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That's the scientific consensus, too
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[video] Quick Take: The Week Ahead
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- This is a an important week with the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee meeting. TheStreet's Brittany Umar, Andrew Krill and Lindsey Bell break down what to watch for this week.
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Posted: 06/15/2011 - Gov. Rick Scott says he vetoed $2 million for citrus greening research because there are other sources of funding for it within the industry.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - Investigators in Tampa are trying to find the cause of a fire that left 16 families homeless.
Posted: 06/15/2011 - Leon County Deputy County Administrator Vincent S. Long recently received the 2011 Assistance in Excellence Leadership Award at the Florida City and County Management Association (FCCMA) 2011 Transforming Local Government Annual Conference, which was held in Clearwater Beach, Fla., this month.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - The attorney for embattled First District Court of Appeals Judge Paul Hawkes is asking the Judicial Qualifications Commission to dismiss Wally Pope as the special counsel for the case against Hawkes.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - New Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann is popular in southwest Florida, particularly in one part of Naples, if campaign contributions are an indication.
Posted: 06/15/2011 - Supporters of a new set of constitutional standards for redistricting are calling on lawmakers to accelerate the once-a-decade process of redrawing the state lines and remove a "gag order" they say has been placed on legislators ahead of next week's launch of public hearings.
Posted: 06/15/2011 - Florida State University President Emeritus Talbot "Sandy" D'Alemberte has received the Rotary Foundation's top honor for alumni — the Global Alumni Service to Humanity Award.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - A report, based on the 2009-10 academic year, again shows that Tallahassee Community College remains one of America's top associate degree producers.
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Posted: 06/14/2011 - After 42 years, the Department of Community Affairs, which is charged with monitoring housing and commercial development in Florida, will cease to exist.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - The controversial leader of Florida's historic Seminole Tribe received high honors. He came back from an eight year hiatus with a new vision for his beloved tribe.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - A woman was shopping at a local TJ Maxx and discovered her wallet was missing, before she could report her cards stolen, they had already been used.
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Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)Wi-Fi, fitness, 10 miles from downtown Columbus
Near OSU and Crew Stadium
Located off Interstate 71 near Ohio State University, Nationwide Arena, Schottenstein Center, and Crew Stadium, this Best Western hotel in Columbus Ohio is also near Easton Towne Center, Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.
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Best Western Columbus North-Conference Center is connected to a health club with an indoor lap pool, jogging track, weight room, and fitness equipment.
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Best Western Columbus North-Conference Center is six miles from Germain Amphitheater and 10 miles from Nationwide Arena and downtown Columbus.
Weekday lunch and nightly dinner are offered in the restaurant, Thai Lagoon.
The connected health club provides a 75-foot indoor lap pool, a spa tub, a running track, saunas and steam rooms, a weight room, and numerous cardio machines. A seasonal outdoor splash pool is also available at this Best Western.
A business center has computers, scanners, copiers, and printers. Hotel-wide wireless Internet access is complimentary. Meeting and event space accommodates 400 guests (totaling 4125 square feet) with audiovisual equipment and event catering available.
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All you can eat, hot breakfast buffet at a discount for hotel guests served in the restaurant.
Thai Lagoon - This restaurant serves Asian style true Thai specialities.
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The adjacent health club has a 75-foot indoor lap pool with lifeguards, an indoor track, saunas, steam rooms, and a spa tub. Other amenities include aerobics classes (surcharge), a large weight room, and 26 cardiovascular machines, including recumbent bikes, stair steppers, treadmills, and cross-trainers. The hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool.
Four miles away, Sharon Woods Metro Park has a wildlife observation deck, fishing docks, nature trails, and a paved trail for bicycling, walking, and jogging. Picnic areas include grills, playground equipment, and horseshoe courts. Sixteen miles away, the Raymond Memorial Golf Course has an 18-hole, par 72 championship course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr.
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: USD 3.99 per person (approximately)
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Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy Your Turkey While You Still Can.
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Since some choice mind altering foods or herbs are illegal in the eyes of the state, its important to enjoy the dangerous effects of tryptophan while you still can. You know, that "drug" you will consume when you eat turkey on Thanksgiving that causes you to get that drowsy feeling? Little do you know, you are putting yourself and everyone else in danger.
Whatever you do, do not feed turkey to children. The harshest penalties will be for those who sell or distribute the hapless bird. Before you know it, innocent meals on wheels and soup kitchens on thanksgiving day will be ground zero for the war on liberty.
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Osprey Radial 34 Pack
The Osprey Radial 34 Pack is a durable backpack built for the bike commute, but able to handle all walks of daily life. The Radial 34 has loads of room for everything from your laptop to an extra pair of shoes. The laptop compartment is separate, padded and fits up to a 15 inch computer, because you definitely don't want your fancy machine touching a smelly shoe. The main compartment is a large cavern for your bulky texts, lunch, and gym clothes. The front panel is organization for smaller items that could get lost in the cavern, such as your pens and keys. A small zippered stash pocket at the top protects your phone and wallet. When riding, a U-Lock fits in the front stretch pocket, and when you arrive at the bike rack, lock up and then attach your helmet via the LidLock clip for hands free entry into the building. On the saddle or walking through campus, the Suspended mesh AirSpeed™ backpanel works together with a Perforated EVA foam BioStretch™ harness to keep your back cool and shoulders comfortable.
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US 6732452 B2 Abstract A paper web drying apparatus and process is provided in which the heated air drying medium is replaced with between 10 percent to 100 percent of live steam. The addition of a steam component to the drying medium provides for a higher drying temperature to be supplied to the wet moving web. The introduction of live pressurized steam contributes to the load of force of the drying medium, thereby decreasing the energy requirements of blower motors. The introduction of pressurized live steam also lowers the free atmospheric oxygen content of the drying medium which reduces the burning or scorch hazard associated with high temperature drying of a cellulose web.
Claims(15) 1. A process of drying a fibrous wet web comprising the steps of:
supplying a moving fibrous wet web;
supplying a first drying medium having a first free oxygen concentration;
reducing the free oxygen concentration within the first medium by the introduction of a heated substantially oxygen-free fluid into the first drying medium, thereby providing a second drying medium having a second free oxygen concentration less than the first free oxygen concentration, the second drying medium having a free oxygen concentration less of less than 21%; and
passing the second drying medium through the fibrous wet web and thereby drying the web.
2. The process according to
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6. A process of drying a wet cellulosic web comprising:
supplying a moving fibrous web of wet cellulose fibers;
supplying a first drying medium having a first free oxygen concentration;
reducing the free oxygen concentration within the first medium by the introduction of a heated substantially oxygen-free fluid into the first drying medium, thereby providing a second drying medium having a second free oxygen concentration less than the first free oxygen concentration, the second drying medium having a free oxygen concentration of less than 21%; and
passing the second drying medium through the wet cellulosic web and thereby drying the web.
7. The process according to
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10. The process according to
11. A process of throughair drying a tissue web comprising:
supplying a moving fibrous web of cellulose fibers and water;
supplying a first drying medium comprising heated air;
releasing into the first drying medium pressurized steam having an oxygen concentration less than ambient air, thereby providing a second drying medium, the pressurized steam raising the temperature of the second drying medium to a temperature greater than the temperature of the first drying medium; and
passing the second drying medium through the moving fibrous web, thereby changing the water within the fibrous web to a water vapor, the water vapor removed from the fibrous web and released into the second drying medium and thereby providing a dry web.
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providing an air curtain directed along the air entrainment gaps of the moving fibrous web, the air curtain provided by a directed discharge of the second drying medium containing the water vapor removed from the web.
Description In the manufacture of tissue products such as bath tissue, a wide variety of product characteristics must be given attention in order to provide a final product with the appropriate blend of attributes suitable for the product's intended purposes. Improving the softness of a tissue product has always been a major objective for premium products. The major components of softness include stiffness and bulk (density), with lower stiffness and higher bulk (lower density) generally improving perceived softness. One traditional approach to producing tissue products has involved compression of a wet laid web between an absorbent felt and the surface of a rotating heated cylinder such as a Yankee dryer. The dried web is thereafter dislodged from the Yankee dryer in a creping process in which a blade is used to partially de-bond the dried web by breaking many of the bonds previously formed during the wet pressing stages of the process. Creping generally improves the softness of the web, albeit at the expense of a significant loss in strength. More recently, throughdrying has become a more prevalent means of drying tissue webs. Throughdrying provides a relatively non-compressive method of removing water from the web by passing hot, dry air through the web until it is dry. More specifically, a wet-laid web is transferred from a forming fabric to a coarse, highly permeable throughdrying fabric and retained on the throughdrying fabric through passage of a �through air dryer�, (hereinafter TAD). The resulting dried web is softer and bulkier than a wet-pressed uncreped dried sheet because fewer paper-making bonds are formed and because the web is less dense. Although throughdried tissue products exhibit good bulk and softness properties, throughdrying tissue machines are expensive to build and operate. Accordingly, there is a need for improvements for a throughdrying apparatus and process which produces high quality tissue products. It has now been discovered that in the manufacture of uncreped, throughdried tissue sheets, improved efficiencies and a higher quality end tissue product may be obtained by the addition of high temperature steam to the drying medium. In so doing, tissue sheets can be made which have improved absorbance and softness values. Further, the addition of high temperature steam to the drying medium allows the throughair drying process to be carried out more economically and under conditions which eliminate the scorching or burning of the drying web. Hence, in one aspect, the invention resides in a method for making a throughdried tissue comprising depositing an aqueous suspension of papermaking fibers onto a forming fabric to form a wet web, transferring the wet web to a throughdrying fabric, and throughdrying the web to form a tissue sheet. The use of a drying medium having a high steam content of between 10 percent to 100 percent by volume of the medium allows the use of higher drying temperatures compared to a conventional heated air drying medium. The steam enhanced drying medium converts the free moisture within the fabric web to a water vapor and which is removed by the passage of the drying medium. Hence, in another aspect, the invention resides in the foregoing method wherein the tissue sheet is dried using a drying medium in which high temperature steam is added to increase the temperature of the drying medium above the burning temperature of paper. The addition of live steam reduces the concentration of oxygen and allows a higher drying temperature to be achieved without scorch or burning of the paper web. In a further aspect, the invention resides in supplying a drying medium to a fabric web in which the drying medium is substantially free of oxygen. As used herein, the term �substantially free� is defined as having a free oxygen content of a sufficiently low concentration such that burning or scorching of a paper web is prevented when the drying medium temperature is above the traditional scorch or burning temperature for a heated air TAD process. Likewise, the term �reduced oxygen drying medium� is defined as a heated air medium in which a percentage of the drying medium comprises live steam. As such, the oxygen gas concentration within the drying medium is reduced compared to a heated drying medium without the addition of live steam. Typically, heated air will have an O2 percentage of about 21%. The use of a reduced concentration oxygen gas or substantially oxygen-free drying medium allows a drying temperature higher than the scorch or burn temperature of a paper web to be used. The scorch temperature of a paper web may vary depending upon the thickness and quality of the referenced web. However, the scorch temperature for any particular paper web may be readily determined and such temperatures are, in fact, known values within the industry for various types of commercially produced webs. The use of an elevated throughair drying temperature brings about an additional improvement in the water absorbency and softness of the tissue fabric by the provision of a supply-side drying temperature above the glass transition point of paper fiber. The elevated temperatures allow the paper fiber to mold and permanently set the pulp fibers in an altered and desired shape. In yet a further aspect, the invention resides in the foregoing method wherein the introduction of pressurized steam into the drying medium increases the velocity of the drying medium. This, in turn, lowers the energy demand on electric blowers and fans proportional to the motive energy provided by the introduced steam. In yet a further aspect, the invention resides in a papermaking process in which the drying medium, upon leaving the throughdried web, has a portion of the resulting exhaust stream discharged along annular gaps defined between a throughair dryer hood and the associated paper web and drum. The discharge of the used drying medium forms a curtain seal along the annular gap seals and dryer web entry slot, thereby preventing cooler, oxygen-rich ambient air from infiltrating into the drying medium loop. Simultaneously, the exhaust curtain seals allow the discharge of a portion of the used drying medium so as to maintain an equilibrium of the drying medium circulation loop. In yet another aspect, the invention resides in a method of making a tissue sheet wherein the throughair drying step is carried out by a drying medium comprising substantially about 100 percent (by volume) live steam. The use of substantially about 100 percent live steam will greatly reduce and may eliminate the need for electric motors used to circulate the drying medium. As a result, increased efficiencies can be obtained by the cost savings reflected in the use of pressurized steam as opposed to electric blowers to move the drying medium. These and other aspects of the invention will be described in greater detail in reference to the figures and specification set forth below. A full and enabling disclosure of the present invention, including the best mode thereof, to one of ordinary skill in the art, is set forth more particularly in the remainder of the specification, including reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a process line for producing a throughdried tissue product in accordance with this invention; FIG. 2 is a schematic flow diagram of a TAD apparatus and drying process in which high energy steam is added as a component of the drying medium; FIG. 3 is a schematic flow diagram of a TAD apparatus and process for the substantially oxygen-free drying of a tissue web; FIG. 4 is a schematic view setting forth details of a steam injection apparatus and process for a TAD; and FIG. 5 is a schematic view setting forth details of the gap sealing feature of the present invention using a portion of the discharged dryer medium exhaust to prevent the entrainment of ambient air into the drying medium loop. Reference now will be made in detail to the embodiments of the invention, one or more examples of which are set forth below. Each example is provided by way of explanation of the invention, not limitation of the invention. In fact, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made in the present invention without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention. For instance, features illustrated or described as part of one embodiment, can be used on another embodiment to yield a still further embodiment. Thus, it is intended that the present invention cover such modifications and variations as come within the scope of the appended claims and their equivalents. Other objects, features, and aspects of the present invention are disclosed in the following detailed description. It is to be understood by one of ordinary skill in the art that the present discussion is a description of exemplary embodiments only and is not intended as limiting the broader aspects of the present invention, which broader aspects are embodied in the exemplary constructions. In describing the various figures herein, the same reference numbers are used throughout to describe the same apparatus or process pathway. To avoid redundancy, detailed descriptions of much of the apparatus once described in relation to a figure is not repeated in the descriptions of subsequent figures, although such apparatus or process is labeled with the same reference numbers. Referring first to FIG. 1, there is illustrated a process line 10 suitable for carrying out the preferred process of the present invention. The description given in reference to FIG. 1 is illustrative of but one process and apparatus for making a tissue product in which a throughair dryer is utilized. It is understood and appreciated by one having ordinary skill in the art that a variety of throughair drying apparatuses and paper-making processes may be used in conjunction with the present invention. The process line begins with a papermaking furnish 12 comprising a mixture of secondary cellulosic fiber, water, and a chemical debonder which is deposited from a conventional headbox (not shown) through a nozzle 14 on top of a foraminous wire forming belt 16 as shown in FIG. 1. The forming belt 16 travels around a path defined by a series of guide rollers. The forming belt 16 travels from an upper guide roller 20, positioned below and proximate to the headbox nozzle 14, horizontally and away from the headbox nozzle to another upper guide roller 22, passes through the upper guide roller 22 and diagonally and downwardly to a lower guide roller 24, passes under the lower guide roller 24 and diagonally and upwardly toward the nozzle 14 to a lower guide roller 26, passes over lower guide roller 26 and diagonally and downwardly to lower guide roller 28, passes under lower guide roller 28 and turns upwardly and slightly inwardly to a guide roller 32, passes behind the guide roller 32 and upwardly and outwardly returns to upper guide roller 20. A vacuum forming box 34 positioned beneath the forming belt 16 proximate to the opening 36 of the headbox nozzle 14 immediately extracts water from the moist fibrous web 38 deposited on top of the forming belt by the headbox nozzle. The partially dewatered fibrous web is carried by the forming belt 16 in the clockwise direction as shown in FIG. 1, towards the upper guide roller 22. The fibrous web 38 as it moves away from the vacuum forming box 34, in one embodiment may comprise from about 19 percent to about 30 percent cellulosic fiber by weight. An edge vacuum 40 positioned below the forming belt 16 and proximate to the upper guide roller 22 assists in trimming the edges of the fibrous web 38. The fibrous web 38 passes over the upper guide roller 22 and downwardly between the forming belt 16 and a throughdryer belt 42. The throughdryer belt 42 travels around a path defined by a series of guide rollers. The throughdryer belt 42 travels from a guide roller 44 positioned above and vertically offset from guide roller 22 downwardly towards the forming belt 16, contacts the fibrous web 38, and then downwardly and diagonally away from guide roller 24 to guide roller 46, passes under guide roller 46 and turns horizontally away from the forming belt 16 towards a throughdryer guide roller 48, passes under the throughdryer guide roller 48 and turns upwardly and over a throughdryer 50 and downwardly to a second throughdryer guide roller 55, passes under through guide roller 54 and turns upwardly to an upper guide roller 56 which it passes over and thereafter turns slightly downwardly to an upper guide roller 58, and turns slightly upwardly in the direction of the forming belt 16 to an upper guide roller 60, passes over upper guide roller 60 and turns downwardly to a guide roller 62, passes under guide roller 62 and turns substantially horizontally away from forming belt 16 to a guide roller 64, passes around guide roller 64 and turns horizontally in the direction of the forming belt 16 and returns to guide roller 44. A vacuum pickup 66 pulls the fibrous web 38 towards the throughdryer belt 42 and away from forming belt 16 as the fibrous web passes between the throughdryer belt and the forming belt. The fibrous web 38 adheres to the throughdryer belt 42 and is carried by the throughdryer belt downwardly below the lower guide roller 46 towards the throughdryer 50. Vacuum boxes 68 positioned above and proximate to the throughdryer belt 42 between the lower guide roller 46 and the throughdryer guide roller 48 extract additional water from the moist fibrous web 38. The fibrous web 38 may preferably comprise between about 25 percent and 35 percent fiber by weight after passing beneath the vacuum boxes 68. The TAD 50 generally comprises an outer rotatable perforated cylinder 51 and an outer hood 52. Hood 52 is used to direct a drying medium from the drying medium supply duct (not illustrated) and which is discharged against and through the fibrous web 38 and the throughdryer belt 42 as is known to those skilled in the art. The throughdryer belt 42 carries the fibrous web 38 over the upper portion of the throughdryer outer cylinder 51. A drying medium is forced through the fibrous web 38 and through the throughdryer belt 42 and through the perforations 53 in the outer cylinder 51 of the TAD 50. The drying medium removes the remaining water from the fibrous web 38 and exits the cylinder 51 along conduits (not illustrated) in proximity to outlets 57 positioned along the axis 59 of cylinder 51. The temperature of the drying medium forced through the fibrous web by the throughdryer is desirably about at least 300� F. The throughdryer belt 42 carries the dried fibrous web 38 towards the lower guide roller 54. The dried web 38 is directed to a take-up roller 70 where the fibrous web is wound into a product roll 74. Turning to FIG. 2, there is illustrated a schematic representation of a throughair dryer and process for carrying out the present invention. The drying medium in this embodiment comprises a mixture of the combustion products from a fuel burner 80 and live high temperature pressurized steam 82. Burner 80 uses a fuel source, such as natural gas, which is burned in the presence of excess air. The resulting heated combustion products are further mixed with high energy live steam 82 and recycled drying medium 92 to provide a high temperature drying medium 90. Drying medium 90 may have a supply side temperature of between 300� F. to 600� F. when using 1000� F. live steam as a component of the drying medium 90. However, an even greater drying medium temperature is envisioned and may be obtained by increasing the relative amount and/or temperature of the introduced live steam. It is readily appreciated by one having ordinary skill in the art that the supply temperature of released steam may be greater or lesser than the 1000� F. live steam example set forth above. Such variations in steam temperature do not alter the ability to use the varying temperature steam so as to bring about the improvements of the present invention. The drying medium 90 is introduced to the TAD 50 within the interior enclosure defined by hood 52. The velocity of the drying medium 90 directs the drying medium to contact the outer supply side of moving web 38, passing the drying medium through web 38 as the medium 90 continues through the throughbelt 42, and into the interior cylinder 51 before exiting through outlets 57, as seen in reference to FIG. 1. As the drying medium 90 passes through web 38, the drying medium 90 raises the temperature of web 38, thereby converting the water content of the web to steam. The steam is released from the web fibers/matrix and passes into the drying medium. The circulating fan 100 is used to circulate the drying medium as it exits the web 38. The used drying medium 92 is then recirculated in part to the feed stream of the drying medium along with additional live steam. The returning or used dryer medium 92, upon exiting the web 38, will experience a temperature drop upon entry into the interior of the cylinder 51. Further, ambient air is typically entrained into the recirculating loop pathway of mediums 90 and 92 by air leakage along gap regions of the hood baffle 61 associated with the passage of web 38 into and out of TAD 50. To maintain a proper balance of the dryer medium constituents 90, a portion of the used dryer medium 92 may be vented using exhaust fans 101 to maintain a desired balance of the heated combustion products, including combustion air, high energy steam, and the recycled used dryer medium 92. The latter component may include ambient air entrained by movement of the web relative to the dryer. Referring now to FIG. 3, an additional embodiment of the present invention is set forth in which a substantially oxygen-free drying medium 190 is used with the TAD 50. In this embodiment, the burner 80 is operatively engaged with a heat exchanger 83. Heat exchanger 83 is used to transfer the thermal energy from the combustion products of burner 80 to the return drying medium 192. The actual combustion products, however, are vented from the system and do not form part of the actual drying medium 190. The return drying medium 192, upon passage through heat exchanger 83, is further mixed with live steam. The resulting heated mixture comprises the supply side drying medium 190. As further set forth in reference to FIGS. 3 and 5, a portion of the cooled exiting drying medium 192 may be diverted to form an air curtain along the air entrainment locations associated with the throughair dryer. A portion 195 of the exiting drying medium is discharged along an outlet adjacent the baffle and air gaps 110 defined between the throughair hood 52 and the web 38. A partial vacuum pathway 112 may be used to establish a sustained flow path of the resulting air curtain. The air curtain precludes entry of ambient air into the throughair dryer and therefore excludes the ambient air from entry into the drying medium pathway. As seen in FIG. 3, the used drying medium 112 associated with the air curtain is thereafter vented as an exhaust product by a blower 103. Additional portions of the used dryer medium 192 is vented by exhaust fan 101 as needed to accommodate the introduction of new quantities of live steam to reestablish the high temperature steam profile of drying medium 190. The pressurized release of live steam into the drying medium accomplishes several objectives. First, the steam increases the temperature of the drying medium and allows a supply side temperature of the drying medium to exceed the drying temperatures of a conventional dry air TAD. Second, the release of pressurized live steam into the drying medium pathway increases the velocity of the drying medium. As a consequence, the energy demands and capacity of electric fans or blowers associated with the drying medium circulation loop may be reduced. Third, the use of a high steam content drying medium also improves certain desirable qualities of the resulting throughair dried web. For instance, the absorbency and softness of a tissue TAD product, may be improved by raising the tissue to a temperature greater than the glass transition temperature of the cellulosic fibers. The steam content of the drying medium lowers the glass transition point of the cellulosic fibers. Further, the steam allows a higher drying temperature to be achieved. The combination of a lower glass transition temperature and higher drying temperature allows an improved product molding to occur. The molding process, as known in the art, provides a three-dimensional texture to the resulting web which is desirable for certain tissue products. The resulting molded shape is softer, more absorbent, and allows the tissue product to maintain its textured shape when exposed to moisture. In reference now to FIG. 4, details of one example of the addition of a live steam component to a TAD medium is set forth. In the illustrated embodiment of FIG. 4, burner 80 releases an initial stream of heated combustion products. The heated combustion products are then intermixed with a fan-driven return drying medium 92 along with live steam 82. A system of one or more baffles 84 may be placed within the respective flow paths to achieve an improved intermixing of the component fractions of the drying medium. Additional injection nozzles 86 may be provided so that live steam is injected along additional locations of the enclosed flow path of the drying medium loop. As illustrated, steam injection along turning elbows of the flow path ductwork are believed particularly useful. Such regions are associated with high turbulence and provide an opportunity to intermix the newly injected live steam with the other components of the drying medium. As set forth above, it has been found that live steam may be added to an existing throughair dryer apparatus and process to bring about the stated improvements. It is readily appreciated by one having ordinary skill in the art that as the relative amount of live steam introduced into the drying medium is increased, the relative percentage of drying medium atmospheric oxygen is decreased. Accordingly, as the live steam content of the drying medium is increased, the temperature of the drying medium which may be used without scorching or burning the tissue web also increases. The drying medium may have a free oxygen concentration of less than the ambient oxygen concentration of air of 21%. Optimally, the drying medium has a free oxygen concentration of less than 15% and desirably, less than 10%. It is yet still more desirable to provide a drying medium which is substantially free of atmospheric oxygen. With respect to an existing TAD apparatus and process, live steam may be added as a component of the existing drying medium. The introduction of live steam is believed useful in that the energy demands placed upon the electric fans and blowers used to circulate the drying medium will be reduced. The pressurized release of live steam contributes to the displacement and velocity of the drying medium. Further, the increased temperature of the drying medium permits a more efficient drying of the associated web. As such, the improved efficiency may permit a more rapid throughput of the web through the throughair dryer process or allow a reduction in the drying medium volume and/or flow rate, either of which would also contribute to overall cost savings of operation. It is also possible to provide a throughair dryer and process in which the TAD uses a drying medium of substantially 100 percent live steam. As such, the throughair drying medium is substantially free of atmospheric oxygen which allows the web to be raised to much greater temperatures which, heretofore, would have resulted in a scorching or burning of the fabric web. In certain embodiments of this invention, it is envisioned that the requirement of motorized blowers and fans may be substantially reduced in terms of size and capacity or eliminated altogether from the system. In their place, the circulation pathway of the drying medium loop can be established and maintained through the pressurized release of steam. In one embodiment of the present invention, an apparatus and process of oxygen-free drying is disclosed. While this embodiment discloses the use of substantially 100 percent steam as the drying medium, it is possible that other inert gases could be used in combination with the live steam. Such a use is envisioned within the scope of applicants' substantially oxygen-free drying process. Although various embodiments of the invention have been described using specific terms, devices, and methods, such description is for illustrative purposes only. The words used are words of description rather than of limitation. It is to be understood that changes and variations may be made by those of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the spirit or scope of the present invention, which is set forth in the following claims. In addition, it should be understood that aspects of the various embodiments may be interchanged, both in whole or in part. Therefore, the spirit and scope of the appended claims should not be limited to the description of the preferred versions contained therein. Patent Citations
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Joined: 16 Jul 2010 Posts: 1 | I took out a loan frim HSBC in 2004. Also a mastercard. They included my partner at that time for income and expenditure forms and said that i could afford the loan. I took out payment protection incase of loss of my job etc. My partner lost his job the following year and even though they had taken into account his earnings in the affordability of the loan, because it was in my name only we could not get any help. This is where my debt started. I later split with my ex partner and went through a debt management plan which i eventually stopped paying as HSBC would not freeze interest and the amount just kept going up. After this i moved addresses and have heard nothing from HSBC until now. I recieved a mastercard statement to my new address saying that I am £50 in credit. They took my mastercard away a long time ago so is this just a ploy to get me to contact them??? How long can they contact me for before the debt is written off? according to my credit report i didn't actually get a default filed from them until 2007. Any help would be much appreciated x |
spiritualone | 28-01-2011 12:43 AM |
Joined: 10 Aug 2010 Posts: 447 My Profile | @ttony, READ my IQOR THREAD i feel u will find it informative, ive been neglecting this forum today, been 'pc advising' all day :( all the best S1 |
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Joined: 31 Jan 2011 Posts: 1 | Hi wondering if someone can help me,i have recently been contacted by the CSA again regarding,arrears on my account. Its a long story but basics are that i have filled out every form they have ever sent me,and i never hearrd form them i then contact them and they just say an assesment hasnt yet been made and they will contact me soon. Always i never get a reply,about 5 years ago they took me to court and i was fond by the court to be liable for all the arrears, i tried the arguement that i had never been contacted by them,and the last contact i had with them was 1 week before we went to court and they said at that time that an assesment had been made on what,they think my incomings and out goings were. After the court hearing the magistrate said that the CSA would have to contact me to decide the best payment method,well guess what nothing,i never heard from them all that time ago until now and they are demanding £653 a month to pay off the arrears,and i only earn 1000 a month.They have no threaatened to revoke my licence and or send me to prison. Please help |
Joined: 31 Jan 2011 Posts: 1 | I had a creditor send me a letter, I didn't know what it was, so I called them.. They said it is a debt from 1999. the last payment made in 10/2001 for $519.00 .. I don't remember this debt and I told them I dont remember having this credit card from world financial network national bank. So am I still liable since the debt is old? Should I just leave it alone. They wanted me to pay 839.79 or settle for 419.00 today. HELP |
Joined: 02 Feb 2011 Posts: 4 | Hi I was looking for a bit advice. I've had a letter from mckenzie in kilmarnock looking to pay back a loan taking out in i think 2000? I have not contacted them as it's in my maiden name and have previously been binning any i get (maybe 2 in my 4 years in this house). I cannot remember time frames exactly but dont think a payment will have been made since 2001? I have certainly had no contact with them admitting to the debt in over 5 years (i hope). I'm afraid to contact them incase my estimation of the dates are wrong but don't think it can be far off. If i'm wrong and I send the statute barred letter will they come after me quick? Do you think I should continue to ignore as long as poss? many thanks |
spiritualone | 02-02-2011 12:58 PM |
Joined: 10 Aug 2010 Posts: 447 My Profile | @kellis, SEND the statuet barred letter, were in 2011 now so as long as you are sure, it was before 2005 you will be ok, out of interest how much is the debt for anyway? all the best S1 |
spiritualone | 02-02-2011 01:10 PM |
Joined: 10 Aug 2010 Posts: 447 My Profile | @Tata4now, APOLIGIES, this is a UK , forum and as such we have a specialised knowledge in UK matters. :( |
Joined: 02 Feb 2011 Posts: 4 | hi spiritalone the debt is now for £7995 as I think it must have been a long time before they freezed the interest. Dont know how much it was for in the first place, my ex spent it then done a bunk! I have just read that if you have a ccj then the statued barred would not work. I dont know of a ccj against me but apparently you dont always know about it?? I have also just found out that this mckenzie mob from kilmarnock have had a warning about there conduct before so they are walking a fine line as it is! Maybe this info will be useful to others as i've had 3 letters in three days. Thanks so much for your help as I was getting very worried. Its very much appreciated!! |
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Joined: 10 Aug 2010 Posts: 447 My Profile | one thing i do know kellis is, ive personally NEVER been concerned if someone has had a CCJ registered against them in realtion to walking the statuet barred path, i have never found it to be picked up on or used gainst a debtor as a reason to ignore the debt being statuet barred, its statuet barred deal with it as such if they give u any cheek about it, book an appointment with your local councils trading standards department, and that will end the matter, :) or ure other post has the ways to discover if u have a CCJ anyway best wishes S1 |
Joined: 02 Feb 2011 Posts: 4 | thanks again, if I look at my credit file does this attract them to me? afraid to start looking at this incase it opens a can of worms. |
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Joined: 10 Aug 2010 Posts: 447 My Profile | ABSOLUTELY NOT miss, credit searches done by you are ONLY seen by YOU, Im in scotland aswell and im familiar with the DCA you are on about :) |
Joined: 06 Feb 2011 Posts: 1 | I have a similar question I have a number of debts that may have resulted in defaults or CCJS but I would not be aware of this as I have moved several times since 2006 and just recently remarried. I was going through a breakdown of a relationship which divided my family and paying the debts off at the time was very difficult for me. Can I still be traced for these debts if I start searching credit files in my new married name? We have been asked to do credit checks by a prospected landlord and next year we may want to get a mortgage. We are not on an electors role either as we have only been in rented accomodation for 6 months but the tenancy is coming to an end. I'm worried that the creditors will be informed by the credit agencies and I will start being chased for debts. |
Joined: 11 Mar 2011 Posts: 1 | Sober1 - Hi I am having a very similar problem myself. In the last three weeks I have received two letters from collection agencies, one for a debt that is about 8 years old, last contact or payment I made to them must have been about 6/7 years ago and one for an old joint bank account with my ex which I stopped using in 2005. I have no idea why they are writing to me now under my old surname and have not contacted me before. I am not going to respond until I am able to quote anything substantial and think its best to get advice, either from the cab or here as there have been some very good points raised. Let me know how you get on and how you dealt with it. |


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Five fantastic gardens in Asheville
Most people associate Asheville, NC with the Biltmore Estate and gorgeous mountain scenery. But dig a bit deeper into the gardening scene there, and you'll find much more to appreciate. During a recent visit I saw numerous edible gardens tucked into city rights-of-way, next door to restaurants, such as the Sunny Point Cafe, and in residential areas, including the well-tended garden of Nan Chase, author of Eat Your Yard! and co-author of Bark House Style. I also saw too many pretty landscapes to mention them all, but I'd like to share images from five of them here.
It's easy to see how the WhiteGate Inn & Cottage received a Top-10 Romantic Getaway rating from BedandBreakfast.com. The property, located within walking distance of downtown Asheville, includes a collection of guest suites and a separate cottage surrounded by gardens laced with paths that invite exploration. And, no, I didn't stay there on this trip. But I'd love to get the full experience during a future trip to the city.
If you appreciate formal display gardens, have a hankering for bonsai, or like to hike woodland trails, the North Carolina Arboretum is the place to go. From the fully-functional rain garden next to the main garden entrance to the 65 acres of cultivated gardens and 10 miles of trails, you're sure to find something to love.
Christopher Mello combines plants with purple foliage, rusted ironwork (including a central stockade of rusted shovels surrounding a collection of Tonka toys), and a twist on on the Southern garden staple bottle tree into an eclectic mix that showcases his unique style.
Wamboldtopia, the home and garden of Damaris and Ricki Pierce features extensive rock work and surprising details tucked in throughout the garden.
In the hills overlooking Asheville, Peter and Jasmin Gentling have carved out a relaxing garden retreat with an amazing history and collection of unique plants.
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landscape lessons from Biltmore
You may not have millions to spend on your landscape as did George Vanderbilt, the first owner of Biltmore estate and mansion in Asheville, NC, but you can follow some of the same principles that noted landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted used in laying out the grounds of this popular tourist destination. I was able to visit Asheville and Biltmore last week and came away with these impressions about the gorgeous grounds:
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I recently traveled to Mobile, Alabama as a guest of the Mobile Bay Convention & Visitors Bureau. My major interest in participating in the trip was to see Bellingrath Gardens and Home, but I was also pleasantly surprised at the wide variety of attractions available within walking distance of the tour group headquarters, the historic downtown Battle House Hotel. The Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center delighted with its interactive display about the human body and petting zoo of Australian animals that tied in with the IMAX presentation on the Australian Outback. The Museum of Mobile provided great historical context for this first capital of New France and original home of Mardi Gras in the New World. The Dauphin Street Historic District Walking Tour showcased dozens of historic buildings, including a couple of the restaurants where the group dined, Wintzell's Oyster House, and Spot of Tea.
But the highlight of the tour for me had to be the gardens and displays at Bellingrath. Fellow garden communicator Sharon Asakawa and I arrived ahead of the main tour group so that we could spend some time viewing and photographing the late fall chrysanthemum displays, formal rose garden, and other gorgeous plantings before darkness fell. After a tour of the mansion, we returned to a magically transformed landscape decked out with more than three million holiday lights in 950 displays. Pictured below are just a few of them. The holiday light display at Bellingrath Gardens and Home continues through December 31.
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Baked Earth
Putting away my terra cotta pots is my final chore of the season. Terra cotta is my material of choice when it comes to the containers that grace my garden and front porch. I love the natural look of terra cotta (Italian for "baked earth") and have amassed quite a collection of cool clay containers over the years. But like all crockery, terra cotta breaks when dropped and often cracks or flakes when exposed to repeated freeze-that cycles in the winter. So I keep mine stacked in a lopsided shed attached to the rear of my nearly hundred-year-old house. Every year at this time I empty my spent containers in the compost bin, I make sure to remove all the loose debris and dirt from the pots. I spray them down with the hose and scrub them clean with a stiff brush before carting them to the shed. Cleaning your pots from year to year prevents passing fungi, bacteria, or viruses. And because clay is porous, salts in fertilizers pass through the pots walls and accumulate on the outside. That's what that hard white crust is. Clean it off with a baking soda paste and a soft brush. Nothing looks nicer than stacks and stacks of clean terra cotta pots waiting for warmer weather.
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From New York Times best-selling author Karen Kingsbury comes an unforgettable story of love struggling against all odds to snatch hope from the jaws of despair. Annie Warren's concern for her adult son, Josh, has intensified ever since a drunk driver careened into him. Disabled and in constant pain, Josh has put his life on hold while awaiting an insurance settlement that seems never to come. Yet as Annie sifts through the rubble of Josh's life, she uncovers a treasure of surpassing value—the greatest gift he could give her this side of heaven.
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I bought this for my son. He listened to the whole book in one weekend. It kept his attention and he wants to read the next book.
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They stopped the father of the Gods from raising up, But they did not end his scheming. Now the tree that protects the valley is poisoned. Grover is in Percy's dreams and the end of the camp is near. Percy has to stay back as his rival in the camp gets to go on a quest to save camp. Does he behave or sneak away to save Grover and the tree.
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Not a deli, and I don't think they have it for sale separately, but the new Fate Brewing Company in Boulder is making their own smoked pastrami for their reuben sandwiches and it's really good. Not traditional - it's more like a cross between barbecued brisket and pastrami, with smoky flavors in addition to the pickled/spiced pastrami. But it's really tasty and miles ahead of most of the blandly salty stuff you get in sandwiches around here.


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3 nights' half board at the Elba Palace Golf Hotel and 2 rounds of golf (Fuerteventura)
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7 nights' half board at the Elba Palace Golf Hotel and 5 rounds of golf (4 on Fuerteventura, 1 on Salinas de Antigua)
5* Grand Luxe hotel designed in traditional Canarian style right in the middle of Fuerteventura Golf Resort. It has 61 double rooms and splendid suites which overlook the golf course. A perfect hotel for couples.
Fuerteventura Golf Club is an 18-hole par 70 Parkland golf course. It has 3 lakes and a stream that meanders them. The course also has fantastic practice facilities along with available tuition.
Antigua, Fuerteventura (8kms from Fuerteventura Airport).
The Elba Palace Golf 's position at the heart of the golf course in Fuerteventura Golf Resort, makes it a uniquely attractive destination for those looking for peace and quiet and guaranteed year-round sea and sunshine, as well as for those interested in water sports and golf. The hotel, which also serves as the Clubhouse for the Fuerteventura Golf Club, has been designed along the lines of the traditional architecture of the Canary Islands, with beautiful wooden balconies and a marvellous interior courtyard planted with palm trees and other plants native to the island. Attention has been paid down to the very last detail in its décor, with the warm colours of the Canaries harmonising with finishes in wood, stone and terracotta.
As a member of SLH, IAGTO and PGA, the hotel is a gathering place for an exclusive clientele looking for an establishment offering something out of the ordinary. The Hotel Elba Palace Golf has a wide variety of facilities and services that will convert your stay into an unforgettable experience.
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Synopsis: Host and outdoor enthusiast Taylor Wright is a Southeastern Ontario native and an active participant in one of Canada's oldest traditions: hunting. His love of the outdoors began at a very early age, and now he is traveling across Canada with his crew in "The Canadian Tradition," searching for a variety of game animals. Their hunting methods and weaponry vary with the terrain and game, be it duck, antelope, deer or bear, and oftentimes guests or family members join the excursions. With his experience and youthful exuberance, Wright is able to provide viewers with new insight into the sport.
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