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Lake County, Florida Horse Stables and Horse Farms Directory
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Cara Blanchard Training, Inc.
DreamCatcher Horse Ranch
Eustis, FL(352) firstname.lastname@example.com
Cara is a rider, trainer, and instructor who has garnered multiple National and Regional Championships in dressage and sport horse divisions. She has also earned her USDF Silver and Bronze Medals and has successfully competed up to FEI Grand Prix! Special deals, packages, and programs always available. Introductory lesson with Cara is only $15 (as of July 2010), no matter what your level! Specializing in the youth and amateur rider - beginner to advanced. Students of all ages and training horses of all breeds are welcome. Lessons available on one of our beloved schoolmasters or your best friend. Please see website for all of the details!
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Trainers and Clinicians; Dressage Stables; Horse Training Stables; Riding Instructors
Region: Lake County, Florida
E. L. Flying Horse
10639 Toad Rd
Clermont, FL 34715(407) 702-8332(352) firstname.lastname@example.com
Full service equestrian facilities nestled in the hills of Clermont. We offer riding lessons for ALL AGES! Horse riding, trail riding, horse leasing, pony rides, horse boarding, pony parties, summer camp, barn tours, and much more! We specialize in horse rescue and rehabilitation. See website for more details.
If you are looking for an exciting, fun filled yet educational summer horse camp this year – then look no further!
DreamCatcher Horse Ranch and Rescue Center can offer you:
• A program for children, five to sixteen years old, where children and teenagers learn all about horses. NOT YOUR ORDINARY CAMP! As a 501©3 horse rescue, we will also teach campers all about how and why we get the rescue horses in, how we rehabilitate them, and the responsibility of horse ownership and finding forever homes for the horses.
• Safety, care, and hands on experience with horses for all ages and levels from beginners thru advanced.
• Riding instruction in English, Western, Jumping, Obstacle Challenge, and Trail Riding (children may choose any and/or all riding disciplines).
• All activities are horse related.
• Classes include Grooming, Saddling, Bridling, Bathing, Horse Anatomy, Vet Care, Nutritional Care, Horse Colors and Breeds, individual instruction time with trainers, bareback riding, and other general knowledge.
For more information or to reserve a space, please contact:
Alison @ 407-702-8332 or Loran @ 352-398-5491
Categories: Horse Rescue Organizations; Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Ranches and Vacations; Summer Horse Riding Camps; Pony Parties / Birthday Parties; Horse Leasing Stables
Region: Lake County, Florida
Florida Carriage Museum & Resort - FCMR
29461 SE Hwy 42
Umatilla, FL 32784(407) email@example.com
Breeding foundation Appaloosas, boarding, sales, training, and stallion for stud services.
Categories: Appaloosa Breeders and Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Horse Training Stables
Region: Lake County, Florida
Howey Horse Haven
3000 Marion County Road
Weirsdale, FL 32195(352) firstname.lastname@example.com
The Florida Carriage Museum & Resort encompasses over 400 acres of beauty in central Florida's horse country. Visitors to the museum re-live history as they experience one of the finest collections of carriages in the world. They can even take a carriage ride.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Ranches and Vacations; Carriages; Driving Stables; Event Facilities; Horse Hotels / Overnight Boarding
Region: Lake County, Florida
Pleasure Oaks
Visit Howey Horse Haven's Facebook Page
22109 N Buckhill Rd
Howey In The Hills, FL 34737(352) email@example.com
Howey Horse Haven, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rehabilitation of abandoned, abused, neglected and unwanted horses. We provide the proper nutrition, medical care, farrier, dental services, lots of love, and of course, treats! We strive daily to give all the horses that enter our lives a much deserved second chance at life, one horse at a time. Howey Horse Haven is 100% volunteer operated. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or comments! Thank you so much for your prayers and support!
Categories: Horse Rescue Organizations; Stables and Horse Farms
Region: Lake County, Florida
Quarter Crib, The
Visit Pleasure Oaks' Facebook Page
5802 Empire Church Road
Groveland, FL 34736(321) firstname.lastname@example.com
Pleasure Oaks is located lakeside in Groveland, Florida. Our facility is clean & well maintained with a 12 stall barn and beautiful turnout. We offer full board including:
- Seminole Grain - Fed twice daily on a consistent, timely schedule.
- Premium Hay - Shipped in to ensure the freshest quality & fed 2-3 times daily, depending on your horse's needs.
- Large, Oversized Stalls - With mats, clean bedding & buckets assigned ONLY to be used by your horse. Stalls cleaned daily.
- Wash Rack - With 4 tie areas & fantastic drainage.
- Dressage & Oversized Jumping Arena - With sufficient footing, watered & dragged consistently
- Grassy Turnouts - Paddocks have large oak trees with fantastic shade & are dragged weekly
- On Property Care - Overnight care/watch are also provided
- Hands-On Horse Care - We treat every horse like our own, ensuring that they receive the best care to meet their individual needs. Even if boarders are unable to make it out to the barn, their horse will be looked after impeccably.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Lake County, Florida
Serenity Farms
Fruitland Park, FL 34731
AQHA American Quarter Horses. Breeding quality halter and pleasure horses.
Categories: Quarter Horse Farms; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms
Region: Lake County, Florida
Silver Wind Farm
25600 Serenity Lane
Howey-in-the-Hills, FL 34737(352) 552-3234(407) 832-8730www.serenityfarmsfl.com
Serenity Farms is a full service equestrian facility located on 300+ acres of beautiful land. Trail ride for hours on and around the farm. We offer boarding, training, lessons, pony parties, and much more. Our goal is to serve the equestrian community with a peaceful place to come and enjoy their horses.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Pony Parties / Birthday Parties; Horse Training Stables; Riding Instructors
Region: Lake County, Florida
Southern Cross Stables
18105 W Apshawa Rd
Clermont, FL 34715(407) firstname.lastname@example.com
We are a year round Christian family oriented lesson and boarding facility. We take care of your children and horses like one of our own with safety being extremely important. I have had over 30 years in the business. We provide summer camp with a mix of lessons and games and lots of learning every day.
Categories: Arabian Horse Farms; Welsh Pony Breeders and Stallions; Stables and Horse Farms; Breeding Farms; Lesson Stables; Christian Community; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Lake County, Florida
Veterans Multi-Purpose Center (VMPC)
14910 Lost Lake Road
Clermont, FL 34711(407) 654-3689(407) firstname.lastname@example.com
We do training, lessons, pony parties, sales, and hacking. We have several turnouts available for boarding.
Michelle Fritchek is currently campaigning one of the top 10 dressage prospects in the country. She has 24 years of experience.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Ranches and Vacations; Summer Horse Riding Camps; Dressage Stables; Pony Parties / Birthday Parties; Sale Barns; Horse Training Stables
Region: Lake County, Florida
Cross Rails Riding Academy
16540 Lake Stewart Drive
Groveland, FL 34736(877) 791-8603(954) email@example.com
Equine Assisted Therapy for veterans their families and the community.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Therapeutic Riding Stables; Equine Assisted Psychotherapy Programs
Region: Lake County, Florida
LMS Boarding
We offer a unique equestrian experience. We focus on English riding; including hunters, jumpers and dressage. We pride ourselves on maintaining a clean, laid back, fun environment. Call for more information at 352-243-7433. Clermont, Florida.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables
Region: Lake County, Florida
Clermont Saddle Club
18109 Demko Rd
Altoona, FL 32702(352) 208-3361(352) firstname.lastname@example.com
Located in Altoona, FL. Stall and pasture boarding. Partial and full board. Direct access to Ocala National Forest Trails. Covered hay rolls in each pasture. Daily turnout for stall board. Shaded pastures, rotated each week. Feeding slots in pasture board pastures. Separate tack and feed rooms for stall board and pasture board.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards
Region: Lake County, Florida
JM Horse Rescue
Clermont, FL 34714(352) email@example.com
A horse club for all ages and disciplines. We offer lessons, boarding, horse management courses, camps and sales. We also do trail rides as a club in Lake Louisa State Park all riders and horse owners are welcome.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Summer Horse Riding Camps
Region: Lake County, Florida
Majestic Stables
Deland, FL 32720(407) 535-0516(407) email@example.com
Our goal is to provide care, rehabilitation and relocation through adoption of unwanted, neglected, abandoned, or abused horses.
It all started with the rescue of one horse. To see one of these great animals starving is unspeakable. So we are trying to be their voice and their helper, and through our horse rescue and others like us, we will continue to save one horse at a time by bringing them in, getting them healthy and trained again, and then finding them responsible loving homes. We try to save as many equines as we can from a slow and many times a painful death.
Our future goals are to offer clinics or classes for the care and training of these majestic animals. Our hope is to educate enough people that in time fewer horses will need to be rescued. We also try to educate owners on proper equine care, and we will be offering classes on basic horse care and handling. We are also going to start a Veterans Day once a month at our farm where our HEROS can come and spend the day and enjoy the animals.
Because we are a small rescue, we are only able to take in a small amount of horses at one time. If you are in need of our help, give us a call. If we cannot help you, we will try to help send you in the right direction. We promise to rescue neglected, abused, and homeless horses and provide them a loving home and also rehabilitation, retraining and then adoption for some to approved homes.
JM Horse Rescue does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or any other basis of discrimination prohibited by law.
Categories: Horse Rescue Organizations; Stables and Horse Farms
Region: Lake County, Florida
Winter Garden, FL 34787(407) firstname.lastname@example.com
"No Drama" horse boarding, lessons, camps, parties, and leases.
Majestic Stables is located in Lake County, FL, in Winter Garden. Situated on 23 acres of shaded oak trees, creating a beautiful and peaceful environment. Concrete barn w/hurricane protection in our 17 stall barn. Individual fans in each stall, 12x12 stalls, huge turn out paddocks, arena, round pen, jump field, riding field, and trails. Onsite professional training to help take you to the next level or get you started. On call vet & farrier. Amazing people joining together to share their love for the horses. Group functions, BBQ cookouts, and trail rides. Couldn't ask for a better environment.
Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Lesson Stables; Boarding Stables / Livery Yards; Summer Horse Riding Camps; Pony Parties / Birthday Parties; Horse Leasing Stables
Region: Lake County, Florida
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'The Bachelor' recap: It's a battle on the beach and paramedics are called
Okay, I had massive Slingbox problems, so I missed the first ten minutes of the show. Still, I think I can get up to speed pretty quickly. I'm just guessing, but I'm sure some bachelorette said she's falling harder than she expected to fall, another said she's worried she's going home, another said she will do anything to get a rose, and Sean said he's just so happy and blessed. Am I right? Am I right?
Anyway, where I join the fun is Sean and Lesley M., clearly on a one-on-one date, trying to break the world record for the longest on-screen kiss in front of the Guinness World Record Museum in Hollywood. It turns out the longest on-screen kiss isn't that long, because Guinness hasn't created a reality TV specific, we're-more than happy-to-waste-time category. Three minutes isn't that long when you split the screen into three parts, plaster on some voice over, and have Chris Harrison talking to fans watching the kiss. I think we can expect to see every other publicity-hungry reality TV show currently on the air aiming to break this record in about a week.
After they recover from their very long kiss, Lesley M. and Sean have drinks on the roof of the Roosevelt Hotel. It's time for Lesley M. to open up about herself. She loved junior high and high school! But she was a nerd. Lots of AP classes! And she loves to spend time with her family. Sometimes her friends are more fun than her friends are! And she wants the marriage her parents have! They still hold hands! They're madly in love! I would love someone to sit down with a bachelor, any bachelor of any season, and say their parents fought bitterly and now she distrusts everyone with a Y chromosome. Hey, it would shake things up a little.
Sean assures Lesley M. she'll find the guy who can give her what she wants, and he might be sitting next to her. Hint, hint! I think Sean likes her! And not just because she can kiss for three minutes! He feels like he's known her forever. "You just make me nervous," she says. "You do something to me! It doesn't happen very often, and that's a good thing." They kiss. He gives her the rose. They kiss more. Confetti falls on their heads as they kiss. So sweet, I guess, but so predictable.
Anyway, Sean has developed really strong feelings for Lesley M. He doesn't know where it's going to go, but he thinks he's going to enjoy finding out. Of COURSE he's going to enjoy finding out. He has hot chicks making out with him left and right. I will give Sean props for seeming to still be a pretty decent guy, as at this point in the season most bachelors have become pompous, self-absorbed douchebags. Hey, he might actually find love after all!
Another date card is delivered. Kacie, Robyn, Leslie H., Kristy, Catherine, Desiree, Karyn, Amanda, Lindsay, Daniella, Jackie and… Tierra will be going on the mob date. Twelve girls! What a mess.
Selma, Sarah, AshLee are left out, but AshLee doesn't mind. She wants to spend time with Sean one-on-one, and she's hopeful. Why, I have no idea, but I suspect we've just seen this segment as a way for the show to foreshadow future events.
The gaggle of girls don bikinis and head to the beach, where Sean wants to play beach volleyball. But there's Chris Harrison, fully clothed! Kacie B. knows Chris Harrison is like a dark rain cloud or some other prophet of doom. so she's worried. Chris tells the girls they will be broken up into two beach volleyball teams. The winning team gets to stay on the date with Sean. The losers go home immediately. Kacie B. is right! Chris Harrison is A FORCE FOR DARKNESS!
As Sean says, "This game is not exactly pretty," and luckily we don't have to watch too much of it, as it really is sad. If they added some wacky Benny Hill music, it might be funny, because these girls are just that awkward. Sean says he's going to feel terrible for whoever loses. Because they won't get to be with HIM! No, just because he feels bad for anyone who's disappointed, ever. Sorry, sometimes I forget Sean is the First Nice Bachelor.
The game is tied. "This game is the most important game I'll EVER PLAY IN MY ENTIRE LIFE" says everyone, more or less. Please, someone tell our hormonal bachelorettes that this is not only a game, it's a game within a dating game and someday they can go back to their normal lives and meet perfectly decent guys and everything will be FINE.
Kristy (I think? It's hard to tell on a tiny screen when everyone has their hair pulled back) sobs when her team loses. "I just wanted time!" You're not DYING, girl. The six losers get into the van to go home. Leslie H. is scared she'll go home without Sean getting to know her! Daniella just wanted to talk to him! Everyone sniffles and is generally dejected. I wish the producers would just give these women magazines to read or maybe a newspaper so they'd remember that Sean is not THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE.
Kacie B., Desiree, Lindsay and three other girls are so happy! They get to hang out with Sean at his home! Which isn't really his home, but is wherever he's staying during filming, but still, they're SO EXCITED!
All the lucky ladies who are slightly less incompetent at beach volleyball than six other ladies want to take advantage of their opportunity with Sean. Lindsay tells Sean she feels chemistry with him. She wants him to be HER BEST FRIEND! He loves this side to her; this creepy, stalker side to her! "When I fall in love, I fall head over heels and I GIVE EVERYTHING TO THAT PERSON!" she squeals. They kiss. "I never want to stop kissing that man!" she says in the interview room. Sean seems to think she's entirely sane. And this is the girl who showed up in a wedding dress!
Sean tells Desiree he thought she looked so good in her bikini. He loves her confidence. "I feel like I'll never get tired of hanging out with you," he says.
"I'm fun!" she responds. Desiree tells him she doesn't have to worry about anyone else. I would tell Desiree to worry about Lesley M., but that wouldn't be kind, would it?
Tierra reads the latest date card. It's for AshLee… and Selma! Sarah's face freezes in horror. A DOUBLE DATE? No, Tierra's just screwing with them. Sarah thought that was not funny at ALL. Sarah is angry for Selma and AshLee! Again, can someone give these girls something to do other than cycle together?
Back at the half-group date, Amanda tells Desiree she'll do WHATEVER IT TAKES to get the rose. She feels like she has a ton to offer. "If we were to get married, I'd bring such a fun, airy, light atmosphere," she tells Sean, omitting the part where, if another girl stands anywhere near her, she'll act weird and creepy.
Kacie B. is wondering if she should tell Sean about Amanda and Desiree and the tension brewing between them. Let's pause for a moment here.
If Kacie B. were not entirely stupid, she'd know this NEVER pays off. Never, ever, and it happens almost every damn season. Someone takes it on themselves to tell the bachelor one of the girls is being fake with him, or creating tension in the house, and the bachelor says, um, why aren't you sitting alone in your room thinking ABOUT ME?
So, she's not going to do this, is she? Oh no, she is.
Kacie B. tells Sean she's friends with Desiree, but she thinks there are different dynamics between the her and Amanda, and she can't be herself. What? I would say she's tattling to Sean, but she's not really making enough sense to be tattling.
"Why are you saying something to me?" Sean asks. "They both seem fine, and neither one of them has said anything to me about it." Kacie B. does not shut up, even though she's received a massive hint to stop while she's behind. But no, she keeps talking. I'm stuck in the middle! I'm not a drama person! "I want you to act like Kacie, not like this crazy person that I'm seeing."
So yeah, Kacie B. is going home.
Anyway, Sean doesn't give the group date rose to Kacie B., Amanda or Desiree. Instead, he gives the rose to Lindsay. Kacie B. is devastated. She realizes she screwed up. Yeah, we realized you screwed up BEFORE YOU EVEN DID IT.
Finally, it's time for AshLee's one-on-one date with Sean. She says nothing can go wrong today -- so Tierra promptly falls down the stairs just as Sean walks in. How fortuitous! Medics are called, but Tierra doesn't want to go to the hospital. "This is so stupid! I just want to be left alone!" Unless Sean is going to talk to her, in which case, that's okay. And guess what? Sean does spend time with her, so AshLee is furious that Tierra has found a way to cut into her date, and there's no way for her to interrupt without coming across like a selfish jerk. Well-played, Tierra, though we now know you're more than a little evil.
Finally, AshLee and Sean head off for their date -- and they're getting Six Flags Magic Mountain TO THEMSELVES. Whoa, ABC didn't send them to Disney? I know Disneyland can't be shut down for just two people, but hey, corporate synergy, bitches!
And it turns out Sean and AshLee won't be alone anyway. They'll be bringing along two girls with chronic illnesses. Emily and Brianna have only ever met one another online, so this will be the first chance for the best friends to meet in person. AshLee declares that this date thrills her heart, and it shows her so much about Sean. It shows me so much about the producers, but okay, Sean seems to like it, too.
Brianna is so excited to go to the park and meet Sean and AshLee. But then, she gets to meet Emily! The girls both suffer from mitochondrial disease, in case you're wondering. They seem a little shy around one another, probably because they're being followed around by a damn camera crew. Oh, and after they've gone on a lot of roller coasters, they are treated to a private concert by the Eli Young Band, which makes Sean very happy.
AshLee is touched by this date, and truth told, so am I. I'm glad to see "The Bachelor" using its power for good.
Finally, it's time for AshLee and Sean to be alone together. Those teen girls were inspiring and everything, but let's move on to the romance! AshLee wants to tell Sean about all the things she's been through. She wants as many children… "as my husband and I decide," she says, quickly covering the fact she was about to say "as I can pump out of my body before I hit menopause."
Oh, and on the adoption side, she wants to take in some older kids, since most people only want babies. Sean agrees, and admits that the idea has always been in his heart. AshLee's so excited! She was adopted at six, and when she was in a foster home she was abused by a family. But she's not bitter or broken, and she was never sexually abused. She considers herself lucky. Sean admires her. I'm glad AshLee went on this date, honestly, because she seems like one of the few girls in the house who really appreciates the significance of doing a good deed.
AshLee tells Sean about meeting her dad for the first time, and she says her parents promised they'd tell her they love her every day. She makes Sean cry, he gives her a rose, and they kiss. You know, the usual.
Finally, it's time for the Cocktail Party O' Death. Sean pulls Sarah aside and leads her out to a waiting black limo. She looks a little terrified, and I think she's worried Sean is sending her home, as if he just realized she will never have a two-handed backhand when they play tennis. But no, he's showing her that Leo, her dog, is visiting her. Good surprise. Sean really is The First Nice Bachelor!
Tierra tells Sean her back hurts. Do you need to go to the doctor? "No, no!" Tierra just wants more TIME with Sean! She needs TIME! To show him how crazy she really is! He assures her it's still early, so she should hang in there. I
But Tierra is PISSED when Desiree interrupts her time with Sean. "I want more time with him, and I GET WHAT I WANT," she tells us in a threatening-yet-girlish voice. That seems to kick off the steal-a-thon, during which Sean gets tossed around like an old soccer ball. Lesley steals him, then Robyn steals him, and so on, and so on, and finally everyone is PISSED.
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Rose ceremony!
He wants to talk to Kacie B. before he starts handing out roses. WHAT? Oh, oh no. He takes a rose with him, so that might be a good sign, but I doubt it.
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Kacie B. doesn't cry, but she does say that this time, she goes home with regrets. Sean returns to the girls to tell them he sent Kacie B. home.
Tierra gets a rose.
Leslie H. gets a rose.
Catherine gets a rose. Good. Now she can stop looking like a sad-eyed velvet painting of a puppy.
Daniella gets a rose.
Robyn gets a rose.
Selma gets a rose.
Sarah gets a rose.
Jackie gets a rose.
Amanda gets a rose. Ewww.
One rose left!
Desiree gets a rose. Of course!
So, Taryn and Kristy get the boot. Taryn feels like she never got a chance to connect to Sean. Sniffle. Kristy thinks he's wonderful and it would have been a fairy tale, but you can't force something that isn't there. More sniffling. I'm sad Kristy never got to truly exercise her "I'm a model" muscle, but alas, it's a tough season.
So, roller derby next week! More injuries! And Tierra emerges as the new villain. Things are getting ugly on "The Bachelor"!
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Belief, Credence, and Pragmatic Encroachment1
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This paper compares two alternative explanations of pragmatic encroachment on knowledge (i.e., the claim that whether an agent knows that p can depend on pragmatic factors). After reviewing the evidence for such pragmatic encroachment, we ask how it is best explained, assuming it obtains. Several authors have recently argued that the best explanation is provided by a particular account of belief, which we call pragmatic credal reductivism. On this view, what it is for an agent to believe a proposition is for her credence in this proposition to be above a certain threshold, a threshold that varies depending on pragmatic factors. We show that while this account of belief can provide an elegant explanation of pragmatic encroachment on knowledge, it is not alone in doing so, for an alternative account of belief, which we call the reasoning disposition account, can do so as well. And the latter account, we argue, is far more plausible than pragmatic credal reductivism, since it accords far better with a number of claims about belief that are very hard to deny.


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United States Cornell atent 1 [4 1 July 29, 1975 1 TAMPER INDICATOR TAPE [75] Inventor: Lew Wallace Cornell, Mound, Minn.
[73] Assignee: Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, St. Paul, Minn.
22 Filed: Sept. 17, 1973 21 Appl. No.: 397,797
[52] U.S. Cl. 220/359; 117/1; 161/DIG. 1; 161/162; 161/167; 161/406; 206/807; 283/8 [51] Int. Cl. G09f 3/03 [58] Field of Search 161/D1G. 1, 5, 167, 231,
161/406, 214, 225, 162; 206/459, 807, 813; 220/DIG. 16, 214, 359; 283/8 R, 8 B, 21; 117/1; 215/230 [56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,980,569 4/1961 Wening 161/225 X 3,389,827 6/1968 Abere et a1. 220/53 3,411,976 11/1968 Heliker et a1. 161/5 3,423,280 1/1969 Wiener 161/214 X 3,516,846 6/1970 Matson 252/316 X 3,516,941 6/1970 Matson 252/316 3,680,236 8/1972 Deal et a1. 40/22 Primary Examiner-Harold Afisher Assistant Examiner-Henry F. Epstein Attorney, Agent, or FirmAlexander, Sell, Steldt & DeLal-lunt [57] ABSTRACT An easy opening, hermetically sealed container with a preformed aperture is covered by a tape closure having on its outer surface an indicator layer which changes color when flexed, thereby indicating whether the closure has been handled or tampered with.
7 Claims, 3 Drawing Figures PATENTEB JUL 2 9 I975 SHEET SHEET PATENTED JUL 2 91975 TAMPER INDICATOR TAPE BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to an improved tape container closure.
In recent years containers have been hermetically sealed with easily opened tape closures which are affixed over a hole, or aperture, in the container wall by heat sealing or a pressure-sensitive adhesive; see US Pat. No. 3,389,827. The closure has one free end which is easily gripped by fingers and pulled so as to separate it from the can. The contents, e.g. fruit juice, oil, salt, etc. can then be removed via the exposed aperture.
This closure provides a good, effective seal and has gained wide acceptance for sealing open cans. It is possible, however, to carefully break the seal, remove or adulterate the contents of the can, and then replace the tape closure, leaving no readily visible traces of the tampering.
A tape closure having a tamper indicator system which changes color when an attempt has been made to remove it with the aid of an organic solvents, is disclosed in US. Pat. No. 3,680,236. This indicator incorporates a layer containing a dye which dissolves and stains the backing when it is contacted with an organic solvent such as kerosene or toluene. Such an indicator will not function where the tape closure is removed by purely mechanical means.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION This invention comprises a modification of tape closures such as those described in aforementioned US. Pat. No. 3,389,827, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference.
The modified tape closure of this invention has on at least a portion of its exposed face an indicator layer comprising a strong, flexible binder matrix throughout which are dispersed a solid color-forming material and capsules filled with a liquid which includes a dye precursor reactable with the color-forming material. If the dye precursor is not itself a liquid, it can be dissolved in a suitable solvent. When the closure is flexed by force applied to the free end of the closure, the capsules rupture and the colorforming material reacts with the dye precursor to form a colored dye, indicating the can closure has been tampered with. At least a portion of the indicator layer lies in the area intermediate the free end of the closure and the near edge of the aperture so that an attempt to remove the closure causes a color change in the indicator strip before any portion of the aperture is exposed.
The indicator layer can either be formed as a strip of tape which is attached to the back of a conventional tape closure or as a sheet of material from which complete can closures are cut. Either embodiment allows the production of a convolutely wound roll of sheet material which can be subsequently cut into tape closures of any desired size or configuration.
An indicator strip can be formed from a polymeric film backing material, e.g., biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate film, normally having a thickness of about 1 to 3 mils. Other suitable backings include films of cellulose acetate, aluminum vapor-coated polyester, cellophane, polyvinyl chloride, metal foils, polyurethane-saturated flat stock paper, etc. The backing should be chosen so it is adhesive receptive but is not degraded or otherwise adversely affected by the binder or its solvents. A presently preferred backing material is biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate film.
The indicator strip is secured to the tape closure by an adhesive, such as an acrylate, rubber-resin or other adhesive commonly used in the pressure-sensitive tape art. Hot melt or solvent activated adhesives could be used but are more difficult to apply and pressuresensitive adhesives are preferred because of their ease of application. The adhesive should bond the backing to the tape closure so that the indicator strip will not delaminate from the tape closure when the tape closure is flexed and any attempt to pull the indicator strip off the tape closure will activate the indicator strip.
On the exposed side of the backing, opposite the adhesive, is an indicator coating comprising a combination of binder resin, reactant materials, and perhaps fillers. if allowed to contact eaclh other the reactant materials, which comprise (l) a liquid consisting essen tially of a dye precursor and (2) a color-forming substance, will react to form a dye. The liquid dye precursor, however, is encapsulated and separated from the coreactant to prevent premature color development. Normally the color-forming substance is a finely dispersed solid material; however, it could also be an encapsulated liquid. The binder resin should have a high enough tensile or Youngs modulus that the force exerted to flex the closure tab upon opening will rupture the enclosed capsules. Suitable binder resins can be selected from the acrylics, polystyrene, polyvinylchloride, polyvinylbutyral, polycarbonate, etc.
In order to provide a system which will insure rupture of the capsules, it has been determined empirically that the binder should have a minimum Youngs modulus, measured at 2% elongation, of 125,000 psi. Binders having a significantly lower Youngs modulus will deform when the tape closure is flexed, so that the capsules will not rupture to release the liquid, and hence satisfactory color change does not take place.
The binder resin is preferably pale or water white, but in any case, it should not have a distinct color which would block or otherwise obscure the color of the dye formed during flexing of the closures. The resin chosen should also be compatible with the backing on which it is coated.
When the closure is flexed, the capsules rupture, the encapsulated liquid is released, and the co-reactants form a dye. One example of a suitable color forming combination is nickel rosinate and dithiooxamide derivatives, both of which are initially colorless but which react to form a deep purple dye. A further example is triphenyl methane leuco and acidic clays, which react to form a blue to purple color. Also useful is leuco methyl violet, which reacts to form brown. The leuco form of Malachite Green reacts with tannic acid to form a deep green.
Suitable liquid-containing microcapsules may be produced by dispersing the liquid dye precursor as finely divided droplets in an aqueous, water-soluble ureaformaldehyde precondensate solution, and acidcatalyzing the precondensate to form ureaformaldehyde polymer, around the dispersed droplets. A process for making encapsulated liquid materials can be found in US. Pat. Nos. 3,516,846 and 3,516,941, the disclosures of which are incorporated herein by reference.
The capsules containing the liquid reactant will generally represent about one-third to one-half by volume of the indicator layer. Above one-half by volume the capsules represent such a large portion of the indicator that it simply falls apart when the closure is flexed. As the percentage of capsules in the indicator layer is decreased substantially below about one-third by volume, the intensity of the color formed by flexing the closures decreases, and removing the tape closure at shallow angles, e.g., about 45 to 60, does not produce a deep color change. Thus, these closures would be subject to careful tampering and are not preferred for containers with food items. Such closures could be useful in less stringent applications, such as sealing oil containers, etc.
If desired, a pigment, such as titanium dioxide, may be added to the binder to provide a contrasting background and enhance the visibility of color changes, increasing the tamper indicators sensitivity.
The indicator coating will generally be about 0.5 to mils in thickness, preferably about 1 to 3 mils. Coating thicknesses below about 1 mil develop less color than heavier coatings when the closure is pulled off at a shallow angle. Coatings of 3 to 5 mils and greater are more difficult to apply and have a tendency to crack when sharply flexed, thereby reducing the intensity of the color change.
The indicator layer may be either a continuous film or in the form of a pattern, such as squares or dots. The indicator can also be applied in the shape of a word such as opened, which would become highly colored when the closure is flexed and thereby emphasize that the seal had been tampered with.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS A further understanding of the invention may be had by referring to the accompanying drawing in which like numbers refer to like parts in the several views and in which:
FIG. 1 is a top plan view of a can lid having an aperture covered by a tape closure of this invention;
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 1 taken along the section line 2-2, looking in the direction of the arrows;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of another type of tape closure made in accordance with the invention; and
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a roll of tape suitable for making can closures of this invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Referring to the drawings, and initially to FIGS. 1 and 2, can top is provided with aperture 12, tape closure 14 overlying can top 10 and sealing aperture 12. C10- sure 14 comprises film backing sheet 26, adhesive being applied over the lower surface thereof and serving to bond closure 14, to can top 10. At the distal portion of closure 14, adhesive 20 is covered by a small piece of film 19, thereby forming grip tab 18 to aid inremoval.
On the upper surface of film backing layer 26 is a layer of binder material 23, throughout which are dispersed capsules 24 filled with liquid dye precursor and finely divided particles of material capable of reacting with the dye precursor to form a dye.
When tab 18 is gripped and pulled upward to remove closure 14 from top 10, capsules 24 will rupture, thereby releasing their liquid contents, which will react with the solid coreactant to form a dye and thus show that closure 14 has been tampered with. Even if closure 14 is thereafter reapplied to can top 10, the evidence of the prior opening of the seal remains.
FIG.. 3 shows another embodiment of this invention, where the indicator layer is incorporated as part of a separate tape construction 21. Layer 22, comprising liquid-containing capsules 24 in binder 23, is coated on and bonded to film substrate 27 to form a laminate. The resulting laminate is then adhered to the top surface of film 26 by adhesive layer 28.
A roll 30 of material suitable for forming the can closure of this invention is shown in FIG. 4. A film 26 suitable for forming can closures has a strip of indicator material 16 longitudinally adhered to the film. Can closures having the desired configuration can be die-cut from roll 30 and the resulting closure mounted on a can top as shown in FIG. 1 or 2.
The invention is further described with reference to the following examples. All parts are by weight unless otherwise noted.
EXAMPLE 1 A mixture comprising:
9.0 parts of the condensed formaldehyde capsules containing derivatives of dithiooxamide described in US. Pat. No. 3,516,941, Example 18, having a diameter of about 15 microns;
9.0 parts nickel rosinate 13.2 parts isophthalic-terephthalic acid/ethylene glycol copolyester resin having a ring and ball softening point of 155C. (Vitel PE-200, available from Goodyear Chemical Co.), diluted to 40% solids with a 1:2 toluol-methyl ethyl ketone solvent;
13.5 parts methyl ethyl ketone was gently blended, to prevent capsule rupture, to a uniform consistency with an air driven propeller mixer and knife coated at a wet thickness of 3 mils on 1 mil biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate film. The coating was dried at 65C. for 20 minutes to form a dry indicator layer between 1 and 2 mils (0.025 0.05 mm.) thick.
A pressure sensitive adhesive was made by milling 100 parts Kraton 1101 block copolymer (an ABA block copolymer where A is 15,000 molecular weight polystyrene and B is 30,000 molecular weight polybutadiene) and parts Hercules S1010, a B-terpene. The blend was diluted with toluene to 40% solids and knife coated on the film surface opposite the dry indicator layer. The film was dried at 65C. for 20 minutes to evaporate the toluene, leaving 15 grains of adhesive per 24 square inches. The coated film was adhesively bonded to the upper surface of a can closure similar to that disclosed in Example 11 of US. Pat. No. 3,389,827. The indicator layer turned deep purple when the closure was removed from a can top even at shallow angles.
EXAMPLE 2 A closure like that of Example 1 was made using as the coating mixture 18 parts of the capsules described in Example 1, 9 parts nickel rosinate, 13.2 parts 40% solids Vitel PE20O in a 1:2 toluene:methyl ethyl ketone solvent, and 21.6 parts of methyl ethyl ketone.
The resulting indicator closures give a slightly deeper purple color than those of Example 1 when the closures were removed from can tops at shallow angles of about 45.
' EXAMPLE 3 A closure like that of Example 1 was made using a coating comprising 18 parts capsules of Example 1 18 parts nickel rosinate parts 35% solids Vitel PE-200 in cyclohexanone;
28.8 parts cyclohexanone The resulting indicator closures changed color when removed from can lids. When the closures were removed at 45, the color was light purple, lighter than in previous examples, although still acceptable.
EXAMPLE 4 A family of blends of Vitel PEZOO and Vitel PE207 (the latter being an isophthalic-terephthalic acid/ethylene glycol copolymer having a ring and ball softening point of 127C.), each weighing 200 grams, were prepared by milling on a two roll rubber mill at about 310F. for about 10 minutes and allowed to cool. The blends were hot pressed at 375F. between two sheets of release paper, using a force of 10,000 pounds, to form sheets about 50 to 65 mils thick.
Test pieces, conforming to ASTM Test Standard D1708-66, were stamped from the sheets using a standard die. The test pieces were dumbbell-shaped, approximately 1.5 inches long 0.625 inch wide in their greatest dimension, with a reduced center section 0.876 inch long and 0.187 inch wide. Samples h-k were brittle and heated with a warm air gun until the polymer started to soften to facilitate stamping. The die-cut pieces were stress-relieved in a warm air oven at 150F., for a sufficient time to insure that no residual stress remained from stamping and then conditioned for 24 hours at 72F. and 50% relative humidity.
The samples were mounted in an Instron tensile machine and the jaws separated at a rate of 1 inch/mi nute until break or a 10% elongation was reached, whichever occurred first. The average Youngs moduli of 3 tensile specimens of each blend are given in Table l.
Blends of resins, corresponding to the samples, were made and used in place of the Vitel PEZOO as a binder resin in making tape closures which were otherwise identical to that of Example 1. The resulting closures were mounted on can lids and removed at three different angles. First, the closures were pulled away at a shallow angle, where the angle between the adhesivecoated surface of the tape closure and the can lid was about 4560. Second, they were pulled vertically away from the can top at a removal angle of about 90. Third, the closures were doubled back upon themselves and pulled away at a removal angle of about 180.
'TABLE' [Continued 7 Youngs I %Vitel" PE200 %Vitel" PE207 Mod. at 2% Sample by Weight by Weight Elongation h 7O 30 139,168 i 20 156,667 j 10 r 194,770 k 0 174,496
Closures made with binder compositions h-k produced a deep purple color change, even when removed 1 at shallow angles. On the other hand, closures made with binder compositions a-g did not give an acceptable color change when removed even at angles of 90-180.
Further testing of blends in the composition range lying between samples g and h established that a ration of 2:1 Vitel PE200:PE207 gave a binder composition which gave a light color change when the tape closure was removed at a shallow angle and deeper color at 90-180 removal angles. This blend corresponds to a binder having a Youngs modulus at 2% of about 125,000 psi. Ratios of 3:1 gave a good color change even when removed at shallow angles and have a Youngs modulus at 2% of about 150,000 psi.
EXAMPLE 5 Example 1 was repeated, employing the same amounts of capsules and nickel rosinate but varying the binder system.
Binders used were:
a. 31.5 parts of a 16.8 weight percent solids VYNS (polyvinylchloride available from Union Carbide) resin in methyl ethyl ketone, 6.0 parts MEK, having a Youngs modulus of 280,000 psi;
b. 35.1 parts of 15 weight percent solids polyvinyl butyral in toluol (available as Butvar B76 from Shawinigan Chemicals), 21 parts toluol and 6 parts methyl ethyl ketone, having a Youngs modulus of 227,000 psi; and
c. 23.4 parts of 22.5 weight percent solids polycarbonate in dichloromethane (available as Rowlux from Rowland Products), and 18 parts dichloromethane, having a Youngs modulus of 207,000 ps1.
Tape closures made with binders (a) and (c) produced a faint lavender when pulled from can tops at a shallow angle, the depth and amount of color increasing when the closure is pulled off at 90 or more.
Tape closures made using binder (b) produced a light purple color when removed at 90 and deep color when pulled back upon itself at What is claimed is:
1. In a hermetically sealed container which encloses pourable material within a rigid wall having a preformed aperture therein, said aperture being covered and said container being hermetically sealed by a closure comprising a sheet material removably adhered directly to the portion of said wall which surrounds said aperture, said closure having a free end not attached to said wall, said closure being capable of being grasped by said free end and pulled back on itself without rupture to expose the underlying aperture and permit removal of the pourable material, the improvement which comprises:
on the outer surface of said closure an indicator layer comprising a strong, flexible binder matrix having a Youngs modulus at 2% elongation of at least about 125,000 pounds per square inch containing, dispersed throughout, a solid color-forming substance and capsules containing a liquid dye precursor reactable with said color-forming substance, at least a portion of said indicator layer being intermediate said free end and the nearer edge of said aperture,
whereby, when said closure is flexed by force applied to said free end, said capsules rupture and the color-forming substance and dye precursor react to form a colored dye indicating that said can closure has been at least partially removed.
2. The closure of claim 1, where said color forming solid reactant is nickel rosinate and said liquid color former is a dithiooxamide derivative.
3. The closure of claim 1, where said indicator layer is mounted on a polyester film, said film being secured to the closure.
4. The closure of claim 1 containing titanium dioxide pigment dispersed in the indicator layer.
5. The closure of claim 1 wherein the capsules comprise about one-third to one-half by volume of the binder matrix.
6. The closure of claim 1 wherein said indicator layer is in the form of a printed pattern.
7. The closure of claim 1, wherein said binder is an isophthalic-terephthalic acid/ethylene glycol copolyester resin.
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Political Philosophy, Clearly: Essays on Freedom and Fairness, Property and Equalities
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Political Philosophy, Clearly: Essays on Freedom and Fairness, Property and Equalities by Anthony dejasay Liberty Fund * 2010 *360 pages * $24.00 hardcover; $14.50 paperback
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One of the great myths of society today is that life is too complex to leave unregulated. Liberty might have been fine for a simple, agrarian society a couple of centuries ago, but now, supposedly, we need vast intervention by the State to manage human affairs.
In fact experience demonstrates that it is even more important to rely on the decentralized decisionmaking of the marketplace as society grows more complex. The commissars had a passable chance at figuring out how to make steel, however inefficiently. In the midst of the information and other technological revolutions, though, creating an advanced economy is beyond any human's ability. Instead we must rely on Adam Smith's "invisible hand" of voluntary action within the rule of law.
In this meaty book, Hungarian-born economist Anthony de Jasay explores the ability of individuals to privately organize their affairs and other issues relevant to the debate between statists and advocates of liberty. The essays collected in this volume span a broad array of questions, including the private provision of "public goods," the viability of limited government, and the relationship between liberty and justice.
Jasay begins with a frontal attack on two traditional concepts of classical liberals: the social contract and constitutionally limited government. The basic problem, he contends, is that the "fictitious social contract" logically results in far more government than originally desired. That in turn is because "[t]here is an obvious potential gain to the government, or to be pedantic, the persons in charge of it, from exceeding this mandate, and the means are available for doing so." That is to say, paper guarantees that are meant to constrain the growth of government and protect the liberties of the people are almost certain to fail. America's unhappy experience with the theory that governmental power can be contained by writing words on paper strongly supports Jasay 's position.
It is true that limits on government are sometimes respected - for a time, at least - but Jasay notes that this is mostly for idiosyncratic reasons. He points, for example, to the once generally held belief that government should abide by the same financial rules that individuals do as having restrained government spending in the past. "For about a century and a half before Keynes' General Theory became common currency for the literate and semiliterate, it was widely believed that repeated deficits in the state household were mortally dangerous, liable to lead to the country's ruin, and to be countenanced only in desperate circumstances. …


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I'm not sure, you would have to find that out from Landorus. Unfortunately, he has not been around for a long time. I think you have to catch/hatch it yourself.
I'm planning on spending some time hatching Cottonee now, with Encore and a Bold nature. It took me three hours to catch a Clefairy (which was female) with a Bold nature using a Bold Alakazam with Synchronize and then hatch a male Cleffa with a Bold nature so that I can breed it with my female Cottonee. After that once I get a Bold male Cottonee with Encore I can breed it with my Japanese Ditto.
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Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio said Monday his office is investigating a report of a $1 million bounty on his head.Read More »
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3rd Maricopa County supervisor investigated
A third Maricopa County supervisor has been under investigation by the Sheriff's Office over funds spent on a search for illegal listening devices.Read More »
Deadline extended for Arpaio to hand over e-mails
A federal judge hearing a lawsuit over the immigration patrols by the Maricopa County Sheriff's office has agreed to extend the agency's deadline for handing over e-mails about the patrols.Read More »
Ruling in sweeps lawsuit against sheriff postponed
A judge hearing a lawsuit over immigration patrols by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has postponed a ruling on whether to give the police agency more time to hand over e-mails.Read More »
Scared at school
Hispanic parents across the state are worried that police officers stationed at schools - whose mission is to become a role model to the students and foster a sense of trust between children and police - will start treating students like suspected law-breakers, after Arizona's new immigration law goes into effect.
Schools are doing their best to downplay the possibility of such a scenario. But the bill's authors say police officers in Arizona are required to investigate potential state immigration crimes, no matter what beat they're working.Read More »
Arpaio sues Maricopa County administrators
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's attorneys have filed another lawsuit against county officials, claiming administrators have conflicts of interest that prevent them from choosing lawyers for Arpaio.Read More »
Sheriff's office raids El Mirage business
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is conducting a raid at sanitation businesses in El Mirage and neighboring Youngtown northwest of Phoenix.Read More »
Maricopa County supervisors adopt $2 billion budget
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has adopted what it describes as a "steady-as-you-go," $2.26 billion budget for the spending year that begins July 1.Read More »
Agency wants later deadline for producing e-mails
A lawyer defending the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in a lawsuit over its immigration patrols has asked a judge to extend a deadline for handing over a huge volume of e-mails from the police agency.Read More »
MCSO immigration sweeps lead to 40 arrests
Maricopa County Sheriff's deputies say they arrested 40 suspected illegal immigrants in a 36-hour period ending Wednesday.Read More »