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|Dec 24, 1991
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|Oct 11, 1990
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|Oct 11, 1990
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|Mancil W. Milligan, Robert R. Buntin, Fumin Lu
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|Exxon Chemical Patents Inc.
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This invention relates generally to the preparation of meltblown filaments and webs. In one aspect the invention relates to a method of manufacturing meltblown webs having improved strength.
Meltblowing is a one step process in which a molten thermoplastic resin is extruded through a row of orifices to form a plurality of polymer filaments (or fibers) while converging sheets of high velocity hot air (primary air) stretch and attenuate the hot filaments. The filaments are blown unto collector screen or conveyor where they are entangled and collected forming a nonwoven web. The converging sheets of hot air impart drag forces on the polymer strands emerging from the die causing them to elongate forming microsized filaments (typically 0.5-20 microns in diameter). Secondary air is aspirated into the filament/air stream to cool and quench the filaments.
The meltblown webs have unique properties which make them suitable for a variety of uses such as filters, battery separators, oil wipes, cable wraps, capacitor paper, disposable liners, protective garments, etc. One of the deficiencies, however, of the meltblown webs, is their relatively low tensile strength. One reason for the low tensile strength is the fact that the filaments have only moderate strength. Although the primary air draws down the filaments, tests have shown that the polymer molecular orientation resulting therefrom is not retained. Another reason for low strength is the brittle nature of the filaments when collected close to the die (e.g. less than 18"). Another deficiency for many applications is a relatively broad distribution of filament sizes within a single web.
Efforts have been made to alter the properties of the web by treating the filaments between the die and the collector, but none have been directed primarily at increasing the strength of the web. For example, in accordance with U.S. Pat. No. 3,959,421, a liquid spray has been applied to filaments near the die discharge to rapidly quench the filaments for the purpose of improving the web quality (e.g. reduction in the formation of "shot"). Also, cooling water was employed in the process described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,594,202 to prevent fiber bonding. U.S. Pat. No. 4,904,174 discloses a method for applying electrostatic charges to the filaments by creating an electric field through which the extruded filaments pass. U.S. Pat. No. 3,806,289 discloses a meltblowing die provided with a coanda nozzle for depositing fibers onto a surface in a wavey pattern.
It has been discovered that by disrupting the flow of the hot polymeric filaments discharged from a meltblowing die, the drawdown of the filaments can be increased. The increased drawdown results in several improved properties of the meltblown web or mat, including improved web strength, improved filament strength, more uniform filament diameter, and softer, less brittle web.
In accordance with the present invention the extruded filaments between the meltblowing die and the collector screen (or substrate) are contacted with crossflow air of sufficient intensity to disrupt the natural flow shape of the filaments. The crossflow air causes the filaments to assume an undulating or flapping flow behavior beginning near the die discharge and extending to the collector.
Tests have shown that the undulating or flapping flow behavior results in significantly increased drawdown of the filament. ("Drawdown" as used herein means the ratio of the emerging filament diameter at the die tip to final diameter.)
Although the reasons for the improved results have not been fully developed, it is believed that the disruption of the filament flow in a region near the die discharge creates a condition for improved drag of the primary air on the filaments. In the normal filament flow (without crossflow air) the primary air flow is substantially parallel to filament flow, particularly near the die discharge. However by creating undulations in the filament flow near the die discharge, portions of the filament are positioned crosswise of the primary air flow thereby increasing the effects of drag thereon.
For clarity of description, the crossflow medium is referred to as "air" but other gases can be used. The water spray techniques disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,959,421 and 4,594,202 does not sufficiently disrupt the filaments to achieve the desired results. It should also be noted that the coanda discharge nozzle cannot be used as taught in U.S. Pat. No. 3,806,289 because such an arrangement would not result in increased drawdown but merely pulses the filaments to one side of the coanda nozzle in providing a wavey deposition pattern of the fibers on the collecting surface.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a meltblowing apparatus capable of carrying out the method of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a side elevation of meltblowing die, illustrating schematically the flow shape of the filaments with and without crossflow air.
As mentioned previously, the present invention relates to the application of crossflow air onto the row of filaments discharging from a meltblowing die. A meltblowing line with crossflow air chambers is illustrated in FIG. 1 as comprising an extruder 10 for delivering molten resin to a meltblowing die 11 which extrudes molten polymer strands into converging hot air streams forming filaments. (12 indicates generally the center lines of filaments discharged from the die 11). The filament/air stream is directed onto a collector drum or screen 15 where the filaments are collected in a random entanglement forming a web 16. The web 16 is withdrawn from the collector 15 and may be rolled for transport and storage.
The meltblowing line also includes heating elements 14 mounted in the die 11 and an air source connected to the die 11 through valved lines 13.
In accordance with the present invention, the meltblowing line is provided with air conduits 17 positioned above and/or below the row of filaments 12 discharging from the die 11. As will be described in more detail below, each conduit 17 has a longitudinal slot for directing air onto the filaments 12. (The term "filament" as used herein includes both continuous strands and discontinuous fibers.)
As shown in FIG. 2, the meltblowing die 11 includes body members 20 and 21, an elongate nosepiece 22 secured to the die body 20 and air plates 23 and 24. The nosepiece 22 has a converging die tip section 25 of triangular cross section terminating at tip 26. A central elongate passage 27 is formed in the nosepiece 22 and a plurality of side-by-side orifices 28 are drilled in the tip 26. The orifices generally are between 100 and 1200 microns in diameter.
The air plates 23 and 24 with the body members 20 and 21 define air passages 29 and 30. The air plates 23 and 24 have tapered inwardly facing surfaces which in combination with the tapered surfaces of the nosepiece 25 define converging air passages 31 and 32. As illustrated, the flow area of each air passage 31 and 32 is adjustable. Molten polymer is delivered from the extruder 10 through the die passages (not shown) to passage 27, and extruded as a microsized, side-by-side filaments from the orifices 28. Primary air is delivered from an air source via lines 13 through the air passages and is discharged onto opposite sides of the molten filaments as converging sheets of hot air. The converging sheets of hot air are directed to draw or attenuate the filaments in the direction of filament discharge from the orifices 28. The orientation of the orifices (i.e. their axes) determine the direction of filament discharge. The included angle between converging surfaces of the nosepiece 25 ranges from about 45� to 90�. It is important to observe that the above description of the meltblowing line is by way of illustration only. Other meltblowing lines may be used in combination with the crossflow air facilities described below.
The air conduits 17 may be tubular in construction having both ends closed defining an internal chamber 33. Each conduit 17 has at least one slot 34 formed therein. The slot 34 extends parallel to the axis of the conduit 17 and traverses the full row of orifices 28 in the die 11. The slot 34 of each conduit 17 is sized to provide air discharge velocities sufficiently high to contact the filaments. Velocities of at least 20 fps and between 300 and 1200 fps are preferred. Slots having a width of between 0.010 to 0.040 inches should be satisfactory for most applications. Flow rates through each slot of 20 to 300 SCFM per inch of orifice length (e.g. length of die tip 25) are preferred. The air delivery lines 18 may be connected at the ends of the conduits 17 as illustrated in FIG. 1 or may connect to a midsection to provide more uniform flow through the conduits 17. The air is delivered to the conduits at any pressure but low pressure air (less than 50 psi) is preferred. The conduits may be of other shapes and construction and may have more than one slot. For example, a conduit of square, rectangular, or semicircular cross section may be provided with one, two, or three or more parallel slots. The cross sectional flow area of each conduit may vary within a wide range, with 0.5 to 6 square inches being preferred and 0.75 to 3.5 square inches most preferred.
The conduits 17 may be mounted on a frame (not shown) to permit the following adjustments:
vertical ("a" direction in FIG. 2)
horizontal ("b" direction in FIG. 2)
angular (angle "A" in FIG. 2)
The angle A is the orientation of the longitudinal axis of the slot with reference to the vertical. A positive angle A (+A�) indicates the slot 34 is positioned to discharge air in a direction away from the die and thereby provide an air velocity component transverse or crosswise of the filament flow and a velocity component in the same direction as the primary air flow. A negative angle A (-A�), on the other hand, indicates the slot 34 is positioned to discharge air toward the die to provide an air velocity component transverse or crosswise the filament flow and a velocity component opposite the flow of the primary air. A zero angle A, of course, indicates the slot is positioned to discharge air at right angles to the direction of filament discharge (e.g. to the direction of orientation of the orifices 28). The reference to horizontal and vertical are merely for purposes of description. The relative dimensions a, b, and A will apply in any orientation of the extrusion die 11.
As mentioned previously, the main function of the crossflow air discharging from the slots 34 is to disrupt and alter the natural flow pattern or shape of the filaments discharging from the die 11. It is preferred that the cross flow air contact the filaments as close to the die 11 as possible (i.e. within 1/4 the distance between the die 11 and the collector 15) and still provide for a generally uniform filament flow to the collector 15. Optimally, the crossflow air should disrupt the filaments within 1", preferably within 1/2", and most preferably within 1/4" from the orifices. The conduits 17 are mounted, preferably, one above and one below the filament/air, having the following positions.
______________________________________ Preferred BestBroad Range Range Mode______________________________________a 1/8 to 21/2" 1/8 to 11/2" 1/8 to 1/4"b 0 to 8" 0 to 5" 0 to 1/2"A -40� to 70� -35 to 45 -20 to 10______________________________________
The two conduits 17 may be positioned symmetrically on each side of the filament/air stream or may be independently operated or adjusted. Thus, the apparatus may include one or two conduits.
FIG. 2 illustrates the flow pattern of a filament 36a without the use of the crossflow conduits 17. As illustrated the filament 36 flows in a relatively straight line for a short distance (in the order of 1 inch) after discharge from the orifices 28 due to the drag forces exerted by the primary air flow. At about 1 inch from the die, the filament 36a flow shape begins to undulate reaching a region of violent flapping motion after about 3 to 6 inches. This flapping motion is believed to result in increased drawdown of the filament 36a.
The onset and behavior of the flapping motion is dependent on several factors including die slot width, nosepiece design, set back, operating temperatures, primary air flow rate, and polymer flow rate. Because so many variables are involved, it is not believed possible to control these variables with a high degree of certainty to achieve a desired amount of filament flapping. It appears to be an inherent behavior for a particular set of parameters. It is known, however, that in the initial region, the primary air flow is generally parallel to the filament flow so little or no flapping occurs in this region.
In accordance with the present invention, crossflow air is impinged on the filaments to initiate the onset of filament crosswise or flapping flow shape much closer to the die outlet. This earlier onset of flapping filament flow increases drawdown because the filament assumes an attitude crosswise of the primary air flow permitting a more efficient transfer of forces by the primary air flow. Moreover, the filaments are hotter and may even be in the molten or semimolten state during the early stages of the flapping flow behavior.
Using air conduits 17 to deliver cross flow air where a was 1/2", b was 1", and angle A was 0�, the filament 36 had the flow behavior, also depicted in FIG. 2. The crossflow air disrupted the filament flow almost immediately upon leaving the die 11 and is characterized by a larger region of high amplitude wave motion and much longer flapping region. Tests have shown that the induced flapping motion of the filament in accordance with the present invention decreases filament diameter significantly over conventional meltblowing (without crossflow air) under the same operating conditions. It is preferred that the crossflow air produced diameter decreases in the order of 10% to 70%, most preferably in the order of 15% to 60%. The resultant increase in polymer orientation increases the filament strength and the web strength. Tests indicate that the filaments have a more uniform size (diameter) distribution and the collected webs are stronger and tougher.
In carrying out the method of the present invention, the conduits 17 are placed over and/or under the die outlet and adjusted to the desired "a", "b", and angle "A" settings. The meltblowing line is operated to achieve steady state operations. The crossflow air then is delivered to the conduits 17 by a conventional compressor at the desired pressure. Some minor adjustments may be necessary to achieve optimum results.
It is important to note that the air conduits may be added to on any meltblowing die. For example, the die 11 may be as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,818,463 or U.S. Pat. No. 3,978,185, the disclosures of which are incorporated herein by reference.
Thermoplastic materials suitable for the process of the invention include polyolefins such as ethylene and propylene homopolymers, copolymers, terpolymers, etc. Suitable materials include polyesters such as poly(methylmethacrylate) and poly (ethylene terephthate). Also suitable are polyamides such as poly (hexamethylene adipamide), poly(omega-caproamide), and poly (hexamethylene sebacamide). Also suitable are polyvinyls such as polystrene and ethylene acrylates including ethylene acrylic copolymers. The polyolefins are preferred. These include homopolymers and copolymers of the families of polypropylenes, polyethylenes, and other, higher polyolefins. The polyethylenes include LDPE, HDPE, LLDPE, and very low density polyethylene. Blends of the above thermoplastics may also be used. Any thermoplastic polymer capable of being spun into fine fibers by meltblowing may be used.
A broad range of process conditions may be used according to the process of the invention depending upon thermoplastic material chosen and the type of web/product properties needed. Any operating temperature of the thermoplastic material is acceptable so long as the materials is extruded from the die so as to form a nonwoven product. An acceptable range of temperature for the thermoplastic material in the die, and consequently the approximate temperature of the diehead around the material is 350� F.-900� F. A preferred range is 400� F.-750� F. For polpropylene, a highly preferred range is 400� F.-650� F.
Any operating temperature of the air is acceptable so long as it permits production of useable non-woven product. An acceptable range is 350� F.-900� F.
The flow rates of thermoplastic and primary air may vary greatly depending on the thermoplastic material extruded, the distance of the die from the collector (typically 6 to 18 inches), and the temperatures employed. An acceptable range of the ratio of pounds of primary air to pounds of polymer is about 20-500, more commonly 30-100 for polypropylene. Typical polymer flow rates vary from about 0.3-5.0 grams/hole/minute, preferably about 0.3-1.5.
Experiments were carried out using a one-inch extruder with a standard polypropylene screw and a die having the following description:
______________________________________no. of orifices 1orifice size (d) 0.015 inchesnosepiece included angle 60�orifice land length 0.12 inchesAir slots (defined by air 2 mm opening andplates) 2 mm neg. set back______________________________________
Other test equipment used in Series I Experiments included an air conduit semicircular in shape and having one longitudinal slot formed in the flat side thereof. The air conduits in the other Experiment were in the form of slotted pipes 1 inch in diameter.
The resin and operating conditions were as follows:
______________________________________Resin: 800 MFR PP (EXXON Grade 3495G)Die Temp.: 430� F.Melt Temp.: 430� F.Primary Air Temp.: 460� F.Primary Air Rate: 16.5 SCFM per in. of die widthPolymer Rate: 0.8 gms/min.Slot opening: 0.030 in.Web collector: screen 12 inches from the die______________________________________
The a, b, and angle A values for the tests of this series were 1", 11/2", and +30�, respectively. The data are shown in Table 1.
TABLE 1__________________________________________________________________________ BASIS AVG.TEST CROSSFLOW AIR3 WEIGHT TYPE OF Z-TENACITY1 DIAMETER2 DIA. STD.NO. CONDITION CHAMBER PRESS. GM/M2 Web mN/TEX MICRONS DEVIATION__________________________________________________________________________1-1 Base Case 0 44.30 Brittle 10.5 7.93 2.931-2 " 0 41.77 "2-1 Crossflow Device 0 39.90 " 15.6 7.57 2.80In Place2-2 Crossflow Device 0 37.30 " 13.5In Place3-1 Crossflow Device 0 40.80 " 13.4 8.33 3.67In Place +Secondary AirTaped Off3-2 Crossflow Device 0 40.80 " 12.4In Place +Secondary AirTaped Off4-1 Crossflow Device 5 37.30 Tough, Soft 19.4 6.59 2.20In Place4-2 Crossflow Device 5 37.30 " 17.7In Place5-1 Crossflow Device 14 33.80 " 22.3 6.52 1.87In Place5-2 Crossflow Device 14 33.80 " 16.8In Place6-1 Crossflow Device 14 31.60 " 19.3 6.87 2.18In Place +Secondary AirTaped Off6-2 Crossflow Device 14 37.30 " 17.8In Place +Secondary AirTaped Off7-1 Crossflow Device 5 32.90 " 19.6 7.65 2.26In Place +Secondary AirTaped Off7-2 Crossflow Device 5 32.30 " 17.7In Place +Secondary AirTaped Off__________________________________________________________________________ 1 ZTENACITY was measured by cutting 1" wide strips and testing in an Instron tensile tester with zero separation between jaws. Jaw separation speed was 1.0 in/min. 2 Average fiber diameter was measured by optical microscope with an overall magnification of 400. The microscope was focused on a sample of the web and every fiber within the view area was measured using a reticulated ocular. Several different focus areas were selected at random to give a total fiber count of 50. The average reported is a simple numbe average of all fiber measurements for each sample. 3 The air velocities for 5 and 14 psi were 705 fps and 1030 fps, respectively.
The Table I data demonstrate that the crossflow air resulted in the following
(a) The diameter of the filaments was decreased.
(b) The filament diameter distribution was more uniform.
(c) The web strength was improved.
(d) The quality of the web was improved.
These tests employed the same line and polymer but with one tubular air conduit permitting adjustment of the a, b, and angle A settings. Table 2 presents the data for Series II Experiments.
TABLE 2__________________________________________________________________________ CROSSFLOW1 AVG.TEST SETTINGS CHAMBER ANGLE FIBER STD.NO. a b PRESSURE psi A DIAM. DEVIATION__________________________________________________________________________1 -- -- -- -- 10.85 3.792 1/2" 1/2" 2 -35� 8.48 2.933 " " 4 " 7.06 2.654 " " 8 " 8.72 3.495 3/8" 5/8" 2 -20� 6.36 2.616 " " 4 " 6.17 2.167 " " 8 " 8.16 2.98 1/4" 7/8" 2 0� 8.6 2.49 " " 4 " 7.65 2.6510 " " 8 " 9.58 2.0511 3/8" 1" 2 20� 9.0 3.2212 " " 4 " 8.96 2.6513 " " 8 " 9.22 3.2314 1/2" 5/4" 2 45� 9.22 2.4815 " " 4 " 8.66 3.016 " " 8 " 8.47 1.98__________________________________________________________________________ 1 Air velocities at 2, 4, 6, and 8 psi were 476 fps, 654 fps, 761 fps, and 859 fps, respectively.
These data indicates that for all a, b, and A settings the filament avg. diameters were reduced and the size distributions were decreased. The 0 to negative angle settings (0 to -35�) gave the best results and are therefore preferred. Table 2 data indicates that the optimum crossflow chamber pressure or velocity depend on the geometry.
These tests employed only one crossflow conduit (under the filament discharge) having a, b, and A settings of 3/8", 5/8", and -20, respectively. The primary air flow rate (at a temp. of 530�) was varied and the die and melt temperatures were 500�. The other conditions were the same as in Series I and II tests. The data for Series III tests are shown in Table 3.
TABLE 3______________________________________ PRIMARY CROSSFLOW AIR CHAMBER AVERAGE STD.TEST RATE PRESSURE FILAMENT DEVI-NO. (SCFM*) psi DIAMETER ATION______________________________________1 11 -- 8.77 3.332 18 -- 5.07 2.563 27 -- 3.77 2.224 18 2 2.83 1.115 18 4 3.16 1.066 18 6 3.72 1.337 27 2 2.7 1.368 27 4 2.4 0.899 27 8 3.58 1.44______________________________________ *per inch of die width
Test Runs 1-3 in this table show the effect on fiber diameter by increasing primary air rate with no crossflow air used. The use of crossflow air gives a significant reduction in diameter and diameter standard deviation at both low and high primary air rates. Again, an optimum crossflow air rate was observed. Highest crossflow air (8 spi) produced larger diameter filaments than medium crossflow air (4 psi), although still smaller than for the 0 crossflow air base case.
Best results appear to be obtained at crossflow velocities between 476 fps (2 psi) and 859 fps (8 psi). Tests have shown that chamber pressure as low as 1 psi can produce improved results.
These tests were conducted with two crossflow conduits illustrated in FIG. 2. Each conduit was adjusted independently of the other to provide different crossflow contact areas. The upper conduit had a, b, and A settings of 1/2", 3/4", and +30�, respectively; and the lower conduit had a, b, and A settings of 1/2", 1", and -20, respectively. The data for Series III Experiments are presented in Table 4.
TABLE 4______________________________________ CROSSFLOW CHAMBER PRESSURE AVG.TEST PSI FIBER STD.NO. upper lower DIAMETER DEVIATION______________________________________1 0 0 5.69 2.582 0 2 3.45 1.193 2 2 3.9 1.534 6 2 3.23 1.05 4 4 3.95 1.586 8 4 3.64 1.37______________________________________
These data indicate that the settings of the upper and lower conduits can be varied and still provide improved results. It is significant to note that Test No. 2 using only the lower conduit gave better results than all but one of the other Series IV Experiments.
In summary, the method of the present invention may be viewed as a two stage air treatment of extruded filaments: the primary air contacts the filaments at an angle of between about 22� to about 45� to impart drag forces on the filaments in the direction of filament extrusion, the crossflow air contacts the extruded filaments at a point down stream of the contact point of the primary air and at a contact angle of at least 10� greater than the contact angle of the primary air on the same side of plane 12 to impart undulating flow shape to the extruded filaments. As viewed in FIG. 2 the contact angle of the primary air is determined by the center line of the passages 31 and 32 with plane 12. The contact angle of the crossflow air from conduit 17 above plane 12 (defined by the focus of slot 34 and plane 12) is at least 10� larger than the contact angle of the primary air from passage 31 as measured clockwise. Likewise, the contact angle of crossflow air from the conduit 17 below the plane 12 is at least 10� larger than the contact angle of the primary air from passage 32 as measured counterclockwise in FIG. 2. The crossflow air has a major velocity component perpendicular to the direction of filament extrusion and a minor velocity component parallel to the direction of filament extrusion.
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|Polymer Group, Inc.
|Process and apparatus for forming uniform nanofiber substrates
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|Mar 4, 2010
|3M Innovative Properties Company
|Pleated aligned web filter
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|Sep 2, 2010
|Scheerlinck Philippe M
|Melt blown polymeric filtration medium for high efficiency fluid filtration
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|Sep 16, 2010
|Kan Fujihara
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|May 5, 2010
|Device for producing filaments from thermoplastic synthetic
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|Jul 17, 2013
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|Aug 13, 2014
|Preparation method of porous nanofiber non-woven fabric
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|Jun 28, 2013
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|Nov 4, 2010
|Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc., Neenah
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|Mar 3, 1999
|Nov 19, 2003
|Weyerhaeuser Company
|Lyocell fibers, and compositions for making the same
|Sep 17, 2004
|Mar 22, 2006
|Reifenh�user GmbH & Co. Maschinenfabrik
|Device for producing filaments from thermoplastic material
|Aug 10, 2011
|Mar 11, 2015
|Boma Engineering Srl
|Process and apparatus for spinning fibres
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|Jun 15, 1995
|The Board Of Regents Of The University Of Oklahoma
|Polymer processing using pulsating fluidic flow
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|Dec 7, 1995
|Beck Martin H
|Polyester insulation
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|Sep 25, 1997
|Ason Engineering, Inc.
|Improved process and apparatus for producing non-woven webs
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|Oct 27, 2005
|3M Innovative Properties Company
|Aligned fiber web
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|3M Innovative Properties Company
|Pleated aligned web filter
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|Fleetguard, Inc.
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|Nov 22, 2007
|Fleetguard Inc
|Variable coalescer
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|Galliano Boscolo
|Process and apparatus for spinning fibres and in particular for producing a fibrous-containing nonwoven
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|264/555, 264/211.14, 156/167, 264/211.12, 264/115, 264/210.8
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jul 29, 1991
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first edition Hardcover
1970 · Dobbs Ferry
by Karlen, Delmar
Dobbs Ferry: Oceana Publications. Fine. 1970. First Edition. Hardcover. 92 pages; Clean and tight in original green leatherette binding with bright gilt lettering. OCLC: 99848 Professor Karlen was a faculty member of the N.Y.U. Law School from 1953 to 1977 and the Tazewell-Taylor Visiting Professor of Law at the Marshall-Wyte School of Law at the College of William & Mary from 1977 to 1981 and a director of NYU's Institute of Judicial Administration. From the collection of Judge Gerhard Alden Gesell (1910 – 1993) who began his career as a staff trial lawyer and later as adviser to Chairman William O. Douglas at the new Securities and Exchange Commission from 1935 to 1941. Gesell then entered private practice with Covington & Burling in Washington, where he specialized in antitrust and other corporate cases. While engaged in private practice, Gesell continued to serve the public sector. In 1945 and 1946, he served as Chief Assistant Counsel for the Democrats during the Pearl Harbor hearings. In 1962 he was a appointed Chairman of the President Kennedy's Committee on Equal Opportunity in the Armed Forces from 1962 to 1964. In 1967 Gesell was appointed to the United States District Court for DC by President Lyndon B. Johnson. He presided over several memorable cases. For example, in 1969 Judge Gesell declared that the District of Columbia's abortion statute was unconstitutional. In 1971, Judge Gesell was involved in the litigation surrounding the publication of The Pentagon Papers. He ruled that The Washington Post could continue to publish the series of articles about the Vietnam War based on the leaked secret study despite the Government's attempts to halt publication. During the Watergate investigations and litigation, Judge Gesell ruled that the dismissal of Archibald Cox as special prosecutor in the "Saturday night massacre" in October 1973 had been illegal. In the 1974 trial of John D. Ehrlichman, Judge Gesell sentenced him to 20 months to five years in prison for his role in the Watergate break-in. In 1989, a jury found Colonel North guilty of three of the 12 crimes he was charged with: obstructing Congress, destroying documents and receiving an illegal gratuity. Believing North had been carrying out orders from authorities above him, Gesell did not to send him to prison, but fined North $150,000, placed him on probation for two years, and assigned him community service. . (Inventory #: 39737)

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Direct Print on Brushed Aluminium – Pure elegance with an exclusive BUTLERFINISH® look. Two thin aluminium sheets sandwich a black polyethylene core to ensure maximum stability and water resistance. Thanks to the brushed surface, the aluminium backing gives the artwork an extraordinary, metallic appearance. During production of the cover sheet, the surface is ground horizontally to produce a brushed effect. The result is eye-catching: The areas of the photograph that are white or very light are not printed, but instead take on the appearance of the brushed aluminium surface.
The direct UV-print is colour-fast, light-resistant, and even damp-proof. The artwork on brushed aluminium Dibond is therefore not only suitable for indoor areas such as the bathroom or the kitchen, but also for covered outdoor areas protected from rain and direct sunlight. The aluminium Dibond backing is extremely light, and the practical hanging system ensures it is easy to hang on the wall, even with large formats. Simply unpack the artwork, hang it up, and enjoy its floating, metallic effect on your wall.
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A signed certificate of authenticity, certificate hologram tamper with CoA#, and a label signed by artist, which can be affixed to back of the artwork, is mailed to buyer as soon as the artwork is delivered and accepted. The price will increase as prints become unavailable.
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Surreal and Fine art work from the norwegian photographer and digital artist Erik Brede. Producing a link between the landscape's reality and that imagined by its conceiver is what Brede's artwork focuses on. Influenced by renowned artist like Ansel Adams and Rene Magritte, Brede creates surreal and fine digital artwork . Brede follows a conceptual approach thus utilizing a wide scale of subjects in a multi-layered manner. His work focuses on concrete questions that determine our existence. Erik Brede is ...


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The market rumour mill was in full motion around British Sky Broadcasting last night, with speculators piling in on talk that Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation may mount a bid for the shares it does not own in the FTSE 100-listed pay-TV provider.
The chatter was based on the prospect of a Conservative victory at the general election, and a more Sky-friendly regulatory environment thereafter. In an attempt to capitalise on such a change, News Corp, which owns around 39 per cent of Sky, was said to be mulling over an offer of up to 750p per share to assume full control, delist the broadcaster and take it private.
Though the rumours drove Sky to a late high of more than 6 per cent, market opinion was divided, with traders labelling the speculation as nothing more than end of week gossip. The electoral theory was dismissed as wide of the mark, and there were questions about the financing of such a large deal.
UBS's analyst Polo Tang added that News Corp already had "effective control and it could have acquired BSkyB in the past at a lower share price". "In our view, the only strategic rationale for News Corp making a move on BSkyB would be if they thought it was significantly undervalued and was about to enter a period of significant cash generation post significant investment in its broadband rollout," he added in a note to clients. "However, BSkyB may potentially face further investment in fibre."
But the speculators persevered, betting on the possibility of a full takeover as the stock, which gave back some gains in early afternoon trading, began climbing higher as the session came to a close, ending 28.5p stronger at 598p.
Overall, the prospect of deal activity helped the FTSE 100 firm 8.39 points to 5,625.65, while the mid-cap FTSE 250 index rallied by 87.12 points to 9,941.56. Firmer metals prices underpinned a rebound in the mining sector, which was hit by a wave of profit-taking on Thursday.
Kazakhmys, for example, was 21p higher at 1,517p as fears of monetary tightening in China receded, while Fresnillo added 4p to 846p and Rio Tinto gained 7.5p to 3708.5p. The Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation, the target price for which was raised to 1,400p from 1,100p at RBS, was among the strongest, rallying more than 4 per cent or 51p to 1,173p.
Parts of the banking sector strengthened amid hopes of a settlement between Dubai World and its creditors. Fears that some big players might suffers heavy losses on their exposure to the debt pile also receded, boosting the likes of Lloyds, which gained 1.93p to 58.47p, and the Royal Bank of Scotland, which added 2.02p to 42.57p. Barclays at 351.85p, up 8.1p, and Standard Chartered at 1,734.5p, up 10p, were also firm, but HSBC remained under pressure, losing 10.6p to 684p as Fitch placed Geneva based HSBC Private Banking Holdings individual rating on negative watch.
Further afield, the engineering group Cookson firmed up by 2.5p to 508.5p following some words of support from Goldman Sachs. Reiterating its "conviction buy" view, the broker revised its target price 760p, terming the stock a "source of opportunity".
"We believe Cookson should continue to benefit from [a] recovery in steel production in 2010, and view guidance for flat volume outlook for the foundry segment as conservative, given likely production improvements at premium German auto manufacturers and production increases at truck manufacturers as a result of an end to destocking," the broker said, forecasting 51p in underlying earnings per share in 2010.
Goldman was also positive on sector peer Bodycote, which gained 8.3p to 198.5p. "Restructuring actions have left Bodycote well-positioned to deliver earnings growth as and when volumes recover," the broker said, reiterating its "buy" stance and 274p target price. IMI, which is also rated "buy" by the broker, was 4.5p ahead at 644p, with Goldman anticipating further margin expansion over 2010 as the company takes actions to increase the proportion of production in low-cost countries.
On the downside, the office rental group Regus was under pressure, falling by 1.6p to 87.4p, after Credit Suisse trimmed its target price for the stock to 100p from 120p. "We believe occupancy will continue to fall into the first half of 2010," the broker said, sticking to its "neutral" view. "In a highly operationally geared business this leads to a 13 per cent cut in our 2010 operating profit estimates from £52.1m to £45.2m. Regus is attractive on longer-term multiples and cashflow analysis but ... faces further near-term earnings pressure."
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| Advertised Summary Job Description: As part of the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center's Clinical Protocol and Data Management office (CPDM), the Clinical Research Project Manager will report to the CPDM Associate Director of Clinical Operations. The Clinical Research Project Manager will take primary responsibility in designing, implementing and coordinating operational aspects of clinical trials conducted between the various parties of NYP and CUMC including the Adult Research Infusion Center, laboratory services, radiology services, biopsy/tissue procurement, Pharmacokinetics processing labs and freezer rooms, etc.). This includes development of cross-organizational SOPs, quality assurance programs and continuous improvement initiatives. This position will also be tasked with developing patient education materials to improve awareness and knowledge about clinical trials open within the Cancer Center.
General Minimum Qualifications: Requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent in education and experience, plus six years of related experience.
ACRP and/or SoCRA certification preferred.
In depth knowledge of federal, state and local laws and regulations and industry requirements and practices regarding the proper conduct of clinical trials.
Demonstrable ability to collaborate with partners in research, investigators and coordinators.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Excellent interpersonal and presentation skills.
Strong computer skills required, including, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Access, and SharePoint.
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Preferred Qualifications: Master's degree in related area.
As a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Council of Ivy Group Presidents (Ivy League), it is imperative that members of the Columbia University community, in all matters related to the intercollegiate athletics program, exhibit the highest professional standards and ethical behavior with regard to adherence to NCAA, Conference, University, and Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and Physical Education rules and regulations.
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Columbia University is one of the world's most important centers of research and at the same time a distinctive and distinguished learning environment for undergraduates and graduate students in many scholarly and professional fields. The University recognizes the importance of its location in New York City and seeks to link its research and teaching to the vast resources of a great metropolis. It... seeks to attract a diverse and international faculty and student body, to support research and teaching on global issues, and to create academic relationships with many countries and regions. It expects all areas of the university to advance knowledge and learning at the highest level and to convey the products of its efforts to the world.
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Counting from Zero
Can a security expert save the Internet from a catastrophic zero day cyber attack by a network of zombie computers, known as a botnet? At what cost?
Price: $11.99
Can a security expert save the Internet from a catastrophic zero day cyber attack by a network of zombie computers, known as a botnet? At what cost?
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Hacking provides an introduction to the community of hackers and an analysis of the meaning of hacking in twenty-first century societies.
One the one hand, hackers infect the computers of the world, entering where they are not invited, taking over not just individual workstations but whole networks. On the other, hackers write the software that fuels the Internet, from the most popular web programmes to software fundamental to the Internet's existence. Beginning from an analysis of these two main types of hackers, categorised as crackers and Free Software/Open Source respectively, Tim Jordan gives the reader insight into the varied identities of hackers, including:
* Hacktivism; hackers and populist politics
* Cyberwar; hackers and the nation-state
* Digital Proletariat; hacking for the man
* Viruses; virtual life on the Internet
* Digital Commons; hacking without software
* Cypherpunks; encryption and digital security
* Nerds and Geeks; hacking cultures or hacking without the hack
* Cybercrime; blackest of black hat hacking
Hackers end debates over the meaning of technological determinism while recognising that at any one moment we are all always determined by technology. Hackers work constantly within determinations of their actions created by technologies as they also alter software to enable entirely new possibilities for and limits to action in the virtual world. Through this fascinating introduction to the people who create and recreate the digital media of the Internet, students, scholars and general readers will gain new insight into the meaning of technology and society when digital media are hacked.
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If you're an app developer with a solid foundation in Objective-C, this book is an absolute must—chances are very high that your company's iOS applications are vulnerable to attack. That's because malicious attackers now use an arsenal of tools to reverse-engineer, trace, and manipulate applications in ways that most programmers aren't aware of.
This guide illustrates several types of iOS attacks, as well as the tools and techniques that hackers use. You'll learn best practices to help protect your applications, and discover how important it is to understand and strategize like your adversary.


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I saw something I have never seen before today. No, it's not unusual to get "@ replies" from Spambots after I've been retweeted or mentioned something like Yoga, Women or iPhone on Twitter - I've seen that a thousand times. (as an aside, how does Twitter not auto-recognize an account that has no followers and only sends @replies not as spam?)
But, today after I tweeted about my support for Planned Parenthood in the midst of the Susan G. Komen foundation dropping funding for mammograms and breast exams at Planned Parenthood - I was retweeted.
I then got a bunch of spam followers and a few spammy @replies. As per usual, I clicked on the tweets, selected the various user names and reported them as spam.
But that didn't work for one tweet. It looked like this on my Twitter App on my iPhone:
Every time I clicked on it, the app crashed. When I looked at it on my desktop computer, it looked like this:
Not the first time I've seen this type of tomfoolery on the Internet, but the first time I've seen a tweet that will crash the twitter app.
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An outstanding business address located along the M4 corridor and easily accessible to M1, M3, M25 and M40. This recently refurbished center has been modernized and offers state-of-the-art office suites. The train station is within walking distance and provides quick and efficient service to London and other surrounding areas.
Office Space Services: Featuring furnished offices, meeting rooms and more with business center services.
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AZUL Nuevo Latino Kitchen · Bangkok
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- AZUL Nuevo Latino Kitchen is a branch of Monsoon Bangkok, newly located on Sukhumvit 49, in the ground floor of Adelphi Suites Hotel. The New menu offers a large choice South America dishes.
- Services provided
- – Interior decoration
- – A selection of paintings from Emerging Thai Artists is displayed for a period of 3 months, before to be renewed for a new period of 3 months. The restaurant get 20% on paintings sold.
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Rock Around Asia is the most eclectic and innovative Bangkok-based Art Gallery-Incubator to buy, lease, commission Art and connect with new generations of Thai artists. We provide unique services on the subject of Asian art and everything Thai inspired and support talented artists by giving them mainstream representation. This mission has led us to develop the first online social platform on which we have created the Internet's largest available interactive database of emerging Thai artists. This platform is complemented by pop up exhibitions in Bangkok and Thailand.


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4 bedroom detached house for saleThe Paddocks, Nuthall, Nottingham, NG16
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Call: 0115 798 0281
Property Description
Key features
- Spacious 4 Bed Detached House
- EPC Rating E
- Refurbished Throughout
- Open Plan Lounge/Dining Room
- Refitted Kitchen
- Modern Bathroom And Separate WC
- Ample Parking And Garage
- Front And Rear Gardens
- Quiet Cul-de-sac Location
Full description
Your Move bring to the market with No Upward Chain, this detached and fully refurbished family home.
A rare opportunity to purchase in this private cul-de-sac, this well appointed house briefly comprises to the ground floor; entrance porch, good sized lounge with feature log burner, open to the dining room with doors out to the garden, modern refitted kitchen, rear porch, utility/WC, integral garage. To the first floor; landing with storage, four good sized bedrooms, access to the roof space which is boarded with windows, modern family bathroom and separate WC. Outside there is ample parking for several cars and a garden to the front, to the rear a garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a patio.
Having been much improved and upgraded by the current owners and being located in a popular Nuthall area with great access to motorway links, a viewing is essential. Call 0115 9385464. EPC rating E.
From our Kimberley office turn right onto Main Street, continue over the roundabout where the road becomes Nottingham Road and then Kimberley Road, take a right turn onto The Paddocks and right into the cul-de-sac where the property can be located on the right hand side.
Entrance Porch
Double glazed front entrance door leads to the porch with double glazed window, storage cupboard and door to the lounge.
Lounge 17' 8" (max) x 19' 10" (max) (5.38m (max) x 6.04m (max) )
Good sized lounge with wooden floor, radiator, feature fire place with exposed brick and log burner, stairs to first floor, double glazed window to the front.
Dining Room 10' 5" x 10' 5" (3.17m x 3.18m )
With wooden floor, radiator and double glazed sliding doors out to the garden.
Kitchen 10' 5" (max) x 9' 1" (3.17m (max) x 2.76m )
Modern fitted kitchen comprising; a range of matching wall and base units with work surfaces over and plinth LED lights, sink and drainer unit with stainless steel mixer tap, integral oven, gas hob and stainless steel chimney extractor hood, space for dishwasher. Also with tiled floor, pantry with space for fridge freezer, spot lighting and double glazed window to the rear. Door to the porch.
Rear Porch
With laminate floor, doors to the utility and garage, double glazed door out to the garden.
Utility Room / WC
With base units, tiled floor, spaces for appliances, sink, WC and double glazed window to the rear.
Garage 17' 8" x 9' 8" (5.38m x 2.94m )
With up and over door, power and light.
With airing cupboard, access to the loft space and doors to all upstairs rooms.
Loft Space 29' 9" x 8' 9" (9.08m x 2.68m )
Fully boarded and carpeted with power, light and Velux windows.
Bedroom 19' 1" x 9' 8" (5.81m x 2.94m )
With radiator, built in robes and storage, double glazed windows to the front and to the rear.
Bedroom 13' 4" x 10' 8" (4.07m x 3.24m )
With radiator, built in robes and double glazed window to the front.
Bedroom 12' 5" x 10' 5" (3.78m x 3.18m )
With radiator, built in robes and double glazed window to the rear.
Bedroom 8' 7" x 8' 10" (2.61m x 2.7m )
With radiator, storage cupboard and double glazed window to the front.
Two piece suite comprising; bath with mixer tap and Triton shower with shower screen and pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap. Also with; radiator, tiled walls and floor, double glazed window to the rear.
Separate WC
With low flush WC and double glazed window to the rear.
To the front of the property is a garden laid to lawn and a driveway providing parking for several vehicles. Gated side access leads to the rear where there is a private garden with a lawn and a patio.
We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller.
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So I'm Going To Raise My Hands Now And Ask You All Not To Kill Me! I Know That I Have Stories I Haven't Posted For That I Need To, But I Read Somewhere That If You Have Writer's Block, Starting A Little Somethign On The Side Is Good. So That's What I Have Done. Not Sure How Long This Will Be, But I'm Liking What I Came Up With, I Hope You Do Too. I Promise I'll Post For This And All The Other Stories Soon, Bare With Me.
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Kurt lay on the bed in the hotel room and mindlessly played with a strand of hair on his head. He felt hands running up and down his naked back and couldn't help but smile. He was lying on his stomach, facing the foot of the bed, legs dangling in the air, and completely naked. He smiled as he felt the hand stop at his butt and softly massage his round cheeks.
"Haven't you had enough of me?" He asked. He was staring at a painting that was hanging opposite of the bed and found the contrast of three different colors and shapes to be the most fascinating thing he had ever seen. It could have something to do with him coming down from his orgasmic high.
The hands wandered up from his but to make a grab at the back of his neck, trying to turn his head. Kurt looked back and made eye contact with the man he had just had mind blowing sex with. The man was staring back with a smirk on his face.
"Princess, you know that I can never have too much of you." Noah Puckerman said plainly.
Kurt giggled and then maneuvered his way around so that he was straddling the older teen's waist. He placed his hands on Noah's chest for support and he smiled down at him.
"You know, I was at home before you called. I was sitting there, a pint of Ben and Jerry's and a stack of Marilyn Monroe movies, including the new motion picture starring Michelle Williams, My Week With Marilyn, all ready to be watched as I soaked in my own loneliness." Kurt said toying with the deformed nipple that once held a silver nipple ring. "I think you owe me big time for ruining that."
Noah held Kurt's waist and rubbed circles with his thumbs on each of the boy's hip bones. "Personally I thought that everything that I just serviced you was payback for messing up your Marilyn Minnelli marathon. And you know you don't need ice cream, it'll ruin your figure."
Kurt rolled his eyes. "Its Marilyn Monroe sweetie, Monroe." Kurt corrected. "And I would beg to differ that you paid me back with that performance." He said.
Puck looked up at him and scrunched his eyebrows together. "Are you saying you didn't enjoy it?"
Kurt shrugged and looked off to the side. The curtains covering the windows were a tacky teal with distasteful patterns that Kurt found to be downright disgusting. He looked at the navy carpet, which completely clashed with the curtains and sighed. Usually he insisted on picking the location where he and Noah met to "hang out", but this being a spur of the moment thing, Noah had driven them to some hotel on the outskirts of Lima.
"This hotel makes my skin crawl." Kurt said looking at the only thing he found decent, the sheets. "Why can't you find a place where the curtains and carpet match? Or at least are tastefully clashing."
"So you didn't enjoy the sex?" Noah asked again, the look of confusion still occupying his face.
Kurt looked to the teen and smirked teasingly—something he had learned from the Jewish teen himself. He leaned down and planted a kiss to Noah's cheek. He then kissed the corner of his mouth and stopped at his full pink lips.
"I had an amazing time." Kurt whispered, his breath ghosting over Noah's lips.
Noah went the rest of the way and pulled the two into a heated kiss. Noah naturally took the leading role. He grabbed Kurt's face and pulled the boy down more than he already was. Kurt moaned into his mouth, opening it as well, giving the chance to Noah to slip his tongue in. Kurt sucked the boys tongue into his mouth and let their tongues dance for dominance. Of course, Noah gained it. When he felt he needed air, Kurt pulled away, nipping at Noah's bottom lip.
"If you weren't impressed the first time, I'm sure I could put in another round." Noah smirked, nodding down to his already growing penis.
Kurt smiled and reached back to take the semi-erection and started to stroke it to its full length. With a firm grip, Kurt stroked the boy and had him groaning for more in a matter of moments.
"C'mon Princess," Noah sighed out. "Don't tease me."
Just as Kurt was about to make a move toward the enlarged member, a familiar tone blared through the room. Kurt stopped his action and looked at the pile of clothes in the corner. He got off of the teen and the bed and made his way to the noise. He dug through several clothes until he found Noah's jeans and pulls his phone from the pocket.
"It's Quinn." Kurt deadpanned.
He tossed the phone on the bed next to his lover. Noah looked from the phone to Kurt, who had started to put his clothes back on. Noah sighed and then answered the phone.
"Hey babe." He said. "Uh, yeah I'll be there in like twenty minutes." Noah looked over and Kurt had already got on his shirt and pants and was starting to lace up his (no doubt designer) ankle boots. "See you soon. Love you too, bye." Noah hung up and set the phone on the bed.
Kurt stood up and pulled his jacket on. He picked up his scarf and stood looking at the boy still lying naked in bed. "Can I take your keys? I'll just go and wait in the car for you." He said.
"Princess—" Noah started.
Kurt held his hand up and shook his head. "You know you don't have to explain. I'll just go wait outside then. Hurry though, its cold outside."
Kurt walked out of the room and closed the door with a slam. He exhaled and all of his pride suddenly exited his body. He felt like breaking down and crying, once again. He hadn't meant for things to happen this way. He never expected that he would be the dirty little secret to Noah 'Puck' King-of-All-Things-Badass Puckerman. He never thought that he would sleep with Noah. But it happened, and he liked it. Now he was trapped with being the one thing that the Jewish teen wasn't all vocal about. Kurt was hidden in the tacky rooms of hotels and motels whenever Noah was horny. And to his own disliking, he never opposed it.
He knew that Noah would never come out in high school. Noah was not the type that would shout out "Screw them!" and publically hold Kurt's hand. Well, Noah had held his hand in public before—but it was miles outside of Lima and no one that could possibly know them was around, so he had no problem holding Kurt's hand and kissing him against the walls of buildings. Oddly enough, Kurt felt like he had mattered in the moment. But the second Noah had pulled into the parking lot to the movie theater in Lima, he made Kurt hop out first, then he moved the car and came in ten minutes later. That was their relationship—if you could even call it that.
And to top all of that off, Noah had insisted that he got back with Quinn so that no one suspected anything. This made Kurt feel ten times more used. He was called to Noah's side when Quinn was busy or simply wouldn't put out for Noah. Kurt didn't complain to the boy or even ever said that he wanted Noah and him to be exclusive, he just waited until he was wanted and went quietly. And for that he hated himself.
Kurt walked down the hallway to the elevator and pressed the down button. He waited patiently until the shaft came and he got in. he felt a tear well up in his eye and fall as he felt a sting of pain coming from his backside. Just another reminder that he was being used for sex. But he didn't say anything, he wiped the tear from his eye and rode the elevator down to the lobby and walked out to Noah's truck. He wrapped the scarf he had on tighter around his neck and waited in the cold for his (for lack of a better term, and simply because it was the rightfully name) booty call to come down and take him home.
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1Melt 32-34 marshmallows with 1 cup milk in top of a double boiler over boiling water.Chill until completely cold and thickened(I stir occasionally)
2Combine 1 1/4 cups of flour, 1/2 cup firmly packed brown sugar and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Cut in 1/2 cup butter until particals are fine. Place mixture into a 11x7 inch pan. Bake at 400 degrees for 10-12 minutes,stirring occasionally until golden brown.Remove about 1/2 cup mixture for topping. Press remainder of the mixture into bottom of pan. Cool completely.
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_objectType: quantifier in search strings. See the documentation for the search() method on how to restrict searches using object types.
The advancedSearch() method recognizes object properties, which can also be used to limit searches. Example:
_objectType:Type_1 propertyA:
A search string can specify multiple properties, separated with spaces. Example:
_objectType:Type_1 propertyA:
A collection of available object types and their properties can be retrieved by calling the getObjectTypes() method.


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Goodbye iPhone 3GS
Launched in 2009 and with nearly four years on the market, Apple has decided to close a stage leaving a phone supporting it until today is quite well-marketed primarily in the market for re-sale-: The iPhone 3GS .
For many it was a phone that despite being quite old, could run the latest operating system from Apple until this time (iOS 6) and perform relatively well in the basic tasks of everyday life for many it was a fairly inexpensive alternative and point input to be in the Apple world disbursed an amount of money wise.
In the recently held Keynote-where iOS was introduced in July – nowhere was this the iPhone 3GS, so it appears that Apple will stop providing software level support for one terminal.
By way of context and justify their support cessation, we remind you that the iPhone 3GS had a Samsung ARM Cortex A8 processor of only 600 MHz, 256 MB of RAM, PowerVR SGX graphics processor 535, 3MP camera with record VGA videos, among others.Tags: Apple, Death, iPhone 3GS, Muerte, WWDC, WWDC 2013