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Louisiana: LA Vegetarian singles ads. LA vegan singles ads. LA raw food singles ads.
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is a 22 year old, Agnostic / not religious female.
Living in Shreveport, Louisiana
Veggie/vegan diet.
is a 51 year old, Agnostic / not religious female.
Living in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Veggie/vegan diet.
Sometimes serious, sometimes silly, tending to a sarcastic wit. Like to consider all sides of issues before making decisions. Vegetarian since 1998 because I want to eat healthy and I love and respect the lives of animals too much to participate in their harm. Currently reading Diet for a New America, trying to go vegan. Love all animals and share my home with 2 cats and an ever-changing assortment of fostered animals from local humane societies. I like cycling and would like to try hiking. I love my two sportscars, an 87 Camaro V8/5-spd/4BBL and a 2000 Miata, and would like to try racing some day. Trying to learn some Spanish and French. I work in engineering management but my real love is playing music, especially classic rock.
is a 25 year old, Atheist bi-female.
Living in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Vegan diet.
I'm a freethinker with curly hair and killer dance moves.
Ethical Vegan. Feminist. Atheist. Liberal. Graphic Designer. Artist. Nerd. Baker.
Don't like these things? Move along now.
Want to know more? Talk to me :).
is a 29 year old, Jain male.
Living in Shreveport, Louisiana
Vegetarian diet.
More to come, but I am a simple, easy-going guy with wide variety of interests, from anime to music to conservation and conversation... I love walks and hiking and holding hands and other simple forms of affection. Not as athletic as I used to be, or as much into cooking, but would love to improve in those areas and plan to in the New Year. I love to be vegetarian and eat fresh-cooked veggies. I try to limit my intake of eggs, dairy, honey, and so forth.
Looking to get to know someone and make a friend first - where we go from there is our little mystery to investigate! :)
is a 53 year old, spiritual female.
Living in New orleans, Louisiana
Vegetarian diet.
Healthy, spiritual, creative and free, would you describe yourself like me? I don't play games, I am sincere, my life is directed by love not fear. I love hugs not drugs and I paint Buddha bugs.... There's more, I am a single parent with an amazing twelve year old daughter. Open to becoming vegan even raw, love that, need someone stronger than me in that!!! I have the tools...... Dehydrator, wheatgrass juicer, nut milk machine, health conscious, make my own colloidal silver, been single along time, happy, ready to share my life with a special man, great sense of humor, love to laugh. Ask me anything.
is a 62 year old, spiritual male.
Living in New Orleans, Louisiana
Veggie/vegan diet.
I am a sixty year old professional male that works out two or three times a week. I am a very spiritual person who has been led from place to place by the Holy Spirit using his guiding hand of circumstance and synchronicity. I believe that Yahshua (Jesus) was a vegetarian from the Essene community of Nazareth and who was from the true light and righteousness of our Heavenly Father. I believe that the God of the Old Testament that demanded the blood sacrifices was either a fabrication or is in fact Satan. Politically, I have strong Libertarian beliefs and I identified more with Ron Paul than any other candidate. I am just as comfortable in a coffee shop or at home developing websites and material to publish as I am outdoors photographing landscapes, wildlife and the sea. I detest injustice to both humans and animals.
My hobbies are landscape photography, Photoshop CS6, swimming, and foreign languages.
is a 66 year old, spiritual female.
Living in Shreveport, Louisiana
Veggie/vegan diet.
Liberal, tree huggy, loves movies, especially foreign film. I ride my bike 100 plus miles a week. I do a few triathlons a year, one or more bike tours. I have a Cervelo P2. Also a mtn. bike, a Trek. I have a kayak, but I am not a skilled kayaker. I have two dogs, four cats, one horse. Recently an ESL teacher in Bangladesh.
is a 34 year old, Christian female.
Living in New Orleans, Louisiana
Veggie/vegan diet.
I am never good at describing myself. The best way I view myself is I have so much I want to learn but usually end up juggling 5 interests at once and becoming overwhelmed. Needless to say my bucket list is endless. Everyday I come up with something new I want to try or learn. The library is my friend. Most people describe me as passionate, and more of a hippie than anything. Or I guess you would say naturalistic. I dislike make-up and spending hours to look crazy beautiful, or what normal America considers beautiful. I just like being me. I am comfortable in my own skin.
is a 64 year old, Agnostic / not religious male.
Living in New Orleans, Louisiana
Veggie/vegan diet.
I am outgoing,reflective,straightforward.I actively garden,work on house projects & bike.I bake regularly,often bartering my breads& pastries for outside help on house projects.I have an Associate Degree in F.A.;I am a gigging musician & also am a songwriter,painter,poet & author(unpublished as yet).I live by the N.O Fairgrounds,home of the N.O.Jazz Fest. I volunteer at several places...the Cabildo,the Audubon Aquarium,the 1850's House(French Quarter walking tours),the D-day Museum and New Orleans Museum of Art.I'm a steadfast friend. Am a vegetarian since '72 while on a combat tour in Viet Nam.I shared joint custody of my teenage daughter who lived with me just over half the time...She now contentedly & enthusiastically attends Bard College in New York as a Theater Major. My politics are left of center.I'm liberal to a fault, the bleedin' heart of my family. My sense of humor tends to the ribald and disturbed...no sacred cows.I'm told my directness is akin to a four-by-four...you won't have to interpret what I say.I've recently "left" the grid, adding solar panels for both my electric and also hot water needs.
is a 39 year old, spiritual female.
Living in thibodaux, Louisiana
Veggie/vegan diet.
looking for love or friendship. if you are too, we should have a conversation. XD
is a 47 year old, spiritual female.
Living in New Orleans, Louisiana
Vegetarian diet.
I am an introverted extorvert who believs that happieness is the key to success. When we invite positively into our lives, we also create a fulfilling life that brings good things. I maybe too pollianna for some, but I seek to live life with passion and with no regrets. I am seeking a balanced male of any race who is passionate, introspective, HAPPY, and seeks who the most out of life. I have traveled and lived long-term in six foreign countries. I plan to discover more of this planet and who like to do so with a special person. Lets connect and see what happens.
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Become a friend of the Newmarket Festival
Posted: May 12, 2014|
Do your bit for the community by signing up for the new Newmarket Festival Friends and Patrons scheme.
The festival, which was set up in 2007 to celebrate Newmarket and support causes in the town, has launched the new scheme to allow special offers to those who sign up.
Businesses can become patrons by offering a discount to friends of the Newmarket Festival while individuals can become a friend for only £5 a year.
Chairman Mark Edmondson said: "The Friends scheme is a fantastic way for individuals and businesses to be part of the Festival, keep in touch with everything that's happening and provide support for local worthy causes."
The Festival Fortnight is held at the beginning of July to tie in with the July Festival race meeting.
There will be 25 free friends memberships on offer to celebrate the launch.
To claim yours, email your address details to email@example.com.
For more information go to to www.thenewmarketfestival.co.uk.

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You guys, I can not NOT make fun of Pinterest. People just make it way too easy.
For instance, have you Pinterest fans noticed how people can't shut up about braids? OMG, spice up your pony with a braid! Braid a small braid into your bun! Braid your bangs! Braid braid braid braid braid!
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The second suspect in the string of alleged credit card abuse cases in College Station has been arrested in Austin.
Kendra Kenee Delley was taken into custody late Thursday morning and charged with three counts of credit card abuse. College Station PD also notes the 23-year-old faces additional charges from other law enforcement agencies, but those were not specified.
Christianah Nwadiogo Egwu, 26, was arrested Sunday in Williamson County and also charged with three counts of credit card abuse.
Between September 10 and October 3, CSPD alleges that the two stole wallets from various store employees when the workers were busy, then used the cards at other businesses.
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Bryan Adams' Hit-Heavy Fox Show
By Jeremy Essig
Lightning Bolt's Sharp New Sound
By Jason Robinson
Fleetwood Mac Back with Classic Lineup
By Hans Morgenstern
Here's Who's Making STL Noisy This Spring
By Joseph Hess
Beatles Sister Louise Harrison Departs the Midwest
By Peter Gilstrap
By Julia Burch
Working Class Dogs to Honor Rick Springfield
By Jeremy Essig
Torche Gets Back Into Its Heavy Groove With Restarter
By Nathan Smith
I gave the RFT's freelancers very simple guidelines when assigning the following year-in-music pieces: In 300 words, tell readers what music you liked in 2009. The following responses — which range from top-ten lists to a mash note to Taylor Swift, from concert recollections to a grouping of albums — ref lect the increasingly fragmented nature of the music industry. In a year when many critics I know struggled to come up with ten full new albums they liked, older material became more than just comfort food — it represented stability in the face of overhyped baby bands and half-baked live shows. Still, no matter how many times people want to decry the death of the music industry, one thing's certain: A good song will eventually f ind an audience, no matter how long it takes — or how it's discovered.
— Annie Zaleski, Music Editor
Modern Love
Kings of Leon, Only by the Night. In late November 2008, having just bombed my second post-college interview, I wandered into Vintage Vinyl to ease the pain. I slipped on headphones, and at the first sinister groove of "Crawl," my very professional briefcase hit the floor. I already liked KOL, but from start to finish, this album sounded like a calculated takeover designed to make willing conquests of us all. With tracks that sounded simultaneously intimate and enormous, for better or worse, this album turned these dirty Southern garage rockers into the next arena rock stars. And oh yeah — I got the job.
The Avett Brothers, I and Love and You. This year saw Americana/roots-inspired music fiddling and harmonizing its way to mainstream popularity, led by the Avett Brothers. After releasing several albums and gaining a reputation for raucous live shows, the band released its Rick Rubin-produced major-label debut in September. Tearing apart tradition from the inside — this is the sound for this country right now. I'm a believer.
Geniuses front two supergroups of the future, the Dead Weather (Horehound) and Monsters of Folk (a self-titled album). Jack White helms the former act, while Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst and My Morning Jacket's Jim James split frontman duties in the latter. Each man's creative powers seem limitless — and at this point, we're just waiting for the next interesting thing they'll do.
Girl Talk and MGMT are so 2008. This year, smart hipsters danced to the lush, DIY electronica of Passion Pit (Manners), the smooth-as-French-silk fun of Phoenix (Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix), the versatile, underappreciated Canadian band Metric (Fantasies) and the spare, just-shy-of-annoying luster of Matt & Kim (Grand).
You can't hide from the diametrically opposed pop phenomena Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga. One celebrates wholesome, earnest girl power; the other tests the limits of superficiality. But neither is the prepackaged poptart of yesteryear: Both Swift's winsome shrewdness and Gaga's wacky exploration of celebrity reflect sincere individual viewpoints. Stay tuned for 2010, when these sparkly songwriting forces will do bloody cosmic battle for teenage souls everywhere.
— Katie Moulton
Return of the Real
Has balance returned to hip-hop? Judging by the music that's been coming out for the past twelve months, it appears that there is hope! 2009 lacked a major release on the scale of Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III, which may have given the underground an opportunity to make a comeback.
One of the year's most anticipated rap albums was Slaughterhouse's self-titled debut. The underground supergroup favors hard-edged lyricism and slick wordplay over catchy hooks and club music. Joe Budden (who also released Padded Room earlier this year) and Royce da 5'9" are the standouts, but Joell Ortiz and Crooked I hold their own as well.
KRS-One and Buckshot also collaborated to release Survival Skills. Featuring artists such as Immortal Technique, Talib Kweli and Smif-N-Wessun, the album recaptures that gritty East Coast style of the '90s. I was definitely impressed with their beat selection, and KRS tries to keep the preachiness to a minimum. (We all know how he gets!)
Probably my favorite album from this year is Mos Def's most recent offering, The Ecstatic. Much of the production was handled by Madlib and his brother Oh No from Stones Throw Records, giving it an "indie" and almost experimental atmosphere. It works well: Middle Eastern-tinged flourishes and disco-era samples saturate the music, while Mos returns to a more conscience-driven style of rap than he chose to use on True Magic. This vintage style is similar (in some ways) to Q-Tip's The Renaissance, which came out last December. (In fact, both albums are up for the Grammy Award for "Best Rap Album.")
Honorable mentions: Eminem's Relapse was not quite a return to his former glory, but it does feature the same kind of over-the-top subjects and punch lines that made him a household name. Method Man & Redman's Blackout 2 is worth checking out if you're a fan, and Wale's Attention Deficit shows the Washington, D.C. up-and-comer has promise.
— Calvin Cox
Live and Loud
If 2009 was considered something of a down year when it came to new album releases, several quality concert tours — many of which actually made stops in St. Louis — might have compensated. With blogosphere oversaturation and the record industry falling further into disarray every year, it feels as though live concert tours might be the one refuge left for the music lover in search of something tangible and believable.
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Neil Young Signature Line 'Texas Special' LEGACY Postwar-Inspired F3 AA Diesel #201
6-81452 | Price: $649.99
Postwar inspired with 21st Century Technology
Signature Line F3 returns with features typically reserved for our highest end scale engines. Underneath the original diesel body this Signature engine comes loaded with the full LEGACY Control System and includes LEGACY RailSounds, ElectroCoupler, and Odyssey II Speed Control. Enjoy the realism of smoke, lights, sounds, and couplers — and the power of two modern can motors — all controllable from your LEGACY CAB-1L or CAB-2 remote controller. New, realistic details have been added to the F3 body as well—authentic lift hooks and boiler stack details equip the roofs.
- Set Includes:
- Legacy Powered F3 A Unit
- Non-powered F3 A Unit
- Powered F3 A-Unit
- LEGACY Control System equipped— Able to run in LEGACY Control mode, in TrainMaster Command mode, or in Conventional mode with a standard transformer
- Odyssey II Speed Control with On/Off switch
- LEGACY RailSounds sound system featuring
- CrewTalk dialog and TowerCom announcements, each with different scenarios depending on whether the locomotive is in motion or stopped
- Six official railroad speeds with CrewTalk dialog
- Eight diesel RPM levels
- LEGACY "Real-Time Quilling Horn" control with instant quilling and correctly timed warning signals
- Single hit or continuous mechanical bell sounds
- Sequence Control plays the sound effects of an entire trip, including warning sounds and announcements, based on the movement an d speed of the locomotive
- Current speed and fuel dialog, refueling sound effects
- IR sensor equipped
- Dual powerful maintenance-free can motors with momentum flywheels
- Refined Conventional Transformer Control Mode with lower starting speeds
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- Both A Units
- Traditional Postwar locomotive tooling
- Die-cast metal trucks and pilot and fuel tank
- Die-cast metal frame
- Fan-driven smoke
- Adjustable smoke output in LEGACY Control Mode or TMCC mode
- ElectroCoupler on front end
- Directional lighting
- Operating LED headlight
- Illuminated number boards
- Illuminated cab interior
- Operating marker lights front and rear
- LEGACY Control for lights, coupler, and smoke
- Newly added realistic lift hook and boiler stack details added to the roof
- Cab window "glass"
Road Number: 201
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Placing Constitutional Authority Within a Shrinking World
Publication Date:February 16, 2007
Source:Daily Journal
Author:John Roemer
"Daily Journal" coverage of the 2007 Global Constitutionalism Symposium sponsored by the Stanford Law Review and the Stanford Constitutional Law Center. Speakers included Lord Goldsmith (the Attorney General of the United Kingdom), Ambassador Feisal Istrabadi (Deputy Permanent Representative of Iraq to the United Nations), and R. James Woolsey, (former Director of the CIA).
"In particular, we hope it will illuminate the experiences of other industrialized democracies with the global war on terror so that our own responsible officials might benefit from them," former Dean and professor Kathleen M. Sullivan wrote in an e-mail exchange with the Daily Journal.


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Quite some time ago I came across this article at Adobe's Web site that describes how to create multilingual HTML-based AIR applications. I haven't personally had the need to create a multilingual AIR application, but I found the concept worth being aware of should the need later arise (it's always easy to be obvious as to what's possible).
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Final Author Program of 2012
For those of you in and near the Atlanta area, we invite you to join us for our final author program of the year. Directions are available online. This event is free and open to the public. Details are as follows: Author: Kevin Phillips Book: 1775: A Good Year for Revolution Event: Reading/Book Signing Date: […]
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Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to be an OTA upgrade for RAZR in early 2012
We already know enough about the Motorola RAZR Android smartphone to be able to figure out the thing is pretty darn cool. We had hoped it would land running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich right out of the box, but that didn't work out. If you are wondering, when exactly the Android 4.0 update would come to the smartphone Motorola has now offered up that detail.


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GBHL super low float of only 2.1 Million shares as reported by the company can move super quick, already jumping 16% early morning trading.
We are on high news watch that can trigger a breakout past recent highs. GBHL is firming up a solid line of talent, companies, and movies. This solid long term, low float play is a bargain right now and prices will not last long, especially when new hits the wires.
GBHL movie production is motoring with potential A-List Celebrities including:
Kevin Spacey, Jim Carrey, Daniel Radcliffe, Ashton Kutcher, Jesse Eisenberg, and Justin Timberlake
The Next Lions Gate of Entertainment
GBHL is being called the next Lions Gate of Entertainment
GBHL is a huge holding company with several pre and post production blockbuster movies
~ Global Universal Entertainment US Productions
~ Global Universal Pictures Canadian Productions
~ Global Universal Film Group Sales and Distribution
~ American Sunset (the movie)
~ Plaster Rock (the movie)
~ Mr. Pink (the movie)
~ The Night (the movie)
We continue to load up in GBHL shares, a strong buy at these levels members don't want to miss.
GBHL super low float play of 2 Million shares can move fast and furious, and it's now ready for a monster "Blockbuster" breakout!
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While I was sleeping yesterday (of course), the Dodgers did indeed finalize a trade with the Cubs for right-handed reliever Carlos Marmol, cash, and international bonus pool money for Matt Guerrier.
I didn't write it up immediately because I figured my article on why he might be of interest to the Dodgers was sufficient. Plus, the breakdown of the details was a bit confusing initially, but luckily Eric Stephen of True Blue LA did a great job explaining everything, as usual.
The No. 92 international bonus slot is worth $209,700, which gives the Dodgers more money to spend on bonuses for international amateurs. Tuesday is the first day of the international signing period, which runs through June 15. The Dodgers' new international cap is $2,322,600.
With 90 days left in the season, Marmol ($9.8 million) is due approximately $4,819,672 the remainder of the season, while Guerrier ($3.75 million) is due approximately $1.844,262.
In other words, the Dodgers paid roughly $500,000 for an extra $209,700 of international cap space. Subtract the roughly $240,000 of a minimum-salaried player (Chris Withrow?) whose roster spot Marmol will take and the Dodgers paid about $260,000 for $209,700, a better deal than paying the 75% overage tax.
The fact that the Dodgers basically lose nothing of value and got international bonus pool space makes this a win already.
Marmol is still the wild card here, and if he could become a useful bullpen arm, that would be a bonus. For the team's part, Ned Colletti said the staff thinks they can make adjustments with him.
"We know he had a rough go of it this season, but he's not on the downside [age]," Colletti. "Perhaps he needs a change of scenery and an adjustment with his delivery. He's certainly worth taking a chance."
The Dodgers were hoping Marmol would agree to a brief Minor League assignment to work on his mechanics, but there was no indication Tuesday that he would. He has 72 hours to report and he was said to be in the Dominican Republic at the time of the trade.
The Dodgers believe they might solve an arm-slot flaw in Marmol the way they tweaked the delivery of Brandon League after his acquisition a year ago.
"We have good pitching coaches that can really dissect a delivery and we feel there are a couple points in his delivery that, with adjustments, could bring him back," said Colletti.
So yeah, it looks like they think they can fix him, and they are indeed looking at his arm slot. Not sure if they're seeing exactly what I did, but the plan seems to be in place at least.
As a bonus, since that article was written, Keith Law of ESPN reported that Marmol will indeed report to the minors.
This trade is already a total win as far as I'm concerned. The only way the Dodgers can end up hurting from this is if it's self-inflicted. Unless they do fix him and sign him to a three-year deal like they did with Brandon League, or he doesn't get fixed and they leave him in to blow close games, Colletti has done excellent here.


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Liberation lingered in the air at Carrow Road. Norwich City may have cause to reflect on this Premier League win as a pivotal moment in their struggle.
Both in the hard-earned three points and the emotional outpouring that swirled around the old stadium, triggered by Grant Holt's stoppage time winner, it was about more than a first league win in 10 games. It was a re-affirmation of City's Premier League credentials.
When the euphoria subsided from another wonderfully unpredictable Carrow Road finale, talk will inevitably drift from a desperate search for a first league victory since mid-December to the embryonic stirrings of a fresh four-match unbeaten run. How infinitesimally small the margins are at this rarefied level of the professional game.
Norwich have suffered plenty of low blows since a landmark defeat at West Brom just before Christmas ended their club-record Premier League surge – not all of them confined to the fight for their top flight status.
The seismic tumult between Kei Kamara's prodigious leap for an 84th minute equaliser and Holt's sweeping close range finish were the sweetest moments of Hughton's Norwich City tenure. Better than wins over Arsenal and Manchester United, when placed in the context of their battle for survival and the gathering sense of revival amongst enough of those clubs lurking beneath to induce heightened levels of anxiety with each winless episode.
This was the rejuvenative jolt Norwich's players and support base badly needed. That much was evident in the symbiotic celebrations by the corner of the Jarrold Stand. It matters. It matters so much to so many people because the elixir of the Premier League is a drug no-one wants to give up. Cold, wet nights at Oakwell do not carry the same global appeal.
Draws helped City keep their station in the standings, but a win and a victory in such stirring fashion injects renewed confidence; an intangible commodity City can ride for the remaining months of a season that should end in a successful climax.
Dissect this contest and Everton were undeniably the better side for the majority; which only serves to illustrate the scale of the feat to overcome David Moyes' men at the finish. Moyes has harnessed the unpredictability of Marouane Fellaini and the latent creativity of diminutive midfielders like Steven Pienaar and Leon Osman within a solid shape given ballast by England internationals such as Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines.
That was the scale of the task facing Norwich. Character and spirit are mere words without deeds. City's detractors employ them to sneeringly highlight the perceived gap in quality or technical ability when they face seemingly superior Premier League rivals. But Norwich have them in abundance. Allied to a degree of obduracy that arms them with a collective belief they can still salvage something from a game Everton criminally had failed to put beyond them.
The Toffees' abrasive manager did himself few favours with his prickly reaction at the final whistle when he headed straight to confront referee Lee Mason over a perceived laxness in his interpretation of the amount of additional time. It was churlish, but the frustration was entirely understandable. In more reflective mood, the Glaswegian's ire will focus on the defensive shortcomings of his Champions-League hopefuls.
A trait Norwich exploited on Merseyside earlier this season when Sebastien Bassong's close range header reared up and beyond Tim Howard to salvage a point in time added on.
Everton failed to heed the lessons of history. Bassong rose majestically again to flick Russell Martin's cross down into the path of Holt. The centre-back's toughest aerial assignment was edging dancing partner Kamara out of the way.
Martin's spirit of adventure bordered on the reckless. But it was a joyous sight as the right-back reacted quickest to gather a knockdown on the edge of the Everton box before veering to the left flank to curl an inviting far post centre. It was symptomatic of an afternoon when Norwich brokered a degree of gambler's instinct instead of the rigidity that has left them open to criticism in recent times.
For that Hughton must take as much credit as his battling players. Only Holt's untimely injury on the eve of Fulham's visit prevented him from overseeing a policy shift in the search for goals. City's fit-again skipper was paired in tandem with Luciano Becchio. Wes Hoolahan's craft was re-deployed to a wider left position.
It was a bold call, a calculated switch designed to offer a muscular threat in favour of the more refined incursions from the Irishman which opponents have managed to nullify of late.
In truth, it was an experiment with limited success. Becchio still needs time to adjust to the demands of Premier League football and a different style of play, but Hughton was brave enough to twist again when half-time did little to alter Everton's territorial hegemony.
Another goal at this stage for the visitors looked a far more realistic prospect than a Norwich equaliser. Hughton unleashed Kamara on an unsuspecting Toffees' backline. The damage inflicted was devastating. Within a minute of his arrival the on-loan striker had tested Howard with a bicycle kick before another header flashed wide under pressure from Seamus Coleman.
Kamara was an athletic blur of drag backs and potent intent; a zestful infusion of energy; a power source for his team-mates to tap into. Everton elected to drop deeper in search of protection. City pushed into the space vacated and pounded away. Felliani ceded aerial mastery to Kamara when he towered above the Belgian to despatch Robert Snodgrass' near post corner.
The force was now with Hughton's men – and everyone inside Carrow Road sensed it. Holt was denied by a desperate lunge from Sylvain Distin inside Howard's six-yard box, before the defender was sufficiently distracted by a leaping Bassong and close ally Kamara in the game's decisive act.
Hughton was embraced by his coaching staff. Holt was submerged under a sea of delirious team-mates. Bedlam erupted on the terraces. It was a moment framed in time that felt every bit as special as any on the giddy ascent from League One.
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Whoops, should have put wind him up!
Monday, February 25, 2013
Yes, KK had real zest. It was great to see. The only sad feeling I had was that it made me realise just how much Grant Holt has lost HIS zest this season. He used to be a continuous threat, a real handful, and always a constant thorn in the oppositions side. Sadly he seems to have lost all that. Kei Kamara could have arrived at just the right time. The king is dead, long live the king.
Monday, February 25, 2013
Holt led the line and the side , he drives them forward . Yes he could do with losing a few lbs , but then again couldn't we all .
Monday, February 25, 2013
Don`t be so quick to write Holty off, CW. Maybe he`s just human and needed a new pal to play with - and now he has two! There`s no doubt KK has energy in abundance but we sholdn`t talk him up too much; give him a chance! The King is far from dead and KK is still a Pretender to the Throne. Of course, I really want to see the new striking team do the biz. Encouraging - but only early - signs of that. Kei looks a good guy, as promised by Man from the Prairie. Let`s have some more of this!! 8 points to go. OTBC.
Monday, February 25, 2013
Got past Paddy`s Portcullis eventually - after removing half the posting. The Archant "hegemony" is looking after poor Prolix!
Monday, February 25, 2013
Also lets not forget we have to thank Holt for the 3 points. His instant reaction with the outside of his foot was celebrate! celebrate! celebrate!. Some people just cant help it can they?
Monday, February 25, 2013
Write "Holty" off? All part of a cunning plan, let the enemy think he's past it, then wind him and watch him go!
Monday, February 25, 2013
It looks as if the magic is coming back and as usual has dispelled the trolls.
Monday, February 25, 2013
How many more times are people going to write Grant Holt off? It's hilarious! He proves you wrong Every time! Haven't you been proven wrong enough? Haven't you learned by now? KK is class btw
Monday, February 25, 2013
Agree Sharky, that goal was typical of the old Grant Holt; sharp as a tack. I think that this time Kamara is helping to spur the old warhorse back to his winning ways; but let's not get too carried away, KK is no spring chicken himself.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
It`s moved on to "sneering detractors" now? I do hope these unsavoury types are not establishing a hegemony! Great start for KK. He doesn`t look the sort of chap who`ll get all big-headed about it, either. Let`s hope his very evident self-belief engenders more of the same in his new colleagues. Let`s not talk the man up just to let him down if he has a "stinker" some time. A breath of fresh air, indeed. Man from the Prairie was right! OTBC
Monday, February 25, 2013
Write "Holty" off? All part of a cunning plan, let the enemy think he's past it, then wind him and watch him go!
Monday, February 25, 2013
Great start for KK. He doesn`t look the sort of chap who`ll get all big-headed about it, either. Let`s hope his very evident self-belief engenders more of the same in his new colleagues. Let`s not talk the man up just to let him down if he has a "stinker" some time. A breath of fresh air, indeed. Man from the Prairie was right! OTBC
Monday, February 25, 2013
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"Go Slap A Wall!"
This is often the first thing Craig Brewerton invites guests to do upon entering his Henrys Lake cabin, which is situated at the confluence of the Montana, Idaho and Wyoming borders. Just to be clear, "go slap a wall" is not synonymous with the phrase, "go jump in a lake." It's simply the fastest way Craig can convince new guests that the cabin he shares with his wife, Joan, is made of cement - not timber.
Craig and Joan chose to build their cabin with EverLogs™, a concrete composite system, due to its durability and minimal upkeep. "We loved the idea of building a house that we wouldn't have to continually work to maintain," says Craig. "And this has the same nautral look of a log home, complete with all the striations of the logs."
A Pristine Paradise
The Brewertons spend winters at their home in Scottsdale, Ariz. Then in mid-April, they make the annual 950-mile trek to their pristine paradise in Idaho, located 18 miles from West Yellowstone, Mont. They usually remain at Henrys Lake until mid-October.
The 4,100-square-foot cabin has a loft and a basement, three bedrooms, and four baths (including one in the basement). The square footage includes the two-bedroom guest wing, which sits over the garage. And enclosed upstairs walkway connects the guest wing to the cabin.
Cool & Kitschy Home Décor
When it came time to decorate, the couple had fun merging their love of art and folkcraft with their passion for fishing. For instance, the trout sconces that hang in the family room, as well as the cutout fish railing in the loft, enabled Craig to inject his enthusiasm for fly-fishing into the architecture of the cabin.
Craig and Joan also have two "gate guards" who watch over the family room. A 12-foot totem pole sits on one end of the room and "Melvin the flying moose head" hangs on the adjoining wall on the other end.
"Melvin got his nickname when we were transporting him from British Columbia in a box that flew out of the truck," explains Craig. "Luckily, he remained unscathed."
The Brewertons enjoyed outfitting their cabin with special pieces of furniture, including six funky - and fragrant - leather chairs that are placed in the family room, loft and a bedroom. "A buddy of mine was looking to get new chairs for his cigar store, so I asked if I could buy some of the old ones," says Craig. "They're comfortable and all broken in!"
An Outdoor Wonderland
Craig and Joan don't spend a ton of time resting in those comfy chairs, however. They're too busy planting flowers, sprucing up the landscaping and erecting crossbuck fencing. (Crossbuck fencing is a post-and-rail design with an "X" pattern between posts that is often used out of West to keep animals in but to hold snow back.)
Craig's favorite outdoor activity, however, is fishing. So he feels blessed to be surrounded by Blue Ribbon trout streams. "This area is the holy grail of fishing," notes Craig. Within an hour's drive, he can be at the Henrys Fork, the Madison, the Yellowstone, the Beaverhead, and the South Fork of the Snake River. The Henrys Fork River is a tributary to the Snake River, which eventually goes to the Columbia river. Every year, Craig invites eight buddies to fly-fish the area with him.
"We'll fish in Bozeman for two days, Henrys/Madison for two days, sometimes the South Fork, which is south of Jackson [Hole, Wyo.]," he says.
"It depends on where we want to be," says Craig, who notes that Jackson Hole, Wyo., and Glacier National Park are not too far away. "It's a wonderful drive on Highway 32 in Idaho, going toward the South Fork, with its rolling hills and potato farms. Plus the view of the Tetons [mountain range] is amazing."
When their fishing rods are dry, the Brewertons are likely busy showing friends and family around their outdoorsy area. "We watch the geysers at Yellowstone's Old Faithful and Mud Pots," says Joan. "We also go hiking and biking, relax on the dock, and take out the float boat [on Henrys Lake]."
Walking On the Wild Side
The couple takes lot of nature walks, and apparently, so does the wildlife. Craig and Joan regularly spot moose, wolves, deer and grizzly bears cutting through their backyard. In addition, each fall and spring the Brewerton's have a front-row seat to the elk migration between Montana and Idaho.
"From May through November, we see herds of 50-60 elk moving across the mountain," says Craig. "The path from Ennis [Montana] to the park or reverse goes along the mountains behind the house."
The Brewertons never know what wild thing they might witness then they peer out their cabin windows. For instance, last spring before the ice melted on Henrys Lake, Joan yelled for Craig to grab the binoculars. A female Bald Eagle was out on the lake trying to show her eaglet how to snag leeches by pecking through the ice. Yet, rather than taking notes, her eaglet was spacing out. "I'm sure all mothers can relate," says Craig with a chuckle. "Here's this mommy, working hard to teach a lesson. Meanwhile, her baby is completely ignoring her."
It's these unplanned peeks at nature that help make cabin life so spectacular. "This is the epitome of what we wanted out of a place," says Craig. "We couldn't be happier."
Long time contributor and cabin living enthusiast Christy Heitger-Ewing is a huge fan of an structure that keeps bugs at bay.
Concrete Logs You Say?
The Brewertons chose to build with a composite log system because it's durable, airtight and requires very little maintenance. And their architects, Aimee and Kevin Buccellato of Buccellato Design, LLc, were impressed with how the concrete home surpassed, in some respects, the traditional materials. "It was great fun to design a house that took advantage of the best properties of true timber and steel and fused them together," says Aimee. In fact, concrete logs are a composite mixture of concrete, steel reinforcement and insulation.
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Plus, concrete logs won't leak, shrink, settle, check or decay, nor are they subject to mold or insect infestation. Craig Brewerton says, "I have a friend who lives in South Carolina and he has 20,000 kinds of bugs that want to invade his place all the time. I don't have to worry about bigs because this [concrete structure] is a bullet proof deal."
In addition, the thermal properties of concrete materials far exceed the thermal performance of true timber. Concrete retains its internal temperature well, and during the manufacturing process, EverLogs™ are cast with additional insulation. According to EverLog™ Systems, it's customers save an average of 30-40% on their annual heating and cooling costs compared to owners of typical hand-crafted wood log homes.
Another benefit: EverLogs™ are fire-resistant, so cabins made with them (and steel roofs) are less susceptible to the ravages of wildfires.
Design & Décor
A Cabin Ideal for Entertaining
For cabin owners Craig and Joan Brewerton, their love for entertaining was central to the design of their retreat.
"The large family/entertainment room is at the heart of the house and really influenced the organization and orientation of the entire structure," says architect Aimee Buccellato. The family room is a multi-purpose space (living, dining, entertaining and circulating) with very high ceiling and large glazed openings on multiple walls. Three pairs of French doors lead directly out of the living and entertainment room to a broad porch with breathtaking views of Henrys Lake and the mountains beyond (part of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest).
"The layout reflects the Brewerton's indoor-outdoor lifestyle. They can spend their summer days surrounded by friends and the fresh mountain air, whether they're indoors or out," Aimee says.
The kitchen, dining, living room and loft areas are 'layered' to accommodate both intimate and large gatherings. Although the family room is big, the architects didn't want it to feel cavernous or overwhelming. Aimee explains: "To support the Brewertons' casual lifestyle and their love of hosting great parties, the primary living and entertaining spaces - the kitchen, dining and living rooms - were all arranged within the same large room to accommodate both intimate family gatherings and large parties. Family and guests often gravitate into the galley-style kitchen for stove-side conversations, while larger groups can spill out from the living room onto broad porches on either side of the house or up to the deep loft perched above the kitchen."
"The high, painted wainscoting helps bring the room together, as does the organization of the first floor, which puts all of the primary living spaces just one room from the main living area," says Aimee. "When it's just Joan and Craig, they literally live in three rooms of the house - plus the porch that links them together."
The Brewerton's two daughters and five grandchildren visit regularly, as do other family, friends and fishing buddies. When they host large gatherings, they utilize their tables, which seats 12. "We love to have barbeque's," says Craig. "It's a party house!"
Even the ground floor extends the house's entertaining capabilities. This floor enjoys breathtaking views of the lake, and the views are showcased from large windows and French doors leading to a deep flagstone terrace. "Daybed sofas convert to extra beds for guests, and poker parties and game watches can extend late into the night - as they often do! - with a custom bar and wine room. Large dry storage pantries are ambiently cooled year-round. In the heat of the summer, it's a really cool place to be!" says Aimee.
An Adirondack Influence
In the early 20th century, the Great Camps of the Adirondacks were summer retreats for well-heeled New York City dwellers. Today, these retreats remain some of the most beautiful examples of residential timber architecture in America.
When designing the Brewertons' cabin, architects Aimee and Kevin Buccellato especially looked at Adirondack-style porches, fireplaces, and roof lines, and adapted the style to the very different western timber vernacular.
- Fireplace - The huge hand-laid fireplace is made of granite from a local quarry. A 2x12-inch-thick wooden mantel runs the length of the hall.
- Kitchen - Because the kitchen is located at one end of the family room, the design of the kitchen cabinets needed to blend in with the mill work that lines the large space. Therefore Aimee and Kevin designed the custom to fit seamlessly with the high board-and-batten wainscoting, all of which are painted a lovely deep green. The counter tops are wrapped in brushed galvanized sheet metal. Not only is it inexpensive, but the bright, clean finish hides a number of sins.
- Master Bath - The architectural team also designed a master bath that has an open plan to take advantage of northern light and summer breezes from high awning windows. A large, freestanding tub anchors the center of the room, perfect for soaking after a day of fishing. "The open-leg cedar sink stand was designed like a piece of furniture to reinforce the openness of the bath and bring natural materials - which are present throughout the cabin's interior - into the room," explains Aimee.
Architect: Buccellato Design, LLC, www.buccellatodesign.com
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It's the middle of May and that means its time for the annual Corvette Beach Caravan and Car Show. For the last 33 years, Dorthan, Alabama's Circle City Corvette club caravans down to Panama City Beach, Florida for a weekend of Corvette fun and camaraderie. Special guests for this year's show will include the 2014
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We've stumbled across another cool unrestored Corvette listed on eBay. Early last week we found the 1953 Survivor up for bids and now we've got this silver 327/350hp 1966 convertible seeking a new home. The hidden roadster was pulled from a barn in 2010 and claimed a Bloomington Gold Survivor Award in 2012. General Motors
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Fun fact
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Charlie Dimmock first came to the nation's attention on BBC1's incredibly successful Ground Force - the producer/director of the show had met her five years previously when Charlie built a pond for the Meridian TV series, Grass Roots. Though no longer in production, Ground Force had 11 very successful series and Charlie helped to transform countless gardens, including those of famous people such as Nelson Mandela, who told Charlie that she looked like a Spice Girl!
Going solo
Charlie went gone on to present two BBC series of her own, Charlie's Garden Army and Charlie's Wildlife Gardens and has more recently appeared in Charlie's River Walks in which in which she walked along various rivers in Southern England, visiting landmarks and attractions along the way.
Charlie trained for four years as an amenity horticulturalist in Winchester and Somerset - and she was a bit of a swot, receiving a distinction for both her BTEC Diploma in Amenity Horticulture and National Technical Certificate in Turfculture and Sporting Management. A year of her training was spent at the Chelsea Physic Garden.
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Charlie has been a regular contrubutor to the Mail on Sunday and has her own CD-Rom, Charlie Dimmock's Water Garden Designer. She has also published her own book, Enjoy Your Garden and the BBC titles Ground Force Container Gardens and Ground Force Water Garden Workbook plus a 400-page magazine At Home With Charlie.


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My lake Joondalup.
Lake Joondalup
There's a place I like to be
So filled with every kind of tree
And birds of every shape I see
Where roos, they come right up to you
And the Parrots act so tame
I love that lake in Joondalup
I've always felt the same.
Oh, you should hear the volume
Of the screeches, song and chatter
The noise it nearly deafens one
Till nothing really matters
It all becomes a part of you
As it seeps into your soul
That bird din mesmerizes me
And makes me feel so whole.
One can sit there by the water's edge
In an alcove all alone
There's little benches everywhere
I sit here on my own
Watching all the wading birds
The Storks, the Ducks the swans
The Ibis and the White egrets
And on, and on, and on.
Lake Joondalup
It's an addiction to my soul
When there, I am a happy man
It's a fifty minute stroll
From my house, and It's worth it too'
It's a peaceful little place
Whenever I sit here by this lake
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Matriculation and Student Success
Matriculation and Student Success Committee Charge
The Matriculation committee reviews the SCC Matriculation Plan and informs revision of its component standards. In alignment with the college mission, values, and goals, the shared governance process, and the District Matriculation Committee, the committee evaluates, provides feedback, and makes recommendations in areas including admission, orientation, assessment, advising and counseling, and other matriculation activities, The committee sets goals for fully implementing matriculation at Sacramento City College, identifies needs in the matriculation process, and initiates programs that will address these needs.
Matriculation and Student Success Committee Meeting Schedule and Location:
2nd Tuesday of each month
City Café 2 from 12:00 to 12:50pm
2014-15 Matriculation and Student Success Committee Members:
Committee Chairs:
Manager: Albert Garcia, Language and Literature
Classified: Robert Heisleman, Information and Orientation
Faculty: Gerri Scott, Counseling and Student Success
Administrative Members:
Anne Licciardi, Math, Statistics and Engineering
Debra Luff, Student Services
Classified Members:
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Craig Hart, Matriculation
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Faculty Members:
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Traveling to Germany
Germany is one of the most historic and popular destinations in Europe, and countless travelers head there each year on vacation. From the thriving, vibrant cities of Berlin and Munich to the historical landmarks like the Dachau Concentration Camp and Neuschwanstein Castle, there is so much to do, see and explore. This guide will discuss your travel options for getting to Germany, how to save money while you're there, and which sights you won't want to miss.
Getting to Germany: There are countless options when it comes to traveling to Germany. If you are heading there from outside of Europe, you will likely need to fly into one of the larger international airports. These include the airports in Hamburg, Berlin and Munich. For visitors arriving from a nearby European city, it may be less expensive to take the train into whichever area of Germany you plan to explore first. Transportation around most of Germany is efficient and affordable, including the trains, buses and even trams in some major cities.
Major Attractions: As Germany is such a vast and diverse nation, there are thousands of potential attractions worth a visit on a trip to the country. Some of the scenic destinations include the Alps in the south, specifically in the quaint town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. There are also many large lakes, as well as famous forested areas like the Black Forest and the fertile Rhine Valley. Other important historical destinations include the Berlin Wall, the castle of Neuschwanstein Castle and the Holocaust Memorial.
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Traveling to Germany can be an exciting and wonderful vacation. By ensuring that you save money while you are there, visit all the major attractions and enjoy the local transportation, you can guaranteed yourself an enjoyable vacation and trip to Germany.


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Both Wenatchee and Walla Walla won again last night and remain tied atop the North Division with 16-10 records.
The Sox have a 5-game win streak, their longest of the season.
The AppleSox have now defeated Kitsap 16 consecutive times.
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Average number of AppleSox runs the first 12 games 3.75. Record 5-7. Average number of AppleSox runs the last 14 games 6.50. Record 11-3.
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Wenatchee is 5-0 for July. Best seventh-month start ever. Previous best 3-0 in 2007 and 2008.
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Not the best day in Wenatchee history. They are 6-5 overall, 5-5 in league games, 3-4 on the road and have a 2-game losing streak (a doubleheader in Bend a year ago).
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Process for rendering a plastic identifiable by adding 5 to 10,000 ppb of a fluorescent marker to the plastic during or after is manufacture.
1. Process for sorting plastic waste or plastic refuse, wherein plastics which have been rendered identifiable by adding 5 to 10,000 ppb of a fluorescent marker to the plastic during or after the manufacture of the plastic are classified according to each type of plastic based on the fluorescence radiation emitted from the plastic.
2. The process of claim 1, wherein said fluorescent marker comprises at least one fluorescent dye selected from the group consisting of coumarins, perylene dyes, benzanthrones, anthrapyrimidines and anthrapyridones.
3. The process of claim 2, wherein said fluorescent dye is either lipophilic or branch-substituted.
4. The process of claim 1, wherein said fluorescent marker comprises complexes of rare earth metals.
5. The process of claim 4, wherein said complexes of rare earth metals comprise at least one substance selected from the group consisting of Eu complexes and Tb complexes.
6. The process of claim 5, wherein said complexes demonstrate sharply defined emission bands and can be identified by irradiation with a normal lamp.
7. The process of claim 1, wherein the radiation emitted from the plastics is generated by a laser.
8. The process of claim 1, wherein the radiation emitted from the plastic is intercepted by a detector.
9. The process of claim 8, wherein the detector records the radiation emitted from the plastic as a signal and said signal is used for triggering a classifying operation.
10. The process of claim 9, wherein the plastic waste or plastic refuse comprises small particles and said classifying operation comprises electrostatic charging and deflection in an electric field.
11. The process of claim 9, wherein the classifying operation comprises mechanical separation.
The reuse of plastics recovered from refuse and waste presupposes that they can be sorted according to their chemical constitution.
It is for example in some cases possible to assign the shape of a plastic article to a particular manufacturer or product (sample identification) or to use spectroscopic methods. Under the specific conditions involved such methods are however not sufficiently reliable since the composition of the samples, their state of preservation, the use marks and contaminations contained therein and their age cause them to vary greatly in appearance and an unfeasible amount of time is required for viewing the correspondingly large number of objects. Finally, it is also possible to classify plastics via their density.
Plastics consisting of molecules having a high content of hetero atoms usually have a higher specific density than those consisting of pure hydrocarbons. It is thus possible, for example, to carry out fractionated preliminary separation in order to obtain polyolefins such as polypropylene and high- and low-pressure-process polyethylene in one single fraction.
This fraction forms a major constituent of refuse. Thus the normal content of plastics in household waste consists of 65% of polyolefins, 15% of polystyrene, 10% of polyvinyl chloride, 5% of polyethylene terephthalate and 5% of other plastics (Eu. Plast. News, 1989(12), 41).
There is therefore the need to be able to separate the polyolefin fraction even further, in order to obtain recyclable materials. Only pure materials can be usefully recycled.
It is known to mark plastics by incorporating additives in small quantities so that they can be recognised during processing. This can be done relatively simply if the polymer contains polar groups which are capable of binding the additives. Thus V. Nowotny and I. Alexandru (J. Appl. polym. Sci., 24, 1321-1328 (1979)) produced laser markings on polyethylene terephthalate using disperse dyes and obtained high resolutions. Similar proposals, in particular for identifying products from specific manufacturers relate to the use of fluorescent dyes (e.g. Jap. Pats. Nos. 62,271,734 and 62,167,072, German Offenlegungsschrifts 32,41,489, 29,18,487, U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,329,378, 4,303,701 and 4,813,973 and EP 30 577).
Marking becomes more difficult when the polymer does not contain any polar groups, as in the case of polyolefins. In the latter customary additives are ineffective. In order to avoid this problem W. T. Tang, G. Hadziioannou, B. A. Smith and C. W. Frank have for example suggested (Polymer, 29 1313-1317 (1988)) chloromethylating polystyrene in order to enable fluorescent dyes to be incorporated therein. Further proposals of this kind have been made which are characterised by separate marking steps. The processes concerned are all unsuitable for solving the problem addressed by the present invention, since they necessarily prolong the production process and thus entail an unacceptable increase in the price of the product.
The present invention relates to a process for rendering plastics identifiable which is characterised in that 5-10,000 ppb of a fluorescent marker is added to the plastic during or after its manufacture. Suitable markers are preferably fluorescent dyes from the series comprising coumarins (German Offenlegungsschrifts 2,125,811, 36 09 804 and 25,29,434), perylene dyes (German Offenlegungsschrift No. 31,49,620), benzanthrones (German Offenlegungsschrifts Nos. 26,17,322, 26,17,321 and 2,154,753), anthrapyrimidines (European Patent No. 32,373 and German Offenlegungsschrift No. 3,001,188) and anthrapyridones (Jap. Pats. Nos. 49,75,652 and 46,76,927). Depending on the substrate the dyes have to be lipophilic or branch-substituted.
It is particularly preferred to add complexes of rare earth metals, in particular Eu or Tb complexes which are distinguished by sharply defined emission bands and can be identified by irradiation with a normal lamp. A further advantage of these substances is that they display considerably longer-lasting fluorescence than customary organic fluorescent dyes and therefore produce a signal which can easily be differentiated from the fluorescent emissions of other substances which may possibly be present.
The addition of such small quantities of the coloured marker does not change the properties of the polymers.
The invention also relates to the use of the identification process according to the invention for the classification of plastic refuse. The excitation of the dye in the object to be tested, for example by means of a laser, produces scattered emitted light which is intercepted by a detector and recorded. This signal is used for triggering off the classifying operation. In the case of small, granulated particles, this can involve electrostatic charging and deflection in an electric field or, in the case of larger particles, a simple process of mechanical separation.
The present invention thus also relates to a process for sorting plastic waste or plastic refuse, which is characterised in that the plastics which have been rendered identifiable by the addition of a fluorescent marker are classified according to type of plastic on the basis of the fluorescence radiation emitted.
This process, which is distinguished by its great simplicity, also makes it possible to separate polyolefin fractions even further following preliminary separation based on density. If several coloured markers of different emission wavelengths or intensities are used the various constituents of the polyolefin fraction can be identified simultaneously and separated out.
It is particularly important for the marking substance to display high-quality and wide-ranging use fastness properties. It must also be non-toxic.
The dyes are used in quantities of 5-10,000 ppb. Since high concentrations of coloured markers can lead to colour distortions it is preferable to use them in concentrations which are as low as possible.
2,000 g of polyethylene are mixed with 100 mg of 3,9-bis[2-(5,6(1,1,3,3-tetramethyl)cyclopenta)-benzoxazolyl]-perylene and processed into plates of a thickness of 2 mm at 200° C. The fluorescence is measured as the reflection from the surface by excitation at the absorption maximum of the dye. The values listed in column 1 are obtained:
______________________________________ 1 2______________________________________wavelength of excitation: 526 nm 525 nmmaximum emission: 576 nm 573 nmStokes shift: 50 nm 48 nmintegrated peak area signal: 1,115,120 774,122______________________________________
If the same procedure is followed as described above and the same quantity of polypropylene is used instead of polyethylene at a temperature of 230° C., the values listed in column 2 are obtained.
If the same procedure is followed as in Example 1, but 2-methyl-[n-hexyl]-aminodibenzo[f,i,j]isoquinolin-7-one (prepared according to Houben Weyl, vol. 7/3c, p. 346 (1979), 4th edition) is used as the dye, the values listed in column 1 are obtained for polyethylene and the values listed in column 2 for polypropylene:
______________________________________ 1 2______________________________________wavelength of excitation: 459 nm 456 nmmaximum emission: 532 nm 536 nmStokes shift 73 nm 80 nmintegrated peak area signal: 598,039 236,602______________________________________
If the same procedure is followed as in Example 1, but the same quantities of a) N,N-dimethyl-tetrachloro-perylenetetracarboxylic acid diimide (prepared according to German Offenlegungsschrift No. 31,49,620) and b) 7-diethyl-amino-4-cyano-3-(2-[5-trifluoromethyl)-thiadiazolyl coumarin are used instead of the dye mentioned in Example 1, the values listed in column 1 are obtained for polyethylene and the values listed in column 2 for polypropylene:
______________________________________ 1 2______________________________________a)maximum excitation: 517 nm 514 nmmaximum emission: 549 nm 546 nmStokes shift: 32 nm 32 nmintegrated peak area signal: 957,713 544,367b)maximum excitation: 521 nm 482 nmmaximum emission: 571 nm 571 nmStokes shift: 50 nm 89 nmintegrated peak area signal: 1,119,877 348,007______________________________________
The dye LISA yellow (9400 57400) was added to small test plates of polycarbonate in the usual commercial colours black, white and transparent.
For this purpose the substances were mixed in granulated form and injection-moulded to form small plates. Then a fluorescence spectrogram of the surface was made.
The results are summarised in the table.
The fluorescence signal of the LISA dye is clearly detectable down to concentrations of 25×10-4 [g/kg].
______________________________________ dyesample concn.carrier substance [× 10-4 g/kg] max. emission integral______________________________________polycarbonate 0 579.7 2475black 5 578.0 4622 25 569.8 24369polycarbonate 0 552.4 100580white 5 571.4 427126 25 576.3 1330803polycarbonate 50 571.4 631924colourless 25 574.7 715873(transparent) 0.5 571.4 92467______________________________________
5 small test plates were prepared from bisphenol-A polycarbonate, each of which contains 0.01% by weight of a fluorescent dye.
The emission maxima of the plates are as follows:
______________________________________No. nm______________________________________1 521 (green)2 590 (yellow)3 595 (orange)4 623 (red)5 635 (dark red)______________________________________
All plates are excited with the same wavelength of 480 nm and the following results are obtained:
______________________________________plate no. emission nm relative peak height______________________________________1 514 2852 571 2013 560 2654 588 3155 599 314______________________________________
On irradiating plate 1 with 482 nm the emission was at 513 nm and the relative peak height was 268; on irradiating plate 5 with 576 nm the emission was at 597 nm and the relative peak height was 316.
Thus the emission and the peak height are, within certain limits, virtually independent of the excitation wavelength. This means that all 5 fluorescent dyes can be excited to emission by means of only one excitation wavelength. This means that the 5 plates can be differentiated by their emission even when exciting them with only one wavelength. The model experiment shows that the classification process according to the invention is practicable and can even be automated.
266 mg (1 mmol) of naphthoyltrifluoroacetone in 1000 ml of dichloroethane are stirred with 366 mg (1 mmol) of EuCl3 ·H2 O in 1000 ml of methanol/H2 O 10:1 at room temperature for 1 hour. The resulting complex is applied to polycarbonate films (transparent, thickness: 116 μm). The following values are obtained on excitation at the absorption maximum of the diketone:
______________________________________wavelength of excitation: 335 nmmaximum emission: 615 nmStokes shift: 270 nmintegrated peak area signal 12,319______________________________________
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Colloquium: Dr. Geraldine Pratt
Fri, October 18, 2013 • 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM • CLA 0.128
The Department of Geography and the Environment is pleased to present visiting speaker Dr. Geraldine Pratt for our Fall 2013 Colloquium series. This event is open to the public.
Filipina Nannies and their Children: testimonial theatre,travelling scholarship and transnational debate
The largest number of immigrants to Canada now come from the Philippines; a significant proportion come first as live-in caregivers, later sponsoring their families. The temporary labour migration program through which they come is typically thought to be among the best in the world; my research, in collaboration with the Philippine Women Centre of BC, documents some troubling long-term consequences for their children and families. The issues and problems that we identify demand a wider airing and so we have entered into a collaboration with theatre artists to create a testimonial play based entirely on verbatim transcripts of research interviews. Our goal is to put disparate experiences of care and need into dialogue and to stimulate wider public debate. In 2009 Nanay: a testimonial play was premiered at Vancouver's PuSH International Performing Arts Festival and then presented at the Hebbel am Ufer Theatre in Berlin. As we prepare to take the play to PETA Theatre in Manila in November of this year we are grappling with the challenges of transnational translation and the fact that the same migration experience can look and be thought about differently from different locations. I share some of our deliberations and present several scenes and strategies through which we hope to move Nanay into a new emotional and political terrain. Transnational encounters always run the risk of retracing colonial and neocolonial trajectories; we are alert to these risks.
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In addition to the above recommended appropriation $499,991 will be paid in Fiscal Year 1999-2000 for long-term debt incurred on behalf of this agency from the previous sale of bonds. Total long-term debt service payments for the state for Fiscal Year 1999-2000 are reflected in the Governor's Executive Budget Supporting Document in Non-Appropriated Requirements, Schedule 22-922.
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