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- backroomers
2009 May 22, Jim Coyle, "Prim, unctuous, calculated, conceited", Toronto Star:add
- He has no time for backroomers or bureaucrats.
- folles *
2009 May 22, Peter Howell, "A first last look at Heath Ledger", Toronto Star:add
- Les herbes folles (Wild Grass), by French master Alain Resnais, could have been a conventional charmer about two people in late middle age who fall into amour fou crazy love.
- ifoundyourcamera
2009 May 22, Nancy J. White, "Website reunites cameras with their owners", Toronto Star:add
- That's where Matt Preprost, the 21-year-old creator of ifoundyourcamera, lives.
- indvidiual
2009 May 22, "Tories and human rights", Toronto Star:add
- Hillier would get rid of both the Human Rights Commission, which looks into systemic discrimination, and the Human Rights Tribunal, which adjudicates indvidiual complaints of discrimination.
- launde
2009 May 22, Katherine Barber, "Grow it to mow it", Toronto Star:add
- Although the English had what we call lawns back then, the word "lawn" derived from the Old French word for a heath, "launde" (related to "land") meant a woodland glade.
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- A slice of whole-grain bread has 10 mcg, so make it a sandwich).
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2009 May 22, The You Docs, "Take photos to lose weight", Toronto Star:add
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2009 May 22, Corey Mintz, "Six thousand restaurants, 50 reviews: How our critic chooses", Toronto Star:add
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- Bananas contain prebiotics, nondigestible fibre that set the stage for the growth of probiotic bacteria.
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2009 May 22, Chris Zelkovich, "Ageless Volpe is more than just a scout", Toronto Star:add
- One of those projects was slotback Andre Talbot, whose career with the Argos was almost ended early by injuries.
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2009 May 22, Christopher Hume, "Arthur Erickson's great works lift our spirit", Toronto Star:add
- But in an age of starchitecture, Erickson's refusal to adopt a signature look kept him from achieving the kind of recognition he deserved.
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2009 May 22, Louise Brown, "City kids glimpse Inuit fun", Toronto Star:add
- Kids from south of Eglinton played Ultimate Frisbee with their peers from north of the treeline.
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Archie: (about Edith and Stephanie) What the hell is this? The Singing Dingbats?
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This episode was videotaped on November 03, 1978.
Danielle Brisboise has put out two CDs on RCA records. They were both critically acclaimed by "Rolling Stone" and "Billboard" magazines. Though not commercially hits, I have these CDs and they blew me away at her talent. They are "Arrive All Over You," and "Portable Life." You can find them on eBay. Though "Portable Life" is limited and often expensive. They are truly impressive works of art
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Notice how Stephanie is singing and dancing facing her back at everyone at the bar? You'd think Edith or Archie would make her turn around to the customers.
If Archie enjoyed Stephanie's performance at the tavern, why was his reaction bored and disgusted during her performance?
The lines of the song when Edith and Stephanie practice ("I want to dance like my sister Kate. Everyone thinks that she dance so great. I realise a thing or two...) does not correspond in Stephanie's final performance at the tavern. The lyrics are completely different.


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Global floods and drought have pushed wheat futures up over 75% in the past year. Insight on how to play this commodity trade, with Dennis Gartman, The Gartman Letter, and the Fast Money traders weigh in on their stock picks of the day.
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With drought threatening food production in the EU, US and China analysts at Renaissance Capital believe the next 8-10 weeks will be crucial to prices in 2011 and 2012.
Glencore made a speculative bet on rising wheat and corn prices in the early stages of last summer's Russian drought, when senior traders at the Swiss-based company publicly urged Russia to impose a grain export ban. The FT reports.
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what a lovely place to stay in Carmel, in a quiet street and less than 5 minutes to a beautiful beach (with the chance to see some dolphins). Gretchen, the owner, is very friendly and helpful. One day we wanted to go to the beach and she gave us beach chairs and towels. We stayed in the patio room which was spacious and very clean. You don't hear noise from the streets and though the room is in the main house we didn't hear anything (TV, kitchen noise etc.). we could fully relax there. Parking space is available directly in front of the house. Breakfast was very good as well, dozens of different teas, fresh fruit every morning. I'd love to stay there again :)
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Two days back, when I saw the sky were cloudy I decided to do something specially when here in Dubai its rare to have such a nice weather during the year only for a couple of weeks, I prepared all my photography stuff, also I have charged the batteries very well, I made a couple of time-lapse videos but I will share soon once I got all the required footage's.
While I was shooting other locations in Dubai mall I noticed that the Address tower looks awesome with the clouds and all the stuff so I've standed on the correct location and started capturing the scene.
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Dec. 19, 1967 A. D. PAXTON 3,358,823
GUSSET BOTTOM BAGS IN ROLL FORM AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME Filed Jan. 16, 1967 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 N1 A LLE/VBPAX mm D INVENTOR. \z
Dec. 19, 1967 A. D. PAXTON 3,358,823
GUSSET BOTTOM BAGS IN ROLL FORM AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME Filed Jan. 16, 1967 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 ALLE/VQPA'X fa/v A T Ta e/v.5 Y
United States Patent 3,358,823 GUSSET BOTTOM BAGS IN ROLL FORM AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME Allen D. Paxton, 8503 Kail Drive, Yakima, Wash. 98902 Filed Jan. 16, 1967, Ser. No. 609,496 6 Claims. (Cl. 206-58) ABSTRACT OF TIE DISCLOSURE A single web of polyethylene, folded against itself with a re-entrant fold in the folded edge and sealed transversely to divide the same into a series of bags and partly severed inwardly from the opposite edge to separate openend portions of the bags, said open-end portions being folded inwardly so that they overlap the balance of the Web, exclusive of said re-entrant fold, said web then be ing rolled on itself from one end thereof to produce a roll which has a substantial uniform density throughout its length.
Background of the invention (1) Field of invention.
Developing a method of presenting gusset bottom bags in roll form to a machine having the function of separating the individual bags from the roll and filling said individual bags thus separated with a product to be packaged therein.
(2) Description of the prior art.
Known prior US. patents include:
(1) Knuetter, 2,265,075, Dec. 2, 1941. (2) Piazze et 211., 2,773,285, Dec. 11, 1956. (3) Alvarez, 3,045,891, July 24, 1962. (4) Hoeppner, 3,147,674, Sept. 8, 1964. (5) Hoeppner, 3,182,430, May 11, 1965.
Knuetter discloses a method of making gusset bottom bags with the same arranged serially in a single web by folding the web on itself as it is drawn lengthwise from a supply roll, refolding the folded edge of the web to produce a re-entrant fold therein, sealing the web transversely at spaced intervals to provide closely spaced sealing zones and severing the web in the areas between the sealing zones of said respective pairs of zones so as to separate the bags from the web.
Alvarez discloses a method of forming a continuous series of bags in a continuous polyethylene web by folding this web on itself, without forming a re-entrant fold in the folded edge thereof, sealing the web transversely with pairs of sealing zones spaced closely from each other and having perforations between said sealing zones which permit the bags to be separated from the web manually as shown in FIGURE 19. One of the features of the Alvarez invention is that the web containing the continuous series of envelopes may be rolled upon itself from one end thereof to produce a roll of uniform density throughout its length so that this mode of packaging may be used in supplying the individual bags embodied in the entire web to a machine for filling said bags with a product.
Summary of the invention The present invention provides a continuous series of gusset bottom bags in roll form which is so produced that when the roll is made from the web embodying the bags it will have a uniform density throughout the length of the roll and thus permit the roll to be effectively used in the delivery of the bags embodied in the roll one-byone to a machine for filling the individual bags and separating them from the roll. I
The invention also embraces a novel method by which Patented Dec. 19, 1967 gusset bottom bags may be embodied in a roll and yet Brief description of the dnawings The manner of accomplishing the foregoing objects as well as further objects and advantages will be made manifest in the following description taken in connection with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIGURE 1 is a diagrammatic plan View of a web of polyethylene film or the like being fed along a given path in the performance of the method of the invention.
FIGURE 2 is an enlarged diagrammatic cross-sectional view of said web taken on the line 2-2 of FIGURE 1.
FIGURE 3 is a diagrammatic perspective view of the step in the method shown in FIGURE 1 in which transversely disposed pairs of seals are formed in the initially folded web to unite overlying layers of the Web together along closely spaced transverse lines, sever said web in the area between the seals of each of said pairs adjacent one edge of said web, and form a series of perforations in the areas between the seals of said pairs in the balance of the web whereby upper portions of bags formed in said web are entirely separated while lower portions of said bags which embody a gusset bottom in each of the bags are separated by a perforated zone in the web which may be parted by tearing each bag from the bags adjacent thereto.
FIGURE 4 is a diagrammatic partial side elevational view of the roll of the invention and is taken on the line 44 of FIGURE 1.
FIGURE 5 is a fragmentary enlarged elevational view of the pairs of sealing zones produced in the preferred method of the invention, the cut which completely severs the web material between certain portions of said sealing Zones, and the perforations which are formed between other portions of said zones and which afford the opportunity of readily separating each bag in the roll from a bag adjacent thereto by a simple tearing process.
FIGURE 6 is a diagrammatic sectional view of the sealing-severing-perforating blade shown in FIGURE 3 and is taken on the line 6-6 of the latter figure.
FIGURE 7 is a view similar to FIGURE 2 and is taken on the line 7-7 of FIGURE 1 so as to illustrate how the folding of upper portions of the bag in said roll against lower portions of said bags but excluding the portion having a re-entrant fold therein, causes the roll produced by rolling the web thus folded to have a uniform density throughout the length of the roll.
FIGURE 8 is a view similar to FIGURE 1 and illustrates the performance of the method of the invention to produce an endless series of gusset bottom bags in roll form in which the individual bags are held in said roll united consecutively with each other by a modified form of perforating means.
FIGURE 9 is a View similar to FIGURE 3 and illustrates the sealing, severing and perforating steps in the method of the invention in producing the type of roll shown in FIGURE 8.
FIGURE 10 is an enlarged fragmentary elevational view illustrating the surface of the web employed in the modified form of the method of the invention illustrated in FIGURES 8 and 9 and showing how the perforations provided in said form of the method comprise short groups of relatively small perforations separated by relatively long slits in the web material and in which the pairs of seals extending transversely of the web and which separate adjacent bags in the web from each other are relatively narrow and unite the overlying layers of the web merely at the edges of said slits and said perforations.
3 FIGURE 11 is a diagrammatic cross-sectional view taken on the line 1111 of FIGURE 9 and illustrates the type of heated blade employed in the steps shown in FIGURE 9 to produce the result illustrated in FIGURE 10.
Description of the preferred embodiment This embodiment comprises a roll 14 which is illustrated, together with the method of making said roll, in FIGURE 1. As shown in this view, roll 14 comprises a continuous series of individual gusset bottom bags 15 which are formed from a web 16 of sheet polyethylene or the like by passing this web in the direction of arrow 17 through a series of processing steps which may be described as follows:
The initial steps of this method precede those illustrated in FIGURE 1 and are not disclosed herein because these are clearly shown in FIGURE 3 of the above Kneutter patent. By reference to this view of this patent it may be seen how the web 16 is originally formed and wound, in single sheet thickness, about a core to form a supply roll of said web from which the latter is drawn as the first step in performing the process of the present invention. The first change that takes place in the web, as this is drawn from said supply roll, is the folding of the web into two layers, a lower layer 18 and an upper layer 19 which overlaps the lower layer with the exception of a narrow marginal portion 29 of the lower layer. The next step is the deformation of the fold between the upper and lower layers 18 and 19 to produce a re-entrant fold 21 which eventually forms the gusset bottom 22 of each of the bags 15. The steps of the present method described so far are identical with similar steps disclosed in the aforesaid Kneutter patent. From this point onward however the steps employed in the present method are novel over all the prior art.
The first of these novel steps consists in applying transversely to the web 16 at uniform intervals a combination heated cutter-sealer-perforator blade 23 which is shown in cross-section in FIGURE 6 and in perspective in FIG- URE 3. The blade 23 is slightly longer than the transverse dimension of the web 16 after this has been folded against itself and after the re-entrant fold 21 has been made at the folded edge of the web. The blade 23 has a bottom sealing face 24 from a central portion of which extends a cutter knife 25 and a perforating knife 26. The knife 25 has a continuous edge for forming a cut and the knife 26 is serrated for forming a line of very small and closely spaced perforations. In the performance of the present method, the blade 23 is maintained at a predetermined temperature by a thermostatic control and mechanism (not shown) may be provided for lowering this blade in a transverse relation with the web 16 at regular intervals during the passage of this web beneath said blade so as to divide said web into individual bags 15. Each time the blade 23 so descends on the web 16, the cutting knife 25 forms a narrow cut 31 in the web and the perforating knife 30 cuts a series of small perforations 32 in said web. At the same time the sealing face 24 is brought to bear pressurably against the web 16 so that the heat applied by the blade 23 along said sealing face is effective in sealing together the various layers in the folded web 16 where they are thus compressed beneath the blade 23. Closely spaced transverse sealing zones 33 are thus provided which extend across the entire width of the web 16 at opposite sides of the slot 31 and the row of perforations 32.
The length of the cut 31 thus formed by each impression of blade 23 on the web 16 is equal to (the entire width of the web, minus the width of re-entrant fold 21) divided by 2. The seal zones 33 formed by successive impressions of the blade 23 are thus seen to divide the web 16 into an endless series of bags 15, the open ends of these bags being located at the marginal area 20 of the web. The upper or open end portions 34 of adjacent bags 15 are freed from each other by the cuts 31 and are readily foldable about a fold line 35 which is parallel with the web 16 and intersects the inner ends of cuts 31.
The next step in the present method comprises folding the divided upper portion 34 of each bag 15 about the fold line 35 so that portions 34 lie against those areas of these bags which lie between said fold line and the re-entrant fold 21. This folding of portions 34 may be done manually or by machinery and in commercial performance of the method will preferably be done mechanically.
Referring now to FIGURE 7 it is to be noted that a folding of open end portion 34 of the bag 15 about the fold line 31 against the balance of the web 16 (but so as not to overlay the re-entrant fold 21), produces in the web (thus narrowed transversely) a uniformity in the thickness of the web across its entire transverse dimension. In other words the web is now uniformly four thicknesses deep throughout its width with the inconsiderable exception of the area in which the marginal area 20 at the end of each bag is located in the folded web. Thus when the final step of winding the web 16, folded in this manner, into the form of a roll 14, takes place, each turn of the web added to the roll 14 adds approximately identically the same radial thickness to all portions of the roll throughout its axial dimension. This means that no matter how long a web 16 is wound upon itself from one end to form a roll 14, this roll remains in true cylindrical form and has uniform density throughout its length. The roll 14 thus serves as a practical means of storing a large number of individual bags 15 formed by the method of this invention from a single web 16 pending the demand for delivery of such bags one at a time to a machine designed to use the same.
Gbviously, any machine of the latter category has means for unfolding the folded open end portion 34 of each bag 15 immediately prior to filling this bag and separating it from the balance of the web 16. Such means for utilizing the roll 14 and the bags 15 embodied therein, are no part of the present invention.
When the time comes to separate one of the bags 15 from another bag adjacent thereto this may be done by the application of a cutter either hot or cold which will sever the webs intervening between perforations 32 or by merely pulling the two bags apart causing a rupture of these webs which are purposely made with such a narrow dimension as to make this easy to accomplish.
Referring now to FIGURES 8 to 11 inclusive, a modified form of the roll of the invention and the method of making the same which are illustrated in these views will now be described. Where numerals used in describing the preferred embodiment of the invention may fittingly be applied in the description of the modified form thereof these numerals will be used in describing the latter with prime added. The roll 14 embodies a series of bags 15' which are formed by the performance of various process steps upon a polyethylene web 16'. These steps are identical to those already described in the above disclosure of the preferred embodiment of the roll and method of the invention with the exception that a cutter-sealer-perforator blade 23' is employed in dividing the web 16 into individual bags 15. The blade 23 is relatively narrow and lacks the seal forming shoulder 24 which is found on the lower edge of cutter-sealer-perforator blade 23 shown in FIGURE 6. As a result, wide seal zones 33 which are provided in the web 16 are lacking in the processing of web 16. The blade 23 has a cutting knife 25' a spaced series of relatively short groups of perforating knives 36 and secondary cutting knives 37 which are located between the groups of perforating knives 36 as shown in FIGURE 9. In the process of forming modified roll 14 of the invention, the blade 23' is reciprocated vertically into pressural relation with the web 16' at the proper intervals to divide said web into a series of individual bags 15. The cutting knife 25 in each of these engagements cuts a slot 38 in the upper and lower layers of the web 16 therebeneath and seals these two layers together along the edges of said slot. At the same time the contact of the perforating knives 36 with web 16' forms groups of small perforations 39 while sealing together, at the borders of these perforations, the layers of the web 16' engaged by said perforating knives.
Simultaneously with this operation, of course, the secondary cutting knives 37 form slots 40 which extend between the groups of perforations 39 formed by the knives 36. Heat from the cutter-sealer-perforator blade 23' seals together the various layers in the web 16' which are penetrated by this blade in forming slots 38 and 40 and groups of small perforations 39 said seals being accomplished in zones immediately adjacent to edges of each of these slots and perforations. As shown in FIGURE these seal zones are very narrow yet they are adequate to seal the entire side edges of the individual bags formed from the web 16' by the modified method of the invention being described. The perforations 39 are also close enough together so that when adjacent bags 15 are cut or torn apart by severing or rupturing the webs between adjacent perforations 39, this separation does not destroy the effectiveness with which opposite side edges of each bag 15 are individually sealed. The perforations 39 are close enough together so that the sealing of the layers of the web 16', which extends outwardly from each of these perforation toward the perforations adjacent thereto, form substantially a continuous seal along a transverse line through each of these groups of small perforations 39 so that when the webs located between adjacent pairs of perforations are ruptured to separate the bags, each individual bag retains a complete seal along the areas of each of its sides disposed opposite the groups of small perforations 39.
In the modified form of the method of the invention shown in FIGURES 8, 9, 10 and 11, the upper open end portions 34' of the respective bag 15' are folded about fold line 35' in a similar manner as is done in the preferred embodiment of the method of the invention so that when the folded web 16 is wound on itself from one end thereof to form a roll 14 this roll has a substantially uniform density throughout its axial dimension.
The principal advantage of the modified form of the method of the invention is in the increased ease afforded by the reduced amount of material in the web 16' which must be ruptured to separate adjacent bags 15' from each other. This is accomplished by eliminating most of the webs separating adjacent small perforations in the preferred embodiment of the invention by reducing the perforated areas separating adjacent bags by limiting these areas to three short groups of perforations 39 and then separating these groups by slots 40 in which the juxtaposed side areas of the adjacent bags are of course entirely separated.
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1. Gusset bottom bags in roll form comprising:
a single web of polyethylene or the like folded against itself along a longitudinal fold :line to produce a W cross-section re-entrant fold having a pair of outer external folds and a central internal fold;
a series of pairs of seals extending transversely of said folded web to unite the overlapping layers thereof,
said pairs being disposed at intervals to divide said folded web into a consecutive series of bags with open ends at the opposite side of said web from the side having said re-entrant fold,
said folded web being partially severed inwardly from said opposite side thereof along lines located between the respective seals of said pairs of seals,
for distances approximately one-half the difference be tween the width of said folded web and the width of said re-entrant fold thus separating open end portions of said bags from each other along their juxtaposed bag sides, said separated bag portions being folded along a medial line parallel with said web to overlie respectively unseparated portions of said bags, with the exception of those portions embodying said re-entrant fold,
said web, with said separated bag portions thus folded thereagainst, being rolled on itself from one end thereof,
the approximately uniformity in the distribution transversely of the bulk of said folded web effecting a corresponding uniformity of density of the roll thus produced by rolling said web.
2. Gusset bottom bags in roll form as recited in claim 1 wherein:
the material of said web in the areas between the respective seals of said pairs of seals which are not severed as aforesaid are provided with perforations which weaken said web so as to allow individual bags or groups of bags to be readily separated from said web.
3. Gusset bottom bags in roll form as recited in claim 2 wherein said perforations are relatively small and closely spaced from each other.
4. Gusset bottom bags in roll form as recited in claim 2 wherein:
said perforations include short groups of relatively small closely spaced holes and relatively long cuts located between said groups.
5. The method of making gusset bottom bags in roll form which comprises:
drawing a single web of polyethylene from a supply roll;
folding said web on itself as it is thus drawn;
forming a re-entrant fold in the folded edge of said web; heat sealing together the overlying layers of said folded web along closely spaced pairs of narrow zones extending transversely of said web, said pairs being located at spaced intervals to divide said web into a series of gusset bottomed bags;
partially severing said folded web between the sealed zones of said respective pairs of such zones for a substantial distance inwardly from the web edge which is disposed oppositely from the web edge occupied by said re-entrant fold, thereby separating open-end portions of said bags from each other along their juxtaposed bag sides,
folding said open-end bag portions, thus separated, to
overlie respectively unseparated portions of said bags but excluding the re-entrant fold portions of said bags, and
rolling said web on itself from one end thereof to produce a roll which has a substantially uniform density throughout its length.
6. The method of making gusset bottom bags in roll form as recited in claim 5 including the step of providing perforations in those portions of the areas between said sealed zones which are not severed, to permit ready separation of the bags comprised in said web.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,265,0 12/1941 Knuetter 93-35 2,773,285 12/ 1956 Piazze et a1 22969 X 3,045,891 7/ 1962 Alvarez 229-69 3,147,674 9/ 1964 Hoeppner 93-35 3,182,430 5/1965 Hoeppner 5329 MARTHA L. RICE, Primary Examiner.
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Specie: Stone Curlew bird
Location: Warsaw ZOO, Poland
The Stone-curlews, also known as Dikkops or Thick-knees are a group of largely tropical birds in the family Burhinidae. Despite the group being classified as waders, most species have a preference for arid or semi-arid habitats. They are found worldwide within the tropical zone, with some species also breeding in temperate Europe and Australia.
They are medium to large birds with strong black or yellow black bills, large yellow eyes—which give them a reptilian appearance—and cryptic plumage. The names Thick-knee and Stone-curlew are both in common use, the preference among authorities for one term or the other varying from year to year. The term Stone-curlew owes its origin to the broad similarities with true curlews (which are not closely related).
They are largely nocturnal, particularly when singing their loud wailing songs, which are reminiscent of true curlews. The diet consists mainly of insects and other invertebrates. Larger species will also take lizards and even small mammals.
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Area Five WIC Clinic Peru location. To apply for WIC you must schedule an appointment at this Peru Indiana clinic. You will need to bring documents when submitting your application. To find out what documents, contact your case worker. Some examples are, a drivers license, residency, proof of income, TANF, food stamps or Section 8 participation. Area Five WIC Peru should be able to assist you with any questions or issues about the Indiana WIC program. You would need to see a health professional to determine if you are at nutritional risk, for example anemia. This may be done at no cost at this location. To find out more, contact the WIC office below. The Indiana WIC Program helps provide supplemental foods, health care referrals and nutrition education for low-income pregnant, breastfeeding and non-breastfeeding postpartum women.
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Jiandi Wan is currently a Research Associate in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Princeton University. His degrees are in chemistry from Wuhan University (B.S., 1998, M.S., 2001) and Boston University (Ph.D., 2006). Dr. Wan worked as a postdoctoral researcher in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University from 2006 to 2009 and moved to Princeton University in 2009. Dr. Wan's research includes microfluidic approaches for studying red blood cell dynamics and multiphase emulsions, photoinduced electron transfer dynamics, and surface chemistry. His recent work focuses on the material and biophysical applications of microfluidics.
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Who told you so, dilly dilly,
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That told me so
Call up your friends, dilly, dilly
Set them to work
Some to the plough, dilly dilly,
Some to the fork
Some to the hay, dilly dilly,
Some to thresh corn
Whilst you and I, dilly dilly,
Keep ourselves warm
Lavender's blue, dilly dilly,
Lavender's green
When you are King, dilly dilly,
I shall be Queen
Who told you so, dilly dilly,
Who told you so?
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I noticed this morning that much of my garden is devoted to lavender, blue, pink and purple. I hadn't realized this before. It was terribly bright to be taking pictures, but here's what I came up with.
By the barn
Clematis Joe Zary
Compassion Rose
Pink Phlox
Pinks by the rain barrel
Clematis Sinii Plamia
Astrid Lindgren Rose
Russian Sage
Vitex. It surfaces very late and very tiny, end of June for me, shoots up and blooms starting in September.
And yes, the scent is wonderful, as Saucy and Chelone have remarked!
I'm partial to lavenders and blues myself. What a nice collection you've got there Marie. I especially love that clematis. I like your watering can too. Now I'll be singing Dilly Dilly all day. I've always liked that song!
Here is a link that might be useful: Lavender Blue (Dilly Dilly)
They are definitely the colors of the late summer garden here too. But, yet again, the caryopteris I planted last year croaked - that thing just WON'T grow for me!
GB, I've tried to broaden my horizons a bit this year, I had a similar situation with all the lavs, blues,purples--but do love them ! I've added more yellow, and even some red-though the red is set apart. Beautiful photos as always !
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These are gorgeous GB....you've been holding out on us :)
Is the Veronia also known as Iron Weed?
I have Vitex envy everytime I see it....it seemed to be a common theme running through all of the gardens I saw this year.
Looking around my own garden, I see lots of whites and washed out pinks....time to add more lavendars!
Eden, I loved the Burl Ives link :)
Saucy, Vernonia = Ironweed. There are several kinds I'm told. Mine is TALL.
I suggest Vitex to everyone!(above zone 5) Mark the spot well though, it is very late surfacing. You'll think you've lost it if you have cold winters like ours.
Woody, I've had good luck lately with Caryopteris. I'm not sure why, because in the past it was toast every year. I got solid plants, planted them in FULL sun, pruned back only in spring after signs of growth appeared, like with lavender.
Kathy, I've expanded to yellows, oranges and even red too! I've been VERY shy of red up to now. In addition to color, I've been braver about plant size too: persicaria polymorpha, Vernonia, grasses...


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MOU Procedures College of Agriculture and Life Sciences July 12, 2010 Please read these procedures and use the CALS MOU template below as the basis for preparing your MOU, inserting the appropriate language where necessary. Please do not delete major sections. If you feel sections may be irrelevant to your particular situation, communicate that to Jim Haldeman (CALS International Programs -- email@example.com) and the Senior Associate Dean for a final determination before preparing the MOU for the approval process review. When you begin work on an MOU, please contact Jim Haldeman in the CALS International Programs Office. Jim will help guide the MOU through the appropriate approval processes. Once Jim Haldeman has reviewed the language required as in the CALS MOU template, his office will prepare a routing form, and the MOU will then be moved through the approval process. Jim will see that all required signatures are obtained in the correct order. Review is required from University Counsel, the Relevant Area Studies Program, Cornell Abroad (if a university student exchange is involved), and the Dean of the Graduate School (if Graduate School resources are involved). After Jim Haldeman obtains the above series of signatures, he will approve and sign the routing form as the IP/CALS representative and the MOU will be forwarded to the Senior Associate Dean of CALS office for review in advance of the Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences approving and signing the agreement. Dean Boor should be the first person to sign the MOU after it has been through the approval process at Cornell, working through Jim Haldeman. Please do not have the partner institution sign first, and please do not send MOUs directly to the Dean or Senior Associate Dean. Cornell approvals are needed, and Jim Haldeman will assist you in obtaining the sequence of signatures required. Revised: 7/12/2010 Page 1 of 7 Once the Dean of CALS has approved the agreement, Jim Haldeman will send the agreement to the Provost for International Relations for final signature. (Once approved, this office notifies the Enaudi Center of the approved MOU, which is then entered into their database of MOU's, accessible online.) If necessary, this office will work with the originator to obtain the signature from the partner institution. Both parties to the agreement must have an original copy of the MOU. Additional information regarding international MOU's is available at the Einaudi web site: http://www.einaudi.cornell.edu/initiatives/exchange.asp. See the CALS MOU template below. Revised: 7/12/2010 Page 2 of 7 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between NAME OF PARTNER INSTITUTION plus full address and CORNELL UNIVERSITY, FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ITS COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES Ithaca, New York (USA) GENERAL Project Agreements The terms of cooperation for each specific activity implemented under this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), including financial aspects, shall be mutually discussed and agreed upon in writing by both parties prior to the initiation of that activity. These Project Agreements shall be subject to the terms of this MOU and shall be attached hereto in Appendix A. In order to facilitate international academic exchange, to develop academic and scientific relationships, and in support of collaborative research activities name of partner institution and Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) agree to establish this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) as a framework for cooperative programs. ARTICLE I University Personnel Exchange and Visits It is agreed that linkages will be strengthened by university personnel visits and exchanges between the collaborating institutions. The purpose is to exchange scientific information and develop specific cooperative projects and programs. Arrangements for each such visit will be made under the aegis of the institutions. Purpose, timing and other details concerning exchanges and short visits shall be mutually acceptable to the institutions. It is agreed that information concerning the purpose and duration of faculty and/or student visits, the research backgrounds of personnel and further details, as required, will be provided to the host institution at least two months prior to the proposed visit. Revised: 7/12/2010 Page 3 of 7 ARTICLE II Cooperative Research It is recognized that significant opportunities will exist for cooperative research at the collaborating institutions. Such clearly beneficial activities may require specific arrangements. In view of the importance of cooperative research, collaborating institutions agree to give a high priority to this within their overall relationships. ARTICLE III Areas of Academic Interest Every effort will be made to encourage productive relationships and exchanges in all agricultural related fields identified by interested members of collaborating institutions. ARTICLE IV Post Graduate Degree Training The collaborating institutions recognize that there are considerable benefits when graduate students are provided with opportunities for conducting at least some of their research abroad. Efforts will be made, accordingly, to expand opportunities toward this objective. Arrangements to this end will be considered on a case-by-case basis. It is agreed that as much as practicable, graduate-level research and training will be considered an essential component for inclusion in externally funded projects. Short-term, non-degree training will also be considered as part of this agreement. With respect to student programs, the acceptance of students for research, course work or full programs will be dependent on meeting the funding needs, academic criteria of the host institution, and on visa and other requirements of the host country. In such cases students will apply through the Cornell Graduate School and, if admitted, would be responsible for paying tuition and fees. Students participating in a program contemplated by this MOU will be required to carry adequate health insurance acceptable to the host institution, and provide proof of such insurance to the host institution. ARTICLE V Exchange of Scientific Materials Collaborating parties agree to exchange as widely as is practicable such items as scientific publications and journals, university calendars, prospectuses, text books, course outlines and reference materials. Revised: 7/12/2010 Page 4 of 7 ARTICLE VI Duration of Memorandum of Understanding The effective date of this MOU shall be ______________. The MOU shall extend for a period of ________ years and may be renewed upon mutual written agreement. The MOU may be modified by mutual written agreement. The MOU may be terminated by either university with notification to the other party six months prior to the effective date of termination. ARTICLE VII Intellectual Property Each party to this MOU shall own the intellectual property (IP) conceived or first reduced to practice solely by its employees or agents in furtherance of projects or activities contemplated by this MOU. IP conceived or first reduced to practice jointly by employees or agents of both parties shall be jointly owned. 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ARTICLE X Non-discrimination Specifically, both institutions agree not to discriminate against any person because of age, ancestry, color, disability or handicap, national origin, race, religious creed, sex, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Cornell and [Partner University] shall abide by these principles in the administration of this MOU, and neither institution shall impose criteria for the exchange of faculty or students which would violate the principles of non- discrimination. Breach of this covenant may be regarded as a material breach of this Memorandum of Understanding and any related agreements. 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Such insurance shall provide coverage for negligent acts, errors, or omissions and provide protection against bodily injury or property damage claims. It is expressly understood that each party shall be solely responsible for its own actions and such insurance shall not extend to protect any other party. ARTICLE XIV Law/Enforcement The Parties will consult with each other and attempt to resolve disputes or misunderstandings that arise in the administration of this MOU informally. In the event that internal attempts at resolution are not successful, the Parties agree that any formal claims in connection with this Agreement against Cornell, its officer, agents and employees shall be brought in State or Federal Court having jurisdiction in Tompkins County, State of New York, USA, and claims against [institution name] shall be brought in the courts of [home country]. The MOU shall be construed in accord with the law of the courts in which the proceedings are brought. 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Woodsford Castle
Woodsford shown within Dorset
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Coordinates: 50°42′49″N 2°20′17″W / 50.71355°N 2.338°W
Woodsford is a hamlet and civil parish in the county of Dorset in South West England. It lies in the Frome valley in the West Dorset administrative district, about 5 miles (8.0 km) east of the county town Dorchester. The valley here is wide and the fields used to be managed using a system of watermeadows.[2] Dorset County Council's 2013 mid-year estimate of the parish population is 80.[1]
In the 11th century Woodsford was recorded in the Domesday Book as Waredesford, a name which was ascribed by 18th-century historian John Hutchins to mean a ford across the Varia, the latter being an alternative name for the River Frome, although more recent opinion is that Waredesford referred to a ford belonging to a man named Weard.[3] Two holdings were recorded, which have been interpreted as corresponding to East Woodsford (the current village) and West Woodsford (now Woodsford Castle).[4]
Woodsford Castle is the surviving range of a 14th-century fortified manor house.[5] It has the largest thatched roof in the county[6] and has been restored by the Landmark Trust.
- ^ a b "Parish Population Data". Dorset County Council. 20 January 2015. Retrieved 21 March 2015.
- ^ Ralph Wightman (1983). Portrait of Dorset (4 ed.). Robert Hale Ltd. p. 49. ISBN 0 7090 0844 9.
- ^ "Woodsford". Dorset OPC Project. 2013. Retrieved 13 November 2013.
- ^ "An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset, Volume 2: South East". University of London & History of Parliament Trust. (British History Online). 2013 [1970]. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Woodsford Castle". Pastscape. Retrieved 2011-06-15.
- ^ M A Rodger (February 2009). "Some Lost Castles Of Dorset". Dorset Life. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
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Panasonic FV-WCSW31-W Light Switch, WhisperControl Triple Function, ON/OFF, Fan/Light/Night-Light Switch - White
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The Panasonic Whisper Control FV-WCSW31-W features a three function on/off switch for a fan, light, and night-light. The Whisper Control series of switches provides quality, performance and efficiency to meet standards for residential and commercial use. With a multi-switch interface, this combination switch saves space and adds convenience for regulation of exhaust fans. With three single pole switches, the Whisper Control utilizes 15 amps and a 120 volt circuitry. To provide ease of installation for a single-gang wall box, the FV-WCSW31-W includes quickwire push-in back and side wire termination and an included white-finished wallplate. Rated for commercial use, the Whisper Control 3 Function switch is UL and CSA listed.
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November 2009
"I know how men in exile feed on dreams of hope." – Aeschylus
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American Bus Stop is a series that focuses on situations worth stopping to view—to notice—to examine. In this fifth work I focus on prisons.
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Some surreal work manifesting itself,great work Mary Ann
thanks. glad you enjoyed viewing it.
– Mary Ann Reilly
This is so thought provoking Mary Ann. Great photo and "I know how men in exile feed on dreams of hope." is so defined. Love this.
wonderd if i should have included the words. am rethinking it. thanks.
– Mary Ann Reilly
your work always gives me pause Mary Ann and this is no exception.. a def fav
thanks LIna. Appreciate your comments always.
– Mary Ann Reilly
You definately have a way in your works for grabbing and holding the attention of the viewer Mary. This is as Lina says, no exception…excellent
i do want to hold your attention. thanks Richard for noticing and commenting.
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this is amazing!
thanks tara.
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Wonderful image Mary Ann
Thanks CJ
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Thanks Alan. Honored of course.
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Greetings Mary Ann; Absolutely creative idea and execution. Love the treatments and the angles. I think it conveys your thoughts and intent.
thanks Steve:)
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Fabulous work Mary-Ann
thanks Clare.
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Good one!!!
thanks Scarlet
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[YEA] Green tea leaves for athlete's foot (vesicular tinea pedis)
I have the vesicular infection, with small blisters that itch and burn. The blister fluid is infectious so one must not scratch the infection. Skin becomes red, itchy and scaly when blisters become engorged and burst. I have tried mutiple tubes of anti fungal cortisol creams in childhood and it treated but never completely cure it. Then I discovered green tea leaves as a remedy!
This is what I do: Chew up a few leaves (dried and not brewed) with front teeth, with minimal saliva so it becomes a thick leafy paste. Spit out carefully on index finger and apply as a layer on the infected skin. I apply thick enough to cover and often slightly larger area than the infected skin, just to make sure I got it covered! I tape over with 3M Micropore tape, it is impt for the infected skin to breathe!
The itch and burn is soothed immediately. Change paste (which dries up to little leaf bits) and tape at least everyday, or more often )when it starts to itch-burn again).
If this treatment is done promptly on day 1, it takes a few days to eradicate. For chronic infection, it took me a week or so in childhood (can't really remember, but I know I used cortisol creams for months! ) to heal completely. I applied the leaf paste for another day or two even after symptoms have completely disappeared, just to be sure... Chronic infections take a long time to treat and can bite back with a vengeance if not eradicated completely!
Not sure if tea leaf freshness and quality matter, but I always some good whole-leaf green tea in my kitchen, kept fresh in an air-tight jar. In childhood I used whole green tea leaves that had been around for over 10 years (in air tight container neverthless) and it worked. I say, try this with any whole green tea leaves, will probably work!
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Nielsen's The Digital Consumer 2014 report reveals that consumers are using more digital devices to stay connected today, and Hispanics are ahead of the digital curve.
Today, consumers are increasingly using mobile devices to access content and stay connected. Leading the trend are Hispanics, who adopt digital devices at a higher rate than any other demographic group, according to Nielsen.
The Digital Consumer 2014 report reveals that American consumers own four digital devices on average today, and the average U.S. household spends 60 hours a week consuming content across devices.
Although TV consumption still represents a large share, consumers are more likely to view videos on PCs and smartphones, according to the report. Close to 40 percent of respondents say they subscribe or use Netflix to stream videos, with 44 percent on computers and 15 percent on tablets.
Meanwhile, 84 percent of smartphone and tablet owners use their devices as second-screens when they are watching TV. The adoption of a second screen deepens consumer engagement with content on the primary screen, the report says.
In response to the rapid adoption of mobile devices, social media usage has soared as a need to stay connected. More than 60 percent of social media users say they use social media sites at least once a day via computers, while nearly half of them access the sites from their smartphones.
Nielsen also analyzes the demographics of digital consumers, revealing that Hispanics have adopted multiple screens at a higher rate than the national average. They spend 90 minutes more viewing videos on digital devices than the U.S. average. And nearly 72 percent of Latinos own smartphones, close to 10 percent higher than the average in the U.S. Additionally, 12 percent of mobile shoppers are Hispanic, and 20 percent of consumers who frequent social media via mobile apps are Hispanic as well.
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