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Fantastic hotle close to all tourist attractions. Sumptuous and beautiful room overlooking all of Central Park!
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More than I expected. Set in a prime location between the Ritz and the plaza, the Helmsley offered us the Accomodation we needed without the price tag. Saving our money for the shopping, we chose a standard twin share city view room. We didn't need the Central Park views, if we wanted it, we only had to step out the front door and cross the street to be literally standing IN Central Park. New York is a pretty city , a photographers dream and the city view was far more than just abuilding next door. From our window we could see across to park lane, the steeple of St Patricks and into the street below.
Our continental breakfast was basic but quality. The brewed coffee was drinkable, the bagels freshly baked, homemade butter and cream cheese to accompany and loads of fresh fruit salad. It missed a bit on variety but it's view overlooking the park in front of massive floor to ceiling windows was an enchanting dining experience.
This old world hotel is decorated in an older style charm, but is not dated, it has more class than that. It feels like its in a different era, a step back to another time, yet still has the most comfortable bed and pillows I could just melt into. The rooms were large and bright and charming.
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I would recommend this place to anyone visiting NYC. We would definitely stay here our next time in the city. Staff was helpful, location is excellent, and room was a good size and excellent view.
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V happy customer, great location in sensational city. Take the $15pd comms pack. Fast wifi plus unlimited phone calls
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Great location, great hotel
We stayed at the Helmsley for the third time in 18 months and were again more than happy with it. The size of the rooms is excellent for New York, with plenty of space to walk around in both the double and twin rooms and the closet was a good size and had a bathrobe in it, and the traditional decoration suits my taste. I am comparing the size with the Waldorf which has the smallest double rooms I have seen in a long time. The hotel has a substantial feel. The staff are polite and efficient. The concierge doesn't work the longest of hours though he was helpful when he was there. The location of this hotel is lovely as it faces the Park at the front (the view from a room we stayed in last year of the Park was tremendous) and is adjacent to the Plaza which doesn't seem to please many of its guests although it costs a lot more. We haven't eaten in the hotel so we can't pass comment on the food. There isn't a turn down service anymore but I am more than capable of turning my own bed down and no mint means fewer calories!The Helmsley Park Lane is in a central location with a tube station located between it and the Plaze and Bloomingdales is only a few blocks away. Bloomingdales '40 Carrots' restaurant in the basement is a real find for lunch or a light late afternoon meal. Their salads are great (particularly the crabmeat one) and their frozen yogurt is the best we have ever tasted. The coffee yogurt is gorgeousand the blonde, cuddly waitress is just the nicest person.For really good food go to Luca's Restaurant which is on First Avenue at 89th. We have been eating there for about five years now and have never had a bad meal there yet. Great authentic Italian food as the owner, Luca, comes from Milan. Loehmann's is great for clothes bargains and is on 7th Avenue at 18th Street. Similarly Century 21 has some great finds but the surroundings are still upsetting outside. We found a great lunchtime restaurant in that area called Zeytuna which is a self service restaurant with so many different kinds of good food everybody is happy. It also has a great deli upstairs.I love New York!
Not worth it - inconsistent service/rooms
Do not make a discount reservation on line for this hotel - you receive the worst room. The first room I received on an upper floor had thread bare chairs, the bath tub was dirty, the sheets had hair on them, and the walls were very dirty (unknown brown smudges). It was shocking that a "4star" hotel would appear this way. When I complained I received a great room on the 10th floor - what a difference, it actually looked like the advertisements. Prior to my arrival they emailed me an upgrade coupon which upon my arrival was not applicable to my "on-line" reservation. The concierge and staff were mediocre - sometimes friendly and sometimes unhelpful and even rude. Not a good hotel - don't believe their advertisements. NY has lots of great hotels-even though the location is ideal - pass on this one.
They will get all of your money, or die trying
Stayed at the Park Lane for 4 nights in July 2003. The location was great but that's about all this place has going for it. As our taxi pulled up to the curb, the doorman ignored me when I asked for help with my family's luggage, and it wasn't until he saw my sister struggling with her suitcase that he picked it up and, setting it on the cart, left me and my parents to struggle with our own luggage. Hey, everyone deserves service, not only good looking 24 year old females!
Check in was a disaster... a female employee (that's as far as I can tell you because she wasn't wearing a name tag) told us that since we had an internet discounted rate we could only have rooms with one queen bed (why do they offer the option for king or 2 twins on discount sites that carry their hotel... other hotels offer specific bed types only if they are available), and that the rollaway was $30 extra per night...
oh and that since we wanted smoking rooms they were going to be in separate floors (the room next to mine was never assigned, the housekeeper told me so... and it had two beds!!! what was that all about? Wast the evil check in lady just trying to make our stay uncomfortable? If the hotel in such need of money they shouldn't cheat their discount customers with the (never disclosed until check in) charge for a rollaway, they should stop giving discounts). The room wasn't all that bad... it just was dated (in a 1970's Louis XIV house of ill repute style, oh, but with a wonderful view)... and the bathroom was small but I loved the intense water pressure. Turndown was done only on the first night... and even though I don't consider it a necessity I appreciate it, and miss it once it has been dangled in my face and then taken away... must be that discounted rate again or was the evil check in lady behind this too? Breakfast was good, and better priced than in tne next door Plaza or Ritz Carlton. We asked for our checkout to be extended for one hour and were continually refused, being told that they were sold out and could not give us a late checkout unless we payed half an extra day. If the hotel is sold out you can't give rooms... for free or for a fee, jeez this place really must be in a lot of debt. My only comfort was that some friends were staying next door at the Plaza and after comparing rooms ours was nicer and cheaper (though not by much). Anyway, Last year I stayed at the Helmsley Windsor, which is one block down from this hotel, so the location is just as good... and because it doesn't attempt to be a luxury hotel (no doorman, no restaurant, no turndown) checkout feels a lot better, you don't feel cheated or robbed or conned... oh, and the rooms at the Windsor have exactly the same decor as the Park Lane, only they are bigger! Stay there... really.
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The location is probably the best part about this hotel. We found it to be safe and clean. Our room was rather spacious for a NYC hotel room; the mini fridge in the bathroom was a nice touch. Aside from that, it wasn't luxury, just a decent place to stay. My one complaint was that the tub drain was very clogged and so I was standing in about a foot of water after a 10-minute shower. Our stay was short enough such that I didn't bother actually complaining about it. For $144/night on Expedia, I think we got our money's worth. FYI: the convenient NR subway station next door is closed on the weekends. Not too far away is the F at 57th/7th.
A friend and I booked a discounted room on the internet and requested a twin room. Upon arrival we were given a double room. When I asked for this to be changed I was told there were no other twin rooms available in the whole hotel and that I could have a cot! The room could barely fit a double bed into let alone anything else! When I made further requests throughtout the week for a slightly larger room or to see if a twin had become available, I was not even given the courtesy of a reply back - 6 times in all!Then our turndown service was suspended because we were discounted customers and they had 'made a mistake' by doing it the first night!The concierge was unhelpful along with the bellboys who actually watched us struggle with out suitcases trying to get out of the door on our final day.Decor was over the top and clashed. Bathroom was jaded and peeling in places.All in all we were made to feel like second class citizens because we had booked via the internet.Oh - and we saw a mouse in the bar next to the restaurant.Great location but that is it - would definitely not recommend it - especially to those booking via dicounted internet sites!
Stayed at the Park Lane in January 2003. Very disappointing. It's overrated and deserves no more than 2 stars. The chair in the room was tatered and torn. The bathroom was old and there were stains on the sink. There was no cafe or coffee shop, so getting something light to eat meant going out in the freezing rain. The hotel had provided a free room upgrade coupon, but when I presented it at the front desk, they wouldn't honor it because I had a discount package. The staff was not at all helpful in getting a cab. I expect more for the price. I won't go back.
Not worth it
Our family stayed at the Helmsley Park Lane for one week in June 2003. Room with two double beds was spacious. Location was great. Our stay did not live up to the hotel's 4 star rating. The staff was helpful in getting a room change after the first night's stay to a non smoking room, which we had requested when we make reservations. The floor we were on the first night had a most unpleasant cigarette odor in the hall and also in our room. The staff for the most part was friendly and helpful. The concierge did not provide any useful information on how to obtain tickets to any of the plays or musicals. We checked our guide books of the city and were able to get half price on tickets to two great shows - Cabaret and Live (X) 3 (with Helen Hunt) Superb shows!!. Housekeeping was hit or miss - unmade room one day; no bath towels one night, no pillow cases on three pillows one night; no wash towels two nights (some wash towels were frayed when they were available). We had to call housekeeping each time to correct the situation. We will visit New York City again very soon, but we will stay at another hotel.
Idyllic walk in Central Park
Stayed at The Helmsley Park Lane - great position on SE corner of beautiful Central Park, idyllic walk just one minute away. Hotel deal from a discount website, saved $100 per night, very good value for a huge room with two Queen size beds and equally massive bathroom. Needed it as went with my daughter - so no rows over space! The very expensive breakfast overlooking the Park was worth it - once! Checking out took far too long -antiquated system, so give yourself a bit of time for that. Great place for brunch was Balthazar's in Tribeca - great service and food. The Guggenheim was a weird and wonderful experience if you're in to modern art. Going to NY again in July so watch this space!
Location Good, but that's it
We did not have a good time at the Helmsley Park Lane Hotel. The location was great, but that is about it. Checkout time was listed on the door as 1:00, but when I called to ask if we could checkout at 2:00 the front desk said checkout was now 12:00 (even though we were never told). Our 23rd floor "city view" was the roof of a building next door. There are no ice machines so we had to call room service each night for ice. The tiny refrigerator was in the bathroom and covered over with ice. The cords on the lighting fixtures were scarey. We were right next to the room service door which was continously slamming shut, and the elevador. The decor was cheap and the bellman was piling people's bags in the lobby with cable locks around them because they ran out of room in storage. Our friend's parents stayed at the Woldorf for $159 a night that their place was much better.
Great view, great location
I thought this was a great hotel. When i got there with my family, they by accidently put us in a smoking room, which is what we didnt ask for. We asked to be moved and theymoved us to a nicer room for the same price, which i thought was great. They were very friendly and helpful. We also had a great view of Central Park and we were a 1 minute walk away from 5th avenue. I will defeintley go back.
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|Jun 1, 1976
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|Jun 29, 1973
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|Jun 29, 1973
|Publication number
|Edward O. Leonard
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|Chemical Cleaning Composition Trust
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|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (28), Classifications (16)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to water dispersible solvent emulsion type cleaners, and more particularly provides such a cleaner which, after dilution with up to about 896:1 parts of water--one ounce of concentrate in seven gallons--is an effective aqueous cleaning medium for hard and soft surfaces.
The removal of asphalts, greases, greasy soils, floor wax, metal working oils, tire and heel marks is one of the most common, yet most troublesome, industrial and household maintenance operations. Organic solvent type cleaners, in most instances, are either flammable or highly toxic. Inorganic alkali type cleaners are dangerous to the user, and often are highly corrosive to the underlying floor surface. Ingredients of many cleaners, particularly the phosphates, are unacceptable from a pollution standpoint. Accordingly, a major object of the invention is to provide a cleaning solution, and a concentrate therefor, which is capable of removing the foregoing materials from hard and soft surfaces; which, in either the concentrate or diluted form, is noninflammable, relatively non-toxic, and relatively noncorrosive.
It has heretofore been proposed to employ water-dispersible solvent emulsion type cleaners which include an organic solvent, and one or more alkalies. While these are widely used, they tend to be un-stable upon storage, can be diluted only with comparatively small amounts of water, and contain phosphate materials. Another object is to provide a water-dispersible solvent emulsion type cleaner which is stable for long periods, which has a recommended dilution of one part of concentrate in 896 part water (one ounce in seven gallons); and which is free of phosphates or other ecologically inacceptable ingredients. Still another object is to provide a solvent emulsion type cleaner which is readily prepared at reasonable cost, highly concentrated for low cost shipping, and yet remarkably stable upon storage, easily used, and effective at normal temperatures.
Other and further aims, objects, and advantages of the invention will become apparent as the description thereof proceeds.
Briefly, in accordance with the invention, a water-dispersible solvent emulsion type cleaner concentrate is provided which combines the action of a strong organic solvent, high concentrations of inorganic alkalies, and small amounts of two or more surfactants to maintain the inorganic ingredients in a stable suspension. More particularly, the concentrate comprises about 30-60 parts by weight of an ethylene glycol mono(lower)alkyl ether solvent, about 17-24.5 parts of an alkali hydroxide, about 9-15 parts of an alkali metasilicate, about 1.2-3.45 parts of a nonionic ampholyte which is either a (higher)alkyl betaine or an alkali salt of a N-(higher)alkyl beta aminodipropionate, and about 0.6-1 parts of an anionic hydrotrope selected from the alkali salts of benzene and (lower)alkyl benzene sulfonates. Optionally, and preferably, it also contains about 0.6-8.71 parts of a fatty acid alkanolamine condensate such as a Kritchevsky amide, and, where foaming properties are desired, about 1-10 parts of a polyethenoxy nonionic surfactant foam agent.
A particularly useful feature of the invention is that the concentrate has little or no solvent action upon certain water-soluble film-forming polymers. Thus, packets of concentrate may be contained within water-soluble polymeric heat-sealed containers which can be conveniently dropped into the cleaner tanks of industrial scrubbers. The polymer dissolves readily in water, thereby liberating the concentrate for use. Such water soluble polymers as polyvinyl alcohol, the hydroxy alkyl acrylates and methacrylates, the cellulose ethers, etc. are suitable for this purpose.
Concentrates of the invention, when properly diluted, have remarkable cleaning power. Asphaltic detrius, greases, floor wax, metal working oils, tire and heel marks, all succumb readily at dilutions of one part of concentrate to from 300 to 1,000 parts water. Indeed, even the difficulty removable "acrylic" floor "waxes," which are really ionic bonded acrylic polymers linked through zinc atoms, can be removed. Conventional floor waxes are no problem whatsoever. Merely distributing the diluted concentrate over the surface to be cleaned, and agitating by scrubbing, brushing, or mopping, is effective to penetrate thick concentrations of embedded floor dirt and grease.
Although primarily designed and adapted for industrial and household floor cleaning services, other hard and soft surfaces are readily cleaned by immersion, spraying, brushing, etc. of the surface with the diluted concentrate. For such applications as automotive cleaning, rug cleaning, etc., where a foaming product is either required or desired, the addition of conventional polyethenoxy nonionic surfactants provide adequate foaming.
In the ensuing description of the invention, all parts, unless otherwise stated, are by weight. The adjective "lower," as applied to alkyl and equivalently similar groups, denotes such groups of from 1 to 4 carbon atoms. The term "higher," as applied to similar groups, denotes those having more than 4 and up to about 22 carbon atoms, in either straight or branched chain structures.
As indicated above, the constituent which comprises the major amount of the concentrate is about 30-60 parts by weight of an ethylene glycol mono (lower)alkyl ether solvent. The n-butyl member, is preferred, although the available methyl, ethyl, and isobutyl ethers are suitable. Some adjustment of the proportions of other ingredients may be desirable for optimum benefits when employing materials other than the butyl derivative, but these are well within the skill of routine experimentation. In any event, the ether functions as a powerful solvent for greasy material, and it is quite unusual to find a concentrate containing as much as 30-60 parts by weight, and preferably about 50 parts by weight, of such an organic material.
The second ingredient is about 17-24.5 parts by weight of an alkali hydroxide such as potassium hydroxide. The term "alkali," as employed herein, is intended to denote the monovalent metal alkalies such as potassium (preferred), sodium (somewhat less preferable, but more economical), lithium (expensive), and, where applicable, ammonium (weaker but nonetheless effective).
The third ingredient is about 9-15 parts by weight (on an anhydrous basis) of a water soluble alkali metasilicate, preferably sodium metasilicate. Both the alkali hydroxide and the alkali metasilicate function as power alkalies or builders, and in combination with the organic solvent, apparently have a synergistic effect on the removal of greasy matter. While attempts have heretofore been made to increase the concentration of these ingredients, these attempts have rarely been successful to the extent achieved herein, since these inorganic solids are only sparcely soluble in the ethylene glycol monoalkyl ether solvent. As will appear, this difficulty has been overcome.
The fourth ingredient of the concentrate is about 1.2-3.45 parts of a nonionic ampholyte which is either a (higher)alkyl betaine or an alkali salt of N-(higher)alkyl beta aminodipropionate. Suitable betaines include coco amide betaine, coco betaine, stearyl betaine, and tallow betaine, all of which are available commercially. Suitable alkali salts of the aminodipropionates include the preferred mono sodium salt of N-lauryl beta aminodipropionate, the disodium n-lauryl beta aminodipropionate, disodium N-tallow beta amino dipropionate, sodium N-coco beta amino propionate, N-coco beta amino propionic acid, and N-lauryl myristal beta amino propionic acid.
The fifth constituent is about 0.6-1 parts by weight of an anionic hydrotrope chosen from the alkali salts of benzene and (lower)alkyl benzene sulfonates. These hydrotropes include sodium, potassium, and ammonium salts of benzene, xylene, toluene, or cumene sulfonates. In combination with the nonionic amphoylate, the hydrotropes serve as effective dispersants of the inorganic alkalies into the organic solvent and, in addition, contributes surfactant and germicidal properties to the final cleaner.
An optional, though highly advantageous, constituent is about 0.6-8.71 part of a fatty acid alkanolamine condensate, preferably of the Kritchevsky amide type (one mol of acid condensed with two of amine). Other fatty acid alkanolamine condensates include capric diethanolamide, cetyl-palmitic alkanolamides, coconut diethanolamide, isopropanolamide, or monoethanolamide, lauric diethanolamide, isopropanolamide, monoethanolamide, or lauric-myristic diethanolamide, the linoleic alkanolamides, the myristic diethanolamide or monoethanolamide, the oleic diethanolamide or isopropanolamide, the stearic diethanolamide or monoethanolamide, and the tall oil alkanolamides.
When it is desired to impart foaming properties, about 1- 10 parts by weight of a polyethenoxy nonionic surfactant foam agent may be included. The ethoxylated nonyl phenols are nonionics which are particularly effective in this regard, especially where containing an average of about nine mols of ethylene oxide per mol. Other similar compounds are listed in the standard Schwartz and Perry, "Surface Active Agents," and in the Schwartz-Perry-Berch, "Surface Active Agents and Detergents." When such a nonionic surfactant is to be included, it is advantageously added to the reaction mixture used in preparing the concentrate before the butyl ether is added.
An interesting facet of the concentrate is its water content. Ordinarily, some water is inevitable; aminodipropionates are normally supplied as 30% aqueous concentrates, hydrotropes as 40% aqueous concentrates, etc. Some additional water may be advantageously added to facilitate mixing and dispersion. However, in a typical concentrate preparation, where 5.8% free water is added (over and above that which is contained in the various ingredients), the final concentrate should theoretically contain about 2.6% water but, by Karl Fischer analyses (12 replications), the water content is about 17-24% by weight. No ready explanation of this anomaly can be found.
If desired, other ingredients may be added to the concentrate for either functional or aesthetic purposes. Anionics such as the alkali salts of alkyl, alkyl-aryl, and aryl sulfates are exemplary. Other non-ionics may include the ethoxylated phenols, the ethoxylated alkyl or other aryl alcohols, the ethoxylated amines, acids, etc., polyethylene glycols, etc.
The final concentrate, depending upon the specific ingredients and proportions, will range in viscosity from that of a slightly viscous material to that of a gel. Its stability, as defined by the retention of an apparently homogeneous mix, varies from less than 24 hours to as much as 1 year. Optimum formulations are set forth below. Illustrative concentrates, together with the preferred method of assembling them, are set forth in working examples below.
This Example illustrates the preparation of a water-dispersible solvent emulsion type cleaner concentrate in the absence of a fatty acid alkanolamine condensate.
The reactant composition is as follows:
Ingredients Percent by Weight______________________________________Water 5.0Partial sodium salt of N-lauryl beta- 11.5 aminodipropionic acid (30% in water)Sodium xylene sulfonate, 40% in water 2.0Sodium metasilicate, anh. 10.5Potassium hydroxide, solid 21.0Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether 50.0______________________________________
The composition is made by mixing the water, the aminodipropionic acid salt, and the sodium xylene sulfonate together at room temperature. Then the sodium metasilicate is added, followed by vigorous stirring. (The heat of hydration of the metasilicate to the nine-hydrate causes the temperature of the mixture, which becomes milky in appearance, to increase to about 140�F.). Next, the potassium hydroxide is added slowly, with stirring; this causes a further increase in temperature (up to about 150�F.), and the mixture becomes very viscous, almost solid.
When additional potassium hydroxide is added to the desired concentration, the high viscosity of the mixture suddenly breaks, and the viscosity returns to approximately that of water. The mixture, which is still milky, is stirred vigorously until no solid particles are visible; filtration may be necessary.
The mixture is then allowed to cool about 85�F., either by standing or by the use of a cooling jacket, advantageously with the exclusion of atmospheric air. One-half of the butyl ether solvent is then added, followed by additional vigorous stirring for about 10 minutes. The mixture loses its milky appearance, and forms a slightly viscous, slightly yellow, emulsion. Then the remainder of the butyl ether solvent is added, and the composition stirred for an additional fifteen minutes.
The final concentrate is a light yellow emulsion having a viscosity slightly greater than that of water. It is highly alkaline, with a pH of 14. It remains as a stable emulsion having a single-phase shelf life, at room temperature, of about four weeks, whereupon it breaks into upper liquid and lower white solid layers.
The concentrate thus contains approximately 50% by weight of butyl ether solvent and 45% by weight of active cleaning solids, namely the potassium hydroxide and the sodium metasilicate. The high proportion of butyl ether, the high concentration of active cleaning solids, and the exceptionally high alkalinity, contribute to its effectiveness as a cleaning solution concentrate. The use of sodium metasilicate, rather than phosphates, avoids ecological objections and, in addition, serves to function somewhat as a corrosion preventive.
Just prior to use, the above cleaning concentrate is mixed with water in a ratio of about one and a fourth teaspoon per gallon of water, which should be compared with the ratios of conventional emulsion type cleaner concentrates of up to a cup or more per gallon. The diluted composition is remarkably effective in removing asphalts, greases, greasy soils, floor wax, metal working oils, tire and heel marks, and the like, either from dirty objects or from floors. Floor cleaning in industrial areas is particularly effective; the diluted concentrate is merely distributed over the floor and vigorously brushed or scrubbed to dissolve the detrius.
This Example illustrates the preparation of a water-dispersible solvent emulsion type cleaner concentrate utilizing the components of Example I, but which includes a fatty acid alkanolamine condensate of the Kritchevsky type.
The concentrate has the following composition of ingredients:
Ingredients Percent by Weight______________________________________water 5.8aminodipropionate, 30% in water 6.3sodium xylene sulfonate, 40% in water 2.3diethanolamine-coconut acid 1.2 Kritchevsky amidesodium metasilicate 11.2potassium hydroxide, 90% 23.2ethylene glycol monobutyl ether 50.0______________________________________
The composition is prepared by adding water, aminodipropionate, sodium xylene sulfonate, and the Kritchevsky amide to a vessel and thoroughly mixing for at least 10 minutes or until the solution is clear. Sodium silicate is then added with vigorous stirring, and the stirring continued until a white opaque emulsion is formed.
Potassium hydroxide is then added carefully and with regulated stirring. When the addition is completed, stirring is continued until the temperature generated drops to about 120�-130�F. The ethylene glycol monobutyl ether is introduced by slowly pouring while continuing the stirring.
The concentrate thus prepared is a white viscous liquid, with a shelf life of up to 180 days. Upon dilution with water in the proportion of 1:896 (one ounce in seven gallons of water), an effective cleaning solution is prepared which is capable of removing old grease from garage and workroom floors. At this concentration it is capable of stripping many "acrylic" floor waxes of the zinc interlock polymer type, i.e., the ionic bonded acrylic polymer floor "waxes." Conventional floor wax succumbs readily, as do fork lift and heel marks.
If desired to use the cleaning solution as a foam, a foaming agent such as ethoxylated (nine mols) nonyl phenol may be added to the above mixture before the ethylene glycol monobutyl ether is introduced: 1-10 parts by weight of this polyethenoxy nonionic surfactant, based on total concentrate, is sufficient for car wash and rug cleaning service.
To further demonstrate variants of the Example II system, seven additional compositions are prepared in the manner of Example I, and employing the ingredients of Examples I and II but with the proportions set forth below:
Examples of Solvent Emulsion Cleaner CompositionsChemicals 1 2 3 4 5 6__________________________________________________________________________Water 0.00 2.75 4.96 5.00 5.75 5.75Amino dispropionate 6.05 5.72 5.45 5.76 3.13 6.30 30% in waterSodium Xylene Sulfonate, 2.21 2.06 1.99 2.19 2.30 2.31 40%Kritchevsky Amide 8.71 8.24 7.84 5.27 4.59 1.22Sodium meta Silicate 10.83 10.23 9.80 10.28 11.93 11.28 (anhy.)Potassium Hydroxide, 22.20 21.00 19.96 21.50 22.30 23.14 90%Ethylene glycol mono 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 butyl ether__________________________________________________________________________
Similar results are achieved.
Thus it is apparent that there has been provided, according to the invention, an outstandingly effective water-dispersible solvent emulsion type cleaner concentrate. In its recommended dilution of one ounce of concentrate in seven gallons of water, a cleaning solution is capable of removing thick grease from factory and garage floors while avoiding the hazards of toxicity, flammability, environmental damage, and other limitations of preexisting materials.
While the invention has been described in conjunction with specific embodiments, it is manifest that many alternatives, modifications, and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art in light of the foregoing description. Accordingly, it is intended to embrace all such alternatives, modifications, and variations as fall within the spirit and scope of the appended claims.
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Even when the weather's uncooperative, there's cabbage.
Although fall and winter are the main cabbage seasons, the cool-weather crop is available almost year-round. Even better, it's cheap and easy to prepare. For seven more reasons to be thankful for cabbage's ubiquity, read on:
1. Cabbage is a fertile source of world records: The heaviest cabbage listed by Guinness weighed in at 138 pounds. The plant's ability to grow to immense proportions is well-known to the more than 25,000 South Carolina schoolchildren who compete in Bonnie Plants' national scholarship program, which challenges kids to cultivate huge cabbages.
2. There are three primary types of cabbage: red, green and savoy. While the first two cultivars are commonly found in slaws and other popular cabbage dishes, savoy cabbage shows up more frequently on restaurant plates. It's easily identified by its crinkled leaves and contrasting shades of green. Savoy cabbage is sweeter, milder and more tender than red or green cabbage.
3. When choosing a cabbage, avoid obvious signs of rot and infestations: Steer clear of holes, cracks, bruises and faded leaves. A cabbage in good condition should have shiny leaves, and feel heavy for its size.
4. The word "cabbage" comes from an Old French word for "head." Nowadays, the secondary meanings of "cabbage" include money, theft and moron.
5. To prepare cabbage for coleslaw, first remove its tough outer leaves. After rinsing, vertically slice the cabbage in half with a stainless steel knife (Carbon steel will cause the leaves to turn black.) Make diagonal cuts around the core to remove it, then place the cabbage cut side-down for chopping.
6. Cabbage detractors like to cite its distinctive pungency: The Greeks were so wary of the unpleasant aroma that they avoided planting cabbage anywhere near their vineyards, for fear it would contaminate their grapes. But since the smell comes from the conversion of sulfur compounds, cooks can short-circuit the odor by steaming or quick-boiling the vegetable.
7. Cabbage is highly susceptible to disease and pests. Its natural enemies include wirestem, black rot, downy mildew, aphids, nematodes, cabbage maggots, imported cabbage worms and cabbage root flies. The good news is, cabbage is on the research list at the U.S. Vegetable Lab on Savannah Highway.


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Valve Says Steamworks Makes DRM Obsolete
Promises new additions like "Custom Executable Generation" technology.
Microsoft says that their recently announced updates for Games for Windows Live will introduce more stringent anti-piracy measures. Now, in announcing a new set of features for their own Steamworks, Valve has gone one step further, saying that "DRM is obsolete" thanks to its new "Custom Executable Generation" technology.
According to their press release, "Custom Executable Generation compliments the already existing anti-piracy solution offered in Steamworks."
"A customer friendly approach to anti-piracy, CEG makes unique copies of games for each user allowing them to access the application on multiple machines without install limits and without having to install root kits."
Valve co-founder Gabe Newell promised to continue looking for "new ways to make PC games easier to create and better for customers to experience." In the meantime, with developers like World of Goo co-creator Ron Carmel calling DRM "a waste of time," we'll see if Valve can indeed make good on their promise.
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Definition problemsPosted: Mar 29, 2009 12:00AM PST by corporate-sellout
"A customer friendly approach to anti-piracy, CEG makes unique copies of games for each user allowing them to access the application on multiple machines without install limits and without having to install root kits."
And...how is that not DRM?
Steamworks isn't the devilPosted: Mar 25, 2009 12:00AM PST by Zero-nt-
"Steam is basically the second worst DRM right after Starforce"
Starforce can damage your drive, yeah... but Steamworks being the second worse?
Steam doesn't limit your installs to three, four, or even a hundred virtual machines like Suck-UR-Rom does. Most of the time, you don't have to insert the annoying super long CD keys for authorisation, steam does that for you in most cases. While you cannot be on one account on one machine, and the same account on the other, you still have unlimited access to any game you purchase on steam at any time... And with steam cloud, your settings on some games can carry over from one machine to another.
How the hell does that translate into "the second worst DRM"? It's more difficult to pirate steam games? Boo-[censor]-hoo. Go back to the bay and cry about how Valve can take over the world. I'd gladly accept that NWO, at least I know I'm getting my moneys worth... Forever.
Speaking of moneys worth, yeah... the biggest problem with Steam right now, is the global transaction rate... if you don't live in america, or you have to use EU instead of your local countries currency, you're going to spend more that you would in the store, but steam has stated they're working on it... it's hard to balance global funds, give it time, and in the mean time, support your local store... heaven knows they need the support in this economy, as it is.
Does not computePosted: Mar 25, 2009 12:00AM PST by markgreyam_
"I've spent a couple hundred bucks on steam and GOG.com and I don't spend a dime on a PC game with DRM."
Except for, you know, all those games you bought from Steam. I'll never understand how all these anti-DRM people can embrace Steam and honestly talk about as thought it's not DRM. Steam is basically the second worst DRM right after Starforce. And that's only because Starforce can break your DVD drive.
Steam is sneakyPosted: Mar 24, 2009 12:00AM PST by aggies11
With a traditional games library, you can play more then one game at once (play Gears in the living room on my Xbox while the girlfriend plays Viva Pinata in the bedroom on hers).
With steam, you can only "check out" one game from your library at a time.
While there are benefits of convenience, make no mistake that their are *Restrictions*, freedoms you give up, when you use Valve DRM.
Agreed..Posted: Mar 24, 2009 12:00AM PST by beedlej00z
Bring down pricing for some of their games.. mainly tf2. I would buy it.. but not at that price.
valve :PPosted: Mar 24, 2009 12:00AM PST by crusader8463
untill they change the over priced games to what we can get instore, i'm not gonna buy sweet fuck all from it. so idc what they do really.
Um...Posted: Mar 24, 2009 12:00AM PST by aldrenar47
Isn't Steam itself a form of DRM? I know it's better than installing rootkits, but something that requires authentication to play the game you bought and own is still DRM. Their statement doesn't make any sense. If anything, they've made rootkits obsolete, not DRM, otherwise there would be no need for Steam.
Steam FTWPosted: Mar 24, 2009 12:00AM PST by Sinfullyvannila
Way to go Valve, you will continue to recieve my money, as is the tradition.
Steam is awsome. you have to log into your account inorder to play these gamesPosted: Mar 24, 2009 12:00AM PST by xG0DzxRambo316
i can download the games i purchased on steam on any computer. but i have to log into my account. thats how. if i log out u cant play the game. if i download the game and say someone else logs into another name.. it wont let them play that game bcause it knows u didnt buy it. plus its so much cheaper to buy from steam. they offer great discounts. ect. and they have all the tools u need to chat ect. see what games people are playing. Counter Strike all the way
How does it exactly work?Posted: Mar 24, 2009 12:00AM PST by panpeter
So, they generate an executable file for each account... and they can install it to as many machines as they wish. So, how exactly does this defeat piracy? Does the executable file work only if the user is logged into Valve with the authorized account?
...I guess I just answered my own question. D'oh.
Excellent.Posted: Mar 24, 2009 12:00AM PST by Metal_Link
Excellent news indeed.
Now where's Episode 3?


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Spanish Colonial Art
Jan & Frederick Mayer Galleries of Pre-Columbian & Spanish Colonial Art, Level 4, North Building
Notable for its cultural and temporal range and artistic quality, the Spanish Colonial collection of the Denver Art Museum is the most comprehensive collection in the United States and one of the best in the world.
Spanning three and a half centuries (c. 1492-1850), the collection of over 3,000 objects represents the diverse cultures and geographic areas of Latin America including Mexico, Guatemala, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, Argentine, Chile, and the southwestern United States.
Initiated in 1936 with a gift from Anne Evans of santos from southern Colorado and New Mexico, the Spanish Colonial collection has grown dramatically over the years to include more than 3,000 objects. Acquisition of the Frank Barrows Freyer Memorial Collection of colonial paintings, sculpture, and furniture, collected in Peru and Bolivia in the 1920s, commenced in 1968. In 1990, the Stapleton Foundation of Latin American Colonial Art gifted its extensive collection of colonial art from northern South America. Acquired between 1895 and 1914 by Daniel C. Stapleton, the collection's donation was made possible by the Renchard family of Washington, D.C. In addition, an exemplary collection of Spanish Colonial silver from the Robert Appleman family and major gifts of Mexican Colonial painting and decorative arts from Frederick and Jan Mayer have greatly enriched the collection.
The collection includes many unusual and distinctively American objects such as Aztec-style feather paintings, small copper paintings worn as brooches by nuns, an Asian-influenced painted folding screen depicting a garden party, oil-on-canvas paintings embellished with applied gold leaf, and panel paintings inlaid with mother-of-pearl.
The depth and breadth of the paintings collection is complemented by its artistic quality; the major stylistic movements and workshops are well represented, in many cases with signature pieces such as the Virgin of Málaga by Bolivian artist Luis Niño, Madonna and Child with Bird by Peruvian Ignacio Chacón, and Saint Michael and the Bull by Mexican artist Sebastián López de Arteaga.
Things To Do
Creative Corners in the Spanish Colonial galleries allow families to create a folded paper treasure box inspired by a Columbian treasure chest, and emboss it with mix-and-match motifs from three nearby objects with designs from different cultures. In addition, you can play with miniature mannequins and clothing that mimic those on the santos in the surrounding gallery to explore the art of santeros in Mexico and the southwestern United States.
Event: Special Events
Circulación: Movement of Ideas, Art and People in Spanish America16th Annual Mayer Center SymposiumFriday, October 21, 2016 – Saturday, October 22, 2016.
The movement of artwork and artists, as well as the circulation of ideas and ideologies, shaped culture in Spanish America. A group of international scholars will assemble in Denver to explore topics related to artistic exchange, ranging from local interactions to global networks, and their influence on the art and architecture of the region. Organized by Jorge Rivas Perez, Frederick and Jan Mayer Curator of Spanish Colonial Art, Denver Art Museum.
The symposium will take place Friday 9:30 am-5:30 pm and Saturday 9:30 am-1 pm. More
GlitteratiPortraits & Jewelry from Colonial Latin AmericaOn View through August 1, 2017
During the Spanish Colonial period in Latin America (1521–1850), precious gold and silver were crafted into elegant jewelry then embellished with emeralds from Colombia, coral from Mexico, and pearls from Venezuela. Wanting to demonstrate their wealth and status, people were painted wearing their finest dress and elaborate jewelry. More
News & Stories
Blog: en español
Cuatro artistas locales participaran en el programa Cuatro
Gracias a una beca del Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), el Denver Art Museum trabajará con cuatro artistas locales para presentar el programa Cuatro [4]: A Series of Artist Interactions durante el próximo año. More
Blog: Meet the Artist
Latino Artists Participate in Cuatro at the DAMMeet Carlos Frésquez July 7-August 7
Four local creatives and artists will present Cuatro [4]: A Series of Artist Interactions. More
Blog: Behind the Scenes
Join the Denver Art Museum for Día del NiñoSunday, April 24, 10 am–5 pm
Includes a variety of performances and free general admission to non-ticketed exhibitions at the DAM, History Colorado, Byers-Evans House Museum, and the Clyfford Still Museum. More
Blog: Behind the Scenes
Newly Conserved Magi on View at the Denver Art Museum
Learn how the DAM conserved these three kings from the 1700s and see them at the museum. More
Blog: Don't Miss
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the DAM
We invite you to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Denver Art Museum with special events and exhibitions. More
Blog: Behind the Scenes
Tapestry Video 3: A Plan for Repair
In preparation for Creative Crossroads: The Art of Tapestry, opening May 31, the Denver Art Museum's staff have been working on a Spanish Colonial table cover in PreVIEW (a behind-the-scenes visible staging area in our textile art gallery). More
Scholars wishing to access the New World Department collections and/or library holdings must contact the Mayer Center well in advance of a visit. If approval for study is granted, the collection/library will be made available as the staff of the DAM's schedule permits. Please contact email@example.com for more information.
The Mayer Center Fellow Program
This program is designed to support scholarly research related to the museum's collections of pre-Columbian and Spanish Colonial art and to provide curatorial experience to art historians.
The Mayer Center Scholarship
The scholarship, established in honor of Frederick and Jan Mayer and sponsored by Alianza de las Artes Americanas, is awarded biennially to a doctoral student. It includes a stipend and two weeks of access to the museum's New World collection.
Recent Mayer Center publications on Spanish Colonial art are available for purchase in The Shop and include:
- Companion to Glitterati: Portraits & Jewelry from Colonial Latin America at the Denver Art Museum. Edited by Donna Pierce and Julie Wilson Frick. Denver Art Museum, 2015.
- Festivals & Daily Life in the Arts of Colonial Latin America, 1492–1850. Edited by Donna Pierce. Denver Art Museum, 2014.
- Companion to Spanish Colonial Art at the Denver Art Museum. Donna Pierce. Denver Art Museum, 2011; reprinted 2015.
- At the Crossroads: The Arts of Spanish America & Early Global Trade, 1492–1850. Papers from the 2010 Mayer Center Symposium at the Denver Art Museum. Edited by Donna Pierce and Ronald Y. Otsuka. Denver Art Museum, 2012.
- The Arts of South America, 1492–1850: Papers from the 2008 Mayer Center Symposium at the Denver Art Museum. Edited by Donna Pierce. Denver Art Museum, 2010.
- Asia and Spanish America: Trans-Pacific Artistic and Cultural Exchange, 1500–1850: Papers from the 2006 Mayer Center Symposium at the Denver Art Museum. Edited by Donna Pierce and Ronald Y. Otsuka. Denver Art Museum, 2009.
- Exploring New World Imagery: Spanish Colonial Papers from the 2002 Mayer Center Symposium at the Denver Art Museum. Edited by Donna Pierce. Denver Art Museum, 2005.
- Painting a New World: Mexican Art and Life, 1521-1821. Donna Pierce, Clara Bargellini and Rogelio Ruiz Gomar. Denver Art Museum, 2004.
Current Staff
- Jorge Rivas Pérez, Frederick & Jan Mayer Curator of Spanish Colonial Art
- Julie Wilson Frick, Mayer Center Program Coordinator
- Jesse Laird Ortega, Curatorial Assistant
- Anne Tennant, Research Associate
- Heather Nielsen, Associate Director of Learning and Engagement
Past Staff
- Margaret Young-Sánchez, Ph.D., Frederick & Jan Mayer Curator of Pre-Columbian Art 1999-2016
- Donna Pierce, Ph.D., Frederick & Jan Mayer Curator of Spanish Colonial Art 1999-2015
- Gordon McEwan, Ph.D., Curator 1991-1998
- Robert Stroessner, Curator 1968-1991
Mayer Center symposia are held annually, alternating between pre-Columbian and Spanish Colonial topics.
Past Spanish Colonial symposia topics include:
- New England / New Spain: Portraiture in the Colonial Americas, 1492-1850 (2014)
- Festivals and Daily Life in the Arts of Colonial Latin America (2012)
- At the Crossroads: The Arts of Spanish America and Early Global Trade, 1492-1850 (2010)
- The Arts of South America, 1492-1850 (2008)
- Asia and Spanish America: Trans-Pacific Artistic and Cultural Exchange, 1500-1850 (2006)
- Painting a New World: Mexican Art and Life, 1521-1821 (2004)
- Pre-Columbian and Spanish Colonial Art in the Collections at the Denver Art Museum (2002)


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David Hutchinson
|Football League
David Hutchinson is a former English football referee who served on the list from 1978 to 1990. Arguably the most notable match refereed by Hutchinson was the last game of the 1988-89 season between Arsenal and Liverpool, one of the most famous games in the history of English football.[1][2]
He also was the referee for the infamous FA Cup Quarter Final between Luton and Millwall in 1985.
Retired Police Sergeant Cambridgeshire and also Harrogate.[3]
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Liverpool v Arsenal[edit]
Hutchinson was in charge of the final match of the 1988-89 season, a game Arsenal needed to win by two clear goals in order to beat Liverpool to the league title. Hutchinson's most notable involvement occurred early in the second half, when he was confronted by the Liverpool players angrily protesting that Arsenal's first goal, a header by Alan Smith, should have been disallowed. Hutchinson consulted with his linesman to confirm he had made the correct decision in awarding the goal. The linesman confirmed this and thus the goals stood.
Hutchinson commented that he couldn't understand why the Liverpool players were protesting nor why their protests were so strong. Liverpool player Ray Houghton later admitted that none of the Liverpool players really knew what they were protesting about and they were just taken aback that they had conceded the goal.[1]


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The 2012 NFL draft has come and gone, and now it almost seems like we're sitting in a standstill until training camp actually starts later this summer.
When training camp does come around, we'll be hearing about all 32 teams slimming down to a 53-man roster.
In that spirit and taking into consideration the recent signing of Joseph Addai, let's take an early look at what I have projected for the New England Patriots 53-man roster.


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