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A new study suggests the answer depends a great deal on gender: Marriage appears to lead to more drinking among middle-aged women, while divorce seems to drive middle-aged men to the bottle.
The research looked at people in general, and not everyone will follow the pattern. Still, the findings suggest that "marriage and divorce have different consequences for men's and women's alcohol use," said study author Corinne Reczek, an assistant professor at the University of Cincinnati. "For men, it's tempered by being married and exacerbated by being divorced."
Researchers already know that men drink more than women, but women have been catching up in recent years, Reczek said. It also appears that men slow down their drinking when they're married, especially for the first time, she said.
But what about later in life and when marriages end, especially due to divorce? That's where the new study comes in.
Reczek and colleagues examined the results of U.S. surveys conducted in 1993 and 2004. They looked at just over 5,300 people (who were aged 53 and 54 in 1993) and tracked them over time. In addition, they interviewed 130 people directly.
"We find that unmarried and divorced women actually drink less than their continuously married counterparts," she said. "For men, those who were recently divorced have the highest number of drinks and men who are married have the lower number."
For women, the average number of drinks per month was nine for those who were married and 6.5 for those who were divorced over that time; for men, the numbers were 19.2 and 21.5, respectively. For those who got divorced during that period, the average monthly number of drinks per month was 10 for women and 26 for men.
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– #ReadoftheDay comes via ESPN's Dana O'Neil, who writes a terrific profile piece on Richmond head coach Chris Mooney
– Tickets are going on sale soon for the Battle on the Midway between Syracuse and San Diego State, and if you are willing to spend anywhere from $150 – $1,2500 to watch a college basketball game on the deck of an aircraft carrier….you can certainly buy me a ticket
– Dime magazine just published an issue which featured an article detailing the ten next players who will define the game of basketball
– Mike DeCourcy hit a home run in this piece on Arizona State's Jahil Carson, who is looking to silence the critics who think he's not a student-athlete
– 1) I have no clue what a "Political rap video" is. 2) If there is such thing as a "Political rap video", I'm certain that Memphis coach Josh Pastner would not allow the film to use his likeness
– Akron got a bit of good news on Tuesday in the wake of Quincy Diggs' year-long suspension, as West Virginia-transfer Pat Forsyth was cleared to participate immediately
– Harvard head coach Tommy Amaker fielded questions at media about the suspensions of Kyle Casey and Brandyn Curry, but did not offer much detail on the matter
– Binghamton must have not done a good enough job at "cleaning house", because just a few years removed from a devastating scandal that rocked the program, two Bearcats were arrested over the weekend for disorderly conduct
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– With all eyes on the backcourt of Pe'Shon Howard and Shaq Cleare, the Maryland frontcourt is primed to excel in offensive production
– Apparently Georgetown is turning back the clock for their Midnight Madness, because they hired Doug E. Fresh (Yes, that Doug E. Fresh) to perform at their on-campus festivities
– Anybody want to read a season preview on the Marist Red Foxes. It's here if you want it (Red Foxes…..Wasn't that a team name on "Legends of the Hidden Temple?")
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Desexing scheme for stray dogs has failed in Lamma village
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In the universe of horrible ideas, the subject of the report ("Scheme to desex stray dogs ready for trial run", January 13) outshines them all.
Shame on the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department for even contemplating such an ineffective scheme, especially in the light of the ongoing struggle to contain over 50 stray dogs (and growing) which are the products of a similar, albeit failed, desexing experiment in the Lamma village of Lo So Shing where I live.
This "trap, neuter and release" experiment was funded in part by a university grant to research the impact of desexing canines as an alternative to targeted removal. It was supported by animal welfare organisations and individuals, and only recently disclosed to local residents after the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department pulled its support in August.
To put this failure into perspective, less than five years ago, there were only about three to five strays living on the beach, and the village was peaceful. Now there is conflict between neighbours and with the authorities.
Your report did not look at the medium-term post-operative care for these strays once they are reintroduced to village life.
Once a dog is released, animal welfare organisations predict the average life expectancy is three years before the department is called in to haul the dog's body away. In the meantime, the dogs need access to food and medicine.
Nightly, supporters of this scheme are observed shovelling large quantities of dog food onto our village paths.
As the food piles up, dogs from outside the scheme learn of the free feed and happily descend on our village, some of whom are females in heat, with the inevitable consequences.
The amount of feed required to satisfy 40-plus dogs is enormous and is an organised process.
At a certain point, these dogs find it difficult to live sociably together, resulting in regular dog fights, targeted attacks on refuse bins and bags, and overall aggressive pack behaviour as strays look to protect their turf.
The scheme has been a failure.
The only way to truly correct the stray dog problem is to get people to stop feeding and sheltering stray dogs.
The department has the authority to designate problem areas as "no-feed zones".
This, coupled with harsh financial penalties and daily enforcement, will ensure success. Any other option is just foolish and naive.
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He is correct in the sense that the scheme has not yet been fully successful but it can certainly not be deemed a failure.
First, the reason for the numbers of ferals dogs increasing over the years was that AFCD/SPCA requested that we should not carry out TNR there because they were planning to do a scientific trial whose validity they claimed would be compromised if we started the scheme before they did. We waited and waited as the years went by and time was wasted by consultation after consultation - the result was the steady increase in the numbers of dogs as observed by Mr Bornstein. If we had started TNR in 2008 when we wanted to, there would already be no dogs left. When finally AFCD/SPCA decided not to go ahead in that area, we started it ourselves only last year. The reason progress has not been more rapid is because we have so far been unable to control the villagers who wish to continue "shovelling large quantities of dog food" - as Mr Bornstein correctly puts it. Interestingly, it is not villagers in favour of AFCD's Catch and Kill policy that have been the problem but villagers who can't bear to think of dogs being trapped and neutered. What, unfortunately, we do not have is the authority to stop these villagers from thwarting our efforts. Minimum official support would ensure success.
John has been active in Lo So Shing for many years, and so when he states that "...we started it ourselves only last year" he is contradicts his states in he arrest plea on Facebook. Here he writes about his efforts in 2011 to retrieve dogs from an Animal Management facility that were removed from Lo So Shing. He writes on his facebook page how "...to remove puppies arbitrarily at this point of time, apart from being both pointless and cruel, will interfere with the trial..."
I don't think anyone is against saving dogs who are abandoned by owners or abused but these stray dogs are wild dangerous animals and need to be removed. They never should have been born. If you try and save all the stray dogs, even if they are neutered, you still need to care for them. They need food. Since there are not fences around Lo So Shing or other villages, how do you keep non neutered dogs out? They will be attracted by food.
I don't know who Bornstein is or if his facts are correct but all you need to do is do some searching on the internet and you can piece together the story and timeline. Or, just go travel to Lo So Shing and see for yourself. I hope Government does something because I use to enjoy trips to Lamma but now I don't go because of the dog problem.


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Thoughts on Jacqueline?
What is your opinion on the name Jacqueline?
I LOVE it, although I do not like the nickname Jackie.
Could you think of some other nicknames? Thanks!
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I'd actually only like it as Jackie, so idk. Solid meh~~~~~~14 year old Canadian geek~~~~~~
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I love Jacqueline! I only know 3, all go by Jackie/Jacqui, but, I like Elin and EllieLadies: Florence ❀ Doris ❀ Harriet ❀ Minnie ❀ Martha ❀ Evelyn ❀ Lottie ❀ Elsie ❀ Lillian ❀ Beatrice ❀ Violet ❀
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I like it. I think it's a good name. Growing up, the Jacqueline I knew spelled her nickname Jacquie.
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I immediately think Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. Granted, I've always been very interested in the Kennedy family, but personally I do think that the name is very tied with Jackie O.Zelia • XXI • Film and royalty connoisseur • I have a blog and one about royalsExporting old Danish names as well as Greenlandic names and sibling names
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Posted: 05/01/2007 - A woman from Conifer survived an attack by a small bear and wildlife officials shot and killed a bear.
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Updated: 05/01/2007 - He's been deployed three times for tours over Afghanistan and Iraq and flew 15 combat missions over Kosovo. But on Monday a local Lt. Colonel took his final flight.
Updated: 05/01/2007 - Authorities say alcohol played a role in Sunday's fatal rollover accident near Collbran.
Updated: 05/01/2007 - For the second time in about two weeks a Go–Fer Foods convenience store is burglarized and again the target is an ATM machine.
Posted: 04/30/2007 - Prince Harry is going to Iraq.
Posted: 04/30/2007 - Damage is estimated at more than $200,000 after a fire at a Colorado Lottery building at the State Fairgrounds in Pueblo.
Posted: 04/30/2007 - Need to pay for parking but don't have any change? Forty parking spots at the University of Colorado now allow drivers to phone it in.
Posted: 04/30/2007 - More than 140 volunteers looking for a Breckenridge attorney who was last seen Friday ended a search without finding him.
Updated: 04/30/2007 - One person is confirmed dead in a rollover crash in Mesa County. The crash happened at about 3:20 Sunday afternoon on Highway 330, two miles north of Molina.
Updated: 05/01/2007 - Warm weather and nice jumps, means perfect conditions for riding in the desert. Riding unprotected can present danger
Updated: 04/28/2007 - A hero's farewell for a Grand Junction soldier killed in Iraq.
Updated: 05/01/2007 - Grand Junction High School's Former Athletic Director strikes a deal with the school district and walks away with a nice chunk of change.
Updated: 05/01/2007 - Saturday Army Cpl. Wade Oglesby will be laid to rest, and motorists are urged to use caution as his procession travels to the cemetery.
Updated: 04/28/2007 - Fruita Fat Tire Festival in full swing.
Posted: 04/27/2007 - Federal, state and Denver-area authorities say they have arrested 49 people accused of distributing drugs and firearms.
Posted: 04/27/2007 - Students have always found ways to cheat, but school officials are on to a new method: digital media players like iPods.
Updated: 05/01/2007 - Two roadways near Silverthorne are back open this morning after a serious multi-vehicle crash forced authorities to close them earlier today.
Updated: 04/27/2007 - In light of recent felony charges, John Walker resigned Thursday as Grand Junction High School's Athletic Director.
Updated: 04/27/2007 - In the past few years School District 51 has been losing money when it comes to school lunches.
Updated: 04/26/2007 - In 2001 Congress mandated that by the year 2015 1/3 of military combat vehicles must have the capability to drive themselves.
Updated: 04/26/2007 - Grand Junction residents are among the first in the nation to get a look at C-SPAN's new 2008 Campaign Bus.


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As the UAE celebrates its 40th year milestone, we take a look at one of the many networks of the UAE President.
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Succeeding his elder brother Sheikh Maktoom as the ruler of Dubai in January 2006, Sheikh Mohammed is the man many credit for transforming Dubai from a sleepy fishing village to a global business hub, not to mention a major tourist attraction. A celebrated visionary, ambitious businessman, and esteemed lover of horses, Sheikh Mohammed is also an established poet. He is famous for his contribution to the field of Nabati, Arabic poetry that emerged with the rise and spread of Islam. Critics say his poetry is both thought provoking and philosophical; here's a taste:
"How precious the days when nights oppose them
If eternal, I believe them unbearable…
And even springtime, if prolonged
Would not witness, oh friend, people's yearning"
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Newton Medical Center will soon become Piedmont Newton Hospital after NMC finalized a partnership agreement with Piedmont Healthcare earlier this week.
The Covington Police Department responded to a shooting Thursday, discovering a man and woman shot when arriving on scene.
The new section of the Social Circle Bypass from State road 11 to East Hightower Trail will open Tuesday, June 2, according to Superintendent of traffic, safety and utilities J. Robert Manning of ER Snell Contractor.
Newton County revealed the name of the candidate under consideration for the position of interim county manager Friday following the departure of former County Manager Tom Garrett last week.
For the first time in 20 years, the charitable nonprofit organization, Action Ministries, has opened a satellite office. The Newton County Action Ministries office opened its doors on May 4 in the Wesley Building of Covington First United Methodist Church, 2160 Church Street, Covington.
County Attorney Tommy Craig attempted to soothe public concerns over the county's high legal costs Tuesday night, but his explanation appeared to provoke the opposite reaction.
Newton County will step up to save the Covington branch of the library, commissioners said Tuesday, but not before making one last attempt to get the city of Covington to contribute to the library's costly new heating, air conditioning and ventilation system (HVAC).
The Newton County Board of Commissioners voted to hire a new interim county manager Tuesday night, deliberately stopping short of placing the county chair in charge of the day to day administration of the county.
Hundreds flocked to Covington this weekend, and it was exactly the turnout Newton County Tourism President Jenny McDonald expected, but it was a little much for Newton County-Covington Chamber of Commerce President Ralph Staffins.
The students of First Baptist Academy zoomed around the parking lot of the Welcome Center last week to raise money for the parochial school's library and playground as part of the Academy's first bikathon.
When Newton County residents get into a car accident or take a nasty fall they become trauma patients and, as such, must be taken to a trauma center, which means an ambulance or helicopter ride into Atlanta or to Walton Regional Medical Center in Monroe.
Covington has three finalists for its fire chief position, including Covington's own fire marshal David Carter and retired deputy fire chiefs from the Atlanta and Chicago fire departments.
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Friday was the start of the penalty phase against convicted murderer Cobey Wade Lakemper and his attorneys are now working to save him from being sentenced to the death penalty for crimes against Wendy Cartledge-Carter in 2005.
ATLANTA - Authorities say a former DeKalb County deputy police chief has pleaded guilty to charges of accepting bribes.
Prosecutors say 47-year-old Donald E. Frank of Monroe pleaded guilty Friday in federal district court to conspiring to take bribes while employed as a deputy police chief with DeKalb County.
ATLANTA - Police say a woman fleeing from an officer was killed when her car struck a house in East Atlanta.
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The 16-miles of Norfolk Southern railroad in Newton County could be a potential corridor for a water main to transport water from the planned Bear Creek Reservoir, but the Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority needs more information before it can make a final call.
Dozens of city and county officials met Wednesday to discuss a potential mixed-used residential apartment, business incubator building in the Walker's Bend neighborhood in Covington, and officials seemed generally in favor.
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The light sport aircraft maker considering Covington for a manufacturing plant has been identified as ICON Aircraft, a Los-Angeles based start-up company founded by a former pilot and engineer.
Jurors late Thursday ruled 34-year-old Cobey Wade Lakemper guilty on all counts in the 2005 death of Wendy Cartledge-Carter.
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They said the plan hikes taxes on the middle class while handing wealthier Georgians a tax break.
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The perfect planet-sized dark matter detector is already in orbit: GPS satellites November 19, 2014 at 6:54 am
The search for dark matter may progress more quickly than expected, thanks to a new proposal to use the global network of GPS satellites to probe the nature of the universe.
Russia now has an 'inspector satellite' that could chase down or destroy other orbiting spacecraft November 18, 2014 at 1:34 pm
According to Earth's dedicated team of satellite observers, Russia is developing a satellite that can chase down other satellites. Obviously, such an ability could be used for the forces of good, such as repairing or refueling other spacecraft — but the rest of the world is worried that Russia might be looking to blow up other satellites, or to get close enough that it can take photos of classified designs or eavesdrop on communications.
Musk's next mission: Blanketing the world with cheap internet access, via 700 low-orbit satellites November 11, 2014 at 11:14 am
Elon Musk, capitalizing on SpaceX's unique ability to cheaply launch stuff into space, has announced that he's working on deploying a constellation of some 700 satellites, for the purpose of bringing "very low cost" internet access to everyone on Earth. Satellite internet access could be very useful in rural parts of North America and Europe, but it's the under-connected parts of the world (Asia, Africa, South America) that will be of more interest to Musk, both financially and ideologically.
Crowdfunded satellite rescue mission becoming frantic as time runs thin July 15, 2014 at 3:24 pm
The public has raised more than $150,000 to save a long-retired satellite called ISEE-3 — but a deadline is fast approaching, and the team might not be ready in time.
A tribute to Cassini: 10 years spent revealing the secrets of Saturn and its moons July 3, 2014 at 3:51 pm
NASA's Cassini probe has spent a full decade investigating Saturn and its moons. As the satellite gears up for its Grand Finale, it's time to look back at a decade of incredible achievement.
MH370 satellite logs released, but redactions by Malaysian government will only fuel further conspiracy theories May 27, 2014 at 11:13 am
Malaysian authorities, working with British satellite company Inmarsat, has released 47 pages of satellite logs that were used to track flight MH370 to the southern Indian Ocean. The timing on this release is significant, as Australia today announced that the deep-sea search for flight MH370 has been postponed for three months, pending a complete bathymetric (topographical) map of 60,000 square kilometers of the seabed where MH370 is thought to have crashed. As the search for the missing plane moves into its eleventh week, we yet again have to wonder whether we are looking in the right place or not. With the release of the satellite logs, can we now check if Inmarsat is right about MH370's final resting place?
UK military creates quantum compass that could be the successor to GPS May 23, 2014 at 8:00 am
The UK Ministry of Defense is exploring the development of a quantum compass that could effectively replace GPS in submarines and other military applications. If it pans out, a quantum compass could end up in your smartphone one day too.
Inmarsat now giving away free satellite tracking for airplanes – but MH370 is still nowhere to be found May 12, 2014 at 12:12 pm
Inmarsat, the British satellite operator that was pivotal to tracking down the final location of flight MH370, will now offer a free tracking service for all passenger airplanes. This free service will carry the aircraft's exact location (via GPS), along with its heading, speed, and altitude (from the plane's on-board sensors). This should go a long way towards preventing future planes from going missing — though, sadly, when it comes to Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, there's still sadly nothing to report after two months and hundreds of millions of dollars of search and rescue efforts.
Facebook details its plans to bring drone internet access to the masses – but will monopolistic telcos stand idly by? April 1, 2014 at 10:01 am
Facebook has released its whitepaper on why drones are a superior fit for global Internet coverage and the company makes some excellent points on the topic — but are drones really a good fit for the realities of the situation on the ground?
Facebook eyes up solar-powered drones, to blanket the world with internet access March 5, 2014 at 8:01 am
Facebook, with the thinly veiled veneer of 'bringing internet access to the underconnected,' is looking to acquire Titan Aerospace — an American maker of high-altitude UAVs (drones). The idea is that these Titan drones would be used to connect the 5 billion or so people who don't yet have reliable internet access — a philanthropic act on the face of it, but when you consider that Facebook's entire business model is predicated on continued growth, and that almost everyone in the world with an internet connection already has a Facebook account, you can see that this is more about self-preservation than humanitarianism.


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The Approval of Recreational Marijuana Use May Change Workplace Drug Policies
Efforts to legalize marijuana secured major victories last Election Day when voters in Oregon, Alaska and Washington, D.C. approved laws allowing for the recreational use of a plant previously touted as the "evil weed" by the U.S. government.
Strategies for Addressing Ebola in the Workplace
With concerns of the spread of Ebola in the workplace still on the rise, employers must take care to address anxieties properly to avoid violations of employment laws such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Preventing Discrimination and Harassment. Thomson Reuters Accelus developed the following infographic to help employers navigate the road to a compliant and healthy workplace.
9 Tips for a Safe and Liability-Free Holiday Office Party
The approaching holiday season offers employers the opportunity to show their appreciation for a year of hard work by hosting holiday parties where employees can relax and enjoy themselves with co-workers. However, without the appropriate precautionary measures, legal consequences can quickly dampen the festive nature of these company-sponsored events . Whether it's inadvertently including religious or cultural activities, an inappropriate comment by a manager to a subordinate or a car accident following the overconsumption of alcohol, employers can be held liable in connection with workplace events.
Employers Face New Restrictions on FMLA Notice Delivery
Following the Third Circuit Court of Appeals' rejection of the "Mailbox Rule," employers face new delivery restrictions when providing employees with Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) paperwork. The "Mailbox Rule" presumes a letter will reach the person to whom it is addressed once deposited with the U.S. Postal Service. The rejection of this rule means that first class mail is no longer a viable delivery option for employers.
NY Financial Regulators Push Institutions to Tighten Cybersecurity
Following a string of publicly disclosed cyberattacks against both retailers and financial institutions, New York's top financial regulator called on the financial sector to be more proactive in its cybersecurity efforts. A letter issued to dozens of banks and brokerage houses by Benjamin Lawsky, Superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS), urged institutions to close the gaps in their cybersecurity practices.
Operation Fashion Police Fights Money Laundering in L.A.'s Fashion District
On September 10, approximately 1,000 federal agents raided Los Angeles' fashion district, seizing documents, electronic data and approximately $90 million in cash, with nine people arrested for alleged money laundering violations. Carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations unit (HSI) as part of its "Operation Fashion Police," the raid was aimed at uncovering money laundering operations by Mexican drug cartels within the city's fashion district.
Federal Government Discriminates Against Transgender Employee
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel recently announced that a federal government agency violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by discriminating against an employee who transitioned from male to female in 2010.
EEOC Roundup: October 2014
Employment is heavily regulated in the U.S., where it is illegal to discriminate against a job applicant or an employee because of the person's race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age (40 or older), disability or genetic information. It is also illegal to discriminate against a person because he or she made a discrimination complaint, filed a charge of discrimination, or participated in an employment-discrimination investigation or lawsuit.
OSHA Launches National Dialogue to Update Hazardous Substance Standards
The Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently launched a national dialogue aimed at revising its permissible exposure limits (PELs) to more effectively prevent the adverse effects of working with hazardous substances. As the first step in this discussion, the agency called on relevant stakeholders to provide information on their current management practices for hazardous chemical exposure in the workplace and suggested strategies for updating OSHA's PELs.
10 Tips for Using Social Media during the Hiring Process
Many human resource professionals go beyond the use of traditional resumes, references and face-to-face interviews and turn to social media to gain additional insight into a candidate's qualifications and personality. However, while these websites may appear to be a quick and easy resource for assessing job applicants, they also contain information that — if used improperly — can lead to violations of state and federal anti-discrimination laws. Therefore, employers may find that the potential legal risks far outweigh the convenience of using social media to evaluate job applicants.


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Is Your Retirement Passion Hiding Under a Rock?
What activities make you lose track of time?
I've been thinking a lot about this question since returning from a visit with old college friends. I'll explain why I think it's an important question in just a moment, but first a bit of background.
A Personal Note About "Retirement"
This is a photo of me, my sister Ruth and brother David, taken by our dad sometime back in the mid-1960′s as part of our annual family photo shoot series. A pain at the time (Do we have to do this again???) but a priceless treasure now.
As I look at our fresh young faces, it's hard for me to believe that within the next few weeks, both of my siblings will be retiring - while I continue to write about retirement.
Holy moly, where did the time go?
Cancer and Careers: A Resource to Help
I recently presented a webinar for Georgetown's alumni career services department (welcome to the site to all who attended!) and afterwards I received a lovely thank you note from one of the attendees.
While I appreciated the thanks, what really caught my attention was this sentence, "I am on a medical leave from work due to cancer, and I am looking to transition into something that will give me the flexibility to go to my medical appointments while I recover."
Want a Second-Act as a Food Tour Pro?
Walking and eating are two of my favorite pastimes. And knowing that I'm not the only one who feels that way, I thought in today's post it would be fun to share a second-act idea that combines those two passions – food tour guide.
In case you're unfamiliar with the concept, a food tour guide leads groups of people around a city to educate them about the local food, history and culture. Sometimes the tours focus on one specific type of food, like cheese or chocolate, and other times they focus more on the locale.
How to Create a Truly Meaningful Second Act
Before getting into today's post, I wanted to share some exciting personal news. Yesterday, my nephew and his wife welcomed healthy identical twin girls into our extended family.
Now of course, the birth of a baby is always cause for celebration. But given the obvious (that it's two!) and because of the high-risk nature of this particular pregnancy (both babies shared one amniotic sac which necessitated a 45-day hospital stay) we are doubly elated.
I'm happy to report that despite their early arrival, both girls are thriving and already have us wrapped around their teensy-weensy fingers.
And so, in honor of the arrival of our newest family members, it seems an appropriate moment to write on the topic of how to infuse meaning into a second act. As we grow older, many of us hope to use our second acts to leave the world a better place for future generations.
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Deputies Donate Nearly 8,000 Pounds of Food and More Than 900 Toys
Lexington County Sheriff's Department deputies in partnership with businesses, homeowners' associations and neighborhood watch groups donated 7,951 pounds of non-perishable food items and 960 toys and bicycles that the Sheriff's Department collected during the agency's 2013 holiday food and toy drive.
Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts said deputies provided clothes and toys in December 2013 to 163 children in Lexington County who needed assistance. Deputies also provided non-perishable food items to 42 families in Lexington County who needed assistance.
Metts thanked the following businesses and organizations for making donations to the 2013 holiday food and toy drive: Amazon.com, Columbia Classic Chevy Club, Edmund Recycling, Food Lion grocery store in Lexington, Piggly Wiggly, Publix, Reid's Groceries in Batesburg-Leesville and Wal-Mart Supercenter in the Red Bank community.
The donation of clothes, non-perishable food items and toys to persons in Lexington County who were in need of assistance reflects the Sheriff's Department mission of providing professional law enforcement services that enhance the quality of life for all people in Lexington County, Metts said.
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Irish Abroad: June transfer round-up
We're midway through the summer break and with players starting to report back for pre-season it's a good time to take a look at where Ireland's footballers will be playing next season.
We're midway through the summer break and with players starting to report back for pre-season it's a good time to take a look at where Ireland's footballers will be playing next season.
UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo says that the interim title Conor McGregor will fight Chad Mendes for would be "a toy belt to show his drunk friends in his country's bars".
The United States has sent Switzerland extradition requests for seven soccer officials arrested in May on suspicion of racketeering in a corruption probe, the Swiss Federal Office of Justice (FOJ) has said.
Australia coach Michael Cheika has included France-based backs Matt Giteau and Drew Mitchell in his 40-man training squad for the Rugby Championship against New Zealand, South Africa and Argentina.
Serena Williams admits her quest to complete a calendar year Grand Slam is at the forefront of her mind after advancing into the third round of Wimbledon.
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Cathode collectors are made in a substantially dry method from carbon fibrils that have a fiber diameter of from about 2 to about 200 nanometers, a fiber length to diameter ratio of from about 10 to about 500, with a maximum length of 1 millimeter, and a fiber surface area of from about 10 to about 500 m2 /g, and a binder.
1. An electrochemical cell comprising an anode, a liquid cathode-electrolyte solution and a cathode collector formed from a mixture of carbon fibrils that have a fiber diameter of from about 2 to about 200 nanometers, a fiber length to diameter ratio of from about 10 to about 500, with a maximum length of 1 millimeter, and a fiber surface area of from about 10 to about 500 m2 /g, and a binder.
2. The electrochemical cell of claim 1, wherein the anode is an alkali metal and the cathode-electrolyte is comprised of an oxyhalide of the elements in Group V or VI, or a liquid halide of the elements of Group IV to VI of the Periodic Table, or SO2.
3. The electrochemical cell of claim 2, wherein the anode is lithium and the oxyhalide solvent is thionyl chloride.
This invention was made with Government support under Contract N00014-86-C0808 awarded by the Department of the Navy. The Government has certain rights in the invention.
This invention relates to cathode collectors, methods for making them and their use in liquid cathode cells.
Liquid cathode cells are comprised of an anode and an electrolyte that also functions as the cathode material of the cell. Because these cells have a high initial voltage and show an essentially flat discharge curve, they are used in high performance applications.
A primary factor that affects the discharge capacity of liquid cathode cells, particularly under high rate discharge conditions, is the volume of voids in the cathode collector which are available for the deposition of the solid discharge products. The cathode collector is typically comprised of an electrically conductive material, such as graphite or acetylene black, and a binder, such as polytetrafluoroethylene. These collectors can be made by mixing the components and molding a rod or forming a sheet of the mixture. A liquid is typically used in the mixing step to facilitate the workability of the powdered components. Aqueous and nonaqueous liquids can be used. The use of these liquids can present processing problems. For example, if an aqueous liquid is used, substantially all of the water must be removed to avoid a violent reaction with the anode material which is usually an alkali metal or alkaline earth metal such as lithium. For nonaqueous liquids, removing the liquid can involve environmental concerns.
Therefore, there remains a desire for cathode collectors that have a volume of voids that will enable high cathode utilization, and for methods for making cathode collectors that are free of the problems associated with drying and removal of the wetting liquid.
This invention is a method for making cathode collectors. The method comprises mixing an amount of substantially dry carbon fibrils with a binding amount of a substantially dry binder. The carbon fibrils have a fiber diameter of from about 2 to about 200 nanometers, a fiber length to diameter ratio of from about 10 to about 500, with a maximum length of 1 millimeter, and a fiber surface area of from about 10 to about 500 m2 /g. This mixture is then formed into the cathode collector structure.
In another aspect, this invention is a liquid cathode electrochemical cell comprising a cathode collector prepared according to the above-described method.
In yet another aspect, this invention is an electrochemical cell comprising an anode, a liquid cathode-electrolyte solution and a cathode collector. The collector is formed from a mixture of carbon fibrils that have a fiber diameter of from about 2 to about 200 nanometers, a fiber length to diameter ratio of from about 10 to about 500, with a maximum length of 1 millimeter, and a fiber surface area of from about 10 to about 500 m2 /g, and a binder.
The cathode collectors made according to the method of this invention show a high degree of cathode utilization Since the method is a dry process, it does not have the problems associated with drying the product and removal of a wetting liquid. The cathode collectors can be used in a variety of electrochemical cells, especially in liquid cathode cells.
The cathode collectors of this invention are used to collect the current from the cathode so it can then be transferred to a terminal of the cell. Its primary component is an electrically conductive material. The electrically conductive material used in this invention are carbon fibrils that have a fiber diameter of from about 2 to about 200 nanometers, a fiber length to diameter ratio of from about 10 to about 500, with a maximum length of 1 millimeter, and a fiber surface area of from about 10 to about 500 m2 /g. Preferably, the fiber surface area is between about 100 to about 300 m2 /g. The fibrils are substantially "dry," i.e. the fibrils have a moisture content below that which would adversely react with the cell components. The fibrils are essentially cylindrical fibrils with an outer region of multiple essentially continuous layers of ordered carbon atoms and a distinct inner core region. The inner core of the fibril can be hollow or contain carbon atoms that are less ordered than the carbon atoms of the outer region.
These fibrils can be produced by contacting for a suitable time at a suitable pressure a catalyst of metal-containing particles with a gaseous, carbon-containing precursor compound at an effective temperature. The temperature of the process is high enough to cause the catalyst particles to be active for fibril formation and low enough to avoid significant thermal decomposition of the gaseous carbon-containing precursor compound with formation of pyrolytic carbon. This temperature typically ranges from about 850� C. to about 1200� C. The dry weight ratio of the carbon-containing compound to metal-containing particles is about 100:1.
Suitable carbon-containing compounds include hydrocarbons, for example, the aromatic hydrocarbons such as benzene, toluene, xylene, cumene, ethylbenzene, naphthalene, phenanthrene, anthracene or mixtures thereof; aliphatic hydrocarbons such as methane, ethane, propane, ethylene, propylene, acetylene or mixtures thereof; and oxygen-containing hydrocarbons such as formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, acetone, methanol, ethanol or mixtures thereof; and carbon monoxide.
Preferred metals of the metal-containing particles are the transition metals. Preferred metals are iron, cobalt and nickel. The particles preferably have a diameter of between about 3.5 and about 70 nanometers. The particles can be supported on a chemically compatible refractory support. Examples of suitable supports are alumina, carbon, or a silicate such as aluminum silicate.
The fibrils can be made, for example, by contacting iron-containing particles, such as Fe3 O4, with benzene in the presence of hydrogen. The temperature is between 900� C. and 1150� C., the pressure is from about one-tenth atmosphere to about ten atmospheres, and the time for contacting the iron-containing particles with benzene is from about 10 seconds to about 180 minutes. The ratio of benzene to iron-containing particles by weight is greater than about 1000:1.
The fibrils are highly graphitic as grown. The individual graphitic carbon layers are concentrically arranged around the long axis of the fiber like the growth rings of a tree, or like a scroll of hexagonal chicken wire. The fibrils are essentially cylindrical and have a substantially constant diameter, an outer region of multiple layers of ordered carbon atoms and a distinct inner core region. The layers and core are disposed concentrically about the cylindrical axis of the fibril. The term "cylindrical" is used herein in the broad geometrical sense. A circle or an ellipse are two of the many possible cross sectional curves of the cylinder.
The inner core region of the fibril may be hollow, or may comprise carbon atoms which are less ordered than the ordered carbon atoms of the outer region. "Ordered carbon atoms" means graphitic domains having their c-axes substantially perpendicular to the cylindrical axis of the fibril.
The binders useful in this invention are, preferably, substantially dry organic powders. By "substantially dry" is meant that the binder has a moisture content below that which would adversely react with the cell components. Examples include polytetrafluoroethylene and fluorinated ethylene-propylene copolymers.
The fibrils and binder are dry mixed together, i.e. they are mixed together in the substantial absence of liquid or moisture. The fibrils comprise the major amount of the mixture. The amount of fibrils used by weight ranges from about 85 to about 97 weight percent, preferably from about 90 to about 95 weight percent. The amount of binder used is an amount sufficient to bind together the amount of fibers in the desired cathode collector form. This amount typically ranges from about 3 to about 15 weight percent, preferably from about 5 to about 10 weight percent.
Although, the maximum benefits for most applications are realized when the dry process of this invention is used, alternatively, in certain applications, the cathode collectors of this invention can be made with the use of a wetting liquid. For example, an aqueous suspension of a polytetrafluorethylene binder can be mixed with the carbon fibrils. The mix can then be partially dried to remove excess water, molded or pressed into the desired form and ultimately dried. Optionally, the carbon fibrils and dry binder material can be mixed together and wetted with an organic solvent such as mineral spirits or trichloroethylene to form a plastic mass. The collector mix can then molded or pressed into the desired shape and the organic solvent removed by vaporization.
Other components can be added to the cathode collector mixture. These optional components are employed to perform specific functions. Examples of these optional components include catalysts, such as macrocyclic compounds, e.g., the phthalocyanines, porphyrins and tetraazaannulenes.
The cathode collectors are formed into a variety of physical forms or structures. The most common forms or structures are a rod and a sheet. To form the rod, the dry mixture is placed in a mold under pressure. The pressure used is sufficient to form a rod with a porosity effective to allow the electrolyte of the cell to be absorbed into the rod. To form the sheet, the mixture is cast onto a roll or a support and compressed. These sheets are useful in jelly-roll type electrochemical cells.
The cathode collectors of this invention can be used in a variety of electrochemical cells. Since the preferred collectors are made by a dry process, they can be advantageously used in cells that employ components that are sensitive to moisture. A type of electrochemical cell system that finds the cathode collectors of this invention especially useful is the liquid cathode electrochemical system. This system comprises an anode and a cathode-electrolyte. The cathode-electrolyte has a solute dissolved in an electrochemically active liquid solvent such as an oxyhalide of a Group V or Group VI element of the Periodic Table, or a liquid halide of an element of Group IV to VI, or SO2. The electrolyte solvent performs the dual function of acting as solvent for the electrolyte salt and as the active cathode depolarizer of the cell. Such cells are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,400,453 and U.S. Pat. No. 4,444,855 which are herein incorporated by reference.
Useful anode materials for the oxyhalide cells are the consumable metals and include the alkali metals, alkaline earth metals and alloys of alkali metals or alkaline earth metals with each other and other metals. Preferred anode materials are the alkali metals and particularly lithium, sodium and potassium.
The solute used in the cathode-electrolyte can be a simple or double salt which will produce an ionically conductive solution when dissolved in the solvent. Preferred solutes are complexes of inorganic or organic Lewis acids and inorganic ionizable salts The only requirements for utility are that the salt be compatible with the solvent employed and that it yield a solution that is ionically conductive.
Typical Lewis acids suitable for use in the present invention include aluminum fluoride, aluminum bromide, aluminum chloride, antimony pentachloride, zirconium tetrachloride, phosphorus pentachloride, boron fluoride, boron chloride and boron bromide.
Ionizable salts useful in combination with the Lewis acids include lithium fluoride, lithium chloride, lithium bromide, lithium sulfide, sodium fluoride, sodium chloride, sodium bromide, potassium fluoride, potassium chloride and potassium bromide.
Useful electrolyte solvents for the cathode-electrolyte are the oxyhalides of elements of Group V and VI of the Periodic Table. These oxyhalides are generally liquids at normal temperatures and possess good diffusional and electrochemical properties. Examples of preferred oxyhalides include phosphoryl chloride, vanadyl trichloride, vanadyl tribromide, thionyl chloride, thionyl bromide, sulfuryl chloride, chromyl chloride and selenium oxychloride. Selected liquid halides of an element of Group IV to VI of the Periodic Table can also be used. Two or more of the liquid halides or oxyhalides or combinations of them can be used. Liquid SO2 is also a useful cathode material.
A co-solvent can be optionally employed with the oxyhalide or halide solvent or SO2 to alter, for example, the dielectric constant, viscosity or solvent properties of the liquid to achieve better conductivity. Suitable compounds include propylene carbonate, nitrobenzene, and dimethyl sulfoxide. Additionally, The electrolyte solution can be made more viscous by adding a gelling agent such as colloidal silica.
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