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We done the inside and outside of my buddys and our shop fridge in line-x when our buddy worked
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Being Japanese there is honestly no telling. Way different culture over there and even between
generations they have no clue what's up. The kids change trends over there faster than a teen
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Check local restaurants or bakeries. Often for a few bucks they will save their buckets for you
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There is a guy near here that sells those old ammo crates for $5 a pop. Personally I like ammo
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If it hasn't been a problem in the past, works for you, you're happy with it, then why make a
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Monday, January 16, 2012
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Akshay Khanna is a man of few words and believes his hard work would rather do the talking. The actor says what makes you stand out is the strong content of your film.
"No matter how good an actor you are, if you don't have a strong content, you can't do anything. And even if you are a very bad actor and if you have solid content, you will manage to do something. That's the point," said Akshaye, who has been in the industry for the past 15 years.
The actor, who started off as a main stream actor with "Himalay Putra" in 1997, has proved his versatility with films like "Taal", "Dil Chahta Hai" and "Gandhi My Father". Many of his films didn't do well at the box ofifce, but the actor is unperturbed and believes in picking up only those films with strong content.
You don't sign too many films so, what keeps you busy?
"Normal things. I sleep a lot. I am a great sleeper. I can sleep for 13 to 14 hours and that keeps me busy. I also love to do gardening," he said.
"I don't like to go to parties...I am not that kind of a person. I don't enjoy partying. I would rather be at home, watch TV, read a book," Akshaye told IANS.
The 36-year-old is ready for his first release of the year, "Gali Gali Chor Hai", which is about corruption and the plot revolves around a common man.
"The story is about a common man who gets stuck in the system. It's a simple story of a common man who works in a bank and gets stuck in the system and what happens to him is the story all about. It sounds depressing, but it's a hilarious film," he said.
"In the film, I am the person who is trying to get out but can't. My character keeps paying, paying, and paying and he reaches a point where he has to sell his house. Wife leaves him. He is destroyed totally."
The film is said to be inspired by 1994 "Laadla", which had Sridevi, Anil Kapoor and Raveena Tandon in the lead role. Akshaye has teamed up with Mugdha Godse and Shriya Saran in "Gali Gali Chor Hai", which is coming out Feb 3.
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"Just read the script. You should immediately feel I want to do this. Feeling should come," he said.
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This visualization option is available in four platforms. The VisionView ® operator interface is ideal for monitoring and controlling In-Sight ® vision systems and Ethernet-enabled DataMan industrial ID readers on the factory floor, and allows operator controls specific to the application. [See More]
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text: pKS3 [KS334] (ATCC® 53583™) Organism: Escherichia coli (Migula) Castellani and Chalmers / Clone Type: Clone / Depositors: Harvard Univ., KL Strauch, Harvard Univ. General Information Documentation Print Email Share Share this product Facebook Twitter Google+ Permits and Restrictions View Permits Designations pKS3 [KS334] Species Escherichia coli (Migula) Castellani and Chalmers Depositors Harvard Univ., KL Strauch, Harvard Univ. Applications produces protein methyl-accepting chemotaxis protein I (inner membrane protein) Vector Construct size (kb): 6.0DESCRIPTION OF VECTOR COMPONENT: Name of vector: pBR322Intact vector size: 4.363 Type of vector: plasmid Cloning sites: EcoRI ClaI HindIII EcoRV BamHI SphI SalI XmaIII NruI BspMI BsmI StyI AvaI BalI BspMII PvuII Tth111I NdeI AflIII PpaI PstI PvuI ScaI SspI AatII Polylinker sites: Construction: pBR313 Host range: Escherichia coliFeatures (with orientation and position when available): marker(s): tetR replicon: pMB1 marker(s): ampR Cross references: DNA Seq. Acc.: J01749 Insert DNA: genomicDESCRIPTION OF INSERT COMPONENT: Genome: Escherichia coli Gene symbol: phoA Gene name: alkaline phosphataseContains complete coding sequence?: U Localization: 9 min Genome: Escherichia coli Gene symbol: tsr Gene name: methyl-accepting chemotaxis protein I (inner membrane protein)Contains complete coding sequence?: U Type of DNA: genomic Insert end: Insert end: Insert size (kb): Cross references:Gene product: methyl-accepting chemotaxis protein I (inner membrane protein) [tsr]Target Gene: methyl-accepting chemotaxis protein I (inner membrane protein) Media ATCC® Medium 1896: 1065 plus ampicillin (100 mcg/ml) and XP (40 mcg/ml) Biosafety Level 1 Biosafety classification is based on U.S. Public Health Service Guidelines, it is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that their facilities comply with biosafety regulations for their own country. Shipping Information Distributed: freeze-dried Comments Restriction digests of the clone give the following sizes (kb): BamHI--uncut; EcoRI--4.4, 1.55, 0.35; PstI--6.0; HindIII--6.0.If the chimeric protein is degraded by proteases, the alkaline phosphatase becomes soluble in the periplasm and retains activity.The host chromosome contains an insertionally inactivated gene for the periplasmic protease htrA (degP), and thus shows reduced protease activity and increased stability of periplasmic proteins.pKS3 encodes a Tsr-alkaline phosphatase chimeric protein, with Tsr being N-terminal and anchoring the protein in the membrane. The alkaline phosphatase portion is exposed in the periplasm and retains activity. Classification Enterobacteriaceae, Escherichia References Beckwith JR, Strauch KL. Periplasmic protease mutants of Escherichia coli. US Patent 4,946,783 dated Aug 7 1990 Strauch KL, Beckwith J. An Escherichia coli mutation preventing degradation of abnormal periplasmic proteins. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 85: 1576-1580, 1988. PubMed: 3278319 Bascic Documentation Product Sheet Certificate of Analysis SDS


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NBA Projection:
He has the ability to be a high-energy player off the bench relatively soon. He can come in and play good defense, run the floor and make the most of his athleticism. Look for his name to be selected in the early-to-mid second round.
2013-2014 Season:
His offensive game improved as the season progressed and played his best in the last part of the season. He scored over 20 points in five of his last 10 games and just missed a triple-double with a 14-point, 10-assist, nine-rebound performance against Springfield.
Key Statistics:
12.0 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 2.1 apg, 1.2 spg, 28.8 mpg, .572 2PT, .309 3PT, .663 FT (D-League)
Cool Statistic:
He came on strong at the end of the season, scoring in double-figures in all of the last 10 games while averaging 18.5 points.
Reminds Me Of:
Tony Allen
What Insiders say:
Carl Berman, NetScouts Basketball
"Thanasis impressed me at the NBA Combine with his athleticism. To start his career he can be a very solid wing defender. He plays defense with a high level of intensity, similar to Patrick Beverley. His offense will likely come in time, but until then he'll do most of his damage in transition. His outside shooting does look improved and he has the work ethic to continue improving in that area".
Luka Bassin, Assistant Coach, Union Olimpija (Slovenia)
"Definitely worth a second-round pick. Maybe not so talented as his brother is but has some offensive tools to be successful in the NBA. In my opinion he is a better shooter than his brother and can run very well in transition. Playing in the NBDL also gave him some experience and will be easier for him to adapt to the NBA."
Sam Meyerkopf, Euroleague Adventures
"Watching Thanasis at the D-League Showcase this year, he really did seem like a smaller version of his brother Giannis. Thanasis is 6-7 and not quite as long as Giannis, but he still looks the part of someone who can really stand out on the defensive end and thrive in transition. He still needs to find a role in the half-court offense but if he's as quick a learner as his brother it's probably worth taking the risk on him.
David Aldridge's Big Board 2014: Small Forwards | Rank: No. 10
TNT Analyst David Aldridge breaks down the top prospects at each position
More intriguing to NBA types is NBA D-League product Thanasis Antetokounmpo, who plays for the 76ers' affiliate, the Delaware 87ers. Before I have to type that name again, he's the older brother of Giannis, the Bucks' first-round pick. (There are two more basketball playing brothers in the family; I will wait until they're old enough to be Draft eligible before putting my fingers through that trauma again.)
Thanasis Antetokounmpo played for Filathlitikos in Greece before coming to the States, where he was taken in the D-League Draft last year by Delaware. He played 29 minutes a night for Delaware, averaging 12 ppg. He is eligible for the NBA Draft this year; if he isn't taken, he'd become a free agent, able to sign with any team. More>>
-- Carl Berman and Chris Denker are Managing Partners of NetScouts Basketball, "The International Basketball Connection." You can follow NetScouts Basketball on twitter here, or follow Chris and Carl.


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When someone brings up a problematic issue and one by one people consider the issue and generate their own solutions while rejecting the previous solution until in the end everyone has sniffed each others ass and realized that yes it smells like shit but were not gonna change it.
When refactoring a database solution the developer asks why did we do it this way can we do it better? And it becomes a big circle sniff.
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|Aug 31, 1982
|Filing date
|Aug 20, 1981
|Priority date
|Oct 9, 1980
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|Andrew Herczog
|Original Assignee
|Corning Glass Works
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|Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (19), Classifications (16), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This is a division, of application Ser. No. 195,377, filed Oct. 9, 1980 now U.S. Pat. No. 4,311,772.
The glasses of the present invention are designed for making seals to vitreous materials of high alkali metal content such as are required for certain electrochemical, electrical, electronic, and optical applications. One example of an electrochemical application is the use of sodium ion-conducting glass membranes or electrolytes in one form of sodium-sulfur, high efficiency battery. Such glasses contain a high content of Na2 O and require low temperature, non-distorting seals. In the electrical, electronic, and optical areas, there are similar requirements for sealing to flat soda lime glass substrates utilized for circuit boards or as transparent enclosures for display systems, microcircuits, magnetic or optical storage matrices, solar energy conversion devices, etc.
An application of particular interest for the present inventive glasses is for sealing to the sodium ion-conducting glasses employed as solid electrolytes in sodium-sulfur batteries. In brief, such a battery comprises a liquid anode, a liquid or paste-like cathode, and a solid electrolyte-separator or membrane which is selectively permeable and which separates the anode and cathode. The anode consists of a molten alkali metal, an alkali metal amalgam, or a solution. The cathode consists of liquid sulfur and sulfides of the anode metal. The membrane is selectively permeable to the cations of the anode metal without transmitting, to any appreciable extent, other ions, neutral molecules, or electrons from either the anode or cathode. The anode, cathode, and membrane elements are customarily positioned within a liquid and vapor tight case.
Commonly, liquid sodium has comprised the anode, a liquid sulfur-sodium sulfide mixture, e.g., a sodium polysulfide, has comprised the cathode, and the membrane has been formed from a sodium ion conductive ceramic, such as β-alumina, or a glass. The use of sodium sulfide dissolved in, or in admixture with, liquid sulfur as the cathode has been found to be particularly useful since those two components form a wide range of mixtures that become liquid at relatively low temperatures, i.e., between about 235�-285� C., and demonstrate high electrical conductivity over a certain range of composition.
Sodium and sulfur are readily available and relatively inexpensive, when compared with lead. Furthermore, batteries made therefrom yield several times more energy per unit weight than the active materials of lead and lead oxide in the conventional lead-acid battery. Accordingly, the sodium-sulfur battery has the potential to replace the lead-acid battery in many applications.
As described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,679,480, one construction of an alkali metal-sulfur battery contemplates an electrolyte-separator (membrane) in the form of a bundle of very thin, hollow glass fibers (capillaries) sealed with open end into a common header. The capillaries are closed at the other end which is immersed into the molten alkali metal sulfide contained in the cathode chamber and are filled with the liquid alkali metal and in open communication with the anode compartment. The capillaries are prepared from a sodium ion-conducting glass. The sealing glass completes the separation between the anodic and cathodic liquids while mechanically holding the capillaries together in a bundle.
In order to obtain a good seal in that application, the sealing glass must fulfill the following three general requirements:
(1) the softening point of the sealing glass must be considerably below the strain point of the capillary glass to obtain a leak tight seal without thermal deformation of the capillaries during the sealing process;
(2) the coefficients of thermal expansion of the sealing glass and the capillaries should be well matched to insure a relatively stress-free seal; and
(3) the seal must be strongly resistant to attack by liquid alkali metal and alkali metal sulfide during battery operation.
A further property most desirable in the sealing glass is an annealing point slightly above the operating temperature of the battery (˜300� C.) to insure seal stability against deformation caused by internal pressure differences occurring during battery operation.
In conventional glass sealing, the sealing glass has to be heated to a temperature at which it is sufficiently fluid to wet the glass to which it is to be sealed in order to form a strong bond to it. Either one of two general mechanisms is involved in forming a bond: (1) simple surface adhesion; or (2) the formation of a common boundary layer through a diffusion process. In order to achieve the fluidity necessary for good wetting and for a tight bond, the sealing glass must be heated well above the softening point thereof, i.e., to a temperature at which the glass manifests a viscosity less than 107 poises and, preferably, as low as 102 -104 poises. This practice is beset with several disadvantages, for example:
(a) the fluid sealing glass flows out of place or deforms unless it is contained and containment is not feasible in numerous applications;
(b) the glass to which the sealing glass is bonded must have a higher annealing temperature or strain point than the sealing temperature, i.e., the temperature at which the sealing glass has to be quite fluid, this factor making it necessary to have a large difference in viscosities existing between the two glasses which circumstance, in turn, eliminates many potentially useful combinations of glasses having but small differences in viscosities; and
(c) the depth of the boundary layer between the two glasses is extremely difficult to control.
In general, a boundary layer will be formed which must be very thin and uniform in depth so as to minimize stresses which may be developed therein if the thermal expansion of the boundary layer does not closely match the thermal expansions of the two glasses being sealed together.
Table I reports the composition and several physical properties for a glass which has been employed as the membrane for a sodium-sulfur storage battery and a sealing glass that has been used therewith. The glass compositions are tabulated in terms of weight percent on the oxide basis as calculated from the batch. The coefficient of thermal expansion (Expansion) is reported for the range of room temperature (R.T.), commonly about 25� C., to 250� C.
TABLE I______________________________________ Membrane Sealing Glass______________________________________Na2 O 27.8 4.5B2 O3 62.6 92.7SiO2 5.4 2.8NaCl 4.2 --Expansion (� 10-7 /�C.) 124 126Softening Point (�C.) 532 396Annealing Point (�C.) 456 280Strain Point (�C.) 429 248______________________________________
Those two glasses satisfy the three general requirements listed above for such glasses. It has been observed, nevertheless, that battery failure occurs after a relatively short period of operation and is usually the result of breakage of the membrane-capillaries at the interface with the sealing glass. Customarily, a sealing temperature of about 380� C. was utilized with that set of glasses but that temperature produced seals of only marginal quality, particularly in the case of larger (>1") seal areas, with regard to leak tightness. However, it was noted that, where sealing temperatures in the neighborhood of 390�-400� C. were employed to improve leak tightness, many capillaries exhibited high brittleness at the seal. These observations led to the conclusion that either prolonged use at battery operating temperatures (˜300� C.) or excessive sealing temperatures cause some unexplained interaction between the sealing glass and the membrane glass resulting in mechanical weakness and eventual failure.
The primary objective of the instant invention is to provide a seal that can be made between glass bodies at relatively high viscosities, viz., within the range of about 107 -1013 poises, i.e., between about the annealing point and softening point of the sealing glass, but below the strain point of the glass to be sealed, such that undesired deformation through viscous flow can be avoided.
A complementary objective of the present invention is to provide operable compositions for glass bodies that can be sealed together at such high viscosities.
A specific objective of the subject invention is to provide compositions for use as glass capillaries in sodium-sulfur batteries and sealing glasses therefor which can be sealed together at high viscosities.
Those objectives can best be attained where the glass bodies to be sealed together have closely-matched coefficients of thermal expansion and wherein there is a necessary minimum interdiffusion occurring between the two glasses to obtain a hermetic seal therebetween. Hence, for example, a sound seal can be prepared between any pair of glass bodies wherein the coefficient of thermal expansion of one glass closely approximates that of the other and wherein each glass contains either alkali metal or hydrogen (or hydronium) ions, provided that there is a difference in the type of ions present in each glass. To illustrate, a Na+ ion-containing glass can be sealed to a K+ ion-containing glass and, if desired, the alkali metal ions can be mixed in each glass, i.e., a glass may contain both Na+ amd K+ ions provided that the Na+ :K+ ion ratios in the two compositions are dissimilar.
Glass compositions containing two or more alkali metal ions (mixed alkali glass) exhibit a number of properties of interest for accomplishing the primary objective of the instant invention. For example, if one alkali metal is replaced by another in a glass composition, certain electrical and physical characteristics will demonstrate a maximum (electrical resistivity, e.g.) or a minimum (viscosity, e.g.) at 50% replacement where the number of the two alkali metal atoms is equal. This "mixed alkali effect" of lowering viscosity can be utilized very advantageously in sealing an alkali metal-containing glass to another alkali metal-containing glass of otherwise like composition except for the identity of the alkali metal. The magnitude of the effect is dependent upon the quantity of alkali metal present which, desirably, will be at least 10 cationic percent of the composition. Of course, it will be apparent that other compositional variations can also be utilized to secure a lowering of viscosity which may be demanded for sealing glass applications.
A good seal demands that hermeticity be achieved between the glasses with a minimum of residual mechanical stress. In order to minimize stress, the coefficient of thermal expansion of each glass must closely match and the reaction layer at the interface between the two ought to be as thin and as uniform in thickness as is possible. These desiderata can only be attained in a sealing process where a good initial contact between the parts to be sealed is achieved and the sealing time and temperature are well controlled and uniform throughout the area of the seal. In those instances where perfect mating of surfaces to insure good initial contact cannot be obtained, the desired low temperature sealing, i.e., at glass viscosities of 106 poises and higher, can only be accomplished utilizing external pressure to establish good contact. Such pressure can be applied via exterior force or by surface tension such as occurs in the case of frit sealing where the sealing glass is applied as a dispersion containing fine particles which sinter together to form the seal.
The inventive method is especially applicable for sealing the thousands of fine capillary tubes utilized in a sodium-sulfur battery of the type described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,476,602, supra. Because the glass compositions most prevalently used for the capillaries have been from the sodium borate field, seals grounded in an alkali metal ion exchange reaction are particularly useful. Those glasses exhibit a rather low annealing temperature (˜450� C.) and the seal bonding them together must be firm at 300� C., the operating temperature of the battery. Stated in another way, the sealing glass ought to demonstrate a viscosity of at least about 1015 poises at 300� C. but must be soft enough to permit sealing below 450� C. These requirements render it difficult, if not impossible, to compound a glass displaying viscosity temperature characteristics necessary for such application if seals are to be made at low glass viscosities as taught in the prior art, without even considering problems of deformation or containment.
In order to better understand the above-described breakage problem of the capillaries in the sodium-sulfur batteries, a series of glasses was prepared having compositions, in weight percent on the oxide basis, intermediate the sealing glass and membrane (capillary) glass recited in Table I above, and those glasses are listed below in Table II. In like manner to the glasses listed in Table I, the coefficients of thermal expansion were measured over the range of R.T. to 250� C.
TABLE II______________________________________ A B C D D______________________________________Na2 O 7.4 12.0 15.0 19.7 23.0B2 O3 88.6 83.0 78.9 73.0 68.5SiO2 3.2 3.6 4.0 4.5 5.0NaCl 0.7 1.4 2.1 2.8 3.5Expansion 95 70 62 75 110(� 10-7 /�C.)Softening Point (�C.) 440 485 520 538 540______________________________________
Inasmuch as the Na2 O content was the principal variable, the content thereof has been employed as the abscissa of the appended graph, FIG. 1, wherein the coefficients of thermal expansion and the softening points are plotted for all the compositions (curves a and b, respectively). Curve a illustrates that the coefficients of thermal expansion of the sealing glass and the capillary glass are substantially identical but each of the intermediate glasses has a lower coefficient. Although this phenomenon has not been rigorously explained, it is believed to be caused via variations of coordination of boron atoms with Na2 O content, which has been termed the "boron anomaly", as reported by Briscoe and Warren, Journal American Ceramic Society, 21, 287 (1936). This phenomenon is also expressed by the tendency to phase separate which is evidenced in all compositions containing about 5-25% Na2 O [Shaw and Uhlman, Journal American Ceramic Society, 51, 379 (1968)].
Whatever the explanation, it is evident from the presence of the minimum in the coefficient of thermal expansion values that fracture of the capillaries will occur through thermo-mechanical stress if Na+ ions are removed from the capillary glass. This action can take place through sodium ion migration by exchange with hydrogen ions, either through the contact with the low Na2 O content sealing glass of higher hydroxyl ion content, or by the presence of crystalline interfacial material occasionally formed by devitrification, hydration, or some process-related contamination on the sealing glass surface. Curve b demonstrates that the loss of some Na2 O from the capillary glass can yield glasses which have viscosities as high, if not higher, than the capillary glass such that stresses cannot be annealed out at the battery operation temperature of 300� C. As was observed previously, Na+ ion migration may occur when the temperature is relatively high as, for example, during the sealing process or, if a long period of time is allowed, during the operating life of the battery, especially where spots of local over-temperature develop. Hence, the loss of Na+ ions from the capillary glass presents a very real problem with regard to the life of the battery.
The present invention alleviates that problem through the use of alkali metal borate sealing glasses exhibiting coefficients of thermal expansion closely compatible with those of the capillary glasses and containing alkali metal ions other than Na+ ions, such that an interdiffusion by exchange of alkali metal ions can take place between the capillary glass and the sealing glass, thereby alleviating or eliminating other undesirable processes.
FIG. 2 schematically represents the changes in the coefficient of thermal expansion (R.T.-250� C.) exhibited by K2 O-B2 O3 and Cs2 0-B2 O3 containing systems where the K2 O and Cs2 O are varied between 5-25% on the molar basis, those values representing the alkali metal oxide contents of the sealing glass and capillary glass, respectively. The minimum in the coefficient of thermal expansion characteristic of the sodium borate glasses leading to capillary brittleness was discussed above and demonstrated in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 illustrates that the minimum in the K2 O-B2 O3 glass system is much less pronounced and is essentially absent in the Cs2 O-B2 O3 glasses. The curve generated by the changes in coefficients of thermal expansion exhibited by glasses having compositions within the Rb2 O-B2 O3 system falls between the two curves of FIG. 2.
Accordingly, the exchange of Na+ ions via interdiffusion from the capillary glass, with K+, Rb+, and/or Cs+ ions from a borate-based sealing glass containing such ions, can take place with relatively little variation in the coefficient of thermal expansion between the sealing glass and capillary glass. In general, glass compositions containing at least two different alkali metal ions exhibit greater stability with respect to phase separation and/or devitrification and manifest higher electrical resistivity (the "mixed alkali effect"). In summary, then, a tight, mechanically-stable seal can be made between two glasses containing different alkali metal ions.
Accordingly, glasses operable as sealing glasses in the present invention will have base compositions within the general R2 O-B2 O3 system and consist essentially, expressed in mole percent on the oxide basis as calculated from the batch, of about 3-30% R2 O and 60-95% B2 O3, wherein R2 O consists of K2 O, Rb2 O, Cs2 O, and mixtures thereof and wherein, optionally, Al2 O3 may be substituted for up to one-half of the B2 O3 content on a molar basis. Minor additions of compatible materials, e.g., SiO2, Na2 O, alkaline earth metal oxides, Cl, and F, may be included in the base composition to improve the melting and forming qualities of the glass and/or to modify the physical properties thereof. Moreover, the presence of Na2 O in the composition is important. The molar ratio R2 O:Na2 O determines the viscosity of the glass whereas the total alkali metal oxide content (R2 O+Na2 O) governs the thermal expansion of the glass. Based upon those two factors, the Na2 O level ranges about 0-20 mole percent. The content of SiO2 will generally not exceed 10%, the total of the alkaline earth metal oxides will not exceed 5 %, and individual amounts of Cl and F will commonly be less than 5%. Nevertheless, the total of all such extraneous additions will not exceed 30 mole percent and, most desirably, will be held below 20%. Stated in another manner, the sum of R2 O+B2 O3 will constitute at least 70% of the total composition.
From thermal expansion considerations, a Cs2 O-containing glass would be the most desirable. Unfortunately, however, the cost of cesium-containing batch materials is very high. Rubidium-containing materials suitable as batch ingredients are even more costly. Consequently, practical considerations have dictated the preferred compositions to hold the Cs2 O content at a low level and to incorporate other alkali metal oxides, such as K2 O in addition to Cs2 O or to Na2 O. Where the glasses are to be employed in the sodium-sulfur battery, the total R2 O content will be limited to about 20% and Cs2 O-Na2 O combinations are preferred because of the low diffusion coefficient of the cesium ion. This factor permits the formation of a very thin interdiffusion layer between the glasses which, as has been explained above, is highly desirable. Potassium ion-containing glasses are preferred for such non-battery applications as sealing to conventional soda lime glass. Such glasses, when containing cesium, are also useful in making seals with components of potassium-sulfur batteries (as opposed to sodium-sulfur batteries). The use of K+ ion-containing sealing glasses in sodium-sulfur batteries may lead to an exchange reaction taking place between K+ ions in the sealing glass and Na+ ions in the sulfur catholyte which, in turn, can result in an increase in electrical resistance in the sodium ion-containing capillary glass through the mixed alkali effect discussed above. Inasmuch as the sealing glass ought to exhibit a viscosity of at least 1015 poises at 300� C., or stated another way, a strain point above 300� C., the softening points thereof will generally be in excess of 400� C. Nevertheless, the sealing will be undertaken at temperatures wherein the sealing glass will manifest a viscosity between about 107 -1013 poises, i.e., between about the annealing point and softening point thereof.
U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,829,331 and 3,877,995 disclose, respectively, glasses having compositions in the Na2 O-B2 O3 -halide system and K2 O-B2 O3 -halide system which were designed for use as membranes in sodium-sulfur and potassium-sulfur batteries, respectively. There is no discussion of sealing glasses to be used with those compositions and, more importantly, that the sealing glass should contain alkali metal oxides other than the Na2 O or K2 O in the membrane glass such that an interdiffusion of ions will occur during the sealing operation, thereby resulting in a firm seal.
FIG. 1 graphically represents the softening points and coefficients of thermal expansion of several sodium borate-based glass compositions; and
FIG. 2 graphically portrays the coefficients of thermal expansion of a series of K2 O-B2 O3 and Cs2 O-B2 O3 glass compositions.
Table III reports several glasses, expressed in parts by weight on the oxide basis as calculated from the batch, illustrating the parameters of sealing glasses for use with alkali metal borate-type membrane glasses such as are described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,829,331 and 3,877,995, supra. Because it is not known with which cation(s) the halides are associated, they are simply recorded in terms of the batch materials employed. The actual batch ingredients utilized may comprise any materials, either oxides or other compounds, which, when melted together with the other components, will be converted to the desired oxide in the proper proportions. The tabulated glasses represent laboratory runs but it will be appreciated that the compositions could be melted in large commercial glassmaking facilities. Inasmuch as the sum of the individual components totals or approximately totals 100, for all practical purposes the constituents may be considered to be present in terms of weight percent.
The batch ingredients were compounded, ballmilled together to assist in achieving a more homogeneous melt, and deposited into platinum crucibles. The crucibles were introduced into a furnace operating at 1000� C., maintained therein for two hours with stirring, and then poured into slabs having dimensions of about 5 mm thickness which were immediately transferred to an annealer.
Table III also lists the softening point (S.P.) in �C. and the coefficient of thermal expansion (Exp.) over the range of R.T. to 250� C. as determined in accordance with methods conventional in the glass art. The expansion coefficients are tabulated in terms of �10-7 /�C.
Table IIIA reports the compositions of Table III in terms of mole percent as calculated to the nearest 0.1%.
TABLE III______________________________________ 1 2 3 4 5______________________________________Na2 O 1.7 -- -- 16.0 8.7Cs2 O 13.2 30.0 15.0 28.0 45.5B2 O3 82.6 67.9 82.4 50.1 41.8SiO2 2.5 2.1 2.6 4.3 2.7NaCl -- -- -- 1.6 1.3S.P. 398 412 384 500 469Exp. 136 136 141 125 136______________________________________ 6 7 8 9 10 11______________________________________Na2 O -- 1.8 0.5 21.3 17.1 13.0K2 O 2.7 2.7 4.5 8.7 14.2 19.5B2 O3 92.0 90.2 89.7 63.5 62.2 61.0SiO2 2.8 2.8 2.8 4.0 4.0 4.0NaF 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5S.P. 378 395 400 504 492 481Exp. 126 136 133 126 126 136______________________________________
TABLE IIIA______________________________________ 1 2 3 4 5______________________________________Na2 O 2.1 -- -- 21.9 14.5Cs2 O 3.6 9.5 4.2 8.5 16.7B2 O3 91.1 87.3 92.5 61.2 61.9SiO2 3.2 3.1 3.4 6.1 7.5NaCl -- -- -- 2.3 2.3______________________________________ 6 7 8 9 10 11______________________________________Na2 O -- 2.0 0.6 23.3 19.1 14.8K2 O 2.0 2.0 3.3 6.3 10.4 14.6B2 O3 90.7 88.8 88.8 61.9 61.8 61.7SiO2 3.2 3.2 3.2 4.5 4.6 4.2NaF 4.1 4.1 4.1 4.0 4.1 4.2______________________________________
To illustrate differences in sealing behavior demonstrated by the inventive glasses when compared with the sealing glass reported above in Table I, polished pieces of the sealing glass and the membrane (capillary) glass were heated to 450� C. in contact with each other under light pressure. The sealing glass listed in Table I fell away from the membrane glass upon cooling and an analysis of the surface of the sealing glass determined that the Na2 O content thereof was unchanged. Attempts to fuse the two glasses together in a flame produced the same negative result in a more violent fashion. In contrast, the inventive glasses formed strong, non-porous seals with the membrane glass.
It will be appreciated that minor adjustments in glass composition are contemplated to minimize residual stress in the seal at any particular use temperature. Closely matching the coefficients of thermal expansion of the glasses involved is, obviously, a major step in that direction, but that action may not necessarily be adequate. This circumstance is partially the result of structural variations in borate glasses which are dependent upon the thermal history experienced by the glass during its formation, but it may also be caused by the method utilized in the sealing operation as well as such factors as impurities picked up during the sealing process.
In accordance with the above description, it is possible to formulate sealing glass compositions for use with modified or basically different capillary glass compositions so long as such have a sufficiently high content (at least 10% by weight) of an alkali metal oxide different from an alkali metal oxide in the sealing glass to be responsive to the ion interactions discussed above. For example, the inventive sealing method is operable with conventional soda lime glasses, such as are utilized for windows, which contain about 15% by weight Na2 O.
Seals made in accordance with the inventive method evidence the following advantages when compared with the use of sealing and membrane glasses containing the same alkali metal:
(a) the seals are more stable against phase separation;
(b) the seals demonstrate higher electrical resistivity;
(c) the depth of the boundary (interface) is controlled through the diffusion reaction;
(d) a graded seal behavior in physical properties is obtained;
(e) the thermal expansion varies less with a mixed alkali seal than with Na2 O alone;
(f) lower sealing temperatures are possible, thereby resulting in less thermal deformation;
(g) good control of glass viscosity is possible via the alkali metal oxide mixing ratio R2 O:Na2 O; and
(h) independent control of the coefficient of thermal expansion of the sealing glass is possible through variations in the total alkali metal oxide content thereof (R2 O+Na2 O).
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of Coaches vs. Cancer, as the event will play tribute to contributions made by cancer survivor and Coaches vs. Cancer Founding Father, Stewart and his wife, Virginia. The event will be emceed by NFL, NBA and college basketball announcer Kevin Harlan.
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Watch: Henry Shefflin takes on the crossbar challenge - with a very GAA twist
Think you can do better than King Henry? You could win yourself a year's worth of shopping.
# croatia - Friday 8 January, 2016
UFC to host 'landmark events' in two European countries for the first time
The events have been set for 10 April and 8 May.
# croatia - Thursday 10 December, 2015
Euro 2016 draw: We rank the teams in Pot 2
It's time to take a closer look at who Ireland could be pitted against in Saturday's draw.
# croatia - Friday 18 September, 2015
Croatia closes borders after 'mayhem' of migrants breaking through police lines
The country experienced an influx of people after Hungary introduced tougher measures earlier this week.
# croatia - Thursday 17 September, 2015
'Mayhem' as crowds of migrants break through police lines in Croatia
Authorities in the country have said they expect an influx of over 20,000 people in the next two weeks.
# croatia - Thursday 23 July, 2015
Uefa have come down hard on Croatia for swastika incident during Euro 2016 qualifier
The incident occurred during the 1-1 draw with Italy in June.
# croatia - Wednesday 15 July, 2015
"Someone I could say nothing but nice things about" – Galway village devastated by death of local GAA star in Croatia
Eamon Buckley (19) lost his life tragically yesterday in Split, Croatia.
# croatia - Tuesday 14 July, 2015
Irishman dies in Croatia
Local media is reporting he drowned.
# croatia - Tuesday 30 June, 2015
# croatia - Saturday 13 June, 2015
Croatia issues apology after swastika symbol appears on pitch
Croatia are facing punishment from Uefa after the symbol appeared during their Euro qualifier with Italy.
# croatia - Saturday 16 May, 2015
A group of Polish tourists have just invented a new country
They have done so on a strip of unclaimed land between Slovenia and Croatia.
# croatia - Monday 4 May, 2015
'I knew my rapists… I had to watch what they did to my daughter'
Victims in Croatia might soon get justice after war crimes.
# croatia - Tuesday 3 February, 2015
Serbia did not commit genocide in Croatia
The case was heard at the International Court of Justice.
# croatia - Monday 2 February, 2015
A European country is wiping out thousands of its citizens' debts. But it's not Greece
The write-off could be worth up to €273 million for 60,000 of the nation's poorest citizens.
# croatia - Saturday 18 October, 2014
Ultras, nihilism and Kosovo: Jonathan Wilson on the midweek violence in Belgrade
The acclaimed football journalist and author provides an insight into Tuesday's abandoned Euro 2016 qualifier between Serbia and Albania.
# croatia - Monday 25 August, 2014
A Croatian church doesn't want you to see Cersei Lannister's boobs
A church the show wanted to film a nude scene in does not like topless women strolling around in there, apparently.
# croatia - Tuesday 15 July, 2014
'Deprived of fair and honest treatment' Eduardo walks away from Croatia
The Brazilian-born striker scored 29 times in his 64 caps, but retires complaining of influence from outside forces.
# croatia - Friday 4 July, 2014
Devastating Bosnian floods unearths mass grave containing 24 people
Most of the victims were found with their hands tied behind their backs, officials said.
# croatia - Friday 20 June, 2014
Croatian captain Darijo Srna is the World Cup's fastest player
The full-back racked up a blistering top speed of almost 33km/h during his side's clash with Cameroon.
# croatia - Thursday 19 June, 2014
Croatia set up Mexican stand-off after taming 'Indomitable Lions'
Mario Mandzukic scored twice after Alex Song saw red.
# croatia - Friday 13 June, 2014
'There will be 100 penalties in this World Cup,' fumes Croatia coach Kovac
Niko Kovac branded the game-changing decision 'ridiculous', but would not blame Fred for his attempt to win the spot-kick.
# croatia - Thursday 12 June, 2014
Brazil taste victory thanks to poor goalkeeping and even worse refereeing
The tournament hosts were fortunate to take a 3 – 1 victory over Croatia.
As it happened: Brazil v Croatia, World Cup 2014 opener
We went minute-by-minute as the hosts and favourites for the World Cup took on Group A's chequered-horses.
3 players set to influence tonight's World Cup opener
Can Croatia shock the hosts in Sao Paulo?
# croatia - Tuesday 20 May, 2014
"This is Armageddon": Thousands flee Balkans floods in Bosnia's worst exodus since war
Fears are growing of dislodged landmines causing injury and animal carcasses spreading disease.
# croatia - Monday 19 May, 2014
More flooding expected in the Balkans as rivers reach new peaks
Some 50,000 people have been evacuated in Bosnia and Serbia, with an additional 15,000 in Croatia.
# croatia - Tuesday 22 April, 2014
Ireland a contender for 2020 European Capital of Culture
Dublin hasn't been chosen in over 20 years.
# croatia - Tuesday 15 April, 2014
Bob Dylan has escaped a jail term in France, after hate speech charges were thrown out
The legendary singer was charged with incitement to hatred over comments made to Rolling Stone in a 2012 interview.
# croatia - Tuesday 28 January, 2014
Here's why your holiday to Croatia will be better than everyone else's
Do you know what the Istrian Riviera has to offer?
# croatia - Monday 16 December, 2013
Croatian defender Simunic hit with 10-game ban, will miss World Cup
The veteran international has been sanctioned by FIFA for pro-Nazi chanting after their play-off win over Iceland.
# croatia - Tuesday 3 December, 2013
FIFA announces pots for World Cup 2014 draw
Sepp Blatter was in Brazil today to unveil the format for Friday's draw.
# croatia - Friday 22 November, 2013
Croatia defender Simunic fined for pro-Nazi chants after WC qualification
FIFA are also investigating the incident which saw the experienced player lead fans at the final whistle of their win over Iceland.
# croatia - Thursday 12 September, 2013
Fine Gael MEP says he'll "resist any move" to oust him
Jim Higgins is dismissing speculation that FG HQ are trying to get rid of him, but says he'll fight any attempt they make to run another candidate in next year's European elections.
# croatia - Wednesday 11 September, 2013
Cats, sacks and handballs: The 8 games that defined Trap's Ireland reign
The Italian's eventful reign in charge of the Boys in Green is over.
# croatia - Wednesday 4 September, 2013
11-seat national constituency proposed in EU Parliament redraw submissions
The proposal is one of two radical ideas put forward by Lucinda Creighton but neither are possible under the terms of reference for the Constituency Commission considering the redrawing of Ireland's European constituency map.
# croatia - Thursday 8 August, 2013
Ireland to face Great Britain in AFL Grand Final after overcoming Croatia
Ireland led from the first goal of the match and were rarely challenged by their opponents.
# croatia - Tuesday 6 August, 2013
The best goals from Day 1 of the AFL European Championships
Ireland defeated Sweden while Great Britain and Croatia also recorded wins.
# croatia - Monday 1 July, 2013
The 9 at 9: Monday
Good morning. Here are the nine things to know before you start your day.
Dobrodošli! Croatia becomes the 28th member of the EU
Croatia was first put on the list of candidate countries nine years ago and officially joined just after midnight today.
# croatia - Tuesday 25 June, 2013
Oireachtas agenda: Budget 2014 (yes, already) and Dáil scrapping Seanad?
The final Dáil vote on whether to proceed with a constitutional referendum will be held just after 10:30pm this evening.
# croatia - Friday 7 June, 2013
Strachan's Scotland stun Croatia in Zageb
Robert Snodgrass's goal was enough to beat Igo Stimac's outfit.


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Game Logs: 2014
Hinnant saw his first action at Cal when he played in a single game off the bench as a 2014 redshirt freshman. He redshirted his first season at Cal in 2013 while recovering from injuries sustained in a November 2012 car accident but returned to the field in time for 2014 spring practices.
Cal Career (2013 – Present)
► Saw the lone action of his career when he came to play off the bench in his collegiate debut as a 2014 redshirt freshman against Sacramento State
► Redshirted and did not play in his first season at Cal in 2013 while recovering from serious injuries sustained in a November 2012 car accident on the way to his final scheduled high school game
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► Did not play while recovering from serious injuries sustained in a November 2012 car accident on the way to his final scheduled high school game
Fountain Valley HS (Class of 2013)
► Earned All-West Region (PrepStar), third-team All-County, Sunset League Offensive Lineman of the Year and first-team All-Sunset League honors as a 2012 senior after not allowing a sack
► Also racked up team honors as a senior, taking home the Scotty Lang Award, Doug Thompson Gauntlet Award and his school's Lamp of Knowledge honor
► Invited to several post-season bowls but unable to play due to serious injuries sustained in a November 2012 car accident on the way to his final scheduled high school game
► Also picked up Rivals and Orange County Scholar-Athlete awards as a senior
► Named a Top Offensive Performer by ESPN Recruiting Nation for his performance against Corona as a senior
► A second-team All-Sunset League selection and his team's Offensive Lineman of the Year during his 2011 junior campaign when he was also a team captain and a Lamp of Knowledge recipient
► Earned honorable mention All-Sunset League honors as a 2010 sophomore
► Allowed only two sacks in his career while making 50 pancake blocks
► Served as the Associated Student Body sports commissioner as a senior in 2012-13
Recruiting Notes (Class of 2013)
► A three-star recruit by 247Sports Composite, 247Sports, ESPN, PrepStar, Rivals and Scout
► Ranked as high as the No. 34 offensive tackle nationally, while other rankings at the position came from Rivals (No. 50), PrepStar (No. 51), 247Sports Composite (No. 57) and 247Sports (No. 92)
► ESPN listed him as the No. 44 offensive guard in the nation and also had him as the No. 115 player overall in his region
► Rivals gave him his highest overall ranking in California at No. 66, while he was also ranked by 247Sports Composite (No. 80), ESPN (No. 81) and 247Sports (No. 146)
► Began his senior campaign as the No. 8-ranked offensive tackle in the West (Scout)
► Full name is Jonathan Deland Hinnant
► Born June 30, 1995
► Parents are Blake and Laurie Hinnant
► Intended double major is legal studies and society and environment
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Sistema Scotland used Inner Ear to deliver their first webinar, using live streaming to reach an international online audience for their independent evaluation findings. The team at Inner Ear brought a great level of knowledge and experience, and were very patient in answering our endless list of questions. They were reliable and supported us through the webinar, making it as stress-free as possible. We are really pleased with the result and the archived video will be a valuable resource for our stakeholders.
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Inner Ear have live streamed two Rehearsal Rooms for Stellar Quines, these have included company rehearsals and performances in front of a live audience. The sound quality and picture clarity of both events were first class. The cameras and technical set up were unobtrusive to the live audience and company members. While the feedback from those watching online confirmed a high quality, enjoyable experience. I would not hesitate to work with Inner Ear again in the future.
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Inner Ear were personable, professional and flexible when it came to our needs and and requirements. The livestream and video footage was a great success and the swift turnarounds and high quality results captured much more than just the talks and performances but the energy and atmosphere at the event too. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend working with them.
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Inner Ear came highly recommended. Their professionalism and expertise was impressive from the very first meeting all the way through to the three completed videos and beyond. Dougal and Andy quickly understood my aims and interpreted the brief extremely well, offering different options and great advice throughout. At all times, they were focused, incredibly helpful and made the day's actual filming really enjoyable. They took great care with the editing process, which I also appreciated, and I'm delighted with the final results! They were a joy to work with from start to finish. A huge thank you to all the team!
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