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METHOD OF PRODUCING CONTROLLED=FORM PRECIP'I'TATES 4 Sheets-Sheet 1 Filed March 19,
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w my n E v m PWN M mwww o VT T m .EK STN A S 0 E R Mw W V! B United States Patent Office 3,661,854 Patented May 9, 1972 3,661,864 METHOD OF PRODUCING CONTROLLED-FORM PRECIPITATES James S. Tapp, Kettering, Ohio, Robert E. Colwell, Simsbury, Conn., and Myron K. Toney, Greenwood, S.C.,
assignors to Monsanto Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Filed Mar. 19, 1969, Ser. No. 808,605 Int. Cl. C08f 3/74; (308g /38 U.S. Cl. 260-78 S 3 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE Precipitates of controlled morphology are produced by subjecting a pregnant solution and a precipitant to centrifugal action whereby controlled amounts of the solution and precipitant are thrown into random contact causing a precipitate to form; then by collecting and separating the precipitate from the excess of the solution and precipitant.
This invention relates to methods of producing precipitates of controlled morphology, and more particularly polymeric precipitates of various shapes.
Synthetic materials with a pronounced resistance to degradation by heat and by electrical discharge are enjoying Wider use in many commercial applications, such as dielectrics, reinforcements, non-woven, synthetic leather, coating, composites and the like. In many cases, the performance of a product is largely dependent upon its physical form as well as its composition. Usually particulate form is controlled under conditions of high shear as, for example, in U.S. Pat. 2,342,387 which teaches the production of polymeric granules.
It has been found that particulate materials, and particularly of synthetic polymers can be produced under conditions of low shear by the method of this invention, and that such particulate materials are useful in the preparation of colorable shaped objects, non-Wovens, textiles, friction surfaces, laminates, and the like. It has also been found that by varying slightly the conditions under which this invention is practiced, morphological structures of these particulate materials can be controlled. Various material structures include (1) spheroidal particles, (2) fiberlike ligaments, and (3) sheets or films, all of which have broad utility in the field of composites. For example, spheroids are well-suited in composite molding, ligaments are useful as binders in thin-sheet composites, and sheets are popular in thermal or electrical insulating composites.
The method of this invention can be applied to any precipitation system, but is especially suitable for polymer systems comprising a polymer solution and a non-solvent which will yield a precipitate. These systems include polyamides, acrylics, ordered temperature resistant polyamides, and the like.
It is an object of this invention to provide a method whereby precipitates and particularly polymeric-precipitates of controlled morphology can be produced.
It is a second object of this invention to produce generally spheroidal polymeric particles;
It is yet another object of this invention to produce random-shaped fiber-like polymeric ligaments;
It is yet another object of this invention to produce random-shaped polymeric sheets or films.
Briefly, the objects of this invention are accomplished by centrifuging a pregnant polymeric solution and a precipitant in such a manner that controlled amounts of each are thrown into contact within a container, and thereafter by separating the precipitate from the excess of the solution and the precipitant.
To obtain precipitates of controlled morphology, any pregnant solution can be used which precipitates rapidly and which produces a precipitate which will hold, to some extent at least, its initial shape and form. Particularly suitable to the practice of this invention are polymeric structures such as the polyamides, polyesters, acrylics, and the like. By subjecting both solutions and precipitant to centrifugal action in such a manner as to permit the emeregnce of small amounts of both precipitant and solution to converge in random fashion, the precipitate of this invention is formed. The morphology of the precipitates will vary, of course, with the viscosity and concentration of the solution, the speed of centrifuge, the distance of travel, and the angle of travel of the small amounts of both solution and precipitant, etc. In any given apparatus for the practice of this invention, the effect of these variables must be individually determined; appropriate adjustments being made for desired results.
To further understand the invention, reference will be made to the attached drawing that forms a part of the present application.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an apparatus which is suitable for the practice of this invention.
FIGS. 2-10 show the morphological structure of the precipitates described in Examples 1-9.
Referring now in detail to FIG. 1, containers 1 and 2 are coaxially mounted on shaft 3, their conical lips being represented by numerals 16 and 4, respectively. Container 2 is fed from supply source 5 through tube 6, through the hollowed out portion of shaft 3 designated as numeral 7, and through apertures 8. Container 1 is fed from supply source 9 through tube 10. The containers are surrounded by sleeve 11 which projects high enough to control splashing and splattering within the device. The major portion of sleeve 11 is surrounded by vessel 12 which is provided with overflow aperture 13. Connected with the overflow aperture is overflow tube 14 which provides conduit means to filtration unit 15.
In the operation of this device, shaft 3 rotates at a speed which in conjunction with variables including the composition of the solution and precipitant, and the rate of feed thereof, is adjusted to produce the morphology desired of the precipitate which is formed generally at the point, and beyond the point where random amounts of the precipitant and the solution meet within the sleeve. Besides the speed of rotation, the clearance between the outside of container 1 and the inside of container 2, where container 1 is disposed within container 2, and in any case, the location of the point of intersection of hypothetical extensions of cone-shaped lips 4 and 16, may be critical to the morphology of the precipitate. These are variables, but it is always essential that there is concentric uniformity of spacing between the containers so as to provide a balanced precipitating system.
EXAMPLE I A 10% solution of poly-m-phenylene-bis(m benzamide) terephthalamide with an inherent viscosity of 1.04 in dimethyl acetamide (DMAC) was charged toa reservoir and was pumped at about 200 ccs. per minute into the inner rotating cup 1 of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1. The precipitant, water, was pumped through the shaft at the bottom of outer cup 2, at a rate of about 2600 ccs./ minute. The shaft 3, of the cup was rotated at about 8200 r.p.m. The inner and outer cups were mounted concentrically on the same shaft and rotated at the same angular velocity at all times. The polymer solution was fed near the center of the inner cup and was propelled outward and upward over the edge onto the precipitant traveling up the wall of the outer cup. The solution and precipitant emerged from the edges of the cups in shot (free) form and contacted one another at about the same velocity and direction and remained in contact over a small but appreciable distance. The spacing between the edge of the inner cup and the wall of the outer cup was about 0.25 inch. The distance between the inner cup lip and the precipitant was reduced by the film thickness of the water on the wall of the outer cup at the instant of contact between polymer solution and precipitant. As the precipitating polymer traveled outward and horizontally on the sheet of precipitant and DMAC, it impinged a vertical wall of water traveling downward within the circumscribing sleeve 11. The synthetic precipitated polymeric spheroids were kept in suspension by agitating in vessel 12 beneath the precipitating apparatus and were permitted to escape to filtration unit 15 through the overflow 14. The product was collected from the filter, washed and dried prior to subsequent preparation of a shaped object. The morphological structure of the product is shown at FIG. 2. under a magnification of 13X. It can be seen that the particles are principally spheroidal in shape. They are highly useful in the preparation of composite molded objects, especially when high temperature resistance is desired, and may be made by conventional molding techniques.
EXAMPLE II Except as noted below, all steps were identical with Example I.
Dope composition 13% by weight of poly-m-phenylenebis(m-benzamide)- terephthalarnide in DMAC containing LiCl Inherent viscosity in 95/5 DMAC/LiCl=1.04 Viscosity=l6 poises at room temperature.
Precipitating conditions Polymer solution feed rate: 14.4 cc./minute Cup speedl200 r.p.m.
The morphological structure of this product is shown in FIG. 3 under a magnification of 13X. The particles are principally filamentary in form having broad utility as a binder in making thin sheets, such as paper.
EXAMPLE III The polymer dope composition was the same as in Eample II. The precipitation method was identical with Example 1, except that the polymer solution feed rate was 200 ccs./minute and the cup speed was 2000 rpm. The morphology of this precipitate is shown in FIG. 4 under the magnification of 13x. Although the product formed initially as a thin film, it was subsequently deformed and rolled randomly, resulting in an entirely different form from that of Examples I and II. This prod-' net has 'broad utility in the field of high-temperature re sistant composites.
' EXAMPLE IV The method and apparatus was the same as in Example 1. Dope composition and precipitation conditions were as follows:
Dope composition 9% polyacrylonitrile in DMAC Brookfield viscosity=3 poises Precipitation conditions Dope feed rate=200 cc./minute Cup speed=8200 r.p.m.
Inner cup clearance=0.25 inch Precipitant composition=68l32 H O/DMAC (wt.) Precipitant feed rate=2600 cc./minute The product of this example is shown in FIG. 5 under a magnification of 13 x. The product morphology is principally filamentary and is very desirable for making thin sheets. A hand-sheet was made by mixing the product of this example with inch polyacrylonitrile flock in a weight ratio of 70% of the filamentary product to 30% of the flock. The equivalent of 4 grams dry weight of the binders stock was charged to the tank of a standard sheet machine (Herman Manufacturing Company hand sheet machine) which had been modified by placing a removable wire screen over the standard screen in the bottom of the sheet machine tank. The remainder of the sheet machine tank was filled with water, and the slurry was agitated to maintain a good dispersion. Agitation was stopped and the drain cock of the machine was opened, draining the slurry through the screen and forming the sheet on the removable wire screen. The sheet and screen were removed from the machine together. The sheet was uniform and was found to have a dielectric strength of 204 volts/mil and a Mullen Burst Strength of 10 p.s.i. Mullen Burst Strength is a standard test designated by the American Society of Textile Manufacturers as ASTM D774- 63T. A paper sample is placed over a rubber diaphragm in the specimen holder and clamped securely. Hydrostatic pressure is increased against the rubber diaphragm at a controlled rate so that the paper sample bulges until it ruptures. 'Ihe hydrostatic pressure required to rupture the sample is reported as the test result.
Dielectric strength, as reported herein, is a slight modification of the standard ASTM D-149-61, in which electrodes used are A" in diameter rather than 2-inches as in the standard test. The paper sample is placed between the electrodes and the voltage is increased from zero to breakdown at a uniform rate. The thickness of the sample is measured and the dielectric strength is reported in volts/mil.
EXAMPLE V t A low viscosity dope was prepared 'by adding 50 grams of nylon 66 chips to 500 milliliters of 98100% formic acid. The polymer had a relative viscosity of 38 and contained 0.02% TiO Five grams of finely divided SiO was added to thicken the dope. The process was conducted as in Example I, except that the precipitation conditions were as in Example IV. The product was a fibrous web and is shown at FIG. 6 under a magnification of 60X. The product was combined with nylon flock and a hand sheet was made in Example IV.
EXAMPLE VI r A solution containing 11% poly-m-phenylene-bis(mbenzamide) terephthalamide in DMAC/H O/CaCl =93/ 4/3 was the polymer solution. It had an inherent viscosity of 2.0 in 5% lithium chloride in DMAC, and a Bookfield viscosity of 150 poises. The process was operated under the following conditions:
Dope feed=200 cc./minute Cup speed=3000 r.p.m.
Clearance=0.25 inch Precipitant solution feed=2600 cc./minute Precipitant solution=H O/ DMAC68/ 32 The product is shown in FIG. 7 under a magnification of 13 X. The morphological structure is principally a ribbonlike material suitable as a binder for rigid composite structures.
'EXAMPLE VII The polymer composition and precipitant of Example VI was processed under the following conditions:
Dope feed=50 ccs./minute Cup speed=8200 r.p.m.
Clearancer=0.25 inch.
Precipitant solution feed2600 ccs./minute The product is shown at FIG. 8 under a magnification of 13X. The fibers were fine, similar to those of Example II, although ditferent polymer solution and precipitant was employed.
EXAMPLE VIII Precipitation was conducted as in Example I, except as follows:
Dope composition 13% poly-m-phenylenebis(m-benzamide)terephthalamide in DMAC with an inherent viscosity of 1.04 in 95/5 DMAC/LiCl Brookfleld viscosity-16 poises at 22-23 C.
Precipitation conditions Dope feed=200 cos/minute Cup speed=8200 r.p.m.
Clearance-0.25 inch.
Precipitant solution feed=2600 ccs./ minute Precipitant composition=H O The product is shown at FIG. 6 under a magnification of 13X. It comprises a random mixture of spheroids, fibers, and ribbons. The conditions show a balancing of polymer solution properties against processing conditions to obtain the random structures.
EXAMPLE IX The polymer composition and precipitant were identical with that of Example II. Precipitation conditions were as follows:
Precipitation conditions Dope feedt=748 cos/minute Cup speed=2000 r.p.rn.
Clearance=0.25 inch Precipitant solution feed=2 600 cos/minute Unlike the fibers produced in Example II, these fibers (FIG. 10) were longer in length and larger in diameter. They were formed from fiber that rolled during coagulation which resulted from precipitating a relatively thick dope, film or sheet.
When using a device such as that depicted in FIG. 1, it may be desirable to provide wetting means for the interior surface of sleeve 11 in order to prevent accumulations of the precipitate thereon. Although not shown in the figure, this can be accomplished by directing flow of the precipitant either downwards from the top of the sleeve along the interior surface, or upwards from the bottom of the sleeve. The source of the precipitant for the wetting of the interior of the sleeve may be a recirculation of the precipitant from filtration unit 15; or a fresh supply may be used.
It is understood that the examples given in the specificacation are intended only by way of illustration, and that they may be modified in many details without departing from the spirit of the invention We claim:
1. The method of producing a polymeric precipitate of controlled morphology comprising: (1) subjecting a dimethyl acetamide solution of a high molecular weight polymer selected from the group consisting of polyacrylonitrile and polycarbonamide, and a precipitant to said solution comprising water, said solution and said precipitant being in separate containers, to coaxial and concurrent centrifugal action sufficient to eject both solution and precipitant from said containers, whereby amounts of said solution and said precipitant sufficient to provide a polymeric precipitate are concentrically ejected from each of said containers into random contact, thereby causing a polymeric precipitate to form, (2) collecting said precipitate and the excess of the said precipitant and said solution and (3) separating by filtration said precipitate from the excess of said precipitant and said solution.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein the polyacrylonitrile solution is about 9% by weight of polyacrylonitrile.
3. The method of claim 1 wherein the polycarbonamide solution consists of about 13 of weight of poly-m-phenylenebis(m benzamide)terephthalamide in dimethyl acetamide.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,977,342 3/1961 Twitchett et al. 2607 8 2,988,782 6/1961 Parrish et al. 26078 3,219,601 11/1965 Koontz 26078 3,232,910 2/ 1966 Preston 26078 3,431,242 3/1969 Waters et a1. 26078 2,810,646 10/1957 Wooding et al. 26088.7 B 2,862,895 12/1958 Cummings et al. 26088.7 B 3,042,970 7/1962 Terenzi 26088.7 B 3,056,676 10/ 1962 Hendricks 26088.7 B 3,275,612 9/ 1966 Bechtold 26088.7 B 3,493,648 2/ 1970 Grifiith 26088.7 B
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New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division
Decided: July 12, 1954.
WERNER MACHINE COMPANY, INC., PETITIONER-APPELLANT,v.DIRECTOR OF DIVISION OF TAXATION, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, DEFENDANT-RESPONDENT
Jayne, Stanton and Hall. The opinion of the court was delivered by Jayne, S.j.a.d.
[31 NJSuper Page 445] The present appeal occasions our review of the validity of a 1952 franchise tax assessment placed upon the appellant, a corporation of this State, in
[31 NJSuper Page 446]
the administrative pursuance of the terms of the Corporation Business Tax Act (1945). L. 1945, c. 162, p. 563, et seq.; (R.S. 54:10 A -1, et seq.). The assessment was affirmed by the Division of Tax Appeals.
Admittedly, the appellant is a subject taxpayer embraced within the orbit of the statute. Indeed, no disagreement regarding the relevant facts is perceptible in the record. The basic factual circumstance is that the appellant in its tax return for the calendar year ending December 31, 1951 disclosed among its corporate assets the ownership of $400,091 of United States government bonds. The respondent included those bonds in the calculation of the net worth of the corporation upon which the amount of the annual tax was determined. R.S. 54:10 A -4(d). The appellant paid the tax of $458.41 under protest.
The remonstrance of the appellant is that the act is unconstitutional in that the tax artfully disguised in the costume of a corporation franchise tax is in naked reality a personal property tax designed unlawfully to envelop within the circumference of state taxation the bonds and other obligations of the United States. Vide , 31 U.S.C.A. § 742. Counsel for the appellant also argumentatively contends that the assessment impairs the obligations of contract between the taxpayer and the United States Government and constitutes a denial to the taxpayer of due process of law and of the equal protection of the law.
It is significant initially to observe that the act exacts "an annual franchise tax * * * for the privilege of having or exercising its corporate franchise in this State, or for the privilege of doing business, employing or owning capital or property, or maintaining an office, in this State." R.S. 54:10 A -2. Secondly, it is acknowledged in the present proceeding that the government bonds evidence the investment of the appellant from the capital and surplus accounts of the corporation.
And then subdivision (d) of section 4 of the act may be scrutinized:
[31 NJSuper Page 447]
"(d) 'Net worth' shall mean the aggregate of the values disclosed by the books of the corporation for (1) issued and outstanding capital stock, (2) paid-in or capital surplus, (3) earned surplus and undivided profits, (4) surplus reserves which can reasonably be expected to accrue to holders or owners of equitable shares, not including reasonable valuation reserves, such as reserves for depreciation or obsolescence or depletion and (5) the amount of all indebtedness owing directly or indirectly to holders of ten per centum (10%) or more of the aggregate outstanding shares of the taxpayer's capital stock of all classes, as of the close of a calendar or fiscal year. However, if in the opinion of the commissioner, the corporation's books do not disclose fair valuations the commissioner may make a reasonable determination of the net worth which, in his opinion, would reflect the fair value of the assets carried on the books of the corporation, in accordance with sound accounting principles, and such determination shall be used as net worth for the purpose of this act."
It is not supposed that the power of a state to impose a tax or excise fee upon a corporation for the privilege of exercising the corporate franchise within its boundaries is any longer questionable. Standard Underground Cable Co. v. Attorney-General , 46 N.J. Eq. 270 (E. & A. 1889). Justice Garrison characterized a franchise tax as "a poll tax levied upon domestic corporations for the right to be." Lumberville Delaware Bridge Co. v. State Board of Assessors , 55 N.J.L. 529, 537 (Sup. Ct. 1893).
And so it is beyond debate that the appellant was exercising a privilege which is an object of lawful taxation. Such is taken to be admitted by counsel of the appellant, but it is argued that despite the title of the act of 1945 and the express declarations therein to the contrary, the tax thereby originated is upon the intangible personal property of the corporation and not for its franchise privileges. The argument has a logical thinness but a nimbleness of advocacy.
The inspiration promoting that point of view seems to have arisen principally from the presence in the act of the following provision:
"* * * And such franchise tax shall be in lieu of all other State, county or local taxation upon or measured by intangible personal property used in business by corporations liable to taxation under this act." R.S. 54:10 A -2.
[31 NJSuper Page 448]
It is said that the embodiment of the foregoing proviso in the act conspicuously exhibits a legislative intent indirectly to levy a tax upon federal instrumentalities. To fortify the point, counsel for the appellant bestows particular emphasis and reliance on the decision rendered in Macallen Company v. Commonwealth of Massachusetts , 279 U.S. 620, 49 S. Ct. 432, 73 L. Ed. 874 (1929), which, it is said, illustrates a comparable unconstitutional endeavor.
Assuredly that which cannot be done directly by a state Legislature because of constitutional restrictions cannot be accomplished indirectly by legislation which circuitously or obliquely aims to achieve the same result. However, the mere intent of the Legislature to do that which the Constitution permits cannot deprive legislation of its constitutional validity on account of the motives that may have inspired it.
The decision in the Macallen case has not borne any healthy progeny, and has subsequently attained prominence more by reason of its circumvention than by its adoption. Indeed, in Tradesmen's National Bank of Oklahoma City v. Oklahoma Tax Commission , 309 U.S. 560, 60 S. Ct. 688, 692, 84 L. Ed. 947 (1940), the court remarked: "We do not now decide just what circumstances, if any, would bring a situation within the precise scope of the Macallen Case, assuming that case still has vitality." Economic progress cannot go on without forgetting some potted wisdom of the past. The life of the law, like our own, yields to readaptation.
It is significant to notice that the court in the Macallen opinion cautiously quoted the following passage from its decision in Miller v. City of Milwaukee , 272 U.S. 713, 715, 47 S. Ct. 280, 71 L. Ed. 487 (1927): "A tax very well may be upheld as against any casual effect it may have upon the bonds of the United States when passed with a different intent and not aimed at them * * *."
The circumstances surrounding the amendatory enactment implicated in the Macallen case are manifestly distinguishable. Justice Holmes had made the comment in Pine Hill Coal Co. v. U.S. , 259 U.S. 191, 42 S. Ct. 482, 483, 66 L. Ed.
[31 NJSuper Page 449]
894 (1922): "It is a delicate business to base speculations about the purposes or construction of a statute upon the vicissitudes of its passage."
In the present case the basic and fundamental question sought to be answered is whether the Corporation Business Tax Act (1945) established a franchise tax or a personal property tax.
True, it would be venturesome to determine the nature and essentiality of every tax in conformity with its statutory label. Its practical operation is of superior significance. Educational Films Corp. of America v. Ward , 282 U.S. 379, 51 S. Ct. 170, 75 L. Ed. 400 (1931). But certainly the clear and explicit declarations of the Legislature embodied and implicit in the enactment cannot be arbitrarily ignored. Bass v. Allen Home Improvement Co. , 8 N.J. 219 (1951).
The diction, limited applicability, the formulae, and indeed all of the ostensible features of the statute here under observation reveal the practical nature of the tax to be that of a franchise tax, a privilege tax payable by domestic and foreign corporations conducting business within this State. We so resolve. Werner Machine Co., Inc. v. Zink , 6 N.J. Super. 188 (App. Div. 1950).
At this juncture it will be appropriate to explain that in N.J. Realty Title Ins. Co. v. Division of Tax Appeals , 338 U.S. 665, 70 S. Ct. 413, 418, 94 L. Ed. 439 (1950), the statutory section impugned was not regarded "as imposing a tax on privilege or franchise by either the New Jersey Legislature or the taxing officials or by any of the courts below."
No novelty inheres in the debated propriety of including the ownership of federal tax-exempt bonds in the calculation of the net assets or net worth of a corporation subject to a franchise tax.
It is well settled by our highest judicial authority that a state has the power to levy a tax on a legitimate subject, such as a corporate franchise, measured by net assets or net income including tax-exempt federal instrumentalities which, as such, could not be directly taxed. Consult, Flint v. Stone
[31 NJSuper Page 450]
Tracy Co. , 220 U.S. 107, 165, 31 S. Ct. 342, 55 L. Ed. 389 (1911); Educational Films Corp. of America v. Ward, supra; Pacific Co. v. Johnson , 285 U.S. 480, 52 S. Ct. 424, 76 L. Ed. 893 (1932); Tradesmen's National Bank of Oklahoma City v. Oklahoma Tax Commission, supra.
The determination of the Division of Tax Appeals under review is affirmed.
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YAJ Arts harvest: Hot Gimmick 3 – Digital Surfing
I've been very fortunate of late that after many years of a drought of Psikyo Arts, things seem to have picked up nicely. First set I caught is Taisen Hot Gimmick 3 – Digital Surfing. Whilst it is nice to…
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Daraku Tenshi: The Fallen Angels on eBay
This is one if those games that doesn't come up that often and one sold last week on ebay for AU$970. Pictures by kind permission if the eBay seller. I've seen the inside out box before when my mate received…
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Play: It's the Grand Masters
New Arrival: Tetris The Absolute The Grand Master 2
I went to visit Mo at VideotronicsUK last night with Richy13 from Arcade4Life. Over the last few months, Mo has imported three containers of Japanese Candy cabs. It was these that we went to see. We started off at main…
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New Arrivals: Daraku Tenshi sidescroll & NOS Zero Gunner full artset!
I can't remember how long I've wanted this piece of art. It was a great many years before I could even confirm its existence much less look for one. A few weeks ago I received a private message from the…
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L@@K R@RE: Some nice, uncommon Psikyo Arts
Ay up, The Psikyo arts harvest from Yahoo Auctions Japan continues. First up, an item I've not seen before: a very nice condition Tengai tent POP. I've never seen one of these before either so I'm quite chuffed to have…
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New Scans: Strikers 1945 Plus
I just dug out Strikers 1945 Plus for scanning. See the results by clicking the flyer icon in the slider above. As with all of the other scans, click on the Open Image in a New Window option (middle icon…
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New Arrival: Progear No Arashi
To my shame, I have converted/bootlegged this game four times now and each time a little part of me dies inside. So much so that I couldn't even play the last one I "made". The next Progear I got would…
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New Arrival: High Rate DVD 18
All the way back in July 2010 I won a full set of Mahjong Hi-Rate DVD18 from one of the G-Front sellers on Yahoo auctions at a very reasonable price. The game setup comprised a pcb, ROMs & GAL, cables,…
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I was born white and male and spent most of my childhood eating cheeseburgers at an exclusive country club in Connecticut. My nickname was "Mr. Pleasure." I attended a private elementary school, a private boarding school, and an Ivy League university, thanks to exceptional parents who spent half of a million dollars on my education. I had a housekeeper named Alice who loved and spoiled me. I knew my way around Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard and Deer Valley and The White House. There were no wars into which I was drafted and no hurricanes from which I fled. I was never seriously ill. I won $2,860 in the New York Lottery. The day after graduating college I was offered a job analyzing companies at a premiere investment bank despite having studied neither economics nor math. (That bank no longer exists, strangely.) As a ten-year old, I insisted on warming my towel in the dryer while taking forty-five minute showers.
To be clear, I am not claiming that white children of means should, inherently, grow up to be assholes. I am claiming, however, that white children of means have the luxury, if they so choose, of not concerning themselves with misfortune or hardship or injustice. That's the pleasant part of being handed a pleasant life. It's particularly easy to hide your head in the sand when the sand is on a beach in the Virgin Islands. I was an ignorant, unimpressive dolt with a shitload of sand in my hair.
Everything changed the first time I was called a faggot. Suddenly I was a member of the world's most maligned minority. (The week I came out, Israel and Palestine joined together to ban the gay pride parade in Jerusalem.) When someone calls you a "faggot" - and really, really means it - you can't help but instantly appreciate the wickedness of its etymological cousins, like "spic" and "retard" and "nigger" and all the rest. In that sense, being a "faggot" made me a much, much better man.
I am so impressed and humbled by the millions of straight Americans who have adopted the gay cause as their own, mostly because they didn't have to. I'm not sure I would have.
I am equally unimpressed -- baffled, really -- by the inaction of President Obama, whose career has benefited so greatly from the empathy of those who simply didn't have to care about his struggle to be the first black president, and whose parents benefited so greatly from the empathy of those who simply didn't have to care if interracial marriage was legalized.
Empathy aside, it just seems so silly to oppose gay marriage when such a stance is so clearly going to fail. My former boss, Seth MacFarlane, laid it out perfectly: "Anyone who tries to fight the advancement of any particular minority group is going to lose. Whether it's now or whether it's twenty years from now, they are wasting their time."
So, as my friends and I once again prepare to pound the streets of Los Angeles in protest - as we will continue to do, for as long as it takes - I urge President Obama, and all those who subscribe to marriage inequality, to stop wasting your time. Stop being wrong. Stop being an asshole.
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Report Card Time as we take a look at Sunday's win over the Bills and the regular season in total. Not to sound like the guy who always has to talk about the not so good 'ol days, but if you had told me in 1990 (1-15) or 1992 (2-14) that there would be a time when media and (some, not all) fans would be picking apart a 13-3 Patriots team I don't think I would have recognized what language you were speaking.
Doesn't mean this criticism of the defense isn't perfectly legitimate, it's just strange when you step away from it sometimes. We're spoiled, of course, both the fans and media. And we're not supposed to think about that now, that's not how it works. But I suspect this team, warts and all, will look pretty good when Belichick and Brady are gone and the Patriots return to the football middle.
To the report card we go ...
The numbers were there for Tom Brady (23-of-35, 338 yards, three TDs) but he wasn't as sharp as we've seen over the last couple of months (the two worst halves of football Brady played during the winning streak was the first half against the Dolphins and the first 30 minutes on Sunday). He looked a touch jittery in the pocket at times against a semi-consistent pass rush, and we saw first half stretch that saw Brady complete just one of eight passes, which included his 12th interception of the year, a pass behind Wes Welker that was picked off by Nick Barnett (Welker was also blasted on the play, one of three times Brady put his wideout is a dangerous spot with shaky throws). But Brady was, if not quite vintage, very good in leading the Patriots to another comeback win, using his tight ends to pick apart the Buffalo defense. And his use of play-action (I think a hugely underrated part of his success, no one is better at it) was key in the 53-yard screen to Green-Ellis and the TD pass to Hernandez.
Regular-Season Grade: A-
As we always preface here, Brady has set a really rough standard. Any other quarterback in history probably gets the straight "A" for a 5,235-yard, 39-TD season. It's one of the two-dozen finest seasons ever authored by a QB. But it's only Brady's third-best season, and he was directly responsible for two losses - at Buffalo (four picks turned into 21 points) and vs. the Giants (three turnovers - two interceptions and a fumble - led to 10 points for the Giants. And the one turnover that didn't turn into points for the Giants - the second-quarter Mathias Kiwanuka interception, a forced pass attempt to Deion Brach that never had a chance - killed a promising Patriots drive at the Giants 29). But in almost every other season in NFL history Brady wins MVP, and he clearly had a terrific year.
Look, you and I know how it goes with the Patriots and running backs, which means that you and I understand that we really don't know how it goes. Stevan Ridley (15 carries, 81 yards) looks like the best back on this team right now, and it doesn't seem real close. He hits the hole with a burst (that was a lot easier to write pre-Michael Scott) that BenJarvus Green-Ellis isn't showing and is more physical than Danny Woodhead. Ridley was the leadish back for the Patriots on Sunday, and was at his best on a 21-yard rush in the first quarter. Maybe I'm wrong and Ridley has three carries and Green-Ellis has 18 in two weeks, but it's hard to imagine that some kind of changing of the guard isn't underway with the backs. Green-Ellis had 22 yards on seven carries, but two were TDs and he had the 53-yard catch (career high). Danny Woodhead was virtually a non-factor (just one carry, though he did run in a two-point conversion) and Kevin Faulk was inactive. It's at least fair to wonder if Faulk has played his last NFL game.
Regular-Season Grade: C+
This team isn't going to have a 1,600-yard rusher. Just not the way they are built (also doesn't help that there isn't anyone on the roster as good as Corey Dillon circa 2004). So that's not how we look at it. But Green-Ellis was injured at times and not the back he was in 2010 (4.4 yards per carry vs. 3.7 in 2011) and Woodhead also took a step back. The bright spot was unquestionably Ridley, who averaged 5.1 yards per carry and had all five of the Patriots rushes of 20 or more yards.
I'm stealing this from Chris Price (not the first or last time, but probably the first and last time I'll actually credit him) here, but this stat tells it all about the production of Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez this season: The two combined for 169 receptions in 2011, the most by a pair of tight end in the same season in NFL history. Jason Witten (94) and Martellus Bennett (33) combined for 127 in 2010 with Dallas for the second most. Hernandez (seven catches, 138 yards, a TD) spent plenty of time making members of the Buffalo secondary whiff on tackle attempts in the open field, including a pair of Aaron Williams failures on two Hernandez catches. His 44-yard catch in the third quarter was highlight stuff, as Drayton Florence and Andra Davis weren't even close in their tackle offers. Hernandez has been as productive as Gronkowski over the last month, and the second-year leap from both tight ends is THE difference between the 2010 and 2011 Patriots from an offensive perspective. Gronkowski (eight catches, 108 yards, two touchdowns) had a couple of drops but also had a couple of touchdowns, as once again we saw linebackers not quick enough to stay with him and cornerbacks unable to get in front of him. It's swell that he has now has the record for most receiving yards by a tight end in a season, I suppose, but watching Brian Hoyer throw to Gronkowski in a 49-21 game with 1:30 left eliminates any doubt that the Patriots are just like every other team when it comes to individual records. Wes Welker was quiet - and hit hard on a number of occasions - and Deion Branch played a few snaps early and was done for the afternoon. Chad Ochocinco just missed a diving catch in the third quarter. Should he have made the catch? Nope. Could he have made the catch? Yup, and that's the kind of season it's been.
Regular-Season Grade: A-
The most productive tight end duo and a wideout catching 120 passes? Tough to do better. Only the struggles of Ochocinco keep this from being a straight "A" for this group.
There was pressure on Brady throughout the game, as he was sacked three times and hit on three other plays. Arthur Moats beat Matt Light twice, picking up a sack and a QB hit, and Kellen Heard had a pair of sacks as he really had his way with Ryan Wendell and Dan Connolly. He should not have been named to the Pro Bowl - total reputation pick - but this team absolutely needs a healthy Logan Mankins in two weeks. The run blocking was solid overall, with Brian Waters as a standout. Waters was also key in springing Green-Ellis on the 53-yard reception.
Regular-Season Grade: B
Tons of injuries, but they managed to block for a 5,000-yard passer and lead the way for a 4.1 yards per carry average for the backs. Waters was easily the group MVP and deserves an All-Pro spot.
Mark Anderson had been quiet for about a month or so before his two-sack game against the Broncos, and he was a force again on Sunday with seven tackles, a sack (the ol' swim move on Chris Hairston) and a tackle for a loss on C.J. Spiller. Kyle Love had a sack and pressure on Fitzpatrick and also had a solo tackle for loss on Spiller. The Bills were able to establish a consistent running attack, with Spiller (13 carries, 60 yards) picking up yardage up the middle as Vince Wilfork was unable to make an impact.
Regular-Season Grade: C+
Andre Carter was the group standout (his four-sack effort against the Jets was the top performance by any Patriots defensive player this season) and Anderson also reached the double-digit sack total. Wilfork didn't have a Wilfork season (though he also earned a Bruce Armstrong Reputation Only Pro Bowl nod) and the Albert Haynesworth experiment was a complete and utter disaster. All you need to know about Hayensworth is this: The Patriots went 8-0 after they released him and the Buccaneers went 0-8 after they picked him up. A risk worth taking, but at the end of the day a flat-out losing player who simply does not care about football. One of the great wasted talents of his generation, along with the cast of "Super Troopers," Amy Winehouse and Carlos Zambrano.
I understand that Dane Fletcher's strength is as a run-stopper, but he was hideous in pass coverage on Sunday, missing a tackle on Ruvell Martin in the slot in the first quarter, beat by Naaman Roosevelt for 21 yards on the same drive and then failing to get a hand on Spiller on his 15-yard TD reception. Jerod Mayo had seven tackles (four solo) and a pass defensed on a third-down stop, and Brandon Spikes returned and was on the field for most of the final three quarters. Spikes (if he's the good Spikes, we've seen both sides) and Patrick Chung should be significant additions to this defense heading into the playoffs.
Regular-Season Grade: C-
Who had a good season? Mayo? Not by his standard, and he was hurt. Gary Guyton was awful (and almost never plays now, just a part-time special teamer) and Rob Ninkovich was up-and-down. The rest of 'em - Niko Koutouvides, Tracy White, Fletcher - are scrap-heapers who played a lot like scrap-heapers.
Much better as the game went on, of course, but the first half was plenty troublesome. Antwaun Molden was flagged (correctly) for a pass interference on Derek Hagan the opening drive, setting up the first TD, and was beat by Hagan for first-down catches twice in the first half. Stevie Johnson's dopey and incomprehensibly immature celebration (good job by Chan Gailey to bench him, how many coaches with his win/loss record would do that?) came after he dusted Kyle Arrington for a TD, and Arrington was also beat by Hagan for a 29-yard catch in the second quarter. Devin McCourty took the majority of snaps at safety - that's a demotion, folks - and struggled early, failing to help Molden on the PI play and fell down and missed a tackle on Tashard Choice's four-yard TD run. He did collect an interception on a Spiller drop in the second half and looked more comfortable at the safety position as the game progressed, but it's startling to see how far he's dropped as a cornerback. Patrick Chung returned and made an impact, collecting a hit on Fitzpatrick on a third-down blitz and popping Johnson (that sounded OK before I wrote it) on a third-and-6 to force a fourth down(which turned out to be the successful fake punt). Encouraging stuff. Sterling Moore was obviously the story, picking off a pair of passes and returning the second for a touchdown that washed out the sliver of doubt regarding the outcome. Moore's first INT was, I thought, the better of the two, as he jumped in front of Martin and made a pretty tough catch. Without question this was the critical play of the game, the Patriots were trailing 21-20 at that point and the Moore pick led to a Patriots TD and two-point conversion.
Regular-Season Grade: D
Second-most passing yards allowed in history? Eight yards allowed per pass attempt? The clear weakness of this team, and that's why the puzzling drop in performance from McCourty is such a killer. They needed him to be great - not just a No. 1 corner, but a Pro Bowl-type, at least the McCourty we saw in the second half of 2010 - and he gave a soup-to-nuts stinker. Biggest disappointment of the 2011 Patriots, and it isn't close. Ochocinco and Haynesworth were flyers, but McCourty was a must. Julian Edelman - played very well on Sunday - is playing at a higher level than McCourty at this point.
The Patriots were completely unprepared for the fake punt in the first quarter. If you think about it, there's no reason why they should be been so clueless in that spot. What does Buffalo have to lose? Isn't that exactly when a team with nothing to play for should be doing stuff like that? Other than that serious gaffe, a quality performance by a group that came through in 2011. Zoltan Mesko averaged 48.5 yards on his two punts, with one downed inside the 20-yard line. Stephen Gostkowski had a superb game with five touchbacks and great success (yakshemash) on both his field attempts, including a 47-yarder that trimmed the lead to 21-17 early in the third quarter. The coverage was solid - Sergio Brown had a solo tackle on Leodis McKelvin following a 51-yard Mesko punt - and Woodhead averaged 21.0 yards on three kick returns.
Regular-Season Grade: B+
Very acceptable seasons from both Mesko and Gostkowski, and - save for Joe McKnight in the first Jets game (an 88-yard kickoff return thanks to a Tracy White whiff and another 43-yarder) - the coverage groups didn't yield that huge play. The return groups were middle of the pack.
We've written this for the last month - Belichick deserves a hit for the slow start and praise for the adjustments. Wasn't crazy about Bill O'Brien's play calling at first-and-goal at the Buffalo 2 following the Green-Ellis and Hernandez catches (two pass plays and a Green-Ellis rush led to a FG) but tough to argue with 480 yards of offense and 42 points (Moore had the other TD).
Regular-Season Grade: A-
Again, we aren't grading Belichick the GM here. To win 13 games (and 27 the last two seasons) with this personnel on defense is a remarkable achievement. I'm sure Jim Harbaugh will win Coach of the Year and he's a deserving choice, but Belichick is worthy of consideration, though the Belichick Fatigue around the league guarantees he has no shot at the award.
Butch Stearns joins Glenn and Fred to react to the Patriots victory over the Rams. They discuss Tom Brady's record setting 201st quarterback victory and debate if he is truly the greatest player of all time.
Glenn and Fred open the show reacting to the Patriots beat down of the Los Angeles Rams. They discuss the defense and debate whether todays game is a sign of things to come.
Pete and Price get to more analysis and breakdowns as they discuss how both of these teams will approach one another. They talk about things to keep an eye on and interesting stats before getting Price's prediction.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Ben Kichen of the 'Dale and Holley Show' talk about what the Celtics will need to do in order to be considered one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference along with the Cavs.
WEEI's Mike Petraglia talks with Josue Pavon about how the Celtics are looking better with Al Horford back on the court and the overall toughness of this team.
Mike Petraglia and Ben Kichen preview the Celtics season. Will Jaylen Brown be an impact rookie and prove he was the right pick at #3? Will the Celtics win the Atlantic Division? Is the season a failure if the Celtics don't advance past the first round of the playoffs?
Mut, Bradford, and Tomase talk with Curt Schilling to get his reaction to Dan Shaughnessy and Jon Heyman's comments about not voting for Curt for the Hall of Fame again based on some of Schilling's comments on social media.
Mut, Bradford, and Tomase are taking some calls and reaction to their interview with Curt Schilling in regards to Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame voting. We also hear about Rob's upcoming working vacation to the Dominican Republic for the David Ortiz Charity Golf Classic.
Mut, Bradford, and Tomase are talking about Dan Shaughnessy's column about how he would no longer vote for Curt Schilling for the Hall of Fame. They then talk with Curt Schilling getting his thoughts on the whole situation and whether he would rather make the HoF or the Senate.
Hour two of Saturday Skate after a Bruins 2-1 over Buffalo, with Ken Laird and Rear Admiral debating the status of Krejci, Chara, Krug and Bergeron.
The first hour of Saturday Skate starts up against the third period of Bruins - Sabres, so Ken Laird and Rear Admiral give some Red Sox hot stove and Rob Gronkowski thoughts before moving into Bruins - Sabres game reaction
Ken Laird and Ty Anderson chat Bruins after a 2-1 win in Florida improved the team's record to 5-4.
Damien Woody joined K&C and shared a story regarding a conversation he had with Bill Belichick in the training room in Foxboro.
In the 9 am hour Gerry and Kirk mocked the Belichick press conference and took a call from Jim the Wrestling Goon who is not a fan of Amani Toomer.
In the 8 am hour Gerry and Kirk talked about a brutal answer by Dan Shaughnessy regarding Bill Conlin'sn spot in the Hall of Fame.
Glenn, Lou, and Christian are less than surprised that Bill Belichick won't comment further about Gronk than the released statement. Speaking of statements, how weird is it that the Gronkowski family is releasing joint statements with the Patriots?
Orthopedic surgeon to the pros, Dr. Thomas Gill of Steward Health Care joins Glenn, Lou, and Christian in the wake of Gronk's back injury. He talks about different types of disc injuries, and one type of fusion which could potentially prevent Gronk from playing football. He also commented on the unique situation of a joint statement between the Patriots and the Gronkowskis, and clarified his role in Gronk's arm surgeries.
Glenn, Lou, and Christian wonder how the man who shot former NFL RB Joe McKnight can be free of charges and walking around the streets of New Orleans.
Dale and Michael check in with the playmaker Michael Irvin on a Friday.
We open it up in the final portions of hours 3 and 4 on a Friday.
Hour two in it's entirety.
Kirk Minihane, WEEI Podcast King, talks to the Podcast Godfather Adam Carolla about his new documentary about Le Mans, the backlash from the Election, and his time with Donald Trump on the Apprentice. The audio quality isn't great but the conversation is.
Kirk Minihane is a non-believer, Larry Johnson is a preacher, when Larry found Kirk doesn't believe in God he challenged Kirk to allow him on to the podcast to talk about religion and faith. Kirk and Larry have a tremendous conversation about God and Larry tries to convert Kirk into a believer.
Kirk Minihane sits down with Barstool Sports contributor and podcast host John Feitelberg. Kirk and Feitelberg talk about the rise of barstool, the sale of the website, what it is like to work for Dave Portnoy, and their live podcast shows at the Wilbur Theater.
Ben, Alex, and Russ talk about how Toronto winning the MLS cup will be best for the league, the FIFA Player of the Year award, and the tragedy in Brazil.
Ken Laird and Chris Curtis finish out the week recapping the Friday edition of Kirk and Callahan, with critiques of Dale & Holley's Keefe announcement and more.
Kirk & Callahan producers Ken Laird and Chris Curtis are back together after a few days apart to dish about all things K&C show, this after a Thursday Reim-Job.
In the 9 am hour Gerry and Kirk mocked the Belichick press conference and took a call from Jim the Wrestling Goon who is not a fan of Amani Toomer.More from this show
In the 7 am hour Gerry and Kirk discussed the hiring of Rich Keefe and the announcement yesterday on Dale and Holley.More from this show
In the 8 am hour Gerry and Kirk talked about a brutal answer by Dan Shaughnessy regarding Bill Conlin'sn spot in the Hall of Fame.More from this show
Kirk Minihane, WEEI Podcast King, talks to the Podcast Godfather Adam Carolla about his new documentary about Le Mans, the backlash from the Election, and his time with Donald Trump on the Apprentice. The audio quality isn't great but the conversation is.More from this show
In the 6 am hour Gerry and Kirk discussed the latest season ending injury for Gronk and the joint statement released by the team last night.More from this show


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The AM/DM (PMO) will produce regular status reports, manipulating financial summary data into graphs and summarizing developments around deliverables, costs and risks. He will also support the Manager (PMO) in the creation of MIS, and other analysis packs as required.
The AM/DM (PMO) may be required to supervise programme office administration duties as required, specifically monitoring the PO Inbox (if any), arranging / minute taking meetings, and management of other project assets.
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