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Sterlitech Corporation
based in Kent, WASHINGTON (USA)
Sterlitech Corporation is one of the largest producers and sellers of bench scale test equipment and flat sheet membranes used in research and development labs throughout the globe. For precision and accuracy, Sterlitech membranes, membrane disc filters, silt density index kits, laboratory centrifuge and mixing equipment, and their countless other scientific and ...
LuminUltra Technologies Ltd.
based in Fredericton, NEW BRUNSWICK (CANADA)
LuminUltra's innovative microbiological monitoring technologies provides fast, complete and accurate insight into microbiological activity. The proprietary technology platform uses the measurement of Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) - the main energy carrying molecule for all forms of life, and therefore a direct indication of total microbial counts. Advanced 2nd Generation ...
IRC Risk and Safety LLC
based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
As a leading global provider of environmental, health, safety, risk, and social consulting services, ERM has sustainability at the heart of both our services and how we operate our business. We employ over 4,000 people with 140 offices in 40 countries worldwide.For over 40 years we have been working with clients around the world and in diverse industry sectors to help ...
Titan Cloud Software Company, LLC
based in Brentwood, TENNESSEE (USA)
Titan offers the petroleum industry`s most powerful cloud software--the solution used by the largest c-stores, commercial fleet, and petroleum marketers in the world. This software protects your valuable underground storage tank (UST) and above ground storage tank (AST) assets by enabling proactive management of all regulatory and operational risks. Its full array of ...
Hydro Prokav Pumps (India) Pvt. Ltd.
based in Sidco, INDIA
Hydro Prokav Pumps India Pvt. Ltd, based at Industrial city of Coimbatore in South India is part of BKG Group of Industries who have proven track record in the field of engineering with large customer base through out India for the past three decades. Our group is engaged in manufacturing various process machineries like Filter Presses, Classifiers, Cyclones, High speed ...
based in Kennesaw, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
ABUTEC, an acronym for Advanced Burner Technologies, is an international manufacturer of Environmentally Friendly Combustion Solutions. ABUTEC specializes in offering high efficiency, low emission, burners and flares to various industry segments and applications. ABUTEC manufactures Infrared Burners, Enclosed Flares, Vapor Combustors, Incinerators, Thermal Oxidizers, and ...
Continental Ultra Pump
based in Warrenton, MISSOURI (USA)
We offer a complete line of Progressing Cavity Pumps for the commercial waste water and industrial markets. Our goal is to offer quality products and service at a competitive price.
Shade Ball Solutions
based in Torrance, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Shade Ball Solutions provides floating covers for water reservoirs, ponds, & tanks. Floating covers are used to: Reduce evaporation, control algae growth, control vapors , control odors, deter birds from ponds, reduce heat loss from heated tanks. These floating covers require no assembly, little to no maintenance, and have a long service life. They dynamically adjust to ...
Pentair Separation Systems
based in Conroe, TEXAS (USA)
Pentair Separation Systems designs and manufactures advanced technologies for the high performance separation of liquids, solids and gases. We solve critical separation and extraction issues for the gas, refining, chemical and power generation industries.
Ormantine USA Ltd., Inc.
based in Palm Bay, FLORIDA (USA)
Ormantine USA has become a world leader in the manufacture and supply of Peristaltic Pump Tubes. Initially we supplied systems and spares for the Technicon AA continuous flow market. As time moved on we further developed our extrusion and tubing manufacturing capabilities. We now work with many pump manufacturers and companies developing solutions for systems requiring ...


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Solicitation of Contributions
The Solicitation of Contributions Act requires anyone who solicits donations from people in the state of Florida to register with the department and renew annually. This applies to charitable organizations, sponsors, professional solicitors, as well as professional fundraising consultants. The department collects registration fees and has authority to impose penalties for non-compliance. The department provides financial disclosure regarding organizations on the online Gift Givers' Guide or you can obtain information about a specific charity by calling our Consumer Assistance Call Center at 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352), or out of state at (850) 410-3800.
Some exemptions apply. The following entities may use our online registration tool: Charitable Organizations (including Small Charitable/Sponsor Organizations and Charitable/Sponsor Organizations), Professional Solicitors and Professional Fundraising Consultants. Solicitor Individuals are currently not able to use our online registration tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
If the registration applicant does not know the answer to a question on the application form, may it be left blank?
No. When an organization is registering for the first time with the department, law requires that all questions on the registration application be answered. Leaving a question blank will delay the registration process until all questions are answered.
Yes, No, or None are acceptable answers to some questions on the registration application.
What if I did not receive any money in the preceding year?
What is reported to the IRS is to be reported with your renewal. This information is available to the public through the Gift Givers' Guide as required by law. If zeros are submitted on the Statement of Support/Revenue and Expense, zeros will appear in the Gift Givers' Guide.
What if our financials are not yet completed but our license is about to expire? May we wait until these are prepared?
No. If your IRS 990 is not ready, complete and submit the Statement of Support/Revenue included with your application. When the IRS 990 is ready, send it to update your file. The department does not recognize IRS extensions at this time.
What if I need an extension for submitting a financial statement?
Organizations may request a 180 day extension for filing of their financial statement only. A request for an extension can be made by checking the appropriate box under question #26 of the registration application. Failure to file a financial statement within the 180 days will result in automatic suspension of your registration. All registration documents and fees must be filed on or before the expiration date.
How much is the late fee for a licensed organization submitting a late renewal application?
The late filing fee shall be $25 for each month or part of a month after the date on which the annual renewal statement and financial report were due to be filed with the department.
Does grant money need to be reported?
Yes, it needs to be reported on the financial form with proper documentation; however, government grants are not included when calculating the registration fee.
How much is my registration fee?
Fees are based on the immediate preceding year's financial report submitted by the organization. Newly formed organizations with NO PREVIOUS financial history must file a proposed budget. The Statement of Support/Revenue and Expenses included in the application can be used to submit a budget.
May I use the form from the website to renew our registration?
No. A preprinted renewal application will be mailed approximately 30 days in advance of your expiration date. If you did not receive the renewal application, you may call the department at 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) calling from Florida, (850) 410-3800 calling from outside of Florida, or you can email your request to firstname.lastname@example.com and have your renewal application emailed or mailed to you.
What is the certification of compliance with conflict of interest policy?
Charitable organizations and sponsors are required to adopt a policy regarding conflict of interest (COI) transactions. A copy of the annual certification must be submitted to the department as part of the organization's annual registration. If the charity or sponsor filed IRS Form 990 and answered "Yes" on Part VI, Section B, lines 12A, B and C, the department will accept the Form 990 in lieu of the COI certification form. Small charities or sponsors are not required to submit a COI certification if it has less than $25,000 in total revenue (including contributions); has no paid staff; does not utilize professional fundraising consultant, professional solicitor or commercial co-venturer.
The conflict of interest policy must be certified annually by all directors, officers and trustees of the organization. A copy of the annual certification must be submitted to the department as part of the organization's annual registration. s. 496.4055(2), F.S.
We are going to hold a raffle, what do we need to do?
Requirements for raffles can be found in s. 849.0935, F.S. Additionally, the organization must be in compliance with Chapter 496, F.S.
Do we have to sign the application?
Yes. Additionally, the renewal form provides a section for the signature and contact information of the individual completing the form.

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Vinny Cerrato Fired by Redskins
Vinny Cerrato steps down as VP of operations for the Washington Redskins after the Redskins did some front office cleaning Thursday December 17th. Bruce Allen was hired Thursday morning as General Manager of the Redskins. The Redskins owner Dan Snyder knew something had to be done for this Redskins team that is just 4-9 on the season.The Washington Redskins are at home to the Giants for Monday Night Football and you can bet the game online at BetUS.com while enjoying 155% in bonuses.
Snyder believes that Bruce Allen is an NFL winner and the right person to turn this Redskins team around. Bruce Allen is the son of the legendary Redskins coach George Allen and he was GM of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for five seasons. Vinny Cerrato believes that he laid a strong foundation for success with strong draft picks and that the Redskins will thrive under Bruce Allen.
Vinny Cerrato has faced much criticism from fans in recent years and he was the first major person hired by Dan Snyder when he purchased the Redskins franchise back in 1999. Cerrato and Snyder have come a long way together but change was needed for this struggling football team. I believe that this was a much needed change for the Redskins organization and that Bruce Allen will do a tremendous job as General Manager of the Washington Redksins. Vinny Cerrato Fired by Redskins did not really catch anyone by surprise.
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The totally awesome people over at Coupon Audit have made this infographic, which I think it totally awesome! Look at this Mommy Blog in number 4 spot, yes that's us! Jenn's Blah Blah Blog is listed number 4 on the Top Product Review Blogs to Follow in 2013 Infographic!
I don't know about you, but I am super excited! I just love seeing us on there, it's really an honor. We all work very hard on this blog. Super thanks to Jeni and Karen for their awesome reviews, they really have added a nice touch to all the product reviews on Jenns Blah Blah Blog and I couldn't have asked for more awesome gals! They really work hard, and bring 100% honest, genuine reviews to our readers! It's an amazing feeling to see ol blah-blah on the infographic!
Really it's because of our awesome readers we are able to see us sitting in the number 4 spot. So from us, THANK YOU from the bottom of our hearts! YOU ROCK!
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Per ResourceLoader Migration guide, there are plans to remove the global JavaScript variables (such as wg*).
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The Library will be closed Sunday 5/29/2016 and Monday 5/30/2016 in honor of Memorial Day. We will remain closed on Sundays through the end of September. Sunday hours will resume in October.
New War History Books
The Library recently obtained 3 new war history books that have received many good reviews and publicity. Highly recommended!
Spanish Civil War History
"Spain in our Hearts: Americans in the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939" by Adam Hochschild.
A history of the Spanish Civil War as told through the eyes of a dozen or so unforgettable characters. In the mid 1930's, as the Spanish Civil War dominated the headlines in America and abroad, volunteers flooded Spain to assist the democratically elected government fight off a right wing coup led by Spanish General Francisco Franco. Today much of what has been remembered about the Spanish Civil War has been told thru a few classic accounts, Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" and George Orwell's memoirs. But in this telling we see the experience of lesser known individuals. Interestingly, one of the more surprising accounts uncovered is that Franco received almost all his oil at reduced prices and on credit from a Texas oilman with Nazi sympathies.
Recommended reading:
"Author Says, Spanish Civil War was the First Battle of WWII."
"Lost Illusions: The Americans who Fought in the Spanish Civil War."
"Second World War: George Orwell on the Spanish Civil War."
Carnegie Library's restoration in home stretch, ribbon cutting on June 17
Get excited: The restoration of the Carnegie Library is almost complete, and the ribbon cutting is just a few weeks away! Patchogue-Medford Library will be celebrating the start of the building's new life on Friday, June 17 from 4 p.m.-7 p.m. with … [Continue reading]
Help fix an emergency blood shortage by donating at Patchogue-Medford Library on June 2nd
The New York Blood Center has declared a blood emergency, and needs help to build up a supply before the start of summer. The organization made the declaration on Facebook Tuesday, urging the public to either visit donor centers or to attend any … [Continue reading]
Penny Stocks: Caution
Penny Stocks: Caution There were 1,513 victims of Jordan Belfort's Pump and Dump scam. Tom Porkony owned a commercial General Contracting Business. Dr. Vitt was a dentist who was pressured to buy stock from Stratton Oakmont's salespeople. The … [Continue reading]
Summer Reading Clubs
Stop. Listen. There's excitement stirring in the air throughout the library. The Graphics Department is designing flyers for the Reference, Young Adult and Children's Departments. Library personnel are busy strategizing ideas for videos, games and … [Continue reading]
Ways to Travel Responsibly
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Find your next career at the Job Fair coming to the library on June 1st
Looking for work? Several businesses and organizations in search of new employees will be gathering together for a Job Fair on Wednesday, June 1st from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. in Patchogue-Medford Library. The event is being presented by the Suffolk … [Continue reading]
Show off your cooking skills at Patchogue-Medford Library's first bake-off for adults
Ready, set...bake! Patchogue-Medford Library's first bake-off contest for adults is this Sunday, and is specially timed with the upcoming Memorial Day weekend. The "Red, White and Blue Adult Bake Off" contest, which can hold up to 30 … [Continue reading]
Hurricane James Patterson on Course to Hit Patchogue-Medford Library This Summer
We do many things well here at Patchogue-Medford Library, but one thing we can't do is to predict the weather. So, while we're not cautioning you to batten down the hatches to ride out a summer tempest just yet, we want to give you advance notice … [Continue reading]


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I've told you before about the genie who lives in our house under the stairs. She's very happy down there and only really ventures out to blow dry my hair while the Smalls help themselves to breakfast every morning. IN MY … Continue reading
Sprinkling a little supermodel powder
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a shampoo with a negative carbon footprint…
… doesn't that sound just too perfectly new age and smugly green for words? Well, as I'm always on the lookout for paraben-free, chemical-less beauty loot (which still addresses colour care and volume), I couldn't resist sampling a bottle of … Continue reading
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the birthday edit
A few of my readers were curious enough to ask me what I was given for my birthday (a couple of weeks ago). I suppose I fall into that dreadful category of 'impossible to buy for' or 'she gets given … Continue reading
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The most valuable of the "Group of Five" is worth $67 million less than the Big East, which itself is a far cry from the riches hauled in by the nation's five most valuable conferences. An upcoming joint-conference deal with the Mountain West is supposed to help close the gap.
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Billy J. Owensby, 77, of Canyon died Friday, Feb. 27, 2009, Amarillo.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Brooks Funeral Directors Chapel with the Rev. Euell Watts, brother-in-law, officiating.
Billy Joe Owensby was born June 2, 1931, in Farmers Valley to Jim and Laura Poston Owensby. Billy Joe grew up in Clovis, N.M., where he married his wife, Anita Watts, on Aug. 28, 1959. Billy Joe was a very devoted husband and father.
He was preceded in death by his parents, eight siblings and a granddaughter, Kristina Ann Massey.
Survivors include his wife of 49 years, Anita Owensby; four sons, Norman LeRoy Gibson, Steven Joe Owensby, Michael Wayne Owensby and Mark Samuel Owensby; a daughter, Lorrie Ann Owensby; and five grandchildren, Maggie, Sheri, Joey, Arlen David and Danyelle.
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Benjamin Franklin famously wrote, "'In this world, nothing is certain but death and taxes." He was wrong, of course. For one thing, some people legally avoid paying taxes. For another, anytime EM does a product roundup, especially about software, at least one major company is certain to inform us that it is going into the beta-testing phase with an important new version of a product we have included in our article that "changes everything." And, of course, that product will ship by the time the magazine is in print but not soon enough for us to test the final version for our roundup. This usually happens after we are already committed to publishing the story as scheduled. Trust me, your chances of avoiding taxes are far better than are our chances of avoiding this problem.
So it was no surprise that just when Associate Editor Geary Yelton was rolling along with his research for this issue's cover story (see "Powerhouse Samplers" on p. 40), we discovered that two major products were entering beta testing and both would be shipping at or near our newsstand date. One is a new product, Digidesign Structure; the other is a major rewrite of a program, version 2 of MOTU's MachFive. Naturally, without these two new products, our roundup would be closer to a bum steer.
While I disagree with Franklin's principle of certainty, I heartily agree with the old proverb "If life deals you lemons, make lemonade." And indeed, we were ultimately able to turn a first-rate problem into a first-rate article.
The big breakthrough came when, after careful negotiations, both Digidesign and MOTU agreed to give us early beta copies of their new software samplers. We had to wait until the companies were confident that the betas were reasonably stable, and Geary surely held his breath when he first installed and launched them. Fortunately, his computer did not blow up, and he was able to test the two new software samplers thoroughly and include them in our story. Instead of a roundup that would be dated the day we published it, we have a fine story that, to my knowledge, features the first-ever hands-on evaluations of Structure and MachFive 2.
This does not alter our long-standing policy against evaluating beta software in our Reviews section. Betas are not finished software, and although most, if not all, of their features are usually functional, they may be unstable and the developers may still be making decisions about the final feature set. In a regular product review, we want to test the same version that our readers would buy.
But I'm glad that we included the two betas in "Powerhouse Samplers." Our story states clearly that we did not test the shipping version, and we did not criticize the software for the sorts of problems that betas typically have. But we were able to discuss the functionality and usefulness of the main feature set and user interface, as well as the general gestalt of the program.
We appreciate the trust that Digidesign and MOTU showed in giving us early beta software so we could complete this important cover story. Thanks to their cooperation and Yelton's hard work, we have served up some very tasty, refreshing lemonade. Try some!
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Like clockwork, the prodigious workaholic Woody Allen releases a movie each year. And every 12 months, there is the temptation to compare Allen's latest with his past works, given that they tend to have formed a 31 flavors-like distinction over the last five decades. There's the more recent trend to...Read More »
Woody Allen's "Blue Jasmine" features a knock-down, drag-out performance by Cate Blanchett as an emotionally frayed housewife who, through a series of trying betrayals, is all washed up. The film itself doesn't match Blanchett's stunning commitment -- which is a pity, because in various ways it is o...Read More »
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Woody Allen, whose most recent film -- and arguably his darkest in years -- "Blue Jasmine" hits theaters July 26, sat down with the Los Angeles Times and talked his career regrets, his confusion over the success of certain films and not others, writing motivations, and Cate Blanchett's turn as an em...Read More »
Woody Allen has added several actors to his latest movie, which already stars Colin Firth and Emma Stone. Among the additions is a trio of acclaimed actresses: Eileen Atkins ("Cold Mountain"), Academy Award-winner Marcia Gay Harden ("Pollock," "Into the Wild"), Academy Award nominee Jacki Weaver ("S...Read More »
The cast continues to grow for Woody Allen's newest and currently untitled project. Jacki Weaver ("Silver Linings Playbook"), Marcia Gay Harden ("Pollock"), Hamish Linklater ("42") and Eileen Atkins ("Cold Mountain") are on board for the South of France-set film starring leads Emma Stone and Colin F...Read More »
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May 24, 2016
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital is one step closer to the grand opening of its brand new $35 million Women's Pavilion.
Exactly how much equipment does it take to fill a three-story, high-tech birthing center? Tallahassee Memorial Hospital staff members say the eight semi-truckloads delivered Tuesday make for a good start, and have brought them one step closer to a very special opening day.
Robin Schroeder, an administrator at Women's and Children's Services, said, "There's 50 mother-baby rooms, 19 labor and delivery rooms, so the mom will labor-deliver-recover in one room, then move to the third floor to her mother-baby room."
The new Women's Pavilion is more than 110,000 square feet up from the former facility's 10,000 square feet. Hospital administrators say state-of-the-art, resort-like amenities will really make new moms feel at home.
Jeff Ahsinger, director of Obstetrical Services, said, "It's not made to look like a hospital, it's made to be more than that for a very good experience for folks delivering."
Staff members say only several other hospitals in the country offer services like these and they're the only medical center in a 200 mile radius that offers a center especially for extremely ill babies. They say this, coupled with a lot more space and the Pavilion's new services, will truly have families expecting more.
The Women's Pavilion will be open to patients at 7 a.m. on Oct. 26.
On Oct. 17 the public will be welcome to view the hospital from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and enjoy a glimpse at the state-of-the-art facility.
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My friend and former co-worker Robert Davis today releases his new book, Coffee Is Good for You: From Vitamin C and Organic Foods to Low-Carb and Detox Diets, the Truth about Diet and Nutrition Claims (available in bookstores and online).
In concert with that release, he has posted his list of the most deceptive food labels. Read the post, but here's the list:
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Research Article
Neuropsychological outcomes of standard risk and high risk patients treated for acute lymphoblastic leukemia on Dana-Farber ALL consortium protocol 95-01 at 5 years post-diagnosis†
Version of Record online: 30 JUN 2011
DOI: 10.1002/pbc.23234
Copyright © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Pediatric Blood & Cancer
Volume 58, Issue 5, pages 758–765, May 2012
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Waber, D. P., Queally, J. T., Catania, L., Robaey, P., Romero, I., Adams, H., Alyman, C., Jandet-Brunet, C., Sallan, S. E. and Silverman, L. B. (2012), Neuropsychological outcomes of standard risk and high risk patients treated for acute lymphoblastic leukemia on Dana-Farber ALL consortium protocol 95-01 at 5 years post-diagnosis. Pediatr. Blood Cancer, 58: 758–765. doi: 10.1002/pbc.23234
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- Issue online: 4 MAR 2012
- Version of Record online: 30 JUN 2011
- Manuscript Accepted: 18 MAY 2011
- Manuscript Received: 15 FEB 2011
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- National Cancer Institute. Grant Number: 2 P01 CA 68484
- Michael J. Garil Fund for Leukemia Research
- National Institute of Child Health and Development. Grant Number: P30-HD18655
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- acute lymphoblastic leukemia;
- children;
- neuropsychological;
- risk group
Children treated for acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) as High Risk (HR) patients may be more vulnerable to neurocognitive late effects because of the greater intensity of their therapy. We compared neuropsychological outcomes in children treated for Standard Risk (SR) or HR ALL on Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) Consortium ALL Protocol 95-01. We also evaluated their performance relative to normative expectations.
Between 1996 and 2000, 498 children with newly diagnosed ALL were treated on Protocol 95-01, 298 of whom were eligible for neuropsychological follow-up. A feature of this protocol was modification of risk group criteria to treat more children as SR rather than HR patients, intended to minimize toxicities. Testing was completed at a median of 5.3 years post-diagnosis for 211 patients (70.8%; ages 6–25 years; 45.5% male; 40% HR), all of whom were in continuous complete remission.
Test scores for both groups were generally at or above normative expectation, with the exception of verbal working memory, processing complex visual information, and parent ratings of metacognitive skills. After adjusting for covariates, the SR group performed better on measures of IQ and academic achievement, working memory and visual learning. Effect sizes, however, were only in the small to moderate range.
HR patients exhibited neuropsychological deficits relative to SR patients, though the differences were modest in degree. Modification of the risk group criteria to treat more children on the SR protocol therefore likely afforded some benefit in terms of neurocognitive late effects. Pediatr Blood Cancer 2012; 58: 758–765. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.


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The Bride is the daughter of Michael D. and Kathy O'Kelley of Tulsa. She is the granddaughter of William P. England, Sr. and the late Ann England of Fort Smith Ark., and Vonda O'Kelley and the late Doyle D. O'Kelley of Fort Smith.
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Carton Contents
- Accessory Storage-Yes
- Carrying Case-Yes
- Included Accessory Feet -Yes
- In the box-Custom Fashion Rolling Luggage
- Warranty- 25 year limited warranty
- UPC Code- 012502621300
- Machine Dimensions - 13.06" H x 23.44" W x 10.6" D
- Machine Weight - 33.38 lbs with free arm / 40.12 lbs with embroidery arm
- Shipping Dimensions - 31.1" H x 27.6" W x 25.5" D
- Shipping Weight - 87.5 lb (machine and all accessories)
- UL/CSA Listed - Yes
In honor of Brother's 100 year anniversary, the Quattro 6000D brings you 100 brilliant, unprecedented, new and improved features.
Sewing and Embroidery Features
- Full 10-inch space to the right of the needle
- 5-inch height from sewing bed to top of machine arm
- 23.75-inch long sewing bed (with embroidery arm attached)
- Full-spectrum LEDs which mimic natural daylight
- Light intensity equivalent in power to 56 standard LED lights
- Almost 10-inches of full-spectrum surround™ lighting around the needle
- Adjustable LED lighting in five settings
- New light diffusing technology
- New lens focusing technology
- InnovEye™ Technology for precise needle placement
- On-screen InnovEye™ adjustment using sensor positioning sticker
- New Print and Stitch Technology for 3D art
- Built-in Up-close™ Viewer
- Zoom function using Up-close™ Viewer
- Angle view capability for down-the-needle viewing
- Enhanced edge sewing with InnovEye™ Technology
- Lighting quick pivoting functionality
- Sew without thread for paper punching
- New jumbo 12-inch x 8-inch embroidery hoop
- New 8-inch x 8-inch square quilting hoop
- Built in large designs for the jumbo 12-inch x 8-inch hoop
- 601 built-in embroidery designs
- Beginning library of 8 built-in background designs for Print and Stitch Technology
- New built-in Kanji designs
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- 40 new built-in Vintage designs
- New built-in Swiss designs based on Swiss lace samples circa 1900s-1950s
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- Adjustable bobbin winding speed
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- Sewing stitches available in embroidery mode
- New embroidery unit connector door
- Readable PHC files .
- Built-in Appliqué Creator feature
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- Built-in embroidery basting function
- 20 new utility stitches
- 121 new decorative stitches, including the numeral (#) sign
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- 2 new small fonts
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- New 4.5-inch x 7-inch wide-angle HD LCD display
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- New easy-to-use screen layout
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- 9 sounds for function differentiation
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- Includes 3 new quilting feet
- 2-spool thread stand included
- New bobbin clips included
- Microfiber accessory cloth
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- Exclusive USB mouse
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|27 Dic 1983
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|9 Ago 1982
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This is a division of application Ser. No. 213,004, filed Dec. 4, 1980, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,356,702.
This invention relates to the transportation of perishable products such as vegetables, fruit, and other agricultural and industrial products which must be maintained in a controlled atmosphere if they are to arrive in good condition at a distant destination. Usually it is necessary or desirable to cool or even freeze such products but in certain cases it is necessary to warm them if they or their containers are exposed en route to an excessively cold ambient atmosphere.
It is also known that certain fresh products are best stored in a modified atmosphere--that is, not the normal mixture of gases and vapour in the ambient atmosphere, but a special mixture which may contain preservatives and other substances in proportions best suited to the particular product. Much is already known about the modified atmosphere best suited to many varieties of the food products transported in bulk about the world, and the application of modified atmosphere technology is now widely practised in several continents. Naturally it is necessary, if a modified atmosphere is applied, to seal the container in which the products and the gas mixture are housed. for certain perishable products it is possible that the modified atmosphere includes or comprises a liquid.
In the past decade, with the advent of containerisation, several large container ships particularly adapted for the transportation of perishable products have been designed and put into commission. A typical refrigerated container ship of this type plying between Europe and Southern Africa can carry a total of 2 762 TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units) standard containers, of which 712 so-called fruit containers capable of being chilled and 176 containers capable of being frozen are carried below deck. At the data of filing this application seven container ships of approximately similar capacity are in operation between Europe and Southern Africa, and other such ships in other routes. A full description of one such ship is contained in an article entitled "Containerschiff `Transvaal`", published in the German periodical, Hansa, volume 18 (1978), 1473-1485.
Each of these ships is equipped with a cold air refrigeration system serving the insulated holds in which the containers (themselves insulated) are stacked. A typical hold accommodates 360 containers, packed in nine-high stacks, twenty such stacks extending in a row thwartship, and two such rows of stacks making up the hold. Each stack of nine containers is known as a slot.
Each slot is served by a refrigeration column located alongside the central zone of one of the vertically aligned ends of the containers, and contains its own cooling coils and ducting for the supply of cold air and the withdrawal of air once it has passed through the containers. The temperature at which the cooling coil operates can be regulated individually for each refrigeration column so that different products, requiring differing degrees of cooling, can be accommodated in different slots; but each container in the same slot is subjected to cooling by air at the same temperature.
The containers used below decks hitherto have been sealed and insulated to prevent heat losses and, to allow the circulation of cold air, have been formed in the end facing the refrigeration column with two apertures, one near the upper edge and the other near the lower edge. The refrigeration column is fitted with a series of inflatable rings and, when the container is in position and the rings and inflated, each ring surrounds an aperture in the container wall. The rings are inflated once the slot is occupied, and provide a seal between the mouth of the apertures and a corresponding aperture in the ducting of the regrigeration column.
Hitherto it has not been feasible to apply modified atmosphere to the containers transported in the holds of such ships since the cooling of the containers has called for the closed-cycle circulation of cold air from the ship's refrigeration system. One of the consequences has been that the constant exposure of the products packed in the containers to the cold air circulating through them has dehydrated the products substantially on the relatively long voyages undertaken by the ships, so that the products do not arrive in their best condition, and certain products particularly susceptible to dehydration have not been transportable at all.
Containers are known which incorporate, in one of the container bodies, a refrigeration unit which is operated by external electrical power supplied by a cable which is plugged into a terminal in the container itself. The container is sealed and insulated and it is possible for it to contain a modified atmosphere which is cooled by the refrigeration unit. The refrigeration unit is self-contained and the container therefore discharges to the atmosphere the heat generated by the operation of the unit. These containers cannot be used in the hold of a refrigerated container ship of the kind described above since the heat generated by them would be discharged into the hold and would raise the temperature to unacceptable levels. Moreover, the individual refrigeration units, which require relatively frequent maintenance, would be largely inaccessible when the containers are stacked in the hold.
An object of the invention is to overcome or mitigate the abovementioned problem, and in particular to allow products which are subjected to a modified atmosphere to be carried below deck by container ships or similar conveyances.
According to the invention a method of transporting perishable products in containers in a conveyance having a source supplying a first fluid at a constant temperature to a plurality of containers includes the step of subjecting the first fluid, when it is inside a container, to heat exchange with a second fluid while maintaining the first and second fluids separate from each other, the second fluid comprising a modified atmosphere suitable for the preservation of the products.
The second fluid, making up the modified atmosphere, may be subjected to forced circulation in the container to assist the heat exchange process and to ensure that it circulates uniformly.
A particular and surprising result achieved by the invention and not possible hitherto is that different atmospheres can be maintained in containers located in the same slot in a refrigerated container vessel of the type described above. This enables a greater variety of products to be transported in the same vessel than hitherto.
Moreover, the invention has the result, in relation to the existing container vessels, that the spent air withdrawn from the containers is not contaminated by moisture or gases derived from the products being cooled, so that the cooling air need not be renewed and the refrigeration system is easier to maintain.
The invention also provides a sealed and insulated container for the transportation of perishable products and having an aperture for the entry from the exterior of a first fluid and an aperture for its discharge, the container accommodating a heat exchange unit in which the first fluid is adapted to circulate and to undergo heat exchange with a second fluid sealed in the container and separated from the first fluid.
A further aspect of the invention provides for removable installation in a container for the transportation of perishable products, a heat exchange unit comprising a housing, means to support the housing in the container, an entry and a discharge manifold in the housing for fluid adapted to be passed from the exterior through the housing, a series of conduits connecting the manifolds, and means to force a fluid in the container through the housing to undergo heat exchange by passing over the conduits. The material of the heat exchanger is preferably a light metal such as aluminium.
In a preferred form the heat exchange unit comprises a first manifold connected to the entry aperture in the wall of the container to receive the first fluid from the exterior, a series of tubular conduits whose interior communicates at one end with the manifold and at the other end with a second manifold connected to the discharge aperture in the wall of the container, and a housing containing the conduits and provided with an entrance for a fluid sealed in the container and an exit for such fluid after it has passed over the surfaces of the conduits.
The conduits are preferably arranged substantially horizontally on both sides of a central vertical duct divided into an upper and a lower manifold, the conduits on each side having one end let into the central duct and their other ends let into a vertically extending header, the two headers being at the outer edges of the unit. The housing may contain a fan or pump to force fluid in the interior of the container through the housing to undergo heat exchange.
FIG. 1 is a simplified semi-schematic elevation view of a refrigerated container ship in which a cargo of containers is stacked below deck;
FIG. 2 is a simplified longitudinal sectioned view on a larger scale of a single container located in a stack in a hold of the ship of FIG. 1 and in working relationship with a refrigeration column fixed in the ship, a heat exchange unit in the container being seen in side view with a portion of the visible side broken away;
FIG. 3 is a simplified perspective view on to the front of the heat exchange unit located in the container seen in FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a front elevation view of the heat exchange unit of FIGS. 2 and 3 on an enlarged scale and with a portion of its front wall broken away; and
FIG. 5 is a sectioned view on an enlarged scale through a part of a neoprene spigot contained in the heat exchange unit of FIGS. 3 and 4, showing how it is secured in an aperture in the end wall of a container.
In a typical refrigerated container ship 10 as shown in FIG. 1, a number of insulated holds 12 is provided, each accommodating a series of rows of stacked standard containers 14, each row extending thwartwards. Each vertical stack, defining a slot, is served by a column 16 (FIG. 2) which comprises a series of ducts and chambers in which are contained a cooling coil 18 and other equipment. The refrigeration columns are served by one or more centrally located refrigeration units 20 (FIG. 1) located at a convenient station.
Each container in the refrigerated holds has insulated walls and contains a heat exchange unit 22 located at its inner end adjacent the end wall 15, which in turn is adjacent the refrigeration column 16. The outer end wall 17 contains a hinged door through which the heat exchange unit is inserted initially into the container.
As is seen schematically in FIG. 2, each refrigeration column includes on its exterior, between its surface and the adjacent end wall 15 of each container 14 in the slot, an upper inflatable ring 24 and a lower such ring 26. Each ring 24,26 surrounds an aperture in the end wall of the container and provides a seal between this aperture and a corresponding aperture in the refrigeration column 16 so that cold air may enter the container through the lower ring 26 and the same air, after undergoing heat exchange, may leave it through the upper ring 24 to return to the refrigeration system.
As is seen in FIGS. 2 to 5, the heat exchange unit 22 comprises an outer housing 28 which defines a generally flattish body on which are mounted upper and lower adjustable feet 30 on threaded studs which can be rotated in threaded sockets to lock the unit in place against the floor and roof of the container when it is in position at the inner end wall 15 of the container. Facing such inner end wall is an upper spigot 32 of a flexible material such as neoprene, a similar lower spigot 34 also being provided. In the container end wall 15, the upper spigot 32 extends into a circular aperture 36 and is sealed against the edge of the aperture by an expanding retaining ring 37, seen in FIG. 5, which is actuated by a threaded stud 39 and nuts 41. Similarly, the lower spigot 34 is sealingly held against the edge of a lower aperture 38 by an expanding retaining ring.
The heat exchange unit 22 is made principally of aluminium plates and aluminium tubes 40. The plates define a central vertical chamber divided by a horizontal plate 42 into a lower entry manifold 44 and an upper discharge manifold 46. The lower tubes 40 communicate at their inner ends with the manifold 44 and the upper tubes with the manifold 46. The tubes 40 in the left-hand side of the unit as viewed in FIG. 5 communicate with a vertical header 48 and those on the right with a vertical header 50. The headers 48,50 are closed at their upper ends. A plenum box 52 in which a fan 54 (FIG. 4) is mounted extends across the full width of the unit and opens at its base into the space in the housing 28 which receives the tubes 40. The base of the housing 22 is open to form an exit for the gases in the container which are drawn into the unit and forced downwards over the tubes 40 by the suction of the fan 54 and ejected into the body of the container from the base of the unit.
It has been found possible to make the heat exchange unit relatively economically, fabrication procedures being minimised by mounting the tubes 40 in rubber grommets 55 seated in apertures 56 in the plates at the ends of the tubes 40.
Screens (not illustrated) are provided in the housing at the base of the spigots 32,34 to trap undesired particles.
It will be clear that cold air entering the container 14 through the aperture 38 from a cold air duct 51 in the column 16 passes through the manifold 44 into the lower tubes 40 and thence to the lower parts of the headers 48,50. It rises in the headers and passes through the upper tubes 40 to enter the discharge manifold 46, whence it leaves the container through the upper aperture 36 and returns to a discharge duct 53 in the refrigeration column 16 to be recycled.
The gas in the container 14 is circulated by the fan 54 in a closed cycle through the interior of the container and the interior of the housing 22 of the heat exchange unit, so that products stored in the container (in such a manner as to leave suitable airways for the gas) are continuously cooled. This gas will be the particular modified atmosphere selected for the products in the container at the time.
Naturally it would be possible, if the circumstances so required, for the same container and heat exchange unit to be traversed by warm air if the circumstances require the container to be warmed rather than chilled.
If the container ship were to be adapted so that a chilled or warmed liquid, rather than air, were circulated by the cooling or heating system through the columns 16, the identical or very similar heat exchange units 22 could be used in the containers 14. A more sophisticated sealing arrangement than the inflatable rings 24,26 may in this case be necessary to prevent leakages. Suitable liquids are the secondary refrigerants such as eutectic solutions of calcium chloride or brine or the glycols.
The sequence of operations in the packing and transportation of the perishable products will be clear from the above description. An empty container 14 is first opened and fitted with a unit 22, and the perishable products are then loaded into it in the conventional fashion. A modified atmosphere suitable to the particular product is introduced into the container, which is then closed and sealed. The containers are loaded into the hold of the container ship. Each slot served by a refrigeration column 16 may be filled with containers carrying different products provided they merely require cooling fluid at the same temperature. When the slot is full the inflatable rings 24,26 are activated to provide seals between each container and the refrigeration column 16 and the fans 54 (which will normally be electrically driven by conventional electrical means) are set in motion. Cold air passing through the unit 22 from the refrigeration post 16 is subjected to heat exchange to cool the gases of the modified atmosphere circulating through the unit 22. The process is continued until the ship reaches its destination, when the refrigeration system is stopped, the fans 54 are deactivated, the rings 24,26 are deflated, and the containers are unloaded.
After the unloading, if it is required to cool a container for the remainder of its journey, it is possible to connect to the container a so-called clip-on refrigeration unit, which is a known electrically operated device which is removably attached to the exterior of the container and provides cold air to the interior of the heat exchange unit 22, so that the modified atmosphere is not disturbed.
On the return journey, if a modified atmosphere in the container is not required, the heat exchange unit 22 may be removed. Several units 22 may be packed in a container if they are themselves being transported.
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Originally published as Le Mirage linguistique, this book remains the definitive study of the role of linguistics in structuralism and poststructuralism. Thomas Pavel examines recent French thought through the work of luminaries such as Leacute;vi-Strauss, Lacan, Foucault, and Derrida. The "spell of language" for Pavel consists of three things: the promise that linguistics seemed to represent for the humanities and social sciences; the distortions, misunderstandings, and willful neglect incumbent upon the "linguistic turn"; and, above all, the break with traditional humanism. He isolates three modes of thought-moderate structuralism, scientific structuralism, and speculative structuralism-and shows how even as they diverge from each other, they all advocate an antihumanist point of view. In this spirited book, Pavel shows that structuralism's flawed use of linguistic theory has rendered hollow the philosophical core of a whole generation of work in the human sciences.
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What makes a book a 'keeper'? Why is it that Book A, a critically acclaimed literary masterpiece, venerable classic or New York Times bestseller, can be given away without a second thought while Book B instantly earns permanency on your small shelf of those titles you must own? Why can Book C be returned to the library while the borrowed copy of Book D must be replaced with a bought one that can be loved and treasured longterm?
I've talked about something similar before when I mentioned The Crow Road by Iain Banks, which is not only one of my keepers but also exists in the form of a mouldy old paperback we can't bear to give up. It's a slightly different phenomenon when you hang onto a particular copy of a book like this: it could be classified as a mild form of family lunacy and I don't expect anyone else to follow my example. When I talk about keepers I mean any book you love so much you feel you must own a copy. I wondered what it was about these special books that makes us love them so much, and whether what is on our keepers shelf says anything about us as writers.
Here's some of what's on my keepers shelf:
1. The Lymond Chronicles by Dorothy Dunnett
2. The Crow Road by Iain Banks (yes, that copy)
3. The Catalogue of the Universe by Margaret Mahy: a quirky YA novel with a science geek protagonist
4. Little, Big by John Crowley: a fantasy classic rich in folkloric wisdom
5. Women Who Run with the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estes: the only nonfiction book on the keepers shelf, this had a profound influence on my attitude to women's roles in traditional story, and on my personal development
6. Tove Jansson's Moomintroll books: one of the strongest childhood influences on me as a writer, I suspect
7. The History of the Siege of Lisbon by Jose Saramago: a beautifully realised love story whose central character is a middle-aged copyeditor—don't be fooled by the title. I own several books by this author.
I have many other books that I don't ever intend to give away, notably my reference library of history, mythology, fairy tales, spirituality and so on, and also classic novels by Jane Austen and others. But this list of seven tells me most about myself as a reader and writer. All these writers are capable stylists and each has a highly individual approach to telling a story. Each of these books has what I call 'heart' – each strikes a chord deep inside the reader, not just on first reading, but on third or fourth as well. Each of them ends on a note of hope, despite the stories containing tragic or confronting events. For me, that underlying belief in the possibility of redemption and the strength of love (not just romantic love but other kinds as well, notably among family) is an absolute essential for a keeper.
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Juliet Marillier has written twenty novels for adults and young adults as well as a collection of short fiction. Her works of historical fantasy have been published around the world, and have won numerous awards. Juliet's new novel, Den of Wolves, will be published in October/November 2016. Den of Wolves is the third book in the Blackthorn & Grim series of historical fantasy/mysteries for adult readers. The Blackthorn & Grim series is published by Penguin Random House US and Pan Macmillan Australia.


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