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Hep B Vaccine Schedule For Adults
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Vaccinations and HIV... Hepatitis can be caused by several different viruses. Vaccines exist for hepatitis A and B. Hepatitis A is usually not serious but it can be for someone with a weakened liver. This includes people who are infected with hepatitis B or C. Two hepatitis A vaccine shots can protect you for about 20 years. Hepatitis B can cause serious disease. If you were exposed to hepatitis B, you should have antibodies. If you don't, you should get...
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Hep B vaccination and Hep B surface AgIs it possible to get a positive Hep B surface Ag if I do a blood test within 2 weeks of receiving my third dose of Hep B vaccine? If so, how long should I wait to do a blood test to see if the vaccine works?thank you
Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine...Actually if you want to see if the vaccine worked, you want to get a surface antibody - not antigen....Routine checking is actually not recommended since the vaccine works Read more »
Hep A & B vaccinationHave had 1st injection. Is it acceptable to have the second in 5 days instead of 7 and then again in 14 days for the third shot?
Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine...vaccination.One dose of hepatitis A vaccine before travel is considered adequate by the CDC.There is an accelerated vaccine schedule for hepatitis B of 0,7,14 days with a booster at about six months. There is some data on this accelerated... Read more »
Vaccination FailureHi, I recently undertook the super accelerated schedule of Hep B vaccinations(0, 7 and 21 days) and had my antibody titre tested before and 10 weeks after my last injection. My first test showed a value of 0 and indicated not immune. My next test...
Response from Douglas T. Dieterich, M.D.
New York University, School of MedicineIf you don't respond in a relatively few months like 6 months. Another course with double dose may work for you. If that does not don't worry, it is common. You probably have some degree of immunity too even if the titers are low. DTD Read more »
Hepatitis B and Hepatitis A immunization boostersAfter how many years could boosters be needed for Hep B and Hep Aimmunization?
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program...Thank you for your question. In regard to the Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B vaccines, at this time, booster shots are not usually necessary. After completing the initial vaccination series, in the vast Read more »
Hepatitis B FAQs for the Public...Overview Statistics Transmission / Exposure Symptoms Tests Treatment Prevention / Vaccination Pregnancy and Hepatitis B Overview What is hepatitis? "Hepatitis" means inflammation of the liver. Toxins, certain... Read more »
Stimulating Vaccine Development:... 4 Mos. 6 Mos. 12 Mos. 15 Mos. 18 Mos. 4-6 Yrs. 11-12 Yrs. 14-16 Yrs. Hepatitis Hep B-1 Hep B-2 Hep B-3 Hep B Diphtheria and tetanus toixoids and pertussis DTaP or DTP ... Read more »
AIDS Vaccines...cure AIDS, they may help HIV+ people fight the virus. Theyare called therapeutic vaccines. AIDS vaccines are tested first in adults and, perhaps, teenagers. However,an effective vaccine could someday be given to infants born to HIV+ women tohelp... Read more »
Hepatitis B: The Other Hepatitis Virus...significant problem for many people with HIV, but it isn't the only virus that can cause hepatitis (inflammation of the liver). HIV/hepatitis B virus (HBV) is another common co-infection and, like HIV/HCV co-infection, can cause severe liver... Read more »
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Hepatitis B question - would anyone know?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies...yr old male that was born with Hepatitis B. I'm in a monogamous relationship with my girlfriend, who is vaccinated with the Hep B vaccine. We have been searching ALL OVER -- the internet, contacting the CDC, asking our physicians -- for a... Read more »
Hep B Vaccine affecting ELISA?
Posted by crazy_person, 1 Reply...could cause HIV RNA levels to increase, showing an elevated viral load for up to 4-6 weeks. My question is this - would the Hep B vaccine affect the HIV ELISA causing either a false negative or a false positive result? I also read that the ELISA... Read more »
negative meia after 12 weeks. Got hep B vaccinatio
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies...ate food and has the same color of food I eat. On 14th week, I saw a new doctor who suggested I should go for Vaccination for Hep B, since I was not immune for that. I took that shot. Now I am very worried. I see from some websites, that with... Read more »
the vaccines extend the period of window?
Posted by nightsunami, 1 Reply...wanted that they answered this question to me because before the week 13 that me realize the examination I was vaccinated against hepatitis B. IT CAN AFFECT the VACCINE SO THAT the RESULT IS a FALSE NEGATIVE? Read more »
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Earth Day is Monday, April 22nd, and each year individuals across the globe participate in events geared towards environmental protection. Wouldn't you like to get involved?
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), each year in the United States, Americans use about 71 million tons of paper and paperboard. Many organizations and individuals are making an effort to go paperless. A paperless environment is certainly good for the Earth as the amount of waste in the landfill is reduced in addition to greenhouse gas emissions and the energy used by printers.
Whether you are trying to go paperless or not, most of us still have some paper files, but we can still work toward less paper. Here are a few tips to help you be more environmental, and don't forget to index the hard copy paper files into Paper Tiger filing system software for document management, so that when you need to retrieve a document, you can find it without having to print it again.
Here are just a few benefits of using Google Docs/Drive that can help you participate in Earth Day this year.
-Google Docs allows you to access your word processed files, spreadsheets and presentations. You can easily share these files with others. You can edit and work on these documents in the same location they are stored in. This can all be done without ever having a physical sheet of paper. The only time physical documents are involved is if you must first scan them into Google Docs. Sometimes you might need a hard copy in file, but also an electronic file. Using Digital Tiger, powered by Google Docs, function in Paper Tiger Online Basic or Pro plan, will allow you to index the physical paper file into Paper Tiger and also search Google Docs for the digital file.
-Google Docs has one of the cheapest digital file storage available. This means you can create and store all of your files digitally without physical paper clutter while also saving valuable space on your hard drive.
-Worried about the safety of your documents? While Google Docs is very secure, you have the option to send automated backups to your computer and also synchronize through Google Drive.
You can easily do your part to reduce your paper footprint by rethinking how you work with paper files and digital files. These tips can help you do your part in keeping the environment healthy. Whether you have digital files or hard copy paper files, you can easily do your part by reducing paper use for Earth Day.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013 was National Organize Your Home Office Day, but here at Paper Tiger we like to designate the whole month of March for organizing your home office (besides, who do you know that can organize an entire office in one day?) With people working from home and diving into self-employment, home offices are quite common. It has been said that at least one in four households have a home office. With clutter on the kitchen counter, dining room table and other areas of the house, this day in particular is designated to getting the office organized.
We know this isn't a task that can be tackled in one day, but with Paper Tiger Filing System Software for Document Management, we have a few tips that can help you make huge strides.
Optional: Since you are cleaning out your office, you might as well make sure that you are not storing documents that you no longer need or use. Your organizing system needs to be organized as well. (Surely you remember how you can't be clean on the outside unless you're clean on the inside). You can print the Paper Tiger File Clean-Out Guide to help you clean out papers from existing files. Also use the Transfer Report to help you physically move documents from one location to another so that your physical hanging file folders matches what you have in Paper Tiger.
These are just steps to help you get started. Of course, it would be quite difficult to clean out an entire home office in one day. Completing one of these steps a day (in order of course) can ensure a clean and tidy office in a week. Remember to relax and take your time when cleaning your office. Don't get overwhelmed in organizing your home office. You'll be so proud, you will want to go from room to room. Happy Organizing!
Tidy Tiger Solutions, Michelle Panzlaff, a Professional Organizer and one of our Certified Paper Tiger Experts, has found a way to combine the functionality of the powerful indexing systems in Paper Tiger Filing System Software for Document Management with the concepts provided by Productivity Guru, David Allen, in his world famous GTD (Getting Things Done) Systems.
If you're a fan of these two powerful organizing tools and systems, you'll be fascinated by this option. This kind of organizing of tasks can also be formatted to help your staff and team to manage tasks, especially if you are already using Paper Tiger to organize your information and paperwork.
Whatever task or list management system you may be using, this video may help you find new and effective ways to organize your lists. Watch now as Michelle demonstrates how.
Have you lost the ability to be creative, tired of losing important records, and is a growing list of demands getting the better of you, or those around you? Are you ready for a change and want to break the cycle?
If you are seeking some calm in your life and work, have piles of paper that need to be organized effectively, or even if you have some big projects you want help getting launched, you came to the right place.
Professional Organizers are here to help. You are not alone in your challenge to keep clutter and overwhelm from getting in the way of your higher purpose. You can have an effective work space and home you love.
We know that the world today is changing fast, and things are flying in at high speed. It's no wonder that many of our clients are getting a little behind. There is no one to blame, as life is dynamic.
We all know that clutter can get in the way of success and happiness, and for those that want help to organize, we can help. We bring the know-how, the tools, the resources and the passion for the work at hand.
You, your staff, even your family can work less, earn more and be more productive. Enjoy a streamlined home and office so you can get back to taking care of what really matters.
Professional Organizer in Canada, Michelle Panzlaff created this video to provide you with more information and to help you achieve your goals.
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Thanks to Roberta Lile-Lindsey of Kentucky for submitting this article on how she uses Paper Tiger Filing System Software for Document Management, and how much the software has helped her, especially since an accident left her with a brain injury. We wish Roberta continued recovery in her health and improved memory.
Read on to see how Paper Tiger has helped Roberta get organized and be able to retrieve what she needs even with long-term and short-term memory loss. This shows how important it is to get organized without delay while healthy, because you never know what tomorrow will bring in your life.
by Roberta Lile-Lindsey
I purchased Paper Tiger Professional 4.1 Desktop Version a few years ago after I got married and needed to consolidate all of my paperwork with that of my husband. My main use, of course, is for my filing cabinet, which contains active content and what I call 'ancient' archive content. You never know when you might need to use some of this 'ancient' content for present use; personal or business.
We were both very busy at the time I purchased Paper Tiger. My husband was working full-time and I was a full-time student and mother of two. We had just bought and remodeled our home. We did all of the work ourselves. So, you can imagine how busy and tired we were.
Using Paper Tiger was very easy and self-explanatory. I not only used it for my filing cabinet but I also have used it for organizing my closets that have both of our past memorabilia stored. All I have to do is open up Paper Tiger and I can find all of my important files or memorabilia.
I have always tried to be organized but what I did not know at the time of my purchase of Paper Tiger was how vital its use would become.
On August 13th, 2012, my husband and I were involved in a car accident. We were rear-ended by a teenage boy who was driving on a suspended license. That Monday was the first day of our vacation and we were only a few miles from our home when the wreck occurred.
The car sustained minor damage; however, I suffered a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Whip Lash. Among other injuries, I lost my long-term and short-term memory. Needless to say, with the pain and memory loss, my everyday living was and has been very difficult.
Not long after the accident, I received a call from my daughter needing some important information that normally I would be able to tell her from my memory. I could not remember the information that she needed; however, I did remember that I had Paper Tiger on my computer. I told her I would have to look up the information, IF I had filed it and I would tell her what she needed to know.
Thankfully, I was able to open Paper Tiger and look-up the information that she needed, call her back and give it to her. I was so relieved that I had organized all of my important files and at-a-glance can find everything that I need in spite of my long-term and short-term memory loss!!
I have started searching my family history after the accident in order to improve my memory and cognitive skills and once I feel better, I plan on adding those files to Paper Tiger also.
I continually use Paper Tiger to find and archive paper files, memorabilia, photos, Christmas decorations and the list could go on-and-on.
Winning an Apple iPad at this point and time could really improve my chance for a full recovery, as there are many apps available for traumatic brain injury patients, such as myself. I follow brainline.org and there are some fantastic Life-Changing iPad apps for people with brain injury.
Daily life continues to be a struggle even after six months of recovery time. I am so thankful to have Paper Tiger to make my life more organized and less stressful!
During this webinar, Anne discussed the basic concept of Paper Tiger to organize both paper files and other physical items of which you need to keep track so that you can find them when you need them, and the concept of Digital Tiger, powered by Google Docs to organize and find your digital files. She demonstrated how to use Digital Tiger more effectively for digital filing, in addition to the following to show how to use Paper Tiger with Digital Tiger, so you can get organized and be more productive.
Find Anything In Your Office In 5 Seconds or Less…Guaranteed! Watch the webinar to learn more.
As information, Anne is a professional speaker, productivity expert, professional organizer and author. If you want to learn more about Anne and her services, please visit her website at www.StrategizeAndOrganize.com.
She may be in Colorado (and sometimes in Arizona!), but she's nationally recognized as an expert and works with people throughout the US in person and virtually.
You can contact Anne at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 303 881-0174.
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Q: What type of scanner does Anne recommend?
A: Fujitsu ScanSnap 1500 and we have more information in our knowledge base which you might find helpful at http://www.thepapertiger.com/support/articles.php?id=20240901&catId=20008411
Q: Is it difficult to add more items to an existing location after it is set up? For example, if I have 20 items in action location, then I need there to be 30, is this difficult to change?
A: No, not difficult at all. You would simply click the Locations box, then click to edit the Location that you need to increase the capacity, and you'll be able to input 30 in the capacity box and save.
Q: I am a faculty member at a university and have many files that I use for multiple purposes or classes etc. I may have a file that I use for 2 different courses and 2 different writing or research projects. Any suggestions?
Q: Would I or could I keep the folder tab labels as is, in addition to the Paper Tiger labels? For example, my cell phone folder is currently "AT&T cell" – and so I would add whatever label Paper Tiger assigns – such as "Reference 1″?
A: You can keep both labels if you like on each hanging file folder, but yes you would need to match the label that Paper Tiger assigns when you index the file in Paper Tiger's database. In your example, you would have 2 tab labels on your hanging file folder. One tab would be entitled AT&T cell and the second tab would be Reference 1.
Q: I have a couple of file drawers that "work" – that I want to keep more or less as is. I suppose I would call them reference files – they are mainly files that I file paid bills from our vendors, or keep correspondence from my office landlord, or to access (paper) forms/worksheets that we need every so often. Would I start by clearing this file drawer out, then enter them into Paper Tiger and file them back into the same drawer? Also, as I pay each bill, say my cell phone bill, I don't want to have to enter that into the system or look anything up on the computer – I just want to file it. Can I do it that way or do I need to enter each bill as I pay it? (Am I over-thinking this?)
A: I think you are over-thinking this. Yes, you can index each file folder that you currently have in your file drawers. Depending on the location of your file drawers, will depend on if you need to take them out to index them. Base that decision on convenience more than anything. For example, if you're indexing file drawers in your desk, you can just take it 1 folder at a time indexing as you go. For your cell phone bill, simply file it in the hanging file folder that you already have set up for your cell phone bills, and there wouldn't be any reason to add anything to Paper Tiger at that point for the new bill you're putting in file, unless you want to add a note about a specific month.
Q: Is there any recommendation for how often we should stop to print file tabs and create new file folders, i.e., as you need them or at the end of the day, etc.?
A: It is recommended that you print file tabs for each Location for as many as you want to have ready to be filed into. For example, you might print file tabs for 50 to begin with, go ahead and insert the file tabs in the plastic file inserts and affix onto the hanging file folders. You now have 50 ready to file into. When you have filed into 40, increase the capacity of this Location to 75 or 100, then print file tabs for 51-75 or 51-100. This way, you won't have to keep printing and inserting tabs everyday.
Q: Is it recommended that the Paper Tiger filing system can be used for "organizing tasks" that aren't paper-based and don't require paper to be put into folders…just organizing "actions"?
A: Yes, you can do organize anything that you can put a number onto or just make notes in the database, which will allow you to search for the "action" later. We have used Paper Tiger for ideas, so it would work just as well for organizing tasks or actions.
Q: I love Paper Tiger, but find some of the moves are non-intuitive such as the use of confirmation to get rid of trash or to transfer.
A: You can choose to require a confirmation when using the Transfer function, or you can say No that you do not want to require confirmation. You would check the radio button to require confirmation while transferring the item.
Requiring confirmation will allow you to print out a Transfer Report prior to Confirming so that you can verify the location the item will be moved to or have your assistant physically move the item(s) by checking off the report, then check Confirm in Paper Tiger to affirm the job has been completed.
Q: Did you have to physically move the folder?
A: Yes, when you transfer an item from one Location to another in Paper Tiger's database, you will need to move the physical item (the paper files or other physical item), to match the item number in Paper Tiger where it has been moved to in the database. So you take papers out of the hanging file folder and leave folder behind and it becomes open. Keep file folder in place. Otherwise what you're organizing by indexing into Paper Tiger will be compromised, and when you search in Paper Tiger, the item will not be in the correct location.
Q: What if you don't use hanging files, such as manilla file folders?
A: You would simply use the same concept of applying the labels to your manilla folders instead of the hanging file folder plastic tabs.
Q: What happens when you complete activity and want to move to another location
A: You would conduct a Transfer, Move function. See our knowledge base article at http://thepapertiger.com/support/articles.php?id=141137&catId=230
Q: Do you have anyone on your staff or are you aware of any clients who have successfully interfaced and implemented the concepts introduced in David Allen's book entitled, GETTING THINGS DONE- The Art of Stress-Free Productivity? He puts forth a system for utilizing files and places to put things, etc.
A: Anne conducts a demonstration in this webinar, but we also have another demonstration by Michelle Panzlaff at Using Paper Tiger as a Getting Things Done (GTD) Task List Manager
Other comment: When I first started using Paper Tiger about ten years ago, I made too many locations and different files. In effect, I made more work for myself. It took awhile to simplify. I am now down to three or four.
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Sherry Borsheim, a Paper Tiger Expert of Simply Productive, has offered some great tips on staying organized while traveling for business so that when you're back to your office, you won't have a lot of 'briefcase drama' nor will you have a stack of papers to fumble through. You'll be able to index them into your Paper Tiger database, and file as you've already noted.
Conquer Your Paper Chaos When You Business Travel
Has this ever happened to you? You've just returned from a business trip and your briefcase is bulging with receipts, meeting notes, business cards, travel documents and other essential paperwork. You'll probably spend your first day back in the office just sorting through the chaotic mass of paper before you can even think about getting down to business!
Or, perhaps you travel all over the city attending one meeting after another. By the end of the day, your briefcase is a pile of to-dos with no particular order. Phone messages are scattered on various pieces of papers and you just know that an important message is hidden somewhere in the mess. Then there are the business cards you collected, some require follow-up, but you're not sure where you put those important numbers. If only you had kept it in a safe place so you could remember where you put it.
At this point, all those good intentions to take action and follow-up on hot new business leads fizzle into frustration. But there's no time to think about how you misplaced those essential items. The minute you're back in the office you find there is a pile of emails waiting for your response, in addition to a large pile of papers on your desk begging for your attention. You dive right in to the emails and before you know it the morning is gone and it's lunchtime. You work through lunch in order to attack the pile of paper on your desk. Then you realize you reviewed your messages, so you abandon the paper pile and listen to all your messages. It's a never-ending circle of paper, email and voicemail, and you haven't even cracked open your briefcase. You just spend the day reacting to emergencies and interruptions with no planned scheduled time to deal with the important issues that you had hoped to get to.
This continues day after day and you're still dragging all those papers from your business trip in your briefcase and you've been adding to it during the week as you attended more meetings. Now you have no idea what's what and it all melts together into one big mountain of paper begging for your attention. How long do you let this go on before you decide to take action? For some its days and other's, its weeks or months. Those hot new leads you made on your business trip aren't so hot now and the longer you leave it, the more you procrastinate on taking action. Eventually you take mountain of paper out of your briefcase and drop it on the floor by your desk and say you'll deal with it later, because you have more important things to take care of in the office. Guilt sets in and it constantly nags at you to do something but you don't. You know you should get your business receipts handled but you're not sure where they all are and it ends up costing you money when you could have been reimbursed.
Here are some tips on how to put an end to the briefcase drama scenario after business travel:
1. Streamline and organize your briefcase so you know what the next action is on any piece of paper and business card while you're out of town and when you arrive back at your office. Use plastic folders to batch similar tasks together. Remember, ease of access and functionality are very important when using any organizing product.
2. Label the file folders inside your briefcase with the next action you want to take – "Call, Data Entry, Discuss, Receipts, Meeting Notes/Agenda, Photocopy, Read, or Write". Customize your files based on your specific action steps.
3. How to use your travel briefcase when outside your office. File meeting agendas under the file tab labeled "Meeting Notes/Agenda so when you get to the meeting it's all together. If you collect business cards during your trip there are two things you can do with the business card: (1) enter it immediately into your Contact List, or (2) file it into your mini travel briefcase under "Data Entry". When you return to your hotel or your office, any cards that you wanted to get into your Contact List are all grouped together. You can enter them yourself, scan them using an App or delegate the task to someone else.
4. Define the next action. No more putting it aside to deal with it later. This is what I call "deferred decisions". Instead, ask yourself this very important question: "What is the next action I want to take on this piece of paper?
5. Schedule a specific time in your calendar to handle that next action. This is the key to getting things done. A pile or file labeled "To Do" is only an intention to do something, where as a scheduled appointment is a commitment to take action on something.
6. Use clear project folders to keep like papers together. Use these project folders to keep your agenda and meetings notes together in your mini-travel briefcase or keep them on your iPad using Evernote in a folder called "Agendas". You may be attending several meetings and these project folders are sure to keep your papers grouped together. Do not use paper clips, they tend to attach to other pieces of paper and get caught on other paper clips.
7. 80/20 Rule – 80 percent of what we file we never refer to again. Therefore, ask yourself, "What is the worst possible case scenario if you tossed this piece of paper away?" If you can live with the results of your answer to this question, then toss the piece of paper.
8. What to file for future reference. If you decided to keep the information on a piece of paper, ask yourself: "If I want to retrieve this information again, what trigger word would you think of?" Write the trigger word on the upper right hand corner of that piece of paper and file it in your briefcase under "File".
9. Transferring papers when you return. When you return to your office after the business trip or day of meetings, everything that you've gathered during your time away from the office is grouped together by the next action. Instead of a mountain of paper spilling out of your briefcase, you'll be ahead of the paper chase game, because you've already defined the next action. All there is for you to do is to schedule time in your calendar to handle the actions in your mini-travel briefcase. Some of the actions like Data Entry, File, and Expense Reimburse you can delegate to your assistant if you have one. That feeling of guilt and shame won't be there because you've handled what you said you would do when you returned to your office. For those papers that you need to file, you can enter the 'trigger' word that you've already written on the file into your Paper Tiger database, add additional keywords if necessary, and drop the document(s) into the corresponding item number hanging file folder.
Business Travel tips:
Implementing the business travel briefcase will dramatically decrease your stress level and increase your productivity when you return to your office. You'll turn piles of paper into valuable resources instead of deferred decisions and guilt. Instead of reacting to emergencies, you'll be proactive on your commitments and follow-up.
Sherry Borsheim is the president of Simply Productive. You can visit Sherry, access her free article archive and grab lots of free stuff at http://www.simplyproductive.com. Sherry lives in Vancouver, BC Canada with her husband (her high-school sweetheart).
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The start of a new year just passed and many people vowed to get organized. Why is organization such a big hurdle for people? Below are what we believe to be the top nine reasons people ask for help. In addition, we've given clues as to how Paper Tiger can solve each of these problems.
1. Overwhelmed: Have you ever felt so bogged down by clutter that you felt a spout of claustrophobia coming along? Clutter can most certainly become overwhelming, leading to depression and other gloominess. Paper Tiger is the perfect tool to defeat clutter. Instead of watching the papers and documents pile up, Paper Tiger allows you to file away each document and keep track of the exact location while relieving all stress. You won't have to worry about finding a file again, because you'll be able to search by any of the keywords you've input to find where you've filed the document. And Paper Tiger is not just for paper! You can index anything that you can put a number onto, and be able to get organized and clear the clutter.
2. Unawareness: There are always people that wish to get organized, but get hung up because they don't know how to do it. While some people are natural organizers, others wouldn't know where to begin. Paper Tiger's indexing system is so simple to use, anyone can become organized! Filing paper in its original form, you don't have to worry about the 1 or 2 words that you'd put on the hanging file folder tab because you can add as many keywords as you can think of into Paper Tiger's database for the documents in your hanging file folders. You can search for whatever keyword that you're thinking for the file you need to retrieve, and Paper Tiger will let you know where it is in seconds.
3. Lack of Resources: Some people don't know that there are professional organizers and tools such as Paper Tiger Filing System Software for Document Management to help them get organized. Some jobs require help from others, and these professionals can advise you in just the right tools you need for the way you work and what you have to get organized. Getting organized is surely no easy deed, but knowing what to do, how to do it (a process), and the right tools to use can be what you've needed all along. With Paper Tiger, it's as easy as setting a location, filing documents in that physical location, indexing or naming the items with keywords, and finally searching for the document in the search box. With the stroke of a few keys, Paper Tiger tells you the exact location of your document.
4. Tackling Organization: Many of us may want to start organizing, but can't figure out what the next step should be. Maybe trying to start with your entire office isn't the best move, perhaps try to clean the desk first or the bookshelf. Tasks that are too big take us back to being overwhelmed. Paper Tiger can make breaking larger tasks down much easier. Once you have accomplished smaller missions, tackling larger tasks will be a walk in the park.
5. Lack of Time: Time is always the enemy because it stops for no one. We all have busy lives with working each day, cooking dinner, and taking the kids to soccer practice, but we have to make a little time to prevent the accumulation of clutter. Paper Tiger is the best tool for time management. It takes no more that ten seconds to enter the database, file the document in a location and name it! Later on, when you go to search for that document, it takes even less time to type the keywords and let Paper Tiger reveal the precise location.
6. Motivation: Do you need a coach or guidance to help you get organized? Again, there are professional organizers who have been trained in how to do things more efficiently to help others be more productive; and can help you do this by setting milestones and regular check-ups with you. Paper Tiger can also serve as the motivator. Once you use it once and find that the document you filed six months ago is exactly where you left it, Paper Tiger will become your new best friend.
7. Surrounded by Clutter: It's an awful thing when you tidy something and someone else comes right behind you and creates a mess, isn't it? Some people get discouraged from organizing because others around them are jumbled. The real beauty of Paper Tiger lies in the keywords. You call it "Nissan car note", he calls it "car bill" but if all these keywords are saved in Paper Tiger, both parties can find documents with ease. Getting others around you organized will be easy because everyone can still find the documents.
8. Health Concerns: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and other disorders can definitely bring organization to a screeching halt. Getting lost in thought and starting tasks but never finishing them can be very frustrating, due to no fault of their own. Attempting to declutter one stack at a time is a great milestone towards getting organized. Paper Tiger allows those unfinished tasks to be filed away for safe keeping until they are ready to be worked on again.
9. Change: We all go through changes. Marriage, new baby, our children will pack up and leave for college or we'll move. Whatever the case may be, these transitional periods often call for reorganization. Paper Tiger is the perfect tool to help overcome these changes and stay out of the realms of clutter. Use Paper Tiger with storage bins to keep up with items that aren't needed for immediate use. See just a few things that Paper Tiger can help you organize on our Not Just for Paper webpage at http://thepapertiger.com/tour#4
The struggle to get organized is one that can be conquered with the help of Paper Tiger and/or professional organizers. Virtually any obstacle one encounters when trying to get organized can be solved with Paper Tiger Filing System Software for Document Management. Next time you hit a snag when trying to get organized, think about how Paper Tiger and other organizing resources can help make organization easier.
Each year we hear the same new year's resolutions over and over again, "I'm going to exercise more this year" or "I'll be nicer to my family this year" but sadly most of us drop these resolutions within the first ninety days of the year. One of the most popular resolutions that people make is to get organized. The National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) caught wind of this and named January "Get Organized Month" or "GO Month". They started this initiative in 2003 to help people with organization and productivity. According to NAPO, the bulk of their clients request help with organizing their home offices. It's safe to assume that clients are referring to paper clutter in the office. Paper Tiger Filing System Software is the perfect tool to get 2013 started off on the right foot if you were planning to be more organized this year.
- Efficient: Paper Tiger can help one file and organize all paper and digital files. Once you really catch on to the concept of indexing paper files and setting up locations in your database, you won't know how you were able to organize without Paper Tiger. And since Paper Tiger isn't just for paper, imagine all the other rooms of the house that you can organize. Paper Tiger's basic concepts will help you master the software in a matter of minutes; bringing your organization troubles to an end, making it easy to keep your resolution for the entire year.
- Versatile: Paper Tiger not only helps you to organize and actually find paper files, but with Digital Tiger, powered by Google Docs, you can also find digital files! Using Google Docs as your digital file storage location, you can access scanned documents such as PDFs and also other types of documents. Google Docs gives users five gigabytes of storage free to store your digital files that you want in the cloud. Using Google Docs allows users to easily share digital files and even access them from mobile devices. Digital Tiger is a free add-on with a paid Paper Tiger Online Basic or Pro account for now, and is the function that connects your Paper Tiger Online account to your Google Docs/Google Drive account, then you will be able to search from Paper Tiger to find your paper/physical items that you've indexed into Paper Tiger's database and your digital files that you've created, scanned or uploaded to Google Docs format through a Gmail or Google account.
- Practical: Paper Tiger may be one of the best investments ever as far as time is concerned. How much time do you think you waste on average looking for something? Each year people waste hours and entire days looking for something. Experts estimate that people waste 150 hours per year searching for lost items. Calculate your cost of disorganized here. A small investment in Paper Tiger will save not only time but also money. How many times have you paid a bill late because you lost it? Every time a document is filed and indexed into Paper Tiger, you can feel sure that you will be able to find it again quickly and easily. The days of trying to figure out where a document was left are over! With Paper Tiger's search engine like feature, a few keywords will help you find exactly the document needed.
If organization was at the top of your New Year's Resolution list, look no further; Paper Tiger is here to help. Its resourceful system will be so easy to use, it will be hard to stop organizing! The ability to organize both digital and paper files will not only clear up clutter on the desk but also inside the computer.
During this "Get Organized Month," take advantage of the expertise of one of the productivity consultants that are Paper Tiger experts who can help you work more efficiently in every area of your life. They will work with you either virtually or in-person, whichever you need, and will help you to get organized and create a customized system for the way you work.
Finally, all the time and money wasted from disorganization will be returned on your simple investment in Paper Tiger, and you'll be able to keep at least one new year's resolution.
Whether you're just starting a new business or you've been in business for years, you will always office organization. Often times, new gadgets come on the market that business owners get talked into purchasing, and these gadgets aren't really useful in the long run, so money has been wasted. Then, there are other ideas that are helping business owners save heaps of money. One of these ideas is Paper Tiger Filing System Software for office organization, which is being used in companies of all sizes, ages and types. Employees won't be wasting time searching for paper files when they could be doing things that are much more productive, thus saving companies money while increasing productivity.
Paper Tiger allows companies to maintain their paper files that they need to keep in hard copy format. Keep your paper in its original form (you do not have to scan it), but simply index your paper files into Paper Tiger's database and use the power of the computer to quickly and easily find the information when you need it. Paper Tiger can index anything; it's not just document management! Some things just can't be scanned, i.e., passports, contracts, binders, books, CDs, DVDs, etc. That cannot be done with systems that require scanning into an electronic file. The beauty of Paper Tiger is that keywords allow everyone to find the document that might have been named many ways by many employees.
No matter how large or small a company, time management is a must. After all, when people are wasting time, they aren't being productive, and the company is not making any money. Searching for files is a huge waste of time, especially when there is Paper Tiger to make the job faster and easier. The less time one has to spend searching for files, the more time can be spent doing things that are actually fruitful. The better you and your employees are at managing time, the more efficient your company. When documents are saved, various keywords are used, granting anyone who has permission easy access just by using certain keywords.
If you want to keep up with the times and make sure that your company is using the most modern paper management techniques, then you need Paper Tiger Filing System Software for office organization. Of all of the office supplies you pay for, this software is one of the most important. In addition, Paper Tiger will virtually return the investment when the time wasted is put towards working! Allow Paper Tiger to help with your office organization to cut back on time and keep your profits up where they should be.
During this webinar, Anne discussed the basic concept of Paper Tiger to organize both paper files and other physical items of which you need to keep track so that you can find them when you need them, and the concept of Digital Tiger, powered by Google Docs to organize and find your digital files. She demonstrated how to use Digital Tiger more effectively for digital filing, in addition to the following to show how to use Paper Tiger with Digital Tiger, so you can get organized and be more productive.
Find Anything In Your Office In 5 Seconds or Less…Guaranteed! Watch the webinar to learn more.
As information, Anne is a professional speaker, productivity expert, professional organizer and author. If you want to learn more about Anne and her services, please visit her website at www.StrategizeAndOrganize.com.
She may be in Colorado (and sometimes in Arizona!), but she's nationally recognized as an expert and works with people throughout the US in person and virtually.
You can contact Anne at email@example.com or by phone at 303 881-0174.
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Q: How do you start when all of your files are in drawers and on your desk? It would be helpful to have ideas for where to start – baby steps.
A: We always recommend starting with the files on your desk to get your desk cleared. If you already have files set up, you might start with the drawers in your desk and index each file. We recommend starting with naming your Paper Tiger locations as Action Files, Reference Files, Archive Files. Then you can add other types of files later, such as Binders, Books, CDs, DVDs, etc. Locations could also be an actual physical location, such as File Room, Library, Garage, Basement, Storage, etc. Please take a look at this blog post that we created to help those needing a little guidance that you might find helpful: Customize Your Filing System with Paper Tiger's Indexing Method
Q: Is there any way to search all of your databases or can you only search them individually?
A: You can only search within the individual database that you're in at the time. You cannot search across all of your databases. Having different databases is only advantageous if you want to keep different filing systems separate and do not want to search for all files in all databases at one time. For example, if you have an Office database and a Home database, you do not want items to pop up from your Office database when conducting a search for an item in your Home database.
Q: I have several "side jobs" for non profits etc. Do you recommend setting up locations for each type of side job? For example, I have several clients that I work for from home. Should I set up a location for each client? Perhaps it depends on what the physical location is?
A: It does depend on how you want these filed, but think about if you need to have a location for each client. Do you have several manilla folders for each client or do you simply have 1 hanging file folder per client? If you only have 1 hanging file folder per client, create a location named Clients, then 1 item per client. However, if you have several manilla folders for each client, and you don't want to itemize each manilla folder into 1 item, then you might consider naming a location per client. In this latter case, you might only have 5-10 items in each location, but it would give you more flexibility in differentiating between clients.
Q: If I use the cloud version, vs the desktop version, I could access from multiple PC's, is that right? e.g. access from home and work
A: Yes, you would be able to sign in from wherever you are with an Internet connection. Paper Tiger Online works on any computer with an Internet access including Mac. Browsers supported:
-Mozilla Firefox 3 and newer
-Safari 3 and newer
-Google Chrome 4 and newer
-Internet Explorer 7 and newer
Q: Where do I find the area to change the setting to include digital search? I checked database preferences, but it doesn't give me that option.
A: You will first need to connect Paper Tiger to your Google account. From the Dashboard, click on the Accounts tab, then find the option to Connect to Google Docs. Please see this blog post that has step by step instructions that you might find helpful: http://www.thepapertiger.com/blog/started-digital-tiger-paper-digital-filing-solution/
Q: Can I attach a picture to an item, specifically, I want to inventory fabric for a small sewing business, pictures or links to pictures in the notes would be helpful.
A: Paper Tiger is an indexing system, and doesn't allow you to attach an electronic file, however you would be able to upload the picture to Google Drive and title that digital file with keywords. Then with your Paper Tiger Online account connected to your Google account, you would be able to search from Paper Tiger Online and search results will return for both your physical items that you've indexed into Paper Tiger and your digital items that you have in your Google Drive. You can also paste the link into the Notes section if you like, however it will not be hyperlink, but you can copy from there if you wish later.
During this webinar, Anne discussed the basic concept of Paper Tiger to organize both paper files and other physical items of which you need to keep track so that you can find them when you need them, and the concept of Digital Tiger, powered by Google Docs to organize and find your digital files. She demonstrated how to use Digital Tiger more effectively for digital filing, in addition to the following to show how to use Paper Tiger with Digital Tiger, so you can get organized and be more productive.
Find Anything In Your Office In 5 Seconds or Less…Guaranteed! Watch the webinar to learn more.
As information, Anne is a professional speaker, productivity expert, professional organizer and author. If you want to learn more about Anne and her services, please visit her website at www.StrategizeAndOrganize.com.
She may be in Colorado (and sometimes in Arizona!), but she's nationally recognized as an expert and works with people throughout the US in person and virtually.
You can contact Anne at email@example.com or by phone at 303 881-0174.
See more information here on Paper Tiger Filing System Software for Document Management
Q: I am very interested in reducing the amount of papers to be filed or that perhaps are not needed at all. What papers are critical to keep, even after scanning them?
A: We have several blog articles under our Category of "Retention Guidelines: How Long Should You Keep Records"
Q: I want help with useful item and category names.
A: See this blog post which contains suggestions for Location names, Item names, as well as Categories: "Customize Your Filing System with Paper Tiger's Indexing Method." Hopefully this will be helpful to you.
Q: How do I switch over from the old version and is it hard?
A: After creating your Paper Tiger Online account (Pro or one of the multi-user plans), email firstname.lastname@example.com, attach your database(s) and let them know that you need it imported to your online account under which email.
Prior to sending your database, make sure all pending items have been confirmed by clicking the Confirm box, and empty the Trash for each database. Then export your database(s) to .CSV file(s) by following the instructions below for all databases if you have more than one database. To export a Paper Tiger CSV file from Paper Tiger 4:
1. Open Paper Tiger and the appropriate database.
2. From the File menu, select Export.
3. Check the Select All box.
4. Click the Browse button to select the preferred directory so that you will know where the file will be saved to and type in a file name for the CSV file, click the Save or Open button
5. Then attach the .CSV file to your email that you're sending to our tech support team
Q: What is the difference between paper search to digital search?
A: Paper Tiger searches your paper files that you've indexed into Paper Tiger, and the Digital Tiger function allows you to also search your digital files that you have in Google Drive. Digital Tiger is a free add-on with a paid Paper Tiger Online account (Basic and Pro plans for now and then later for multi-users), to connect your Paper Tiger Online account to your Google Drive account, then you will be able to search from one place (Paper Tiger) to find both your paper/physical items that you've indexed into Paper Tiger and your digital files that you have in Google Drive. Since Google Drive in this case would be your digital file storage location, you can prepare for Digital Tiger by creating, scanning or uploading your digital files to Google Drive. Again, Paper Tiger is for indexing the paper files that you need to keep in hard copy format and other items, such as passports, instruction booklets, or CDs, DVDs, Books, home or office inventory and/or storage, etc.
Q: Is there a mobile app for Paper Tiger?
A: No we do not have a mobile app for Paper Tiger, but it works well on the iPad and other tablets.
Q: I would like to organize my jewelry, and I have a lot! What do you think the best way would be to do so? I did purchase clear-lidded jewelry boxes and have also taken the photos! I was trying to figure out about the photos. I am thinking of also putting info to Google Doc's so that I don't have to store all this information in a drawer.
A: We recommend arranging your jewelry so that you can number each piece, then index each piece in Paper Tiger matching item numbers as you go. You can photograph your jewelry with corresponding numbers, and upload the pictures to Google Drive. Be sure to put keywords in the title of each photo that you upload.
Comment: I love the fact that you have "loaned to Frances" under your keywords for your books. It is way too easy for me to not get borrowed books returned to me. Using your method would help me put a stop to this.
A: Awesome!
The doors to the Fall Semester are groaning towards a close. One of the few times a year that forces most college students to start thinking about the dreaded F word; FINALS. You remember all the essays and term papers you wrote while in college, right? Four or five classes a term meant about ten papers if there were midterms and finals. It's a liberating sensation to turn in fifteen and twenty page papers after a few fidgety nights chained in the library, but what does one do with the masterpieces after they've been graded and returned? Certainly not trash them, at least Shakespeare never did!
How many times have you searched for an old essay, rummaging through countless papers with no success? What are the benefits of keeping term papers following the semester? One might need to glance at that paper next semester for a prompt review. Whatever the reason, it's often a good idea to keep projects and papers from the previous terms. One never knows when these term papers will come in handy in the working world.
Saving ten papers a semester unquestionably adds up. Reminiscent of a leech, these papers suck up memory on a hard drive and are dispersed throughout a tiny dorm room to add to all the other clutter. After a few weeks of severe procrastinating and searching for last's semester's Economics paper, all hope may vanish.
Renewing all hope, both Digital Tiger AND Paper Tiger will eliminate endless stacks of papers as well as the forever-growing pile. The pursuit for past essays will be a trouble-free, effortless and painless one.
With Digital Tiger, powered by Google Drive, digital files are stored in Google Drive. Students will have a variety of options; a hard copy, a digital copy and free space on their hard drive. Google Drive offers the most economical storage options for a college budget, with 100 GB of storage for less than a hamburger and fries! Sharing docs with friends working on the same project will be a cinch. The reliable Google Cloud will store all documents securely. Finally, with the way the zombies — *ahem college students — are glued to their tablets and phones, Google Drive works with mobile devices allowing virtual access to documents anywhere!
And for all the hard copy documents, an online Paper Tiger account takes less than fifteen minutes to set up. Once all the term papers are sorted and ready to be filed, Paper Tiger's indexing system allows for:
- Organization by subject
- With the keywords section, there's no need to worry about what name to file under nor do you have to worry about remembering the file name
- Both physical & digital file location search functions
- Printed labels for document identification
After mastering those easy tasks in Paper Tiger Filing System software, Digital Tiger will work just as fast. Have you filed away last semester's theory essay? Paper Tiger will still allow for physical filing of these final papers, and with the Digital Tiger function, be able to locate both hard copy and digital files relating to the same subject.
With the Digital Tiger and/or Paper Tiger, college students can start the next semester always armed with those valuable papers and projects from the past. With a tidier dorm and more desk space, students can organize essay after essay each semester until graduation. Who knows, maybe grad school is calling their name.
Please join us for this FREE one hour webinar hosted by productivity expert, Anne McGurty of Strategize and Organize.
During this webinar, Anne will be demonstrating how to get started with Paper Tiger Online. In addition to demonstrating examples requested during webinar registrations, Anne will be demonstrating a work-flow example by filing items from her inbox and how to organize things other than paper files. Anne will also cover the concept of Digital Tiger, powered by Google Docs to organize and find your digital files. She will demonstrate how to use Digital Tiger more effectively for digital filing, in addition to showing how to use Paper Tiger with Digital Tiger, so you can get organized and be more productive.
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Being a teacher or professor is one of the most important jobs, however, it can be a bit of a challenge to keep everything organized. In order for a teacher to do the most proficient job possible, it is key to have a structured organization system in place. If you are a teacher or professor, you already realize how much there is to keep track of and try to find a way to keep straight.
If you are planning on becoming a teacher or about to graduate and become one, you should have an idea of what to expect. Not only that, but you should also go ahead and plan to implement an indexing filing system in order to have everything make sense, and to start out organized so that you can easily retrieve what you need when you need it without a lengthy search through stacks and stacks of paper files.
In addition, you'll also have books and notebooks to keep track of and depending on your subject matter, you most likely will have different kinds of supplies that you need to keep track of. All of which can be indexed into Paper Tiger's filing system software.
Teachers and professors have to come up with lesson plans and keep these on file for years to come. They can refer back to these lesson plans to reuse them throughout the years. Educators must also bring home students' papers to grade and may sometimes keep copies of these papers to refer to later for various reasons. Teachers also have to give out assignments and may keep track of the assignments they drafted as well as copies of their students' work. The bottom line is that there is a great deal of paper work involved with being a teacher.
It was once nearly impossible to keep track of all these papers from the past. Filing them under some type of alphabetical system kept them neat, but far from an easy retrieval or finding system. In fact, unless you could remember exactly what you would have filed something under, these filing cabinet drawers and tons of paperwork can be useless. Fortunately, Paper Tiger Filing System Software for document management, an indexing filing system software can help you get your paper files organized and turn your filing system into a 'finding' system.
Now you can have your lesson plans, past assignments and tests on file and find them easily. Instead of having them alphabetical when one file could be under several different names or titles, you can simply include any and all keywords that you may use for your files. This is especially important for those who teach more than one subject. Your substitute teachers can also benefit from getting your files organized.
You no longer have to file everything under the title you think you should, which can end up causing duplicate files in some cases when files could be filed under different names. When you want to retrieve something, will you remember if you filed it under H for "History test" or F for "final exam." In fact, for copies of students' papers, how could you possibly recall what the title of a student's paper was from two years prior in case you need to retrieve it again?
Instead, you use keywords, any and all of the keywords and search terms you can think of to help categorize your papers. That way, once you index your files into Paper Tiger's indexing software by entering item names and keywords into the indexing system relating to the documents in your hanging file folders, you can find anything by conducting a Google-like search of the information in your database based on the keywords you've typed in previously. Search results will direct you to the exact hanging file folder. You can add keywords anytime, especially when you need to file a new document into an existing hanging file folder.
With Paper Tiger, you would number your hanging file folders to coincide with what you index into the database, enter the data into the software relating to each document or set of relating documents such as the item name and additional keywords that you might relate back to the files in each hanging file folder. You can also rest assured that you, and others working with you, will be able to find the file at a later date.
Really no matter what profession you are in, with Paper Tiger Filing System Software for document management, you will never again have to spend hours searching through file after file, … or through shelf after shelf of all your books, or through your boxes for the supplies you need to retrieve, … when all it takes is a quick search in your filing system database to find what you need when you need it! See our training videos and a webinar or two on our Training page and get started today!

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I've created a hook that sends out notification emails when a developer pushes an update to his shared repository. This email includes a list of changed files, example:
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This works fine. However, I'm trying to port all this now to the well-known post-receive-email hook. This hook does have a
hooks.showrev configuration directive, but this I think this only allows for the revision number (
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There must be a 'plumbing' command that does just this. Can anyone point me in the right direction? :)


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Poor guy stuck with 12,400 Roma tomato plants
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I saw this ad on Craigslist. Someone has 200 flats of 62 plants each for sale for $10 a flat. I doubt anyone wants a whole flat of Roma plants, and the plants are already six to eight inches high and too big for the cells they are in. I am guessing the guy is going to end up taking a big loss.
He could try repotting into four inch pots, but this late in the season it would probably add even more to his loss.
Last week he was advertizing them for $15 a flat.


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How to Eliminate Vomit Odor from a Car
It's hard to remove the smell of vomit from your car, but it is possible. Depending on where the mess was, you may have to replace the parts. If it got into the electronics, you probably will not be able to clean it all. Same with vents.
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LIFE ON MARS - "All the Young Dudes" - When Detective Sam Tyler poses as a streetwise tough to infiltrate a vicious New York City gang suspected of truck hijackings, he's pushed to the limit not to blow his cover, and he reveals a much darker side. A bare-knuckled fist fight with a gang member, a late-night deal to buy a truckload of stolen VCRs, and even time behind bars at his own 125th Precinct are all necessary elements of Sam's scam. But can he keep up the ruse when he's told to shoot a bound-and-gagged woman? And his attraction to the gang leader's sister also seems to be part of a recipe for disaster, on "Life on Mars," WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 (10:02-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/PATRICK HARBRON) JASON O'MARA
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The process described herein involves the preparation of block copolymers of the S-B-S type wherein S represents a block of polystyrene and B represents a block of polybutadiene. In order to have the initial polystyrene block soluble in the polymerization medium, cyclohexane and aromatic hydrocarbons have been used as the diluent or solvent in these polymerizations. The present process permits the use of hexane as diluent by having dissolved therein prior to polymerization a small amount of the S-B-S type of block copolymer being produced in the polymerization. Advantageously this solution used as the polymerization medium is prepared merely by washing the reactor used in a previous polymerization for production of the same type of S-B-S block copolymer with hexane to dissolve solid residues of S-B-S block copolymer deposited on the wall or agitator of the reactor. This hexane solution is then retained in the reactor to serve as the medium for the next polymerization batch. The dissolved S-B-S copolymer serves as a suspension agent for dispersion of the initial polystyrene block.
1. In the process of preparing S-B-S block copolymers, wherein S represents a block of polystyrene and B represents a block of polybutadiene, by the steps of polymerizing the individual monomers to form the respective blocks, such polymerizations being initiated by a lithium compound, the improvement whereby:
(a) said polymerization is initiated by a hydrocarbyl lithium compound having up to 10 carbon atoms,
(b) said polymerization is conducted in a solution of the same S-B-S block copolymer dissolved in a solvent consisting essentially of hexane, the amount of said copolymer comprising 0.1-10 parts by weight per 100 parts of styrene to be incorporated in the first S block of the S-B-S polymer to be formed;
(c) sufficient styrene is added to the said solution of S-B-S block copolymer in hexane to give the desired molecular weight of the first S block and thereafter effecting polymerization of said styrene to give the product polystyrene-Li while still dispersed in said hexane;
(d) thereafter adding an appropriate amount of butadiene to the dispersed product of step (a) to form a desired size block of polybutadiene and effecting polymerization of said butadiene with said polystyrene-Li to give the product polystyrene-polybutadiene-Li while still dispersed in said hexane, and
(e) thereafter effecting the addition of a second block of polystyrene onto said polystyrene-polybutadiene-Li.
2. The process of claim 1 in which the addition of said second block of polystyrene is effected by the reaction of a coupling agent with said polystyrene-polybutadiene-Li.
3. The process of claim 1 in which said second block of polystyrene is added by effecting polymerization of an additional amount of styrene with said polystyrene-polybutadiene-Li.
4. The process of claim 2 in which said coupling agent is selected from the class consisting of CCl4, secondary-butyl chloride, carbon monoxide, an alkyl dichloride of 1-10 carbon atoms, SiCl4, PNCl2, divinylbenzene and CCl3 COOR where R is an alkyl group of 1-10 carbon atoms.
5. The process of claim 4 in which said coupling agent is CCl4.
6. The process of claim 4 in which said coupling agent is divinylbenzene.
7. The process of claim 4 in which said coupling agent is secondary-butyl chloride.
8. The process of claim 1 in which said hydrocarbyl lithium compound is selected from the class consisting of secondary and tertiary alkyl lithium compounds of 4-8 carbon atoms.
9. The process of claim 1 in which said hydrocarbyl lithium compound is a secondary alkyl lithium compound of 4-8 carbon atoms.
10. The process of claim 1 in which said hydrocarbyl lithium compound is secondary-butyl lithium.
11. The process of claim 1 in which the initial solution of S-B-S block copolymer in hexane is prepared by dissolving solid residues of S-B-S polymer from a reactor previously used in the preparation of S-B-S polymer.
12. The process of claim 1 in which the amount of said S-B-S block copolymer initially dissolved in hexane is 0.5-5 parts by weight per 100 parts of styrene to be incorporated in the first S block.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a process for the preparation of block copolymers of the S-B-S type wherein S represents a polystyrene block and B represents a polybutadiene block. More specifically, this invention relates to a process in which hexane is used as the polymerization medium. Still more specifically, this process relates to the use as polymerization medium of a hexane solution of the S-B-S type of block copolymer being produced to give solubility or dispersibility to the initial block of polystyrene.
2. Related Prior Art
Block copolymers of the S-B-S type are known and are considered to be of great utility as self-curing elastomers or as modifiers for diene elastomers. These have a central core of polybutadiene and two terminal blocks of polystyrene. However, in view of the greater insolubility or non-dispersibility of the initial polystyrene block, a solvent such as an aromatic hydrocarbon or cyclohexane has been used in its preparation.
This problem is recognized in British Pat. No. 1,130,770 which states on page 2, lines 60-65, "In each of these processes, however, a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon is required to be first polymerized and therefore the polymerization solvent used must be wholly or mainly a naphthenic or aromatic hydrocarbon solvent".
Similar recognition of this solubility problem is indicated in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,231,635, 3,265,765 and 3,427,364 wherein statements are made regarding the necessity to use aromatics or naphthenic solvents or mixtures of these with other solvents.
Hayes U.S. Pat. No. 3,402,160 describes the suspension polymerization of styrene in hexane to form polystyrene whereby a soluble diene or diene-styrene random copolymer having at least 50% diene is used as a suspension agent. No mention is made of S-B-S type block copolymers nor of their production by such a process. The patentee describes the improvement in impact strength of the polystyrene resulting from the embodiment of the diene polymer suspension agent in the polymer product. In this case the resulting impurity in the product produces a desirable result. In cases where patentee's type of suspension agent is undesired in the final product or produces undesirable results therein, patentee's process could be unsatisfactory.
Because of its lower boiling point and the resultant energy savings in the use of hexane as compared to benzene and cyclohexane, it is desirable to have a process designed to permit the use of hexane in preparing the S-B-S block copolymers without modification of the properties of the product by the introduction of foreign types of materials used as suspension agents. Moreover, the use of a process conducted in hexane makes it adaptable for use in equipment designed for the preparation of polybutadiene in hexane and for the recovery of hexane therefrom.
In accordance with the present invention it has been found possible to improve the dispersibility of the initial polystyrene block in forming an S-B-S type of copolymer by using as the polymerization medium a hexane solution of the S-B-S type of block copolymer to be ultimately prepared. This hexane solution may be prepared by dissolving in hexane the appropriate amount of S-B-S block copolymer from a previous run or by adding hexane to a reactor which has been used in making a previous batch of S-B-S polymer in which reactor there are solid residues deposited on the wall or agitator or agitator shaft. Then the resulting hexane solution is retained in the reactor and used as the dispersion medium for the next polymerization. It is also appropriate at the conclusion of one polymerization to retain a portion of the product solution to be added to the reactor for a subsequent polymerization. The amount of S-B-S used in the hexane for suspension purposes is 0.1-10%, preferably 0.5-5% of the weight of styrene added for formation of the first polystyrene block. Even more may be used since it is recovered as part of the product and, because of its similarity or identical nature, has no adverse effects on the product.
The process of this invention involves the same or similar techniques as previously used in the preparation of S-B-S polymers except that hexane is used as the solvent and a small amount of a similar type of S-B-S block copolymer from a previous polymerization is added prior to the addition of the amount of styrene used for the formation of the first polystyrene block.
As in previous practice, a hydrocarbyl lithium, preferably a secondary or tertiary alkyl lithium, is used as the initiator. To the polymerization system containing an appropriate amount of initiator is added the appropriate amount of styrene to give the desired molecular weight in the first polystyrene or S block. Polymerization is continued until conversion of the styrene monomer to polymer is substantially completed. Then butadiene is added to form the middle polybutadiene block. At the end of this block formation, the copolymer has the structure:
At this point the polymer may be coupled with any one of the well-known coupling agents such as an alkane dichloride of 1-10 carbon atoms, carbon monoxide, CCl4, SiCl4, PNCl2, divinylbenzene, sec.-butyl chloride, CCl3 COOEt, etc. to give the block copolymer having the structure:
In this product the residue of the coupling agent is in the middle of the polyBd block. Since it is so minute compared to the size of the total copolymer it has no noticeable effect on the characteristics of the block copolymer. The amount of butadiene used in preparing the polyBd block which is to be coupled is half the amount needed to give the desired molecular weight in the ultimate polyBd block in the final block copolymer.
When the coupling agent is difunctional such as with the alkane dichlorides, carbon monoxide, PNCl2, etc., the coupled product is of the true S-B-S type. However when the coupling agent is trifunctional, tetrafunctional or of higher functionality such as with CCl4, SiCl4, divinylbenzene, CCl3 COOEt, etc., and the appropriate amount is used, the coupled product may be represented as SB(-S*)X where X may be an integer having a value of 2,3 or more. Where this formula is used to include the products obtained with difunctional coupling agents or polyfunctional agents used in difunctional proportion, X has a value of one. Therefore, the value of X is generally defined as having a value of 1 to 3.
The appropriate amount of coupling agent is calculated on the amount needed to react with the number of lithium atoms present in the polymer. For example with a tetrafunctional coupling agent, such as CCl4, one-fourth of the molecular weight of CCl4 is calculated as required for each molecule of polymer or in other words, each atom of lithium present. When it is desired to use a tetrafunctional agent as a difunctional agent the appropriate amount is used, for example, one-half of the molecular weight of CCl4 for each molecule of polymer or for each atom of lithium. Substantial coupling may be effected within an hour but a longer period may be used to insure more complete coupling.
As previously mentioned, the residue of the coupling agent is buried in the middle of a B or polybutadiene block and is so minute in comparison with the bulk of the polybutadiene block that it has no noticeable effect on the properties of the block copolymer. Moreover, when a trifunctional or higher functional coupling agent is used in appropriate amounts, the resultant center polybutadiene block may be branched in accordance with the functionality of the coupling group. For example a trifunctional coupling agent may produce a triple branched polybutadiene whereas a tetrafunctional coupling agent, such as CCl4 may produce a four-branched polybutadiene center block, depending on the proportions used. As a by-product, the Li is removed by reaction with chlorine and precipitated.
If desired the coupling step may be omitted and the ultimate block copolymer may be prepared by using sufficient butadiene to form the desired molecular weight in the ultimate middle polyBd block and when this formation is completed the appropriate amount of styrene is added to form the second polystyrene block. Then the Li is deactivated and removed by the addition of appropriate agents for this purpose, such as an alcohol, water, etc. The resultant block copolymer has the structure:
The dienes which may be used in preparing the initial small polydiene block are preferably conjugated dienes having 4-8 carbon atoms such as butadiene-1,3; isoprene; pentadiene-1,3; 2,3-dimethylbutadiene-1,3; etc. While butadiene-1,3, herein referred to as butadiene, is preferred for the middle polyBd block, the other conjugated dienes listed above may be used for this purpose. Moreover, although vinyl toluene may be used in place of some or all of the styrene in the S blocks, styrene is preferred.
In referring to "hexane" it is intended to include any of the various hexane isomers, such as n-hexane, isohexane and the various other isomers, either individually or as mixtures with each other. Commercial grades which contain predominantly hexanes are also satisfactory.
Moreover, while normal alkyl, aryl and cycloalkyl lithium may be used as initiators, those preferred are the secondary and tertiary alkyl lithium compounds having 4-8 carbon atoms per molecule. These include the secondary-butyl, tertiary-butyl, tertiary-amyl, tertiary-hexyl, etc. In view of their faster activity, the secondary and tertiary alkyl lithiums are preferred. The lithium compounds suitable for this purpose are referred to as hydrocarbyl lithium compounds having up to 10 carbon atoms.
The amount of initiator to be used depends on the amount of monomer used and the molecular weights desired in the respective products. Under ideal conditions, where the polymerization system is free of impurities that will deactivate a portion of the initiator, the amount of initiator is determined by the amount of monomer being used for the initial block and the molecular weight desired in that block. Generally in such polymerizations, each initiator molecule (or lithium atom) is responsible for the initiation of one polymer chain. Then for subsequent blocks, and providing no deactivating impurities have entered the system, sufficient monomer is added in each case to form the desired molecular weight in the respective blocks in accordance with the number of atoms of lithium present in the polymer being formed.
The desirability for close control over the molecular weight of each of the individual blocks is emphasized by the several major utilities desired for these products. The block polymers per se are strikingly useful as "self-vulcanizing" elastomers when the correct relationship exists between the proportions of the elastomeric to non-elastomeric blocks and the individual molecular weights thereof. If the molecular weights of the plastic (non-elastomeric) blocks such as the polystyrene blocks are unduly high, or present in too high a proportion relative to the elastomeric blocks, the copolymer exhibits relatively poor elastomeric properties although it may be useful for other purposes such as adhesives or high impact resistant replacements for the usual thermoplastics such as polystyrene, polyethylene and the like.
Another reason for maintaining close control over the individual block lengths is that there is a relatively critical relationship between the block lengths and the effectiveness of the block copolymer in modifying other elastomers. In the latter instance, the principal object is to improve the green strength and processability characteristics of other elastomers. This objective is not realized to a maximum if the correct block lengths are not obtained. Therefore, even if the average molecular weight of the individual block is within a target area, it has been found that this is not fully satisfactory if the average is merely that of a relatively wide spread in molecular weights. On the contrary, it is highly desirable to achieve polymer segments in which the molecular weights of the individual blocks are within a relatively narrow range. These objectives are better obtained by the use of secondary or tertiary alkyl lithium initiators.
The molecular weights of the individual blocks may be varied as stated hereinbefore, dependent upon the intended end use. For many purposes, such as use of the block copolymers as self-curing elastomers or for modification of other elastomers, it is preferred to employ block polymers having the structure S-B-S wherein each S is an independently selected polymer block of styrene, the average molecular weight of each S being between about 10,000 and 100,000, and B is a polymer block of a conjugated diene, the average molecular weight of the block being between about 30,000 and 150,000, the combined weight of the S blocks preferably being less than about 50% by weight of the total copolymer.
The block copolymers may be modified with extending oils, particularly those which are compatible with the elastomeric segment, or with pigments or polystyrene, or poly(alphamethylstyrene), any of which may be present in amounts between about 0 and 100 parts by weight per 100 parts of the block copolymer.
Polymerization is advantageously conducted at temperatures in the range of -20� to about 100� C., preferably at temperatures between about 20� and 65� C., the temperature being controlled to yield the polymer product within a reasonable length of time.
While conducting the polymerization it is generally satisfactory to use 200-900 parts by weight of hexane per 100 parts of monomer. This gives a fluid polymer solution or dispersion which can be easily handled.
Polymerization is advantageously performed in an agitated, pressurized reactor which may be jacketed to allow for temperature control. Pressures are generally autogenous, although inert gases can be charged to the reactor to increase the pressure, if desired. Dry nitrogen, argon, helium or other inert gas can be used for this purpose. Normally pressures will be atmospheric or above, and can be as high as 10 atmospheres or more.
Polymerizations are generally performed in from 0.1 to 6 hours, preferably 0.5 to 5 hours, with the reaction proceeding essentially to completion.
Samples may be withdrawn from the reactor periodically during the polymerization to determine percent conversion (by measuring the total solids), color and character of the reaction mass, etc.
When the polymerization has progressed to the desired degree, the product is dropped or run into isopropanol or other medium which deactivates the initiator and precipitates the polymer product. Generally an amount of isopropanol equal in weight to the amount of hexane used is satisfactory for this purpose. It is advantageous also to have an antioxidant, such as approximately 1% of di-tertiarybutyl-para-cresol, in the isopropanol. The polymer precipitate is recovered and drum-dried to remove solvent.
The elastomers produced according to this invention may be mixed with the usual rubber compounding materials such as carbon blacks, fillers, processing oils and the like and still provide satisfactory physical properties. Preferably the elastomeric mid-sections of the block copolymer should have lengths corresponding approximately to the average molecular weight between crosslinks of normal vulcanized rubber. Since the subject block copolymers may be utilized without vulcanization, the molecular weights of the end groups should be high enough to prevent movement of the chain ends under the applied stress in the time intervals of its application.
The subject block copolymers are not only useful per se for the formation of injection moldings, compression moldings, extrusions, film coatings, spray coatings or adhesives, but also for the formation of latices from which foam or dipped goods may be prepared as well as in compositions with other rubbers for the improvement in physical properties of the latter.
The invention is illustrated by the following examples which are intended merely for purpose of illustration and are not to be regarded as limiting the scope of the invention or the manner in which it may be practiced. Unless specifically indicated otherwise, parts and percentages are given by weight.
(a) Into a freshly cleaned 2-gallon stainless steel reactor equipped with inlet and outlet means, an agitator and means for reading and controlling the temperature, there is added under a nitrogen atmosphere a solution containing 0.003 lbs. of S-B-S and 5 lbs. of hexane. The S-B-S is similar to that being prepared in this example and was obtained from a previously prepared batch. Then 1.23 lbs. of a 45.4% solution of styrene in hexane is added (0.56 lbs. of styrene). Then 10 millimoles of sec.-butyl lithium is added as a hexane solution. Polymerization is effected with stirring at 150� F. (65� C.) until conversion is substantially complete. At this time the color of the solution is yellow. Then to this is added 5.73 lbs. of a 22% solution of butadiene in hexane (1.26 lbs. of butadiene). The yellow color disappears and solution viscosity increases as the butadiene is polymerized. Polymerization is continued at 150� F. to substantially complete conversion. The temperature is lowered and three increments of 1.3 millimoles each of CCl4 are added. The resultant product is thereby coupled at 180� F. overnight with the 3.9 millimoles of CCl4 to give an S-B(-S)X product which is recovered by running the reaction solution, after cooling, into an equal volume of isopropanol containing 1% by weight of di-butyl-p-cresol. The precipitated product is drum-dried to give a 76% yield and has 24.3% styrene of which 94% is block polystyrene, DSV of 2.46, 0% gel, molecular weight of 66,000 and Mw /Mn of b 5.958.
(b) After the above preparation, the reactor has S-B-S polymer deposits on the wall and on the agitator shaft above the liquid level. Five lbs. of hexane is added to the reactor and stirred to dissolve these deposits. Analysis of a sample of the resulting solution shows the solution to contain 0.05% of the SBS polymer which calculates to a total of 0.0025 lbs. of S-B-S or 0.44% based on the weight of the polystyrene to be inserted in the first block. Then this S-B-S hexane solution is used as the polymerization medium in a repetition of the above procedure (a).
The procedure of I(b) is repeated using the polymer deposits from Example I(b) and using an equivalent amount of n-BuLi to give a yield of 86% of an S-B(-S)X product having a DSV of 4.17, 0% gel, 25.3 percent styrene of which 100% is block polystyrene, a molecular weight of 79,400 and an Mw /Mn of 13.65.
The procedure of Example II is repeated with similar results using the polymer deposits from Example II and using an equivalent amount of t-BuLi in place of the n-BuLi.
The procedure of Example I(a) is repeated with similar results using as the coupling agent 2,3-dichlor-n-butane, carbon monoxide, CCl3 COOEt and PNCl2, respectively, using, in each case, one-half molar equivalent per atom of lithium in the polymer.
The procedure of Example I(a) is repeated with similar results using an equivalent amount of SiCl4 in place of the CCl4.
The procedure of Example I(a) is repeated except that double the amount of butadiene is used and instead of using a coupling agent, a second block of polystyrene is formed by adding 0.60 lbs. of styrene in hexane after the polymerization of the butadiene is substantially completed. This produces an S-B-S block copolymer having 24.6 percent styrene of which 95% is block polystyrene and a molecular weight of 34,000.
When the products of Examples I-VI are tested in tire compositions either by themselves or blended with commercially used elastomers, they are found to serve satisfactorily for this purpose.
In some cases it may be desirable to have the center or polybutadiene block one of mixed butadiene and styrene or made by random copolymerization. In such cases, a mixture of butadiene and styrene may be added gradually during the formation of this block, or the styrene may be added first and butadiene added gradually. In this way the copolymerization of styrene during the formation of the central block is ensured.
While certain features of this invention have been described in detail with respect to various embodiments thereof, it will, of course, be apparent that other modifications can be made within the spirit and scope of this invention, and it is not intended to limit the invention to the exact details shown above except insofar as they are defined in the following claims:
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