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A holographic image produced by the impression of a shim onto a metallic ink coating comprising a plurality of metallic particles suspended in a resinous ink binder. A resinous or substantially tactile and nonresilient undercoat can be applied to the substrate also to receive the impression of the shim and to create more distinct holographic imagery. A substantially clear overcoat can also be applied over the metallic ink coating to enhance the reflectivity of the image.
1. An item comprising:
a. a substrate; and
b. a metallic ink coating, comprising a plurality of metallic particles suspended in a resinous ink binder, applied atop the substrate;
wherein the ink coating is formed to have an impression that produces a holographic image.
2. The item of claim 1 wherein the metallic ink coating is the product of a solution comprising by weight approximately 32-33% ethyl acetate, 30-37% methyl ethyl ketone, 23-24% vinyl resin, 0-0.05% black dye and 8-12% aluminum pigment.
3. The item of claim 1 wherein the metallic ink coating is the product of a solution comprising by weight approximately 32.50% ethyl acetate, 36.45% methyl ethyl ketone 23.00% vinyl resin, 0.05% black dye, and 8.00% aluminum pigment.
4. The item of claim 1 wherein each of the plurality of metallic particles has a diameter, the average of the diameters being less than 5 microns.
5. The item of claim 4 wherein the metallic particles are in the shape of platelets.
6. The item of claim 1 further comprising a substantially tactile and nonresilient coating applied beneath the metallic ink coating and atop the substrate.
7. The item of claim 6 wherein the substantially tactile and nonresilient coating is a lacquer selected from the group consisting of acrylic lacquers, styrene acrylonitrile lacquers, polyethyleneterepthalate lacquers, and nitrocellulose lacquers.
8. The item of claim 6 wherein the substantially tactile and nonresilient coating has a thickness in the range of approximately 0.5 microns to 3 microns.
9. The item of claim 6 further comprising a substantially clear overcoat applied atop the metallic ink coating.
10. The item of claim 9 wherein the substantially clear overcoat is the product of a composition comprising between approximately 25-30% vinyl resin, 32-33% ethyl acetate, and 37-40% methyl ethyl ketone.
11. The item of claim 9 wherein the substantially clear overcoat is the product of a composition comprising approximately 32.25% ethyl acetate, 39.75% methyl ethyl ketone, and 28.00% vinyl resin.
12. The item of claim 9 wherein the substantially clear overcoat is the product of a composition selected from the group consisting of ultraviolet-curable materials and water-based acrylic resins.
13. The item of claim 1 further comprising symbols printed to the substrate.
14. The item of claim 9 further comprising a foundation coating applied atop the substantially clear overcoat, game symbols printed atop the foundation coating, a seal coating printed atop the game symbols, a release coating applied atop the seal coating, and a scratch-off coating applied atop the release coating.
15. An item comprising:
a. a substrate;
b. a metallic ink coating, comprising a plurality of metallic particles suspended in a resinous ink binder, applied atop the substrate; and
c. a substantially clear overcoat applied atop the metallic ink coating;
wherein the substantially clear overcoat and the metallic ink coating are formed to have an impression that produces a holographic image.
16. The item of claim 15 further comprising a substantially tactile and nonresilient coating applied beneath the metallic ink coating and atop the substrate.
17. An item comprising:
a. a substrate;
b. a metallic ink coating, comprising a plurality of metallic particles suspended in a resinous ink binder, applied atop the substrate; and
c. a substantially clear overcoat applied atop the metallic ink coating;
wherein the substantially clear overcoat is formed to have an impression that produces a holographic image.
18. The item of claim 17 further comprising a substantially tactile and nonresilient coating applied beneath the metallic ink coating and atop the substrate.
19. A process for producing a holographic image comprising the steps of:
a. providing a substrate;
b. printing a metallic ink, comprising a plurality of metallic particles suspended in a resinous ink binder, atop the substrate; and
c. impressing a holographic shim into the metallic ink.
20. The process of claim 19, further comprising the step of printing a substantially tactile and nonresilient coating between the substrate and the metallic ink.
21. The process of claim 20, further comprising the step of printing a substantially clear overcoat atop the metallic ink.
22. The process as set forth in claim 19, wherein the step of printing comprises a step of flexographic printing.
23. The process as set forth in claim 19, wherein the step of printing comprises a step of rotogravure printing.
24. A card, comprising:
a. a substrate; and
b. a metallic ink coating comprising a plurality of metallic particles applied on the substrate;
wherein the metallic ink coating is for receiving an impression that produces a holographic image.
25. The card as set forth in claim 24, further comprising game indicia printed on a surface of the card.
26. The card as set forth in claim 25, wherein the surface upon which the game indicia is printed comprises a surface of the substrate.
27. The card as set forth in claim 25, further comprising a foundation coating applied to the substrate and wherein the surface upon which the game indicia is printed comprises a surface of the foundation coating.
28. The card as set forth in claim 25, further comprising a scratch off coating applied over the game indicia.
29. The card as set forth in claim 28, further comprising a release coat between the scratch off coating and the game indicia.
30. The card as set forth in claim 24, further comprising an overcoat applied over the metallic ink coating.
31. The card as set forth in claim 30, wherein the overcoat and the metallic coating are for receiving the impression for producing the holographic image.
This invention is in the field of holographic imaging.
Because holographic images are not readily copied by commercial photocopiers, they are frequently integrated into such sensitive items as stock certificates, travelers checks, identification cards, and credit cards for enhanced security. The cost, expense, and potential for security breaches associated with holographic image processes have, however, inhibited the use of holographic images in a number of applications, including game cards.
Conventional holographic images are produced by a stamping process in which a shim, having the mirror image of a three dimensional holographic image formed thereon, is impressed into a reflective surface. The stamped impression causes light to reflect in varying directions from the reflective surface in the form of the holographic image. In one method the shim is impressed into a metallic foil adhered to a substrate. This method is often cost-prohibitive, however, because the step of adhering the metallic foil to a substrate cannot readily be integrated into conventional printing operations. Boswell, U.S. Pat. No. 5,464,690 (incorporated by reference herein), discloses a holographic imaging process in which a shim is impressed into a reflective surface formed by vapor deposition of metallic particles onto a substrate. Boswell's process also may be cost-prohibitive in some circumstances because of the complexity and expense of the vapor deposition process.
In the foregoing holographic imaging processes, a glossy transparent coating may be applied over the holographic image in order to enhance its iridescence or gloss. In another holographic imaging process a glossy transparent coating is applied over a reflective surface before a holographic image is impressed onto the item. The glossy transparent coating is itself impressed by the shim and, depending upon the depth of the impression and the thickness of the transparent coating, the reflective surface may or may not be impressed in the process. The impression of the transparent coating causes light that is reflected from the reflective surface, and which passes through the transparent coating, to refract and thereby create a holographic image.
Because of the complexity and expense of equipment required to manufacture items incorporating holographic images, holographic imaging traditionally has been performed at separate specialty manufacturing sites. The holographic images often are formed on labels that are transported to a separate manufacturing facility to be applied to sensitive items. Because the holographic imaging is performed at a separate site, however, there is a greater potential for illicit application of holographic labels to counterfeit goods, by theft of the holographic labels, than if the holographic imaging were performed on-site. To overcome this problem Boswell, supra, has developed a label that is manufactured at a separate site, but which is applied to the sensitive item and stamped by a shim at the same site that the sensitive items are manufactured. Boswell's process still requires, however, that labels be manufactured at and transported from a separate site, and that a separate label application step be included in the manufacturing process.
A process for printing holographic images to sensitive documents and the like has been developed in which a special metallic ink is printed, often by conventional flexographic or rotogravure printing processses, to a sensitive document to form a reflective coating. The reflective coating is subsequently embossed by a shim. The areas of the reflective coating that are impressed by the shim reflect light in a slightly different direction than the reflection from the remainder of the reflective coating, thereby creating a holographic image. The process can be performed continuously in one operation at one manufacturing site.
The special metallic ink used to print the reflective coating may, if it contains aluminum particles, dry to a semi-glossy gray reflective finish that is receptive to the impression of a shim. The special metallic ink is particularly suitable for receiving a holographic image because it converts, when imprinted, to a more glossy finish in the areas where imprinted, thereby producing a more distinct and illuminating holographic effect.
Additional undercoats and overcoats can also be applied to the item. An undercoat can be applied beneath the metallic ink, for example, to receive the impression of the shim, and to allow the shim to leave a deeper or more distinct impression in the metallic ink. A glossy overcoat can be applied atop the ink either to receive the impression of the shim, or to enhance the reflectivity and durability of the metallic ink.
The process enhances security by integrating the holographic and sensitive item manufacturing operations into one continuous process at one site. The process also is less expensive than conventional holographic imaging processes because the holographic substrate, an ink, can be printed to the sensitive item by conventional flexographic or rotogravure processes. The process also can be adapted to unique applications such as game cards.
It is an object of the invention, therefore, to provide a novel medium for the impression of holographic images.
It is another object of the invention to provide a process in which holographic imaging operations are integrated on-site in one continuous process with other printing operations.
It is a further object of the invention to provide a holographic image medium that can be printed to substrates via conventional printing and flexographic processes.
Another object of the invention is to provide coatings and layers that can be printed to a substrate, either below or atop the holographic image medium, in order to enhance the reflectivity and durability of an impressed holographic image.
A still further object of the invention is to provide unique applications for holographic images, including game cards.
Still other objects, aspects and advantages of the present invention are apparent from the drawings, claims, and specification of this document.
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of an item of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of an alternative item of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a game card of the present invention.
FIG. 1 depicts an item 10 of the present invention. Item 10 comprises a substrate 12, a coating 14, a metallic ink 16, a holographic image 18, and an overcoat 20. Other layers and elements, including other coatings and print, can also be integrated into the item, or printed or applied to the item, depending upon the purpose of the item, the use to which the item will be put, and the requirements of the manufacturer or consumer. Item 10 may itself be affixed to a separate substrate.
Substrate 12 may be formed from any material that will receive the coatings applied to substrate 12 and which can withstand the conditions to which the substrate is subjected during manufacture, distribution, and consumer use. Metallic ink 16 is applied atop substrate 12 to simulate the appearance of an item coated by a metallic foil. Metallic ink 16 can be applied atop item 10 by conventional, and relatively inexpensive, flexographic or rotogravure printing processes.
Metallic ink 16 contains metal particles suspended in a resinous ink binder. When metallic ink 16 dries, the metallic particles are dispersed throughout and permanently suspended in a binder, thus forming a continuous, solid film or sheet. If metallic ink 16 contains aluminum particles, then it may dry to a semi-glossy gray reflective finish. In at least one embodiment of item 10, metallic ink 16 comprises by weight, before drying:
______________________________________ethyl acetate 32.50%methyl ethyl ketone 36.45%vinyl resin 23.00%black dye 0.05%aluminum pigment 8.00%______________________________________
The composition of metallic ink 16 can be varied and may typically be varied to adhere best to the particular material with which metallic ink 16 contacts. The composition of metallic ink 16 may generally comprise (by weight) 32-33% ethyl acetate, 30-37% methyl ethyl ketone, 23-24% vinyl resin, 0-0.05% black dye and 8-12% aluminum pigment.
The size and shape of metal particles in metallic ink 16 can be varied to improve the visibility and reflectivity of holographic image 18. The reflectivity of metallic ink 16 appears to increase inversely with the size of the particles. Accordingly, metallic particles that do not exceed 3-5 microns in diameter are typically used. The reflectivity of metallic ink 16 also appears to increase with the flatness and smoothness of the metal particles.
As noted previously, the brightness of metallic ink 16 increases when it is impressed by a shim to create a holographic image. The flatness and method of production of the metal particles also appears to influence the degree to which the brightness of metallic ink 16 is altered when it is impressed. It is believed that flat particles, when pressed upon by a shim, are caused to align better along a plane than rounder and more amorphous particles. The flatter particles more readily form a continuous plane than particles that are not flat, and therefore also create a more reflective surface when impressed to create a holographic image. These flat particles are typically produced via the vacuum deposition of pure aluminium onto plastic films.
Holographic image 18 is impressed by known holographic processes into metallic ink 16 by a shim bearing the mirror image of holographic image 18. Holographic image 18 essentially comprises a pattern of impressions made by the shim in metallic ink 16. Each of the various impressions is at a slight angle from the planar surface of metallic ink 16 so that each of the various impressions reflects light in a different direction than the light reflected from the surface of metallic ink 16. The differing reflective directions cause the surface of metallic ink 16 to exhibit different reflection patterns depending upon the angle at which item 10 is viewed, thereby creating holographic image 18.
Coating 14 can be applied over at least a portion of substrate 12, and beneath metallic ink 16, to serve various functions. If metallic ink 16 does not readily adhere to substrate 12, for example, coating 14 may help to bind metallic ink 16 and substrate 12 together. If properly selected coating 14 can also enhance the illumination of holographic image 18. This enhanced illumination is achieved if, when the shim is impressed into metallic ink 16, it also impresses coating 14, thereby adding depth to holographic image 18, potentially causing greater differences among the angles of light reflection from holographic image 18, and causing better resolution among the varying reflective patterns of holographic image 18.
Resinous materials are particularly suitable for printing coating 14 because they are tactile and nonresilient when impressed. Coating 14 need not, however, be a "resin" to function effectively, and to facilitate the beneficial visual effects described above. Rather, coating 14 may be comprised of curable thermosetting materials, lacquers, thermoplastic materials, and any other type material that is sufficiently tactile and non-resilient to receive an imprint from the shim used to create holographic image 18. Suitable lacquers include acrylic, styrene acrylonitrile, polyethyleneterepthalate, and nitrocellulose, and include both solvent and water-based systems.
While the thickness of coating 14 is not critical, thicknesses in the range of 0.5 microns to 3 microns are suitable from a manufacturing standpoint and in the ability of such a thickness to facilitate the desired holographic illumination. If desired coating 14 may be omitted from item 10 altogether.
Overcoat 20 is another optional coating that may be printed atop metallic ink 16 and holographic image 18. Overcoat 20 typically dries to a clear glossy finish and thus improves the reflectivity of item 10. Overcoat 20 also increases the durability of item 10 and holographic image 18. Matched to and applied atop metallic ink 16, overcoat 20 includes binder components similar to those of metallic ink 16. Overcoat 20 may be comprised, before drying, by weight of:
______________________________________ethyl acetate 32.25%methyl ethyl ketone 39.75%vinyl resin 28.00%______________________________________
To enhance adherence to metallic ink 16 and any other coatings applied to item 10, the quantity of vinyl resin present in overcoat 20 may typically be varied between 25 and 30%. Suitable ranges for other components of overcoat 20 are 32-33% ethyl acetate and 37-40% methyl ethyl ketone.
Overcoat 20 may also be comprised of other materials. Overcoat 20 may, for example, be an ultraviolet-curable gloss coat, an electron beam-curable gloss coat, or water based gloss coat cured by evaporation. Water based overcoats may be comprised of acrylate, polyester, polystyrene, or other resins emulsified in a water or water-alcohol solvent. The weight percentage of resin in the uncured composition may typically range between 19 and 40% by weight.
Overcoat 20 could, if desired, also act as the receptor of holographic image 18. If, for example, a shim were stamped directly into overcoat 20, the imprint of the shim in overcoat 20 would refract light reflected from metallic ink 16 into different directions, and thereby also produce a holographic image. By impressing the shim into overcoat 20 rather than metallic ink 16, however, the advantage of impressing metallic ink 16 with a shim and causing the metallic ink to become glossier where the ink has been impressed would be lessened or eliminated.
Adaptations to item 10 can be made depending upon the particular use to which item 10 is put. For example, item 10 can be integrated into a larger or more complex unit where it could function, for example, on the back of a document. The sizes of the components of item 10 can similarly be varied so that item 10 can be integrated into a larger or more complex unit. Item 30, disclosed in FIG. 2, is one such adaptation of item 10.
Item 30 comprises a substrate 32, a coating 34, metallic ink 36, holographic image 38, and overcoat 40. Item 30 also comprises print 42 that has been applied to the surface of substrate 32. To accommodate print 42, the size of coating 34, metallic ink 36, and overcoat 40, have been minimized to approximate more closely the size of holographic image 38.
The construction of item 30 can, of course, be varied, by the integration of additional layers, substrates, and print, or by variations in the size or relative size of the elements. The construction and geometry of item 30 as illustrated is, however, particularly adaptable to documents and other things in which one desires to print a holographic image to the face of the document without obstructing print or other elements on the face of such document.
FIG. 3 shows a second adaptation of item 10, i.e. card 50, that integrates additional ink layers and coatings to enhance the security, durability, and recreational use of items of the present invention. The construction of card 50 is particularly suitable for a game of chance in which the result of the game is initially hidden from view. In card 50, for example, game indicia 61 are initially hidden from view by a "scratch off" coating 70.
Base 52 of card 50 may suitably be constructed of paper, which may itself be conventional eight or ten point boardstock. Metallic ink 54, formulated as previously discussed, is coated atop base 52. An undercoat could be printed between base 52 and metallic ink 54, as in items 10 and 30, if desired. Holographic image 55 is impressed into metallic ink 54 in the region of metallic ink 54 that is unobstructed by scratch-off coating 70 and the other layers. Holographic image 55 provides an attractive visual display and inhibits photocopying of card 50. Overcoat 56, formulated as previously discussed, is coated over metallic ink 54 to enhance the durability and reflectivity of card 50. As with items 10 and 30, holographic image 55 could also be impressed into overcoat 56.
A foundation coating 58 is printed over a portion of overcoat 56. Foundation coating 58 comprises a dark-colored, solvent soluble ink in a vinyl chloride base resin. Foundation coating 58 binds overcoat 56 with any additional layers of card 50 printed atop foundation coating 58. A contrast coating 60 is printed atop foundation coating 58 that acts as the visible background for game indicia 61, and the base to which game indicia 61 are printed. Contrast coating 60 suitably may comprise a vinyl chloride resin dissolved in acetate solvent, tinted with titamium dioxide pigment.
Seal coating 62 covers game indicia 61 and functions as a barrier to seal the game indicia from other coatings applied to card 50. A second sealant 64 may also be included to ensure adequate coverage of the sealant material and sufficient protection of game indicia 61. Either or both of seal coating 62 and second sealant 64 may be a transparent or tinted water-white solution of vinyl chloride resin.
First and second release coats 66 and 68 respectively are applied over second sealant 64. The release coats allow scratch-off coating 70, which is applied atop the release coats, to release cleanly from card 50 when abraded, for example, by a coin. Release coats 66 and 68 are preferably clear and may contain alcohol soluble polyamide resin and zinc stearate, with second release coat 68 additionally containing silicone for added release properties.
First scratch-off coating 70 is applied atop second release coat 68. First scratch-off coating 70 may be an opaque, black latex comprised of solvent-soluble synthetic rubber with predispersed pigment and is available from KVK USA, 19A Home News Road, New Brunswick, N.J. 08901. Second scratch-off coating 72, applied atop first scratch-off coating 70, is also an opaque, solvent-soluble synthetic rubber containing predominantly metal particles and black pigment. First and second scratch-off coatings 70 and 72 combine to prevent viewing of game indicia 61, and also to inhibit tampering by which game indicia 61 could be learned prematurely. First and second scratch-off coatings 70 and 72 are readily separated from card 50 by a player of the game when the player abrades and scratches the coatings off of card 50.
Overprint ink 74 may also be applied to card 50 over scratch-off coating 72. Overprint ink 74 improves the durability of the scratch-off coatings, but does not significantly inhibit removal of the coatings when abraded.
The structure and configuration of card 50 could, of course, be varied significantly from the structure illustrated in FIG. 3, particularly with respect to the location of holographic image 76 in the card. Holographic image 76 could, for example, be located beneath scratch-off coating 70, and be exposed to view when scratch-off coating 70 is removed. The holographic image could be impressed onto a small block of metallic ink printed atop contrast coating 60. A metallic ink could similarly be printed atop scratch-off coating 72 and be impressed with a holographic image.
Indeed, the foregoing is provided for purposes of illustrating, explaining, and describing embodiments of the present invention. Modifications and adaptations to these embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art and may be made without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention.
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These two are currently living in Southern California, but will be back for their Smith Barn wedding this summer! We squeezed in this engagement session while they were back during the holidays in and around the Boston Public Library.
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Earlier this winter I made the trek down to New York City! These two will be getting married back up in Boston this summer, but we decided to go back to their old stomping grounds for the engagement session.


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GREEN BAY, Wis. A matchup with the St. Louis Rams is not an easy win like it had been in recent years. The Rams were one of the NFL's worst teams, winning only 15 games over the past five seasons combined. That is, of course, as many games as the Packers won just last year alone. But with St. Louis handing the team over to new head coach Jeff Fisher, the Rams have the same record as Green Bay this season at 3-3 and are moving in the right direction. Here are five things to watch for in this game: 1. Another 40-plus point game from the Packers' offense: Scoring more than 40 points in a game like Green Bay did in its Week 6 win over the Houston Texans is not a common feat in the NFL, with the Packers being the only team last weekend to score that much. However, it was a frequent occurrence for Green Bay last season, scoring at least 40 points in six games. That was how dominant the Packers' offense was in 2011. Prior to Week 6, Green Bay's highest point total this season was 28, ...
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herb kohl better go into Hammond's office and give him and his staff a one way ticket out of town What kind of drugs are they on?? Wow I just think we got worse after the draft. Good Grief!!
I'm confused....
Why give away draft picks in the future? C'mon man!!!!
I think we got the guy we really needed, Nate Wolters..........he's the South Dakotan Steve Nash!
Also means the end of the 'Toxic Twins' or if you prefer 'Static Duo'Hide replies
Lavern and Shirley.............Now replaced by Gianni and Squiggy
Wolters had better production. Now we have length at the point, too.Hide replies
Correct me if I'm incorrect, but Wolters is a PG like Jimmer is a PG- functionally a jump shot and turnover machine. I guess go in sometimes, but should we really be excited about this?
One of the top assist guys in the draft, a taller point guard, shoots 48%
I'm with on the shooting- I just can't see him hanging with NBA point guards athletically- he ain't in Spearfish anymore....
Last time I checked Jennings couldn't stick with any point guards either. This is a kid that can shoot the ball which is one better than BJ.
Better production at South Dakota????? big deal! Production is Big Ten scoring leader Deshaun Thomas. If the Bucks were doing their homework they should have considered him as well over Wolters. Yuo can get Wolters anywhere.
Now we can spend some money on a efficient wing......no...not J.R.
I like the trade. It makes a lot of sense. Most 2nd rd picks will not pan out, but if you can take a flyer on someone with high upiside it makes alot of sense. And this doesHide replies
I think Ledo for Wolters even up should have been enough (throw in Udoh)
Yes it would have. But I would not have even traded Ledo for him and to get hosed out of a second round pick next year that will be just as valuable in a great draft then a first round pick was senseless. And you have Bucks fans saying how great this deal is. You are insane. No it is not.
Notheren second round picks DO PAN OUT if they are they are the right ones. Even the Bucks prove that with Redd, Alston, Meeks, Ilyasova, Mbah a Moute, Gadzuric, Redd, etc....they do pan out. That is way he should not have taken both picks to get a scrub like this. HE is not a game changer or manager good enough to be worth two second round picks...if he is then I ask you again, why did he last to 45? The Bucks always overvalue the wrong players...and overpay. Mismanagement...
Maybe Devin Harris is coming to town? Maybe we will get stuck with Jennings for 1 more yr if he doesn't get an offer. Maybe Herb will just wander into Hammond's office he tell him to trade more young players for rentals who won't stay.
gREAT MOVE BY tRader John!!!Hide replies
That's how it's done.
WHAT IS GREAT ABOUT IT...? You gave up Ricky Ledo and a second round pick for a guy who you can get a dime a dozen? What is great about it? I think I know why you like him ethnically but can he guard the quicker guards in NBA? Can his game translate over? I know Ledo can.
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The New Resource Crunch
The science and statistics behind the phosphorus shortage.
- By James Elser<p> James Elser is Regents' professor of Ecology in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University and co-organizer of ASU's Sustainable Phosphorus Initiative. Stuart White is director of the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology, Sydney, Australia, and co-organizer of the Global Phosphorus Research Initiative. </p> , Stuart White
Biogeochemistry: The scientific field that studies the distribution and cycling of chemical elements (such as carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus as well as iron and other metals) between living and non-living forms in the biosphere.
Phosphorus: The 15th chemical element in the classic Periodic Table. As a chemical element, it cannot be created or destroyed (except in exotic nuclear reactions long completed in the evolving universe). Its unique chemical properties, compared to other elements, give it an especially important role in biology.
Phosphate: The chemical form in which elemental phosphorus is most commonly found. In phosphate, each phosphorus atom is bonded to four oxygen atoms. Phosphate is present at relatively high concentrations in "phosphate rock", the geological deposits that are mined in fertilizer production.
Nucleic acids: The molecules of genetic information storage (DNA) and processing (RNA). Essential to every living thing, nucleic acids have phosphorus as a key ingredient and indeed phosphorus contributes ~9% of the total mass of a nucleic acid. In turn, in a rapidly growing organism 15-20% of its total mass is contributed by its nucleic acids, especially its RNA. Thus, high yield crop varieties often have high phosphorus requirements.
Apatite: A calcium-phosphate mineral. Apatite is the primary form in which phosphorus is found in geological deposits. Apatite is also the chemical form of P in bones. Indeed, phosphorus represents 12% of the mass of skeletal bone tissue and bones make up ~10-15% of the (dry) mass of a large vertebrate animal, such as a human or a cow.
Haber-Bosch reaction: Energy-intensive industrial process that converts abundant N2 gas in the atmosphere to available chemical forms (ammonia). This process was invented by German and French chemical engineers in 1909 but not put into widespread use for fertilizer production until after World War II. It currently provides nearly all of the world's nitrogen fertilizer and accounts for ~3-4% of the world's annual natural gas consumption.
Eutrophication: Increases in blooms of algae and other microorganisms due to excessive inputs of limiting nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus. When such blooms crash, subsequent decomposition consumes oxygen and contributes to the growing phenomenon of coastal "dead zones."
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Darkest of darkest blues To put this review in context, I have only ever used the paler F&B paint shades before but wanted to do something dramatic and out of my comfort zone in redecorating the master bedroom. Followed the F&B guidance to the letter. Applied a single coat of the dark tones undercoat first, it needed to cover the original pale wall colour (watched Slipper Satin disappearing with a pang of regret). Not used dark tones undercoat before and it is in itself a dark grey, but did not prepare me for how very dark Black Blue is! First top coat applied despite heart palpitations and jangling nerves. On finishing it looked utterly..erm..black! Decided to take a complete break and leave the house whilst it dried, and to ponder next step. Was it an 'oops' moment or 'keep calm and carry on'... ...Well, with brave resolve I carried on. Completed the second top coat. Had several cups of tea. Removed the masking tape. Left the house again. Came home, entered 'the room' and....utter, utter delight!! Not total black but instead, the deepest, richest, darkest of darkest possible blues. Wonderful. Wept. This colour is not for the faint hearted. Glad I wasn't faint hearted. A photo can't do justice to this shade so not attaching one. 26 November 2014
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The first 100 years are the hardest — at least that's what Edgar McKenney says, and he would know.
Born Nov. 20, 1909, McKenney will reach the century mark on Friday.
The real celebration, however, will be Sunday, Nov. 22 at the Lawrenceburg United Methodist Church from 1 to 3 p.m. Family and friends are invited to attend the birthday party.
McKenney, who had two brothers and five sisters, was born in Harrison County. Two of his sisters are still living and reside in Lexington, he said.
Kent Stevens (D-Lawrenceburg) figured he had a pretty good idea what to expect after being elected in 2008 to the state's House of Representatives.
What he's learned since is that politics, meetings and special sessions were only the beginning.
"The thing about this position is that there are a lot of people out there who have situations I had never even thought about," Stevens said between committee meetings Monday afternoon in Frankfort.
When Lawrenceburg's skateboarders perform an ollie, nose grind or fakie (they understand those terms, trust us), they won't be doing so on just any old obstacles.
The same man who built scores of ramps and obstacles for Tony Hawk, the world's most famous skateboarder, will construct the obstacles in the soon-to-be-built 12,000-square-foot skateboard park.
Kelly Saad rose to fame over the years designing Hawk's obstacles, and will be in Lawrenceburg once the park's concrete foundation has been poured.
That loss that sends you home is the one you just can't get over.
There is no game the next Friday. No Monday practice. No Saturday film session.
You preach putting things behind you and focus on the next game. But try doing that when the next game is nine months away.
"I have lost a lot of sleep over this one," Anderson County football coach Mark Peach said Thursday. Nearly a week had passed since the Bearcats had seen Doss roar back from a 30-19 fourth quarter deficit to upset Anderson 40-37 in the first round of the state playoffs.
By all rights, Hilltop Plaza should be nothing more than a pile of charred remains.
The fire that tragically ruined two businesses and killed dozens of animals could have, heck should have, been much worse.
When our reporter arrived minutes after the fire was called out, smoke was already billowing from the building's rafters. Given that strip malls are rivaled in short burning time only by trailers, it appeared to be a goner.
But thanks for city and county firefighters, that isn't the case.
Judge Linda Armstrong heard the following cases during Anderson District Court proceedings Aug. 24.
Samual L. Oates, show cause, operating on a suspended/revoked operator's license -- failed to appear, bench warrant.
Garnett L. Preston Jr., arraignment, failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance -- dismissed; failure to notify Department of Transportation of change of address -- dismissed as warning.
Daniel M. Pulliam, disposition, operating a motor vehicle under the influence -- continued to Oct. 5.
Ground was broken Monday night, and not just for a new skateboard park.
Those who achieved what appeared for years to be an impossible dream did more than turn over a ceremonial shovel of dirt. They also provided a blueprint for those who carp and whine incessantly about things they want but have no motivation to get.
Nary a day goes by that someone or some group doesn't complain about the lack of amenities in Anderson County, most notably a swimming facility.
Lights, camera, action! The famous words of movie making. Lawrenceburg will be seeing some movie making sometime next year. How exciting is that?
Our small, friendly town of Lawrenceburg sure doesn't get a lot of Hollywood attraction, until now. Yes, there's been a movie or two filmed here. Heck, Kentucky is also home to several actors and actresses, including Hope Riley, the one who will be filming her movie here in a few months.
Thanks for continuing hunting photos
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I wanted to take a moment to thank you for continuing to post the hunting pictures in The Anderson News, even after someone writes a letter to the editor regarding the elk hunting trip that made the front page.
I realize that hunting may not be everyone's "cup of tea" and I thought it was in poor taste that the author of that letter chose to write regarding a youth hunting adventure.
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Average Technology Analysts in the United States make around $66K per year. The most important factor affecting compensation for this group is the particular firm, followed by the particular city and tenure. Male Technology Analysts are far more common among survey respondents than their female counterparts, who typically comprise less than one-third of the field. A large number enjoy medical while a fair number get dental coverage. Vision coverage is also available to the greater part. Most Technology Analysts report high levels of job satisfaction. Figures cited in this summary are based on replies to PayScale's salary questionnaire.
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Technology analysts improve and maintain an enterprise's information technology system. They are tasked with examining the function of computer systems, identifying problems and areas for improvement in execution, and designing solutions. This may involve the development of new software solutions, the implementation of new hardware, testing to maximize function and compatibility, and a constant monitoring of systems to address issues as they arise and ensure smooth, consistent operations.Read More...
Information technology on the enterprise level involves a vast and ever-expanding array of systems and functions. Therefore, technology analysts may either be assigned to specific tasks, such as network maintenance or database administration, or a general role in which they or their team handles all tasks. As even a dedicated role will often overlap with other areas of the enterprise's information technology (IT) enterprise, a knowledge of all organizational IT roles is preferred for most applicants. Information analysts require superior analytic abilities, attention to detail, and the ability to solve problems in a timely manner.
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