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But since this is Japan, the author speculates that the antipodal point is somewhere in Uruguay, which it is not (it's kinda close though).
Ironically, "Uruguay syndrome" is a more accurate term because Uruguay is a heck of a lot closer to being an antipode of Japan than China is to being an antipode of the US.
Well, sure, but there's *no* land antipodal to anywhere in the US. Gotta call it something. Indian Ocean syndrome?
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I've never picked one up but maybe they are so light the magnet would pull it to the floor anyway.
It's about four ounces lighter than the current 11" Macbook Air, and I can attest that with the Air, there's enough static friction on a "normal" desk that MagSafe gives before the Macbook starts to slide.
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... in the case of the e-reader, you're dramatically more limited as there are fewer memory cues and navigation options of which you can take advantage. For example, you may not have placed a bookmark at a specific section, but you might remember "reading something about that", "close to the middle", "a few pages after that orangish picture near the bottom". With the e-reader, it's a guessing game: "what page was that on?" or "what section was that in" followed by a tedious one-page-at-a-time search. With the hard-copy, it's a couple quick flips along the edge.
We're a long-way from replicating that. I love my kindle, sure, but I always buy a hard-copy of anything I find that's worth-while.
I find the opposite to be true. Typically, I remember a word or phrase, or *fail* to recall a previous appearance of a minor character. The Search function of e-readers makes it dramatically faster to find a partially-recalled passage, or instance of a character's name.
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...I'm holding out for transparent aluminum.
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They are comparing a global economy (Apps) to a local US market.
If you want to make an Apples to apples comparison (pun intended) when talking about jobs, you'd have to take into account all of the jobs created by European, Bollywood, etc. film industry.
then, you also need to include the other app stores as well (Google Play, Amazon, Windows)
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I was totally interested until I saw the color they used for their demo. Eww!
On a positive note, I suppose gaudy orange could be considered an anti-theft feature.
It's certainly better than the color that ALL of the Nissan Leaf demos/brochures contained. I saw a black Leaf last week--it's only half as ugly as that blue.
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casey kasem top 40....
I keep Nagativland's "U2" on my iPod, mostly to hear Casey and a long-distance dedication at its finest.
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I shall pass on this.
Because I'm sure nobody can actually tell you this is safe and have any science to back it up.
Silly me, I was thinking Iran Decker and her Mood Organ.
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Does it sound fair to someone who has never created a single patentable invention in his life? Or written a best-selling novel? Or composed a symphony? Or written a screenplay?
I'm sure it does sound fair to parasites who think they are entitled to other people's work without compensation.
Parasites like Walt Disney, who didn't have to pay a penny for the rights to Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and many others that they continue to withhold from the Public Domain. The Disney Corporation has now held the copyright on their version of "Alice in Wonderland" for more than TWICE as long as Lewis Carroll did for the original work.

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How to display a collection of board games......?
I have a TON of old board games that I have collected this last year. I would like to use them on a wall in our "game" room. I had thought to shrink wrap them and then somehow display them(hang them) on this wall.....well, now that I have enough(over 50!), I am not exactly sure how I should do this so that I am not distructive to them.
Any ideas????
I would attach them to the wall by nails or screws and then I would put some molding around them to make it like they were framed. I would also coat with Poly to seal them. Or you could glue to a piece of plywood and poly them and hang and frame. If you had enough to do a whole wall that would be great and just frame the wall. I seen a wall done like this many years ago and it was great.
I also collect them and intend on doing a wall in our "someday" tv room.. Most of mine are like checkers and chinese checkers but each of them are very different. I plan to be able to use them so I don't want them attached to the wall. I am going to just use a T-pin and stick through the hole or if it is a two sided (the two sided ones I have are framed) so those I will just hang them by the "lip" of the frame. Some of mine will hang diamond shaped other square.
I had two of my grandkids spend the night last night and we got some of the boards out today so they could play chinese checkers. The board they chose was a 1938 two sided, wood framed but I think the boards themselves were pressed cardboard.It was made by Straits Manufacturing Co of Detroit Mich....It says American made toys for American girls and boys. Another one was a 1928 solid wood, with frame it has a paper glued on back with info. It is called the Original "Star Checkers". L G Ballard MFG, Topeka, Kansas. I love the bright colors. Many of them have a bright yellow in them...I'm thinking the new gold color is what I will choose for my wall...at least the one with the game boards.
Another wall will have my collection of Wizard of Oz dolls and things to go with that.
I'd think maybe a moulding hung like they do for pictures would work with a lip on the front to keep the pieces from sliding off.... use a thin plywood board the same size as the gameboards to give it some stablity. Then you could just lean the boards against the plywood on the mouldings. Do it in either long strips or short varied ones... depending on what is visually more appealing to you. game pieces could then be attached to the back of the thin plywood boards in plastic baggies for easy access.
Room by Room on HGTV did an episode decorating a hallway with game boards. So I did a search and game up with all of this. Hope it helps.
Here is a link that might be useful: game board ideas
Thanks for the ideas!!
Pattico, seems like we have ALOT in common....not just the fact that we both live in Iowa, but collect or make similiar crafts!!!!
I bet your collection is awesome....and fun. I have had sooo much fun finding and buying mine. Some of my favorites are from old TV shows....like Charlie's Angels, Dragnet, I Love Lucy.....
I just love them all, but we don't play with most of them.
I will try to come up with something in the next week or two and post pictures. I have had them waiting for me to have some time this summer and the summer is slowly slipping away. Don't know where all the time goes, just know that my list isn't getting shorter!!!
Thanks again everyone for the ideas. I will try some and see what looks the best!
I too am planning this for the wall in our pool table room. I saw it in a doctors office. I do not intend to use them after they are mounted. I am debating mounting them with 3M commando stips, as I am dealing with cement block walls, and then putting old picture frames around them. I am still thinking and gathering boards. I cannot decide if I want only the boards we have actually had family time playing or if any will do. Some game boards would be much cuter if they are set up which would mean gluing pieces to the boards. Decisions decisions. I did not see the idea in my head used on the HGTV site. It was very cute in the Dr.'s office.
I have used several board games in our computer/playroom. I used velcro to attach them to the walls so the kids could take them down and use them. I didn't display the playing pieces, but it would be neat to display them in glass jars, especially the marbles/pieces for checkers. Maybe put them on a shelf or table in front of the game board display.
Still haven't done this........hope to get to it after the holidays. Just collecting them right now. I did get a shrink wrap kit to use on them and am going to try the 3M strips to hang them by. That way they will be protected and yet, hanging them will not injure the boxes. I will try to post a picture in January!!!
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Some say climate change is too hard to teach to kids because it's so depressing...or too controversial...but here's one school district that has turned that idea on its ear!
In part 1, I looked at the phenomenon of the Great Unconformity, a gap between Grand Canyon layers that spans more than a quarter of Earth's history. Though geologists understand how unconformities like this occur, creationists have a rather different view about what formed the Great Unconformity.
Steve Austin, the dean of Grand Canyon creationist geologists, writes in the book Grand Canyon: Monument to Catastrophe:
In part 1, I was discussing a passage attributed to Charles Lyell by Luther Tracy Townsend, whose Collapse of Evolution (1905), as Ronald L. Numbers notes in The Creationists (1992), "assembled one of the earliest—and most frequently cribbed—lists in order to prove that 'the most thorough scholars, the world's ablest philosophers and scientists, with few exceptions, are not supporters, but assailants of evolution.'" According to Townsend, Lyell wrote, "In the year 1806 the French Institute enumerated not less than eighty geological theories which were hostile to the Scriptures; but not one of those theories is held to-day." The passage appears not anywhere in Lyell's work, however, but instead (more or less) in Albert Barnes's The Progress and Tendencies of Science (1840). So how did Townsend form the idea that it was from Lyell?
On Friday, I was happy to report that climate change denial was removed from the social studies textbook Pearson proposed to sell in Texas. And I was sad to say that McGraw-Hill hadn't gone far enough in addressing climate change denial in their Texas geography textbook. I'm pleased to be able to update that report and say that both publishers have now agreed to correct their coverage of climate change.
Last week on Fossil Friday, we departed our Nevada-centric fossilizing to head east to Kentucky. Fossil Fan Dan Phelps brought us this lovely fossil, from the Strodes Creek Formation, hailing from the Upper Ordovician. What was it? Why, a bryozoan, of course, and Dan suspects it was Constellaria florida. Congratulations to Dan Coleman, who nailed the genus.
When Presidents Obama and Xi met for dinner recently to discuss the new climate change agreement between their two nations, the Chinese president used the metaphor "a pool begins with many drops of water" to describe the potential for the two nations to collaborate in substantially reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The latest battle over Texas textbooks is coming to a head. Next week, the state board of education will vote to adopt social studies textbooks, setting the list of books approved for use in history, geography, social studies, economics, and other classes for next decade. Normally we at NCSE don't spend much time looking at social studies textbooks, but climate change comes up in several of the books and we looked them over to make sure the science was right.
I realize that most of my Fossil Fridays lately have been a little focused on the West—in fact Nevada in particular seems to keep coming up a lot lately. No, it's not because I'm planning a trip to Las Vegas this winter—I just got trapped in the Nevada section of the archives recently and the only way out was to photograph everything I could find there. I'm sure this happens to you all the time!
For anyone with a taste for the history of creationist shenanigans with scientific literature, Luther Tracy Townsend's Collapse of Evolution (1905) is the gift that keeps giving. As Ronald L. Numbers notes in The Creationists (1992), in his book Townsend "assembled one of the earliest—and most frequently cribbed—lists in order to prove that 'the most thorough scholars, the world's ablest philosophers and scientists, with few exceptions, are not supporters, but assailants of evolution.'" As a result, whenever I start to investigate a quotation from or a citation of a scientist of a particular vintage, I'm not surprised to find that Townsend is the fons et origo. And here, from my recent cover-to-cover reading of Collapse of Evolution (which also inspired "A 'Puerile Hypothesis'?" on a Townsendian misrepresentation of St. George Mivart), is a doozy.
I've written before about Mimi Shirasu-Hiza, she of the twice-demonstrated ability to see the seeds of discovery in what might easily be dismissed as messy data. How did this scientist, who is unraveling the ways that fruit flies' ability to fight off infections is affected by such variables as the time of day and the state of their intestinal microbes, find her way to the laboratory bench? When I told Mimi about NCSE's efforts to highlight the importance of high school teachers, she volunteered her own story.


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A member of Van Hollen's staff said the lawmaker is concerned about the current contractor's hands being tied. "We are curious why GSA keeps fighting when they keep losing," the staff member said. ISC, the incumbent subcontractor, is located in Van Hollen's district.
The staff member said committee chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) is aware of the situation, but the staff person did not know what steps, if any, the full committee might take to end the dispute.
A GSA spokesman would say only that the agency is considering its next step.
In the latest episode, U.S. Court of Federal Claims Judge Susan Braden denied the government's request for reconsideration of three provisions in her September 2006 ruling. Braden asked the government to appoint a new source selection authority to re-evaluate bids.
Braden concluded that GSA had incorrectly calculated the bid from Symplicity, the winning vendor, when it awarded the company a $17.4 million contract in December 2005. A Symplicity spokesman did not want to comment on the judge's latest decision.
GSA has 60 days to appeal or comply with the judge's order.
Devis, a company that joined the case as an intervenor, said the government need not worry about getting out-of-date technology when the FedBizOpps contract is finally awarded. Because it is a fixed-price, performance-based contract, the winning vendor must meet GSA's performance requirements, said Martin Hudson, Devis' chief technology officer.
However, Lucas said FedBizOpps would be a much better portal if the government had kept up with technology changes.
"The government is spending just enough money to keep it going and make changes that are important, but they are not spending money to make it better," Lucas said.
"If you compare FedBizOpps to the services you pay for, like Input or Federal Sources Inc., there is a lot of functionality in those services that FedBizOpps just doesn't have."
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Sometimes I wonder if the number of people with Alzheimers has anything to do with the number of people that have started with Blood Pressure medications early. It seems to me that maybe the brain might profit by a little extra pressure to carry more oxygen to the brain cells. I know my aunt was much clearer headed when her blood pressure was up in the clouds somewhere. She had readings like 210/200. Was it an effort by her body to force blood flow around or through the Alzheimer plaques? I wish I knew.
That's not to say that I reccommend that anyone give up their BP medication. I sticking with mine, but I don't worry if I miss a day or two. I just feel soooo bad when it's down to 120/80 where my doctor wants it. 135/85 and I feel so much better. Keeping it low is NOT going to insure that I won't have a stroke or heart attack. Letting it go up a little isn't going to guarantee that I will either. D@mn this Golden Age thing. It's the pits!
Any of you have any thoughts on this?
PB, interesting, Al had low bp for years, about 5 or so. then after all these heart attacks in the past few years he now has high bp and is on meds for this, the doctor changed the time of day to take the pills and he is just fine now. then there is me, mrs. migrane of the world -lol, when i had that long,long migrane and had to go to emerg. and found it was so high that i could have had a heart attack, but wasn't put on anything and still haven't (saw the doctor last tuesday). do you think it might be our life-styles too? we are probably the most boring people in the world, don't drink,party, go to bed early and get up early eat healthy foods, i just don't know! PB - off topic here am reading Anne George right now, they are senior sisters in Alabama funny and a quick read. debbie
Hey Aileen....I do. I agree with you...your body now has a "physiological BP"...as you say. Your function better with it in that range. In hospital, we DO NOT try to get it at "textbook normal" in chronic hypertensives. Not only you brain, but also your kidneys, for example, work better when the BP is high enough for perfusion. I'm sure you do this, but have you taken you list of home readings in to him to correlate when you feel the best? Beta blockers make you feel "pooey", so maybe the med is not the best for you. I am sorry you are feeling so miserable. Take care. Derry
Oh, my, can I relate to this! My BP was creeping up into the 160's/90s and with trial and error and modifications I finally got it down to the 120s/80s and felt SO faint that I couldn't function!! I honestly couldn't even go to the grocery store without nearly fainting from exhaustion! After about a year of keeping it in MY preferred range of mid 130s/whatever (which my doc said was just fine for me), it's now dipped to those 120s and I don't feel dizzy and weak this time!
I imagine, after operating in hyper-mode, that huge drop nearly dropped me! However, having eased it along, I now feel fine in that lower range.
Perhaps that's what happened to you? A sudden change could have you on the floor like I nearly was! Hopefully you'll either have it lower itself naturally from where you are now (which is what mine did without change in meds), or you'll operate just fine where you are.
As for early Alz onset from taking BP meds: I hope not!!;-D
This blood pressure thing sucks! I ran 110/70 for years, then just recently it crept up to 140/90 and sometimes higher. So off to the heart Dr. I was sent. He said it isn't high, but through all the testing,they found I have a bad heart, something I was probably born with!! No symptoms, just testing found it.
Now I have to take Verapamil, and take it easy!! It is the one side of the heart is enlarged and cuts the blood flow down. I was told no bending, lifting, etc. Well be a caregiver, and as you all know that is impossible to follow. I feel fine usually, so who knows?


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Michelle Bachelet wins a comfortable victory, but misses the 50% required to avoid a run-off election next month2
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A year after the heinous murder of a young gay man in Chile, gay rights have gained prominence. But brutal attacks continue2
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Dodging a queue is at most a minor inconvenience to the other players in queue. However, being forced to lose rating when there are obvious trolls in your queue does not seem fair. It's well known that there are people at various rating ranges who find it fun to try and make their team lose intentionally. Yes we can report these people, and they'll hopefully be banned, but it would also help if players could leave queue when one of those people appears without having to suffer a rating penalty equivalent to a loss anyway.
It's not just the obvious trolls either, especially at lower ratings. People argue over who gets mid, make terrible champion picks in spite of advice given to them, etc. Allowing players to get around such people without penalty would make the ranked solo queue experience much much better.
The thing is... if someone banns a champion, and the opponent dosnt like the ban, they will imediatley dodge with not much penalty -.-, and thats why Riot dosnt want to remove the penalty.
It also will let the trolls more troll with no penalty...waits till last second and then dodge -.-
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If you remove the penalty, it'll get just as bad (if not worse) than Normal Draft pick. Never seen so my dodgers in my life.
There is a middle ground, called 1 free a day, or 2 free a day.
So you can get out with time penalty still, but without losing ranking twice a day.
That gets you out of those OMG eve, twitch and teemo great this will work games.
But keeps people from just jumping ship all day.
A compromised version is probably the best idea. Or even if you don't have a hard limit on number of allowed dodges per day, just make the lockout period for requeuing much longer than that of a normal game, like 30 minutes or something. I think most people would rather deal with a mildly annoying troll dodger once in a while than having real trolls in their ranked games making them lose.
You obviously weren't around pre-dodge penalty. It was far worse than normal has EVER been, because at least in normals you still have to wait post dodge. I once had to wait twenty-five minutes to actually go from champ select to game... Never again... *shudders*
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Roasted Gem Squash
No matter what day of the week I visit my grandmother, it's always good to get there with a little extra time. It seems, lately, that when I step in her house, time goes by faster than usual. Not only because I love to be there and as I cross the door all my worries go away, but also because it's my second home. Last week I went to have an unexpected lunch at her place. I got there a little late, as the end-of-year traffic has already made an appearance, but still I got there to taste a delicious meal. And time did went by so fast… I wanted to stay a little more! Luckily, I got there with plenty of time, so we even had time for coffee and champurradas (for those unfamiliar with champurradas, they are a staple in Guatemalan cuisine, think big crunchy cookie!).
So for lunch, we had Chicken in a red sauce, white rice and squash with red bell pepper and onions. Only, this was a squash I've never seen before. It has thin deep green skin, when cooked has a very soft texture, and its pulp is yellow (and orange in some cases, the one here is orange). After we asked what its name was, we just got Ayote (a general term for squash). A few days later, we got one gorgeous Gem Squash as a gift, and when editing the pictures for this post, I started browsing around for its official name, and it seems it's Gem Squash.
Since I've already tried it before, I wanted to… Roast it. I am loving this idea of roasted squash/pumpkin idea. To give it a little bit of more flavor, before roasting it, I added some olive oil, salt, pepper and cumin. And, because it was already cubed, it roasted completely in just 45 minutes (tossing them halfway through). Hopefully I can find some Gem Squash again at the store. This roasted along with bell peppers, shallots and carrots should be a winner!


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ATLANTA (Reuters) - An historic church building in the city of Savannah belongs to the national Episcopal Church, not a breakaway congregation that left the national church following the naming of an openly gay bishop in New Hampshire, the Georgia Supreme Court said on Monday.
Christ Church, the oldest Episcopal church in Georgia, was founded in 1733, when James Oglethorpe, an English general, designated the property on Bull Street as a place of worship, the state Supreme Court said.
When the national Episcopal Church named the Rev. Gene Robinson as its first openly gay bishop in 2007, the Savannah congregation voted to leave the national church and move under the leadership of an Anglican diocese in Uganda.
The breakaway congregation refused to give up the Savannah church building and property, valued at $3 million, prompting a lawsuit by the national church and the Georgia diocese....
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Pipelines internally coated with heat sensitive materials to protect the pipe from corrosion and/or abrasion, the edges of the pipe sections and the interiors of the pipe sections being coated with stainless metal alloy for a distance from one-half to three pipe diameters from the edge of the pipe, the interior of the pipe being coated with the heat sensitive material except for a reserved zone of the interior measuring from one to two diameters from the edge of the section and the heat sensitive material covering about 20 millimeters of the stainless alloy coating, the pipes being joined by a first weld of the stainless alloy and an outer weld of the pipe metal, together with methods for the preparation of such pipelines.
1. A pipeline internally coated with heat sensitive material to protect the interior of the pipe from corrosion or abrasion and comprising at least two pipe sections connected by a welded joint, wherein the interior of each metal pipe is coated with a stainless metal alloy for a distance of from one-half to three pipe diameters from the end of the pipe and there is a reserved zone at the end of the pipe which reserved zone is free of the heat sensitive material which otherwise covers the interior wall of the pipe, the heat sensitive coating overlapping the stainless metal alloy coating for at least about 20 millimeters from the end of the pipe, the edge of each section being coated with the stainless alloy and constituting the welded joint between the two pipe sections, the pipe sections being joined together by the bond formed by stainless alloy with the edges of the pipe and further bonded by an outer weld of metal which is of substantially the same metal as the metal comprising the pipe.
2. A pipeline according to claim 1 wherein the stainless alloy is a corrosion-resistant alloy of chrome, nickel, and/or cobalt with iron.
3. A pipeline according to claim 1 wherein the stainless alloy is abrasion-resistant and is an alloy of nickel with tungsten carbide and with iron.
4. A pipeline according to claim 1 wherein the heat sensitive coating is a thermoplastic resin which is polyamide, fluorinated resin, polyethylene, or polyvinyl chloride.
5. A pipeline according to claim 1 wherein the heat sensitive coating is a thermosetting polyurethane resin.
6. A pipeline according to claim 1 wherein the heat sensitive coating is a catalyzed cold set epoxy resin.
7. A pipeline according to claim 1 wherein the heat sensitive coating is a bitumen.
8. A pipeline according to claim 1 wherein the heat sensitive coating is a cement.
9. A method for fabricating pipe joints which comprises coating a portion of the interior end of a pipe and the edge of the pipe with a stainless metal alloy for a distance of from one-half to three pipe diameters from the end of the pipe; covering the interior of the pipe with a heat sensitive coating for the entire length of the pipe except for a reserved zone at each end of the pipe, the length of the reserved zone being from one to two pipe diameters and the heat sensitive coating covering the stainless metal coating for a distance of at least about 20 millimeters; welding the end of the pipe to the end of a second pipe similarly prepared with a stainless metal alloy having substantially the same composition as that of the alloy used to coat the portion of the interior of the pipe; and finally welding the pipes with substantially the same metal as that comprising the pipes.
10. A method according to claim 9 wherein the alloy is of iron and of chromium, nickel, or cobalt.
11. A method according to claim 10 wherein the alloy also contains tungsten carbide.
12. A method according to claim 9 wherein the heat sensitive material is polyamide, fluorinated resin, polyethylene, or polyvinyl chloride thermoplastic; polyurethane; catalyzed cold-set epoxy resin; bitumen; or cement.
The present invention relates to novel pipe joints, and more particularly, it relates to autogenous welding of large diameter pipes and to the piping so produced.
The pipes or tubes contemplated according to the present invention are typified by pipelines having a 200 mm or greater diameter. These pipes are presently prepared in lengths of six to 15 meters and are provided with anti-corrosion interior coatings or anti-abrasion coatings, depending upon the fluid to be carried. As contemplated herein, fluids is used in the most general sense to include petroleum liquids, water, chemical and alkaline solutions, aqueous suspensions of solids, such as coal particles, slurries, and the like.
Pipes used to transport such fluids are usually provided with interior protection which can be, according to the use and degree of evolution of the technique, of centrifugal cement, bitumens, polyurethane coatings, and cold-hardened catalyzed epoxy resin coatings.
With all such coatings, because of, respectively, their tendency to crack, their fusibility, and their tendency to pyrolyze at the welding temperature for the pipes, there has been a need to keep at the ends of the pipes an uncoated band which can vary from about one-half to about two pipe diameters depending on the pipe size, the wall thickness of the pipe, and the type of coating.
These uncoated portions are then the site of heavy local corrosion, requiring the costly replacement of the piping over greater or lesser periods of time.
Some of the solutions call for metal flanges faced with elastomeric material which rest on the interior coating, which is utilized in such cases without an uncoated zone at the ends of the pipe sections. The drawback of such solution is that they do not resist high pressure and can be used only at lower pressures below 35 bars.
Another solution involves utilizing stainless steel connecting sleeves. It is a solution which is always costly and can at the same time lead to complications when the interior coating of the tube is thick where a special abrasion resistance is sought.
Methods have been described in certain prior art patents. U.K. Patent No. 401,615 shows a double conical ring fitted with a positioning rib, which centers the ends of the pipes to be joined. French Pat. No. 992,388 inserts a grooved ring with clearance into each end of the pipe. The exterior edge of the ring forms a ridge to permit welding to the end of the pipe. Thus, a shoulder piece according to the coating thickness must be contemplated, and a tight joint is, in such case, critical.
The present invention overcomes the problems of the prior art very simply. It contemplates a first fabrication step carried out in the workshop. The pipes are provided at each end, for a length measured from the edge between a half and three times the diameter, with a coating applied with an oxyacetylene torch, according to the Schoop process, of a stainless metal alloy of iron and chrome, nickel, or cobalt, which can also be alloyed with tungsten carbide. This alloy is generally used in the powdered state and it is equally sprayed on the end portions of the inner pipe wall. The thickness of the alloy deposited varies according to the particular use and is from 200 to 600 microns.
The invention is further described by reference to the accompanying FIGURE which is a cross section of one wall of the pipe joint.
As part of this first step carried out in the shop, a coating is deposited on almost the entire length of the internal pipe. This coating is a thermoplastic resin which is one or more polyamides, fluorinated resins, polyethylenes, or polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
These resins are advantageously used in the form of fine powders with a particle size of from 10 to 400 microns. They are applied by known processes, such as electrostatic deposition of powdered resins, by direct dipping or, for large diameter pipes, by rotary casting.
A portion with a length from one-half to two times the diameter of the pipes to be joined is reserved at each end of the pipe to protect the heat sensitive coating from melting or from pyrolysis occurring through the temperature elevation during the autogenous welding, which is carried out in the second step in the field, where the pipe sections are assembled.
In the same way, some other types of known heat sensitive coatings can be used as an interior coating in carrying out the process of this invention. Thus, thermosetting resins such as polyurethanes or cold-set catalyzed epoxy resins can be used, as can thermoplastic coatings such as bitumens or cements. In the case of these latter materials, the coating thickness varies from 200 microns to five millimeters.
The clear zone at each end of the pipe sections along the length coated with the initially deposited stainless metal alloy must be such that the heat sensitive coating always covers the stainless metallic deposit so as to assure continuous protection of the interior pipe wall.
The zone covered must not be less than 20 mm measured in the direction of the pipe generatrices safely to obtain a continuous protective coating.
The relationship of the protective layers for the pipe can be better understood by reference to the FIGURE which represents in axial section two lengths of pipe in the region of the welded joint. Only one half of the pipe cross section is represented, namely, the half situated above the pipe axis. Thus, the upper part of the FIGURE shows the pipe's exterior, and the lower part of the FIGURE, the pipe's interior.
The interior wall of pipe 1 and the interior wall of the second pipe 2, respectively, of the connected sections have the preliminary stainless metal coatings 3 and 4 on each connected pipe. Edge 5 between the ends of pipes 1 and 2 has also been sprayed with stainless metal by an oxyacetylene gun. Coatings 7 and 8 of the thermosensitive composition respectively cover part of each of the two pipes 1 and 2.
The pipe sections are chamfered as shown at 9 so the resulting bed formed by the chamfers is filled with stainless metal 5' furnished by a first fillet of alloy having a composition identical to that of the coating applied in the first step. Thus, the stainless coatings of the two ends of the pipes are joined together.
The remainder of chamfer 9 is filled with metal 6, the same metal as that of the pipe, by fusion as a second supporting fillet.
Unless otherwise stated, all parts, percentages, proportions and ratios herein are by weight.
The following Example is given to illustrate embodiments of the invention as it is presently preferred to practice it. It will be understood that this Example is illustrative, and the invention is not to be considered as restricted thereto except as indicated in the appended claims.
A stainless ferrochromium alloy with a thickness of 500 microns is applied to the interior wall and edge of a 200 mm diameter pipe over a length of 120 mm measured from the end of the pipe. Thereafter, a coating of polyamide-11 is deposited electrostatically to attain a thickness of 600 microns, leaving an uncoated reserve zone of 80 mm from the end of the pipe section.
Thereafter, the pipe sections are joined in the field in the second step by fusion of the ferrochromium alloy support layer to weld the two edges which were provided with an alloy coating in the preceding step, followed by one or more added fillets from a steel rod to obtain a strong conventional weld.
The resistance of the joint to corrosion is tested by cutting into the pipe sections to obtain a 0.50 meter length held together by a joint according according to this invention. By mounting this coupling between two plates fitted with liquid tight couplings, a cylindrical capacity of 15.70 liters is obtained which, after boring appropriate orifices, is filled with a 4 percent sodium chloride brine which is circulated continuously at the rate of 700 liters a minute between the test volume and a vat through the use of a feed pump.
No corrosion is found after a test of 150 hours with brine at a temperature of 40� C.
It will be appreciated from the foregoing description that the present invention is useful in assembling sections of metallic pipes, tubing, and conduits of all kinds.
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on Oct 8, 2007 at 11:48 am
Congratulations! What a wonderful addition to our community this will be.
a resident of Gunn High School
on Oct 10, 2007 at 2:44 am
Congratulations! Mazeltov!
I expect and hope that the newly-conceived Jewish Community Center et al will continue be an asset to the entire community of Palo Alto as well, as it has been in the past.
I myself am only Jewish through maternal heredity (according to family lore, my maternal great grandmother was the last known practicing member of the faith before our family became both spiritually and ethically "mixed"), but I always felt welcomed by the JCC regardless of my current status, and I feel that they have definitely been a desireable beneficiary to the City of Palo Alto as a whole, as well as Palo Alto's Jewish community itself.
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An off-duty paramedic who was driving by stopped at the scene and rolled down his window to check on the paramedics when Calkins ran to the open window and cussed at the medic and repteadly punched him in the head until the other medics subdued him.
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Statistical highlights of the one-off twenty20 international between India and England at Edgbaston here. England defeated India by three runs.
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About 3-4 years ago, I planted a tree-form Ninebark 'Diablo'.
Love it in this spot.... it replaced a damaged peashrub.
Anywho, over the course of that time, the tree/shrub has sunk about 3-4" below the surrounding soil level and has gone crooked. The original container was about 18" across and it's basically that 18" width that has sunk.
I know I should not put soil on top of the root ball. My instinct is to try and uproot the tree and put about 4-5 inches of compacted soil into the bottom of that hole.
What would y'all recommend?
Well Ken, I've looked at this further.
I have seen that the tree wiggles the earth around it quite easily. I'm wondering if perhaps it being low has caused the rootball to rot,... at least partially.
I COULD shave the surrounding soil, however that wouldn't solve my tipping problem.
Do you (or anyone else) have any ideas?
My thought was to perhaps pry up the low side of the tree and back full with soil... then shave off the high ground around it.


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And Klinsmann has now hinted that the 27-year-old could be set for more heartache.
"We are very concerned about Stuart's situation. It looks like a very serious injury, but I'm not a doctor and I can't confirm it," the German coach said.
"We'll get an MRI and he'll have all the tests done. Stu is a player that when something happens, he knows when something happens. Hopefully it's not as bad, but it's not looking good right now."
Holden joined Bolton Wanders from Houston Dynamo in January 2010, and played a prominent role the following season prior to sustaining his first knee injury against Manchester United.
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" Tonight I'm Gonna Give You My All" is so beautiful you made me cry. Love Dawn. XXX"
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* are you suggesting trading wideman and vokoun at the deadline for futures?
* semin is not going to sign a brooks laich contract. i expect another one year deal, but not at a 40% paycut. he has 16pts in his past 16 games. he has 7pts in the 9 non backstrom games. he is +5 in that 9 game stretch as well.
* 1st round picks are great, but very few will have any impact on a playoff team next year. most not the year after.
There are 3 critical pieces that are ? right now regarding how this team will perform in the playoffs. They are Mike Green, Nick Backstrom and Alex Ovechkin. I do realize that goaltending plays a critical role come the playoffs but all I can see is TV stealing perhaps one series for us. Wideman's been okay but given the opportunity to excel in Green's absence, I don't think he has, even if he made the ASG.
Futures yes. The Capitals cupboard is getting bare. A deep draft such as 2012 is just what this team needs to replenish the blood lines. Depending upon how high we draft in the first round, we might see one pick next season however in 2 to 3 years we'll be happy we moved these guys soon.
Regarding next season, free the team of some dead weight (Schultz and Ward) and you'll have some cap space to go after a significant pice or two on July 1.
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