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Marist St Pats produced a heroic second half defensive effort to lift the Swindale Shield from a fast-finishing Tawa.
MSP had the match well in control until No 8 Pago Haini had a brain fade and stomped Tawa prop Tolu Fahamokioa right in front of the touch judge with about 22 minutes to play.
At that stage MSP were well in control, up 25-14 on the scoreboard and with the wind behind them.
The final 20 minutes became an exercise in survival as Tawa threw everything into defending their title. They closed to 25-21 when fullback Randall Bishop scored in the corner with about 10 minutes to play, but couldn't finish numerous opportunities to win the match.
Those included No 8 Sam Blair stretching over the try line, but being correctly adjudged to have made a double movement.
Tawa had led early thanks to two James So'oialo penalties, but had squandered the wind and a mountain of possession in the first half to trail at the break.
MSP got the only try before the break when halfback Peter Sciascia's off load got his side in behind the ruck, creating an overlap out wide for wing Ryan Setefano to cross for a 12-6 lead.
Tawa then imploded conceding a soft try two minutes later from an awful pass from blindside Joketani Koroi that was toed through by MSP for centre Cardiff Vaega to run in beside the posts.
After the break first five eighth Fa'atonu Fili produced a moment of magic to grubber into the in-goal for Setefano to grab his second as the score blew out to 25-9.
Tawa were slowly working their way back into the match with their reserves making an impact and after a series of lineouts on the MSP line, Koroi crashed over to close the gap to 25-21 with So'oialo's sideline conversion.
Then Haini snapped and the complexion of the match turned.
Tawa threw everything at their undermanned opponents, but couldn't crack a resolute defence and Fili iced the result with a late long-range penalty.
Setefano was a decisive figure in the match and not because of the two tries he scored. The little wing made two try saving tackles late in the match, that many a player would have missed.
The first was on Tawa's New Zealand sevens wing George Tilsley and the second, on a Tawa replacement who seemed certain to score near the posts with less than 10 to play.
MSP blindside Gabe Papuni was tireless in his work and well supported by openside Isaac O'Connor, while the midfield of Isaia Petelo and Cardiff Vaega was solid.
For Tawa, lock and captain Filisone Koloamatangi put in a solid shift alongside Blair. Tilsley was a handful on the wing and replacement Jeff Makapelu made a strong impact.
MSP won their first Swindale Shield since 2008, while Tawa will be kicking themselves for losing their last three matches and their title in the process. It wouldn't surprise if these teams met again in the Jubilee Cup playoffs.
Venue: Kilbirnie Park
Red cards: Pago Haini 58'
Best and fairest: 3 points: Ryan Setefano (MSP wing); 2 points: Sam Blair (Tawa No.8); Gabe Papuni (MSP blindside)
Marist St Pats 28 (Ryan Setefano 2, Cardiff Vaega tries, Fa'atonu Fili 2 con, 3 pen) Tawa 21 (Jonetane Koroi, Randall Bishop tries, James So'oialo con, 3 pen). HT: 15-9.
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President Donald Ramotar says he is pleased with construction on the intended Marriott-managed hotel in Kingston which is said to be on track for opening in August.
GINA said that Ramotar on Saturday visited the Marriott Hotel construction at Kingston accompanied by Minister of Finance Dr. Ashni Singh, and other high-ranking officials including Head of the Privatisation Unit, Winston Brassington.
Ramotar, who toured the building including some model rooms,
was impressed with the pace and quality of construction, GINA said.
"It has really set another standard for construction in our country, and we are looking forward to an early opening as possible so that we can develop our tourist industry," he said.
GINA said that the Marriott hotel is on target for an August 2014 commissioning, and Ramotar said such infrastructure would go a very far way in advancing Guyana's economic development, and improving the livelihood of Guyanese.
The Marriott will boast 197 rooms, a large ballroom, conference centre, casino, nightclub, restaurant, a concrete walkway and other amenities.
On completion, it will provide employment for close to 500 Guyanese, GINA said. On January 1st this year, Stabroek News reported that Brassington has not disclosed the name and other details of the US$8 million equity private investor in the hotel despite giving several undertakings to make that information public before the end of 2013.
Opposition parties in the National Assembly and other civil society actors have severely criticised the government for using public monies as part of the equity for the hotel's construction. They have also slammed the proposals made for financing the debt aspect of the investment and the arrangements which include senior debt and syndicated loans to some of the investors.
Atlantic Hotels Inc of which Brassington is Chairman was incorporated on September 10, 2009 as a public-private partnership to engage in development of the hospitality sector, including the construction, ownership and operation of a five-star international hotel. In June 2013, Brassington in response to queries by this newspaper had said that he would be later that month releasing a statement with the investor's details. However it was not until the latter part of September that he released a statement saying that a private investor would be contributing equity in the amount of US$8 million.
Brassington had said that the investor wanted to be comfortable that all of the remaining money would be coming in before going public. He explained that the transaction had had a number of conditions precedent, one of which was that the investor had to be approved by Marriott International.
Brassington had said that AHI had executed agreements to build the Marriott Hotel in Guyana. He said that this was done after an intense due diligence study which Republic Bank Limited in Trinidad and Marriott International had conducted. He explained that with NICIL providing just US$4 million towards the equity, the unnamed investor is the majority investor.
Brassington promised to reveal the identity of the investor once the agreement reaches financial closure, which he had said was expected before the end of 2013. Republic Bank Limited is making available US$27 million, while the operator of the hotel's Entertainment Complex, not yet identified, will provide US$4 million, which is the expected cost to outfit the complex.
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Two months ago, the United States Department of Agriculture forecast the biggest maize (corn) harvest in history: 376 million tonnes. After two months of record heat and drought in the US Midwest, it has dropped its forecast to 274 million tonnes. So by early July it was predicting that the price per bushel of maize would exceed $8 for the first time in history, and it's now forecasting $8.90.
OPINION: The heat wave in Russia, while nowhere near as bad as the one in 2010, is also cutting deeply into Russian wheat production. There will still be enough for domestic consumption, but Andrei Sisov of the Moscow-based farming consultancy SovEcon said last week that he expected Russian wheat exports to drop from 28 million tonnes to only 13 million.
For this and other weather-related reasons, wheat prices are on their way up too.
High wheat prices hit human consumers directly, but high maize prices hit even harder in the long run, because huge amounts of maize are used to feed animals and provide oil for processed foods. World food prices in general are on the way back up, and it's beginning to look like a pattern, not a series of accidents.
The last big price spike, in 2007-09, had a huge impact in developing countries, where many people spend about 40 per cent of their income on food (compared with only about 10 per cent in developed countries). If you're already spending almost half your income on food and the price soars, you just have to give your children less food - which is why some people see the revolutions of the "Arab Spring" as delayed reactions to the last spike.
Meanwhile, on a different planet entirely, the McKinsey Global Institute, the business and research arm of management consultancy McKinsey & Company, published another report in June. It's the latest in an endless series of ever-bolder estimates by various "global institutes" of how fast the demand for goods and services is growing around the world.
The themes of McKinsey's new report, "Urban World: Cities and the Rise of the Consuming Class", are familiar enough. The world's economic centre of gravity is moving to Asia; huge numbers of new "consumers" - people with average annual incomes of more than $3600 who buy more than just food and basic shelter - will be joining the global market by 2025; there are wonderful opportunities out there for clever investors.
The only new wrinkle in this document is the bit about how 65 per cent of "global growth" to 2025 will happen in the "City 600", as they call it: the world's 600 biggest cities. And what McKinsey calls "the Emerging 440 cities" - those among the 600 that are in the rapidly developing countries - will account for almost half of the total growth in world demand to 2025.
Then come the numbers. As the emerging economies grow, they'll all start buying fridges and baby food and, eventually, cars. Whoopee! We'll all get rich selling things to the Chinese!
But nowhere in the report does McKinsey deal seriously with the impact of a predicted total of 2.6 billion consumers, up from only 0.8 billion now, on world demand for food. Yet meat consumption soars as incomes rise. Feeding animals to produce meat puts huge pressure on grain resources, so all food prices rise, for rich and poor alike.
Combine the rise in meat consumption with an extra billion people and severe constraints of food production, most of them related to climate change, and world food prices in 2025 could be two to three times higher in real terms than they are now. That means the poorest starve, and that a lot of McKinsey's promised new "consumers" - those who can spend on other things than sheer survival - don't make it into the middle class after all.
The same rationing by price is likely to apply to everything else that matters. Indeed, the prices of energy and raw materials, which fell consistently through most of the 20th century, are already back up to where they were in real terms a century ago. There are not going to be 1.8 billion new consumers in 13 years' time, and the poor will be more desperate than ever, and political stability in many developing countries will be just a memory.
The demands of consumers, like the sheer number of human beings, can in theory expand indefinitely, but on a finite planet with dwindling resources and a changing climate the cost of meeting consumer demand is going to go up very steeply. It is probably going to get very ugly out there.
And as for China, the poster child for miraculously fast economic growth - well, China has one seventh as much water and one 10th as much arable land per capita as North America. When things get tough, that is going to matter a lot.
* Gwynne Dyer is a London-based independent journalist whose articles are published in 45 countries.
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A slight British thriller, with a strong cast, and a different take on the
murder-mystery genre. Mirren plays Annie Marsh, who starts to believe her
husband is 'The Hawk' a serial killer preying on lone women drivers, who
eluded police capture and is still on the loose. Her mounting paranoia is
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of her previous history of mental illness, and her own mind, which is
cruelly playing tricks on her.
Rather than the conventional narrative of following the police investigation, or the killer himself, the story is told predominantly from Annie's point of view. Mirren's performance holds the film together, and despite it's limitations it still manages to keep you guessing right up to the last minute.
I found the taut atmosphere of this film, present from the very outset,
set the scene perfectly for the dark content of the film. Although
obviously shot on a relatively low budget, I found that the tension
kept me uneasy throughout.
Mirren's performance as the uncertain housewife becomes all the more intriguing when the characters history of mental illness is revealed. This leads to a real conflict between her and her husband, and the viewer is never sure who to side with.
Overall I think this is a great bit of British cinema, and for tension and a realistic darkness, matches any Hollywood blockbuster.
I am not a big fan of British Horror Movies, but this one was a welcoming
surprise, i knew Helen Mirram was a fantastic actress, from seeing her in
other roles, and she was brilliant in this role, the film is based around a
married woman who suspects her husband is to blame for a series of murders,
in her home town, the reasons for this are quite simple, as your made to
believe that she is completely barmy, due to serving time in a mental home,
this plays a big role in the movie, and so makes you believe it is all in
her mind, but is it.
A really good movie, and any chance to see Helen Mirram sporting a northern accent is well worth a glance.
Not a bad film, but I just watched this and realised the house where
Annie Marsh (Helen Mirren) lives is actually the road in Bristol I
lived in for 12 years of my life - I was living in this road when The
Hawk was being filmed and remember seeing Helen Mirren (although I
didn't realise who she was at the time).
Just a useless bit of trivia :)
What do other people think about this film? Did anybody else live in Lilymead Avenue at the time? Does anybody else have a similar experiences? Do you think Helen Mirren should have won the best Actress BAFTA over Judy Dench?
A tedious thriller which feels a lot longer than its 88 minutes. Mirren's performance as is solid as you'd expect, but that really isn't quite enough and it's hard to see why this was a film as opposed to a one off TV-drama. I suppose there is something to be said for the fact the film really only let's us experience Mirren's character's perspective and the fact that the audience is kept guessing for much of the movie, but really you can't help feel this could have been a lot better. Compare it to an episode of Cracker or Prime Suspect, and it's nowhere near as dark and brooding as it likes to think it is, and nowhere near as dark and brooding as we know British drama can achieve.
This was a rather disappointing movie. The concept of the movie is
great thriller material but unfortunately the finished result was a
huge letdown. The movie is dull and the story isn't a very believable
It really is the story and storytelling that make this thriller a weak one. There hardly is any character development. The story itself also at times doesn't make real sense. The story takes some odd and unlikely turns at times. At times it also takes ages before something interesting happens again. And really, if the police were really that dumb and narrow minded, serial killers must really have an easy job.
Yeah sure, it has still got Helen Mirren in it, which is probably also the only reason why I watched this movie in the first place, but come on, why did she ever agreed to appear in this movie in the first place... And besides, a great actress is never a guarantee that the movie is any good or even a watchable one. She is a great actress but she gets very little interesting to do. Besides like I mentioned before, the character development is quite poor, which is all the more reason why this movie falls flat as a thriller.
You're better of watching a good English detective-series episode. There is more development, tension and mystery present in that.
A woman with previous mental problems comes to believe that the brutal serial killer preying on the local neighbourhood is her husband. This is less of a whodunit and more of a "is she right about whodunit?", well acted by Helen Mirren (who keeps her clothes on!) as the suspicious wife, and George Costigan who is the dodgy travelling salesman husband. As she follows the case, checking up on dates and times and growing ever more convinced, her suspicions are ridiculed by friends, family and police, all convinced that her previous mental illness is causing her to imagine the whole thing. Unusually, the film concentrates on the wife and the details of domestic life as they fall apart with the strain of suspicion, and the sadistic sexual murders are scarcely touched on - there's little in the way of gore or action here. The film does keep you unsure of whether she's right or wrong right up until the end, but the dreary domestic details and focus on the wife's mental state make this quite hard work - it felt so much longer than an hour and a half.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
This film is closely based on the notorious "Yorkshire Ripper" case of
the late seventies and early eighties. Peter Sutcliffe, a long-distance
lorry driver, savagely murdered a number of women, many but by no means
all of them prostitutes, over a period of several years. The killings
were all carried out in Yorkshire and neighbouring counties during
Sutcliffe's absences from home on business.
In the film, a serial killer nicknamed "The Hawk" has carried out a number of savage murders, all of them of women, some of them prostitutes. The killings have mainly been carried out in Lancashire (the next county to Yorkshire) and the surrounding area. Annie Marsh, a Manchester housewife, begins to suspect that her husband Stephen, a travelling salesman, might be the killer, because the murders have all occurred while he was away from home on business. The killer has used a hammer to attack his victims (as did Sutcliffe), and Stephen's hammer has mysteriously gone missing from his toolshed. Annie has, however, suffered in the past from mental health problems, and was admitted to a psychiatric hospital with post-natal depression after the births of her two children, and is therefore concerned that her suspicions about Stephen will not be taken seriously. Her suspicions put her marriage under strain, and eventually they separate. Stephen claims custody of the children, alleging that Annie is unfit to look after them. During a confrontation, she stabs him to death. She is charged with his murder but released on bail and needs to find the evidence that will prove that her suspicions were justified.
What struck me most about this film was the way in which in highlighted the differences between the American and British styles of film-making. Had this been a Hollywood production, it would probably have been made as a standard thriller. The actress playing Annie would probably have been considerably younger than Helen Mirren (in her late forties at the time), Stephen's guilt would have been established at an earlier stage, and there would have been far more tension, culminating in a scene where Annie is threatened by her husband and can only escape from him by stabbing him in self-defence. The actual film, however, although it uses some of the tricks of the thriller (such as spooky music), was made in a very different way. It is not really a thriller at all, but rather a piece of social realism, made in an updated version of what in the fifties and sixties would have been called the "kitchen sink" style. Stephen, as played by George Costigan, does not seem a very threatening individual, and his guilt is not established until the very end. The question we are asking ourselves is not "Will Annie manage to escape from her evil husband?" but rather "Is Annie right to think that her husband is evil?" The only real tension comes at the end when Annie needs to race against time to find the evidence that will prove Stephen was the Hawk.
Although it may seem unpatriotic to say so, I think that in this case the American approach would have been preferable. This is, after all, a classic thriller plot and, if made as such, could have been a good film along the lines of "Sleeping with the Enemy" or "What Lies Beneath", which both featured a woman in danger from a violent husband. It seems rather a waste to have made it in this rather gloomy, downbeat way. There is, moreover, a hole at the centre of the plot. It is not (in English law at least) a defence to a murder charge to prove that the victim was himself a murderer. The defendant can only claim self-defence if she can show that she was, at the time of the killing, in mortal danger from the victim. From what we are shown, it does not seem that this was the case at the time that Stephen was stabbed. The final chase to prove his guilt therefore seems to be irrelevant to the murder charge against Annie. This was, in all, a rather disappointing film. 5/10
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Should the city make sure there is a park within a quarter mile of every home in Lawrence?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on June 13, 2006
"I think they need to make sure that there are enough sidewalks and there is better timing on the traffic lights at crosswalks to encourage people to walk more before they worry about building more parks."
"I've got kids so I'm going to say yes. It would be fun to be able to walk there. My 5- and 7-year-old love the parks here."
"Yes, absolutely. It's good for student and families, and public parks promote a sense of community."
"I think with urban sprawl it's important to include community resources, but they need to make sure that they maintain the park system they already have and not just tear down the old ones while they build new ones."
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Nikki May 10 years ago
If you can't walk a half mile, you probably aren't going to walk anyway.
sgtwolverine 10 years ago
Half a mile isn't a walking distance for most people? That's sad. I thought we were supposed to be trying to fight the American weight-gain trend, and here are these city leaders proposing more parks so people don't have to walk as far to be outside. I'm sorry, but it is utterly pathetic. I'm considered physically handicapped, and I am fully capable of walking half a mile. I hate to see able bodies wasted on the able-bodied.
lunacydetector 10 years ago
will the T bus stop at each park?
Linda Aikins 10 years ago
Please. Fix the sewers first.
You should hear the plans for the rebuild of Kasold north of Peterson. If I understand correctly, there will be three roundabouts from K-P intersection to the turnpike overpass. And the turnpike bridge will be rebuilt as 4-lane, but Kasold will only be two. They didn't have enough money to continue the 4-lane to Peterson if they included the roundabouts.
Maybe we should put pumping stations in them?
Linda Aikins 10 years ago
I hope I misunderstood.
southerngirl 10 years ago
Having lots of green space is nice-one every 1/4 of a mile- a little much.
Ooh, big niews here in Memphis-are you ready???? WE are getting our first ROUNDABOUT! It's all over the news! Oh, FINALLY something that feels like home (sigh).
acg 10 years ago
You have to be freakin' kidding me, right?
cutny 10 years ago
Yeah, and we got you Marion. Oh baby, baby, baby We Got you. Marion for City Commission. Start your campaign today. PLEASE!!! Better yet, go run Brownback's Presidential campaign. Don't go away, Marion, just go away
assistant1234 10 years ago
Traffic moves at the speed of cold molasses, the sewer system needs work, and we have more pot holes than people, but by all means please spend our tax dollars on parks!
sunflower_sue 10 years ago
Well, me and my oldest are off to the park this morning. We are driving 6 miles to get there. Upon arrival, we will walk 2 1/2 miles. Then we will go to the grocery store. A park every 1/4 mile...I think acg said it best: "You have to be freakin' kidding me, right?" People who cannot walk more than 1/4 mile are not going to use a park under normal circumstances. What a bunch of fat lazy slobs we've all become! (The handicapped are pardoned from my rant.) And on that note, would they actually make the parks accessible? Paved pathways that wheelchairs can actually navigate?
bankboy119 10 years ago
Who's planning on paying for the 1/4 mile parks again?
catwoman 10 years ago
What the heck is this city coming to? Are there not more important things to spend money on then a silly park every other block.
What's the matter Commisioner, did you have an unfullfilled childhood without a park next door? In that case, the city needs to build a school every quarter mile to eliminate the need for buses, that way kids can walk and get exercise all at the same time.
How about using the money for road repairs. Why not spruce up the parks that are already in place? Where are they going to find a big enough patch of land every quarter mile? How many residents will be willing to give up their home, so their backyards can be turned into the neigborhood hang out?
What ever happened to taking the kids to the school playground? Or has that been banned too?
ms_canada 10 years ago
Stop worrying, cooler heads will prevail. Boog did say that it should be considered for FUTURE developing areas. No one is going to come and knock your house down. Read the whole article. That many parks would make the cost of maintenance impossible. Your Parks department people would figure that out and object strongly. They would never get approval for so large a budget.
Hey guys, anybody down there watching the FIFA World cup games?
Berserk 10 years ago
Other cities, with far less funding and far fewer people have installed "timed" city street lights on main drags that keep the traffic flowing.
Basically when you stop at one light, you will not end up stopping at another one untill you cross a buisier street or then end of the timed series. Sometimes traffic crossing these intersections waits a little longer, but this is nessecary, on 6th st. 23rd st. and Iowa. They might as well do it for Wakarusa and add some lights in place of the stop signs also, it won't be another 5 years and this will be nessecary as well.
Reader 10 years ago
Question: If, Just If, These City Parks (Every Quarter Mile) Were To Go In. Would That Sky-Rocket My Property Taxes (Again) More, Than They Are Now? Is That, Or The Plan They Would Have To Generate The Money To Pay For The Up Keep, Maintenance, And Or Man Power To Do It?
Godot 10 years ago
Take a peek at the analysis by the city of their own budget. By performing some acrobats in logic, they have determined that Lawrence's taxes are not high, and that the debt load in Lawrence is low, and they are hellbent-for-leather to rectify that situation.
Kyle Neuer 10 years ago
Anything that gets people off their butts and out from in front of the idiot box has my approval.
ms_canada 10 years ago
OMB and anyone interested in Hockey - this is a pretty dejected town now. The fans had such high hopes a couple of weeks ago and just went nuts, but now are hang-dog. Tomorrow night will be the clincher. If N. Carolina wins, it is all over. They are a pretty darn good bunch of players. Oh well, it's just a game.
Now soccer, that is a game. I do love to watch those guys, can you imagine running up and down that field for 45 minutes and then only a short break and another 45 minutes. That takes stamina and endurance. And it intrigues me that the game is played using only legs and head. Great game.
Kookamooka 10 years ago
I've got an idea....let's require the developers to use 1% of the land they develop for community parks. Sort of like the 1% for art. They are the ones snapping up the land, they should be responsible for giving back a little of what they take for their own greedy interests.
Centrist 10 years ago
You know what? I'm actually FOR this ... there bloody SHOULD be more "green" space. Urban sprawl is out of control and the kids on my street have nowhere to go ..
Yep - strangely, I'm agreeable to this one!
sunflower_sue 10 years ago
RI, I love those freaky calculations!
sgtwolverine 10 years ago
Centrist, more parks won't stop urban sprawl. They'll just make it, um, sprawlier.
Centrist 10 years ago
Yah, but at least it won't be just $300k "boxes" like you see now.
Ceallach 10 years ago
75x55 beat me to it -- we all know who will be using all these conveniently placed parks -- the domicile challenged. The next election's cry should be, "it's the streets, sidewalks, and sewers, stupid."
I never cease to be amazed at the topics our illustrious leaders find to evaluate and investigate in what seems to be a never ending battle against the best interests of the actual tax payers of this city. I know, I know, other monies may "help" fund the parks .
Walking or driving half a mile to a park would be considered heavenly in many other areas of our country. Guess we're just toooooo special!
Linda Aikins 10 years ago
Ms_C, in previous years, soccer was the best sport to watch because their shorts were short and tight. WOW - what legs....Now all we have is diving, and a speedo makes the best body ugly.
stbaker 10 years ago
I have kids that I frequently take to the park. I believe that there are an adequate number of parks to choose from in Lawrence. Every 1/4 mile? Please...How unrealistic.
sunflower_sue 10 years ago
Gootsie, how funny! My hubby turned 40 last week and I dug out an old pic of him at 14 in his track "uniform." Tiny little satin shorts. HA! He had muscles galore and was (and still is) quite hunky, but he looked sooooo "Richard Simmons" in those shorts! Way too funny! (I'm relying on his bad memory when I make it to 40...paybacks and all...)
acg 10 years ago
I saw a guy standing in front of Johnny's in those Richard Simmons shorts yesterday. I had to double take because I couldn't believe what I was seeing. I was like "have I slipped thru a rip in time? Is it 1983? Holy crap, say it ain't so!!". It was highly amusing. Then I also saw a guy in a green mesh half shirt in Dillons a few months back and let me tell you, gals, dude should not have been wearing a half shirt under any circumstances. Instead of a six pack, he was sporting a pony keg, at least. They say history repeats itself, especially in the way of fashion. I surely hope not.
Linda Aikins 10 years ago
Richard Simmons. Now THERE's a man.
Sue, did Mr. Sunflower have a 'fro too?
And acg, those mesh shirts. I'm guessing he had a whale trapped under that mesh along with the pony keg.
OUCH - memories!!!
acg 10 years ago
You got it gootsie. I still see it in my nightmares. The funny part is I stalked the poor schlub around Dillons so I could snap a shot of him on my camera phone and send it to my girlfriends. I was sure no one would believe me.
adavid 10 years ago
ya know, this could work.. a park every quarter-mile replace every bank in the city with a park. voila.
sunflower_sue 10 years ago
acg, no fro for the hubby, but both of our older brothers had one!
H_Lecter 10 years ago
How about if we all just have free kool-aid at all the roundabouts. Then all these minor problems will just fade away. I have plenty of Guyana Green for everybody!
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Kuta only if you're a diehard partier.
All three of your choices are located in Petitenget, the northern part of Seminyak, on good beaches. Some of Bali's best restaurants, shops, spas, clubs are within walking distance or a short taxi. The beach is terrific for sunsets, long walks and playing in the waves, but swimming is only for the hearty.
My favorite by far is the Legian for understated design, spacious grounds, beautiful pool, excellent service, good food.
The W is much younger and trendier, loud and lively. The Oberoi is more staid -- the garden setting is beautiful and serene, but the rooms are a bit dated.
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Mentoring African American Men During Their Postsecondary and Graduate School Experiences: Implications for the Counseling Profession
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DOI: 10.1002/j.1556-6676.2013.00113.x
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Journal of Counseling & Development
Special Issue: Special Issue: Men in Counseling
Volume 91, Issue 4, pages 419–427, October 2013
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|Application number
|Publication date
|Aug 9, 2005
|Filing date
|Aug 28, 2003
|Priority date
|Oct 27, 2000
|Fee status
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|Publication number
|Raymond J. Kilmer, John B. Eye, Stephen F. Baumann, Michael P. Danz
|Original Assignee
|Alcoa Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (24), Referenced by (10), Classifications (29), Legal Events (2)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is a division of U.S. application Ser. No. 09/698,854, filed Oct. 27, 2000, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,644,388 entitled "Micro-Textured Heat Transfer Surfaces".
The present invention relates to textured heat transfer surfaces. More particularly, the present invention relates to finstock which is micro-textured to provide increased surface area and increased turbulence of air flowing thereover, and to tubestock, turbulators and the like which are micro-textured to provide increased surface area and increased coolant or refrigerant flow thereover.
Aluminum and its alloys are particularly useful materials for heat exchangers in a variety of applications including vehicles such as cars, trucks, airplanes, and the like. Aluminum alloys are lighter than steel alloys and thus offer weight advantages in many applications in vehicles. The light weight and excellent heat transfer properties of aluminum alloys make them particularly attractive candidates for use in heat exchangers such as radiators, heaters, evaporators, oil coolers, condensers and the like. These heat exchangers and similar components are typically fabricated from mill finished brazing sheet which may be clad or unclad. Conventional aluminum brazing sheet typically includes two to four roll bonded layers with at least one of the exterior layers being an Aluminum Association (AA) 4xxx series alloy and the other layers being 1xxx, 2xxx, 3xxx, 4xxx, 5xxx, 6xxx, 7xxx or 8xxx series alloy. Mill finished brazing sheet has an inherent roughness of about 0.7 micron root mean squared (RMS) or less. All dimensions referred to hereinafter include the RMS value thereof.
Aluminum brazing sheet is fabricated into the tubes of heat exchangers and the fins attached thereto. The efficiency of a heat exchanger is significantly affected by many variables including the total surface area of the heat transfer surfaces and the persistence of thermal boundary layers on the heat transfer surfaces. Hence, it is generally desirable to maximize the size of the heat transfer surface area and to turbulate the heat transfer media (coolant, air, refrigerant, etc.) to disrupt the boundary layer and maximize heat transfer.
For finstock, turbulators and the like, one approach to enhancing turbulation of the heat transfer medium has been to use louvers which are members that are mechanically flared out into the air or coolant stream, and cause re-direction (i.e. turbulation) of the air or coolant. Conventional louvers on finstock are about 0.5-2 millimeters (mm) high and are spaced apart by about 1 mm. The length of a louver typically is about 80-90 percent of the length of a fin. Other types of embossments for heat exchanger fins are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,434,846 and 4,984,626. Louvers and other embossments must be incorporated into heat exchanger components with due regard for the geometry of the components. Due to their size and configuration, louvers and embossments can only be used on a limited variety of heat exchanger components and at limited positions on a component.
More recently, extruded condenser tubing has been provided with small voids in the extrusion profile of the tube which increase the surface area and increase turbulation of the refrigerant flowing therein. Extruded tubing is typically only used for high pressure environments (e.g. 1000 psi) such as in condensers because of the relatively high production costs compared to wrought products and the limitations on the alloy types suitable for extrusion.
Accordingly, a need remains for wrought products having features for enhancing heat transfer which may be used in a variety of heat exchanger components.
This need is met by the wrought product of the present invention having a micro-textured surface with textured features having dimensions of about 1-50 microns high, preferably about 20-40 microns high, about 1-200 microns wide, preferably about 20-50 microns wide and spaced apart by about 1-50 microns, preferably about 20-50 microns apart. The wrought product may be an aluminum brazing sheet or finstock used in concert with brazing sheet or be formed from stainless steel or copper/brass (Cu/brass). The aluminum may be a monolithic sheet of the AA series 1xxx, 2xxx, 3xxx, 4xxx, 5xxx, 6xxx, 7xxx, or 8xxx or a multilayer composite sheet with each layer being one of the AA series 1xxx, 2xxx, 3xxx, 4xxx, 5xxx, 6xxx, 7xxx, or 8xxx. The textured features are preferably roll textured into the aluminum sheet in a regular pattern of spaced apart cross hatches, spaced apart circles, dimples, parallel lines or combinations thereof. The roll texturing can be done as a finishing step by a material supplier or on a strip as a part of the fabrication practice for a particular component being made (e.g. roll textured while in a fin machine or tube making machine). The wrought sheet is about 25-1500 microns thick.
The wrought sheet of the present invention may be used to fabricate the tubing, fins or turbulators of a heat exchanger such as a radiator, oil cooler, heater, condenser, evaporator or the like. The textured aluminum surface may be present on one or both sides of the fins of a heat exchanger or on the surfaces of the heat exchanger exposed to the coolant and/or refrigerant (e.g. the internal surface of a radiator or heater tube).
Other features of the present invention will be further described in the following related description of the preferred embodiments which is to be considered together with the accompanying drawings wherein like figures refer to like parts and further wherein
For purposes of the description hereinafter, the terms "upper", "lower", "right", "left", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom" and derivatives thereof relate to the invention as it is oriented in the drawing figures. However, it is to be understood that the invention may assume various alternative variations and step sequences, except where expressly specified to the contrary. It is also to be understood that the specific devices and processes illustrated in the attached drawings, and described in the following specification, are simply exemplary embodiments of the invention. Hence, specific dimensions and other physical characteristics related to the embodiments disclosed herein are not to be considered as limiting.
The present invention includes a wrought product including textured sheet 2 shown in FIG. 1 and heat exchangers incorporating the sheet 2. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the sheet 2 is produced from mill finished aluminum brazing sheet. The sheet 2 may be a monolithic sheet of the AA series 1xxx, 2xxx, 3xxx, 4xxx, 5xxx, 6xxx, 7xxx, or 8xxx or a multilayer composite sheet with each layer being one of the AA series 1xxx, 2xxx, 3xxx, 4xxx, 5xxx, 6xxx, 7xxx, or 8xxx. Other aluminum alloys not registered with the Aluminum Association may also used in the present invention. Mill finished aluminum brazing sheet typically has a maximum roughness of about 0.7 micron. The sheet may be produced from other materials such as stainless steel and Cu/brass.
The sheet 2 has a textured surface 4 on one or both sides thereof in the form of micro-textured features 6 extending from a main body 8 of the sheet 2. By the term micro-textured, it is meant texturing which imparts features to the sheet having dimensions larger than the inherent roughness of the sheet yet smaller than conventional embossments in finstock. The texturing may or may not reduce the gauge of the sheet 2. In certain cases, the overall thickness of the sheet 2 is reduced despite the presence of the textured features 6 extending from the main body 8 of the sheet 2. However, it is also possible for the overall thickness of the sheet 2 (measured from peak to peak on opposing sides of the sheet 2) to increase as a result of creating relatively large textured features 6.
The textured features 6 are preferably produced by creating a negative image of a desired pattern onto the surface of a roll and running the mill finished sheet through a set of rolls set at a gap height less than the thickness of the incoming sheet. One or both of the rolls may be patterned depending on whether one or both sides of the wrought product are to be micro-textured. The height of the textured features 6 is influenced by the amount of reduction of the incoming sheet, determined by a roll separating force (e.g. up to about 9500 psi), taken during the rolling pass. Increases to the roll separating force serves to increase the degree of relief on the surface up to some maximum roll separating force. Beyond this maximum roll separating force, a degradation of the pattern may be observed. As such, there is a critical range of roll separating force that must be established for a particular pattern on a sheet of a particular alloy with particular mechanical properties. The negative pattern on the rolls may be created by use of lasers or by a photo-resist and etch method or any other technique (such as sandblasting or electron discharge machining (EDM)) for reproducibly and precisely removing small and exact bits of the hardened roll into the desired negative pattern.
The textured features 6 may be present in a variation of configurations.
Mill finished brazing sheet typically has a thickness of about 25-1500 microns with a maximum height of any roughness feature of about 0.7 micron. Referring to
The sheet 2 may be used to produce a heat exchanger such as a radiator, heater, evaporator, cooler, condenser or the like. The sheet 2 may be fabricated into the fins of a heat exchanger and/or the tube to which the fins are attached. When the sheet 2 is used as a fin, preferably both sides of the sheet 2 are micro-textured however it is also contemplated that only one side of a fin may include the textured features 6. The sheet 2 may also be made into a heat exchanger tube.
Heat exchanger tubing may also be micro-textured on the inside surface of the tube (the side in contact with a coolant or refrigerant) or on the exterior surface of the tube to which the fins are attached (the air side or fin side). For example, as shown in
The wrought metal products of the present invention are micro-textured to provide substantially higher surface areas than prior heat exchange components with morphologies that aid in increasing turbulence of heat transfer media flowing thereover. The textured features 6 are sized sufficiently fine (small) to allow for products fabricated from the textured sheet 2 to be made without concern as to the location of the textured features 6 with respect to the component geometry. Micro-textured finstock may include conventional louvers or other embossments and be fabricated in the identical manner and on the same fin machines employed for untextured finstock. As such, the incoming stock used to fabricate a part may be micro-textured without concern for the specific dimensions or part geometries. The configurations or patterns of the textured features 6 are also believed to improved other critical product features. The textured features 6 improve the directional bending moments of the product, particularly when in the form of parallel ridges as shown in
It will be readily appreciated by those skilled in the art that modifications may be made to the invention without departing from the concepts disclosed in the foregoing description. Such modifications are to be considered as included within the following claims unless the claims, by their language, expressly state otherwise. Accordingly, the particular embodiments described in detail herein are illustrative only and are not limiting to the scope of the invention which is to be given the full breadth of the appended claims and any and all equivalents thereof.
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|Hoowaki, Llc
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|Jan 14, 2011
|Oct 14, 2014
|Board Of Supervisors Of Louisiana State University And Agricultural And Mechanical College
|Continuous microscale forming of metal-based microchannels and other microchannel devices
|Mar 5, 2012
|Aug 4, 2015
|North China Electric Power University
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|Turek James N
|Rebar, beam and mesh highchair
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|Ecolean Research & Development A/S
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|Apr 21, 2011
|Hoowaki, Llc
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|U.S. Classification
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Feb 2, 2009
|Fee payment
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