is like a game. These practices are more intense than my high school games were, so it's just bringing it every day and having a mindset to be physical, play fast and make plays.
"I came as a recruit and got to see the tempo, so I knew what to expect," Kelly added. "But it's a lot different being out there and experiencing it for yourself. Once I got out there, I had to get a feel for it."
While discussing practice etiquette with his team and teaching the difference between a `thud' and `tag off' hit, Jones immediately recalls examples of Kelly's technique. Kelly is a `thud' tackler who hits with power and impact, and Jones is excited to monitor his continued development.
"We've pointed out practicing etiquette, how you thud, how you tag off. We give illustrations of how you thud and it's always T.K.," said Jones. "Every day is a new learning experience for these kids and unfortunately it's half of our new football team. It's what makes coaching and teaching exciting."
Having to replace all four starters from last year's defensive line, this fall camp has been huge for the development of Tennessee's defensive front.
Sophomore defensive lineman Danny O'Brien says the new defensive line has improved tremendously thanks to hard work, both on and off the field.
"We've come a long way, especially even just from last year," he said. "Coach Strip talks about playing `second-level football.' That's when you're really calling out the sets, all that kind of stuff.
"This group has really taken that step, especially practicing on into the film room, just calling out all the different formations and all that. We've been really focused on that as a defensive line."
Senior defensive tackle Jordan Williams also has seen improvement across the board from the defensive line, especially in the middle.
"We've done great," he said of his defensive tackle group. "We've made a lot of strides, and the most important part that we didn't have last camp and last spring, is consistency.
"We would have a good practice, then come back and have bad practice. Have a good practice, then come back and have bad practice. But we've had consistently good practices."
It's the consistent effort, along with increased athleticism among the front five, that Williams believes will create more sacks and big plays this season.
"The defensive line, as a whole, we are definitely a lot more athletic," said Williams. "A lot of movement, a lot of good hand technique, we've definitely improved with that. We're a little bit undersized, but we're moving around a lot. It's good. We're definitely going to be making plays in there."
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How a disgruntled con man managed to kill hundreds, become a saint among death cults, and create plagues of monsters. All by writing a pamphlet.
"The world has an immovable dark red sun in the centre of the sky that produces very little light. The heat is totally unbearable and the aroma of delicious cooking meat is in the air. To look around it appears as though you are surrounded by giant black mountains with no vegetation anywhere. The ground is soft and an oily liquid flows into your footprints. Travelling reveals nothing else."
Any character without some resistance to fire or heat is slowly being cooked. The ground if you haven't guessed it is the cooked meat.
I've wanted this world to be part of a dimensional hopping "chase". I thought maybe to populate this world with giant carnivorous beetles or perhaps this could be a "Nirvana" for deceased or living (but dimension travelling) fire dragons.
Perhaps I've just been grilling a little too much meat or perhaps there are some great ideas out there on how to spruce up the place. Any suggestions?


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Columbia, Mo. - Mizzou Women's Basketball is offering four camps this summer ranging from team camp to individual advanced skills camp. The Tigers will offer camps for girls of all ages and skill levels.
Mizzou will host Advanced Skills Camp on June 7. It is an intense one day camp focusing on in-depth skill instruction, competitions and games. The camp is open to girls entering grades 5-12, and campers will be divided by both age and ability.
Varsity, Junior Varsity and AAU teams are welcome to attend Mizzou Team Camp June 13-15, taking place in Mizzou Arena, the Mizzou Arena Practice Gym, the Hearnes Center Field House and the Mizzou Student Rec Center. The camp will consist of 40 minute games officiated by certified officials. Register by June 6 to reserve a spot in the camp.
The Tigers will host Individual Camp June 20-21, open to girls entering grades 5-12. The camp is designed to develop and improve fundamental skills of all players through specialized instruction. The camp will include station work in both offensive and defensive position areas as well as competitive contests.
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Album Rating: 4.5everything about this is metal
this is like old and shit so I might like it cus it is trendy too now.
Digging: Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space
fuck you
that's not very nice
dont say gay things in manilla road thread then
vaginal intercourse between a man and woman.
No but really I have heard good things about this and I love 70's music so I should probably check this out.
Album Rating: 4.5this came out in 83
Album Rating: 4.5lol
Album Rating: 1.5am I the only one who find this guy's voice annoying?
Album Rating: 4.51.5 wat
1.5 gtfo im reporting you faggot
Raven fucks up another good thread.
How does it sound like?
Album Rating: 4.0i dont get the 5s but its a cool album, i will jam in johnnys remembrance though
Digging: Bjork - Vulnicura
ok then
Album Rating: 4.5rules hard
Album Rating: 4.0dude this is crazy its like when the lightning to the nations thread took off, but that was a better album
Album Rating: 5.0Well, totally did not expect this random explosion of interest on my review. Anyway, I am going to self promote and tell you to read my other Manilla Road reviews!!!
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A research coordinated by the UAB has succeeded in testing a vaccine against leishmaniasis. The vaccine was tested with the best animal model existing, the golden hamster, and can be produced at low costs by using insect larvae. The research, published in the latest edition of PLoS ONE, is an important step towards the fight against a disease which causes the death of 70,000 people each year in developing countries and of countless dogs, which also suffer from this disease and are its natural reservoir.
Leishmaniasis is one of the main health problems existing at global scale. It is produced by the protozoan Leishmania infantum, and canines, which can also be infected with the disease, are the main reservoirs of the organism. The disease is transmitted by insects from the Phlebotominae subfamily (sandflies), which are very similar to mosquitos. Clinical manifestations can go anywhere from minor skin sores to organ complications and, in the worst cases, death. The disease causes 70,000 deaths a year, mainly in developing countries, and affects over 12 million people around the world. Some 1.5 to 2 million new cases appear each year and an additional 350 million people are at risk of contracting the disease. Leishmaniasis is considered an endemic disease in parts of Asia, Africa, southern Europe, Mexico, Central America and South America. With the AIDS epidemic, leishmaniasis in humans has reactivated in many countries. Current treatments are unsatisfactory and, even though the most reasonable via to fight the disease would be to obtain an efficient vaccine, conventional vaccines until now have failed.
The research team led by the UAB compared the results of applying different vaccine strategies to the best animal model in which to study the human variant of the disease: the golden hamster. The results show that the most effective strategy is a combination of two vaccines created by the researchers: three doses of DNA with genes from the L. infantum and two doses of proteins coded by these genes.
The protein vaccine can be obtained at a low cost thanks to the use of insect larvae. To create the vaccine scientists isolated protozoan genes, inserted them into a virus which affects insects (baculovirus) and used these to infect larvae of a small worm, the cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni). The larvae act as bioreactors and produce in large amounts – and at a much lower cost than conventional reactors based on microorganisms – the proteins which code these genes, and which are responsible for a protective response in vaccinated individuals. Using this method, a DNA vaccine can be manufactured with the protozoan protein coding genes, and a second vaccine with proteins associated with these genes (produced at a low cost using insect larvae), with the aim of increasing its effectiveness. This vaccine strategy can be used both in a preventive and a therapeutic manner, in both humans and dogs. Presently, the possibility of a translational phase is being contemplated with the aim of transferring as quickly as possible the results of this basic research to clinical practices, and of increasing the efficacy even more by using drugs to boost the immune response.
Todolí F., Rodríguez-Cortés A., Núñez M. del Carmen, Laurenti M.D., Gómez-Sebastián S., et al. (2012) "Head-to-Head Comparison of Three Vaccination Strategies Based on DNA and Raw Insect-Derived Recombinant Proteins against Leishmania." PLoS ONE 7(12): e51181. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0009617
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Are the insertion fee's on ebay the only fee's. or is there more once the item has sold?
Also are there fee's for using paypal?
I look forward to your replies.
Thanks, Tammi.
you pay your insertion fee, then a final value fee which is , i think, about 10% of the final value, then paypal take 9.9% of the amount you move through them.
yes its the final value fee thats a pain.this month my fees are £46:dunno[1]:
yeah deborah has got it pretty much straight on altho:
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Undoubtedly, Ken Moses was a good firefighter and his 29-years of experience should be a testament to that. There is little doubt that Chris Harvey is a good man, because if he were not, Sheriff Hammond would have already terminated his employment. However, Ken's logic and reasoning in the selection of a sheriff is seriously flawed.
First, I doubt if Ken has felt any heat from this sheriff's race, since, as indicated below, the qualifications for sheriff in this race all belong to Sheriff Hammond.
The last time I voted for a street experienced candidate for sheriff he turned out to be a great disappointment. You may recall Billy Long, who is now serving a lengthy federal prison sentence with the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Yes, it is without saying that Mr. Harvey has a lot of street experience, but does he have any management and administrative experience? The answer is no, he does not have the experience that Sheriff Hammond has as a chief deputy, administrator over the academy that trained new police recruits in the Middle East, and he doesn't have a proven track record as a sheriff, as does Sheriff Hammond.
The only criticism that I have of our present sheriff is that he does not toot his own horn as to the numerous accomplishments that his office has made while he has been the sheriff. Yes, the positive in Sheriff Hammond's administration may be the best kept secret of this area.
I would strongly encourage all members of the community to go to the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office's website and check-out the accomplishments of this office. It is impressive, to say the least.
Last year's annual report provides mounds if information as to the accomplishments of our sheriff's office and the awards given to personnel who have done an excellent job for us, the taxpayers and residents of this county.
We now need to ask the important question. Who has a proven track record as an effective sheriff and administrator? There is only one person, and that's Jim Hammond. The appreciation for Sheriff Hammond's dedication to our community should be shown at the poll, returning him to the 0ffice of the sheriff.
Don T.D. Gala, Ph.D. (Dr. Gala addresses numerous issues in education, delinquency, crime, corrections, and organizational assessment. He is an author; public speaker; freelance writer; has more than eight years of experience as an adult trainer, including five years as an associate professor; and he retired after more than 20-years as a federal law enforcement officer/CTS with the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Rochester, as well as an M.S.Ed., and M.A. from the University of Central Oklahoma.)
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Dr. Gala,
Undoubtedly you are extremely well experienced and highly educated as your credentials read almost as long as your article. I have had the opportunity to work for both candidates and have observed their actions during disasters when strong, compassionate leadership was needed.
First I would like to address your opinions title "What To Look For When Choosing A Sheriff's Candidate." You never truly explained what to look for. Our citizens and department should have a sheriff who demonstrates several key characteristics: the ability to communicate our goals and objectives in a clear, simple, concise manner, a firm understanding of the law and how those laws should be enforced, an ability and strong desire to work with our county officials toward ensuring our citizens safety and the needs of the professionals who work for the department, honesty, directness and integrity. Finally he should be committed to serving the best interests of Hamilton County.
Those are examples of what to look for in our candidates for sheriff. You disgrace yourself and the entire law enforcement community by asserting street experienced officers are equivalent to Billy Long. Billy Long made his own extremely poor decisions. I assure you and our citizens the law enforcement community was and still is in pain because of his choices. For you, a supposed, law enforcement professional to imply a street officer or Chris Harvey are representative of Billy Long is by far the dirtiest political trick I've witnessed.
The people of this county will see through your politically based ploy. You can be assured your opinion has indeed made the selection of whom to vote for far easier.
I will select a candidate who shows passion for his profession, true Integrity, and who speaks the truth over a politician/manager. You owe all street police and Chris Harvey and apology if not an outright retraction.
Bernd RW Haines Sergeant Major Retired Proud Street Officer
Dr. Gala, like myself and others, has strong feelings on the sheriff's election. Some, such as the International Brotherhood of Police Officers and those that voted in the Chattanoogan.com poll believe its time for a change. They support Chris Harvey for sheriff. Others, such as Dr. Gala, believe Jim Hammond, the current sheriff should be reelected. America allows these differences of opinion to be settled at the ballot box.
Dr. Gala wrote; "The last time I voted for a street experienced candidate for sheriff he turned out to be a great disappointment. You may recall Billy Long, who is now serving a lengthy federal prison sentence with the Federal Bureau of Prisons." The insinuation made is any street experienced candidate for sheriff will turn out like Billy Long. Dr. Gala couldn't be further out of touch with reality. Chris Harvey is no Billy Long nor is Jim Hammond nor are the brave men and women of the sheriff's office that patrol our streets and maintain our county jail.
Like any profession there are bad and bruised apples in the barrel. I could list instances where those sworn to uphold the law violated their oath. But I could also list many that served in the clergy and violated the trust of their parishioners. I could list doctors that sought the dollar instead of the well being of their patients. As for bankers and investors; do I really need to go there? I wouldn't insinuate every clergy or doctor or banker is going to betray our trust.
Whomever you vote for is your business. Both sheriff candidates have their own experiences and background to present to the voters. I ask this from you Dr. Gala, or anyone else that writes a letter in support of Jim Hammond or Chris Harvey: do not demean the character of the men and women that patrol our streets and serve in the jail. Yes, Dr. Gala there has been bad and bruised apples but not all are Billy Long. The deputies that serve Hamilton County have street experience. They are real law enforcement officers that doesn't mean they are drug dealers.
George Jackson Hixson
Don wrote an interesting article endorsing the sheriff but it couldn't be the current sheriff of Hamilton County. For instance, Don insinuated the current sheriff would terminate those deputies that aren't good people. He didn't terminate an officer that exploited his being an authority figure and had an inappropriate relationship with a minor. He didn't terminate an officer that bought and supplied alcohol to minors. The current sheriff didn't terminate an officer that stole pills from the property room. Nor did he terminate a deputy chief for pressuring a subordinate officer to do that chief's state mandated course work. He did give that deputy chief a merit raise to, as the sheriff says, recognize the chief's hard work. Nor did he terminate a deputy chief that harassed numerous correction officers.
Yes, Hammond has administration experience; but not the kind we need to re-elect.
Michael Scallia My experience is being a small business owner in the heart of Hixson
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Clomipramine - how to stop taking anafranil?
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Hello kjamai,
Welcome to the site
You should not stop suddenly taking this Anafranil, this can cause withdrawals like nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, headache, giddiness, chills, insomnia, restlessness or anxiety. Withdrawals can usually be avoided by stopping the medicine gradually, usually over a period of weeks or months, depending on your individual situation. Follow the instructions given by your doctor when it is time to stop treatment with this medication.
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