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We are pretty good friends, and she's been kind of sad lately. I asked her what she was doing today, and she said she didn't remember and doesn't know if anything. Saying she was supposed to do stuff with her mom, but her mom brought a guy home last night, so she doesn't know if they are going to do anything. I said "you want to do anything, movie hop, play some video games, etc?", then said "hmm, well were you supposed to pick something up, go shopping etc?". Read but no reply, and now not even replying. I was just trying to see whats up then that? What should I do, just leave her be?
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maybe she got offended because you didn't asked about how she feels about her mom bringing a man and she was upset with her mom


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June 24, 2016 (12:02 a.m.)
The weather has been pretty gloomy for the majority of my time in Paris, but that all changed two days ago. The sun came out, and so did the bare shoulders and legs and exposed toes. Apartment windows have been flung open and car windows rolled down. Summer has arrived, and so has sale season. The deals to be had are nothing short of remarkable (our weekend sales pale in comparison), and every boutique boasts big "soldes" signs in the windows. I spent the morning at Galeries Lafayette (pictured above – the French really know how to do department stores), partly because it has air conditioning and partly because it's a great place for people watching. the grand magasin was bustling with shoppers from all walks of life, some purchasing luggage just to be able to travel home with all their finds. People were actually lines up to enter the Longchamps and Chanel stores. So for all my fashionista friends requesting the lowdown on what the elusive Parisian woman is wearing right now, this one's for you. Here's a sampling of what has caught my eye on the streets and in the boutiques over the past two weeks.
- Ponytails, buns and unkempt locks
- Scarves. Scarves. Scarves. Cotton. Silk. Knit. Cashmere.
- Chucks and Birkenstocks and ballet flats
- Hi-top sneakers
- Birkins and Boy Bags and Longchamp totes and rolling shopping sacks
- Trench coats and umbrellas – really cute umbrellas dotted with flamingos
- Tiny dogs
- Stripes
- Navy blue blazers
- Red lips
- Helmets
- Mom jeans and crop tops
- NY Yankees baseball caps
- Exposed lingerie (or sheer clothing with no lingerie at all)
- Full skirts, short skirts, long skirts (while riding a scooter, I might add)
- Cigarettes
- Not a pajama bottom or pair of yoga pants in sight
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About the Book
Inspirational Wedding Photoshoot based on the fairytale Cinderella! For all brides looking for wedding inspiration!
Features & Details
- Category Wedding
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
80 Pages
- Publish Date Mar 07, 2014
- Language English
- Tags Wedding Inspiration, Cinderella, Weddings, Fairytale
About the Creator
Hi I'm Shannon. Nice to meet you. I was born in South Africa and now live with my husband Chris, Lulu the dog and Margaux the hamster. We live in the heart of the countryside in a beautiful village called Aldworth in West Berkshire. I don't just take pictures. I tell stories. My passion is capturing and telling unique stories. I specialise in Food & Wedding Photography, but also love to photograph people, and travel. My biggest passion in life is travelling. I love to travel and meet and experience different cultures, different people, and taste different foods. Taking photos of a new place, seeing it for the first time with new fresh eyes is what I live for. To be able to capture the true spirit of someone when they are least expecting it, is quite simply a magical gift. I believe these are the best photos. When you are just being you. Your unique natural self.
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With Reagan Order, The Crunch Began
A veteran technician who helps prepare U.S. space shuttles for launch sat in a cafeteria at the Kennedy Space Center and spoke wistfully of the late 1960s and the Apollo era -- the "fat" days. "You had a lot of people on the job then," he recalled. "When you got tired . . . somebody would come along and take over.
"With the shuttle, you don't ever get relieved. You just stay on the job until it's done," said the technician, a photographer who documents shuttle preparation and launch activities.
"One day I think I worked 17 hours," he said of the period just before the Jan. 28 launch of the shuttle Challenger, which exploded and killed its crew of seven.
"That's not normal, but it's not unusual to work 10- and 12-hour days . . . It was common talk in the hangars that they were expecting and asking too much of us."
Here at the nation's spaceport, policies formulated in Washington, and pressures generated by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's culture, meet reality.
The moment of truth for the agency arrived when President Reagan announced in 1982 that the test phase of the shuttle was over. The program's first priority, he said, "is to make the system fully operational and cost-effective in providing routine access to space." With that directive came an ambitious, accelerated launch schedule -- and the crunch began.
The effect of the policy, as portrayed in dozens of interviews, studies by outside experts and other documents and reports, was to overtax and confuse a complex system that, according to current and former top NASA officials, was already operating on the margins of tolerances.
In their effort to make the shuttle "operational," NASA and contractor officials reorganized shuttle work to make it more like an industrial assembly line, with safety, reliability and cost "coequal concerns," even though the exotic vehicles were still experimental and the problems varied, sometimes dramatically, from one flight to the next.
The shuttle processing operation was "struggling to handle the burden of work associated with each mission" mandated under the new policy, NASA's outside panel of safety experts wrote in their annual report of January 1985.
The system began to "rattle," as one former NASA employe put it, in the following ways:
*Long hours, for key workers, came with the territory. A former top shuttle official here said that middle- and high-management personnel routinely put in 80- and 90-hour weeks, sometimes for three or four weeks running.
*In the name of operational efficiency, the number of independent inspections on the work and the hardware was dramatically reduced by NASA and the shuttle processing contractor, Lockheed.


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By Kevin Henkes; Kevin Henkes (Illustrator)
Greenwillow Books, Hardcover, 9780062368430, 32pp.
Publication Date: September 1, 2015
Caldecott Honor and Geisel Honor Book
What are you waiting for? An owl, a puppy, a bear, a rabbit, and a pig--all toys arranged on a child's windowsill--wait for marvelous things to happen in this irresistible picture book by the New York Times-bestselling and Caldecott Medalist Kevin Henkes.
Five friends sit happily on a windowsill, waiting for something amazing to happen. The owl is waiting for the moon. The pig is waiting for the rain. The bear is waiting for the wind. The puppy is waiting for the snow. And the rabbit is just looking out the window because he likes to wait What will happen? Will patience win in the end? Or someday will the friends stop waiting and do something unexpected?
Waiting is a big part of childhood--waiting in line, waiting to grow up, waiting for something special to happen--but in this book, a child sets the stage and pulls the strings. Timeless, beautiful, and deeply heartfelt, this picture book about imaginative play, the seasons, friendship, and surprises marks a new pinnacle in Caldecott Medalist Kevin Henkes's extraordinary career.
-The short sentences of the text flow with the precision one would expect from a master picture-book creator like Henkes. Little ones, to whom each experience is new, will know what it's like to dream and wait.---ALA Booklist
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Last week, we discussed how to get over the loss of a first-rounder (Gilbert Arenas) to injury.
The first strategy involved the acquisition of what I like to call a "dented star." A dented star is an upper-tier player who, for one reason or another (injury, personal issues, etc.), has gotten out of the gate slowly. He's a fine piece of merchandise, but he's dented right now. You try to get one of these players in a two-for-one and you're back in the race.
But what if you strike out? I know I have in a couple of leagues in which I'm still reeling from the loss of Agent Zero. Two-for-one trades are great because it allows you some flexibility in roaming the waiver wire.
The other problem with a two-for-one is that it can be hazardous for a team lacking depth.
On teams such as these, losing an Arenas can submarine an entire season if some of those third- through sixth-round picks also have been washouts, or maybe an injury has struck another key player. If you don't have those mid-round picks to play with, you're going to have a hard time pulling off a deal for one star, even a dented one.
Where do you go from there? You trade for upside.
Here's where you try to replace depth by pulling a one-for-two and plugging two spots in an otherwise leaky roster.
This isn't just for teams that have lost their best player. This also works for teams that have drafted poorly and are getting left behind in the standings.
I'm not talking about trading Dirk Nowitzki for Jamario Moon and Jordan Farmar. I'm talking about trading Dirk for two top-50 players who could be top-30 by midseason. It's not ideal, but if your season is sinking, a shakeup is in order. A well-executed roll of the dice might be your best bet, especially in competitive leagues where there aren't many pigeons to be found.
Using this strategy, I trade by using a principle I call "transparent value" to acquire players who I believe have bigger things in store.
"Transparent value" refers to qualities that inflate a player's trade value beyond his actual value.
These qualities include:
1. He's a former elite player: This means a player who once was an elite fantasy producer who is now on the downside of his career or doesn't appear to be as productive this season. Dirk qualifies here. He's a perennial top-10 pick who is languishing in the mid-20s. At least Dirk is still a solid contributor; Ben Wallace, Shaquille O'Neal and Peja Stojakovic would be more obvious examples.
2. He gets a lot of publicity: Tony Parker used to personify this, although in recent years he has translated his annual sterling playoff performance into regular-season fantasy production. Still, players who play for winning teams get more attention in the press. A San Antonio Spur gets 6-10 weeks of extra time in the spotlight. That means they're going to be fresher in owners' minds than someone who plays for a perennial doormat.
Players in large markets also tend to get overly inflated. Owners gravitate toward players they know on the teams they follow; it's simple human nature. A New Yorker is more liable to favor a Knick over a Raptor, and there are a heckuva lot more New Yorkers playing fantasy basketball than Torontonians.
3. He scores points: On the surface, this might sound odd. Points are good. Points win ballgames. But to me, the emphasis on points scored is the No. 1 culprit in the over-inflation of fantasy value. Not that I shy away from a player who can help win the points-scored category, but it's the best area to take advantage of in a trade, dealing a one-dimensional scorer for a well-rounded player who contributes in many ways. A one-dimensional scorer also tends to lag in field goal percentage, making him a drag in multiple categories. Examples of this would include Ben Gordon and Jamal Crawford.
4. He's a rookie: When trading for upside, this can be a double-edged sword. After all, we're looking to deal for potential, not give it away. On the other hand, a heavily hyped rookie in his debut season is probably not going to equal his transparent value with actual value.
There's a whole subcategory of fantasy owners who are positively suffused with rookie love. I can identify. They are blank slates. Take it from me; if you take a chance on a rookie and the kid is successful, it will be the beginning of a career-long relationship.
But when you get down to it, there just aren't many rookies who can lead fantasy teams night-in and night-out. People forget that even LeBron James had his off weeks during his first season. They tend to be high-risk, medium-reward gambles. If you're lacking depth, you should be looking to stabilize your production.
Kevin Durant would be Player 1A in this category. He's a heavily hyped rookie who gets a ton of publicity and also scores a ton of points. He's probably a top-30 player already. But he's a rookie, and is susceptible to all sorts of ills that plague first-year players (inconsistency, injuries, poor field goal percentage, etc.). The "rookie wall" could also be thrown in here, but actual statistics show that its existence tends to be a bit overblown. Let's just leave it at "inconsistency."
Or how about the one-week phenomenon of Yi Jianlian? From November 3-11, Yi had an enviable four-game stretch, which was followed by Yi getting traded for luminaries such as Leandro Barbosa. Soon enough, Yi came back to earth, and he's now owned in just 27 percent of ESPN leagues. Such are the perils of rookie love.
Now that we've gotten the negatives out of the way, let's run through some players I've been dealing for in one-for-two situations.
1. Rudy Gay, G/F, Grizzlies: The secret is out on Gay. He's upside-personified, and his value is tracking in a manner reminiscent of Josh Smith and Andre Iguodala. The person who owns him in your league might have his guard down, though. Gay has been forced to play some power forward of late, which has led to some off games. But make no mistake: Gay has top-20 potential, and he could hit it by the All-Star break. Heck, by the All-Star break ... he could be an All-Star. See what you can do to get him now.
2. Brandon Roy, G, Trail Blazers: Roy has had his share of ups and downs this season. As a result, he's currently languishing on the second page of the Player Rater. The good news is that he's the go-to scorer on a bad team, which means he'll get plenty of opportunities to shoot his way out of his early slump. There's huge potential here, and it will be easier to land Roy than Gay at this point.
3. LaMarcus Aldridge, F/C, Trail Blazers: My crush on Aldridge is well-documented. How much do I love him? I had an Aldridge-for-Pau Gasol offer in one league, and I turned it down cold. Anyway, Aldridge is almost like Chris Bosh, but with better health and slightly diminished numbers. He has elite upside and he qualifies at center, two qualities that make him very appealing. Get him now before it's too late.
4. Al Jefferson, F/C, Timberwolves: The only reason I have Jefferson down this far is because his preseason stock had been inflated by all of the Garnett-trade fallout. He's doing about what I thought he would do -- scraping the top 40 on the Player Rater -- at this point in the season. Jefferson eventually will justify the second-round picks a lot of owners spent on him, though. What's holding him back? Well, let's just say that if Antoine Walker is your best teammate, you're in dire need of help.
Hopefully that will change when Randy Foye gets back. Also, don't underestimate Corey Brewer's potential. By midseason, this team could have three nice building blocks producing for fantasy teams. All of that would boost Jefferson's value.
5. Andrew Bogut, F/C, Bucks: If Bogut didn't qualify at center, he wouldn't be on this list. His production still is too inconsistent to generate real fantasy excitement. But there are plenty of indicators that Bogut is starting to put it together. Most telling are his blocks per game, which are up to 2.1 for the season. He still is an anemic free-throw shooter, but he gets to the line so little that it won't make a dent in your percentage. At least he knows to shy away from contact until he gets his touch together.
John Cregan is a fantasy basketball analyst for ESPN.com.


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Tell me what you think of the upcoming game, Godzilla: King of Monsters so far. It is the first open-world Godzilla game EVER.
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The game looks cool, I ever wanted to play a open-world Godzilla game (seriously), well, the game looks like Rampage, but, with several missions to you play with all Godzilla powers like the atomic breath, looks cool now.
Just another unoriginal destruction based game. GTA Godzilla. It just doesn't work. Come on, Clover. Get some new ideas and get them fast.
Well this game is another repetitive destruction game, plus it's also a Grand Theft Auto rip-off which makes worse. The only thing I like about this is that you put lots of work into this which is really nice to see. I would give this not the highest rating, but since you're working hard on this all I can give you is a....
Sorastitch/The Shapeshifter
The fact that somebody put effort into this is truely saddening. If it had been alone, maybe it'd be fine... but this is Clover. This is the saddest insult I've ever seen towards the Godzilla franchise. I don't think any fan would have liked this game to be honest with you. It's a GTA rip-off which turns me off immediately, and that fact it only gets more and more uninspired is truely heart-wrenching.
This game isn't awful. It's just so boring that it might as well not exist. There's nothing unique about it whatsoever. I literally can't tell it apart from most of Clover's other games. 20/100 - F
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I find this game to be both a good and bad game, to be honest. It's got a lot of effort, and the traditional Clover style of destruction and mayhem actually works well for once, considering the history behind Godzilla. However, it holds the inherit problem that it doesn't move at all from your past games- most of your past games can be summed up as "[franchise/character] is in an open-world city, and destroys stuff.", and you need to try some games that move from that. All in all, it is a good idea, and the franchise and gameplay match perfectly, but you need to start doing stuff like platformers, puzzle games, etc., try something with less of your traditions. PABLO RATING: 3.7/5


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Author | exchange4media News Service | Monday, Nov 01,2004 8:34 AM
About a year ago, a bespectacled, ugly, middle class girl with ambition gave the sexy, mangalsutra-clad bahus a run for their money. The adarsh bharatiya naris and the saas-bahus were everywhere till Jassi came along. The serial not only struck a chord with the audience but also got Sony many of its viewers back from Star.
In August 2003, in the 9 pm-10 pm time slot, serials like Des Mein Nikla Hoga Chand had a TRP of 15.07, but after Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahi, the TRP went down to 14.48. All the serials in this time slot saw a dip in their TRPs after Jassi hit the small screen at 9.30 pm.
Jassi has come a long way; Armaan Suri's secretary is now Gulmohur's CEO. The show has been backed by careful promotional strategy that has kept the buzz alive for a long time. Just as packaging is one of the most important aspects of a product, the promotion of a serial is as essential as the content. The promotion of Jassi has been done in stages; the pre-launch and the post-launch promotion.
The message that Jassi was different was conveyed through the 'hatke' promotions. While most promos for other serials feature the lead actor, for Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahi we didn't see the protagonist at all in the beginning. Buzz and mystery shrouded the protagonist; that made the audience curious.
Unanswered questions -- Who is Jassi? What makes her so different from others? What does she do? -- initially hooked viewers to the show. Clever marketing manoeuvres like a Jassi Stamp on Jassi's first anniversary, Satya Paul's having a line of Jassi's clothes, and leveraging Jassi through other serials like 'Ye Meri Life Hai' held the audiences.
Surely there is more to the serial than just a different storyline. Euro RSCG handles the promotion and advertising of Jassi. Suman Srivastava, Executive Director, Euro RSCG, says, "We have had special shows, plus we did the campaign when she became the CEO. We actually sent sweets to our media planners when she became the CEO. It was as if a member of our family had become the CEO ".
However, while the initial marketing strategy paid off, in the last few months the TRP has somewhat stagnated. When Jassi started a year back, the TRPs were in the range of 4.03-4.99, and now, a year later, they are at 4.16-4.2. Albert Almeida, Senior Vice-president, Marketing and Communications, SET India, says, "We cannot correlate this (TRP) to just one show. The audience in the general entertainment category has shrunk because of cricket and the elections."
There seem to be no plans of stretching the show and now the thrust is more on promoting new shows like 'Indian Idols'. Says Almeida, "We certainly give all our shows a push but it depends on the cycle. Since 'Indian Idols' is in the launch cycle, the promotion is aggressive. Relatively Jassi is not getting the same push". However, he is quick to add, "Innovative promotions for Jassi will continue."
Even though Jassi managed to enthrall the younger generation, it was an uphill task to get the saas-bahus to change their loyalties. Srivastava agrees, "In single TV households it is difficult to capture all the viewers. Jassi has clicked with the younger audience better but not as much with the elders".
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Industry Research : Sickness a Major Bugbear for UK Service Organisations
A recent survey of 200 organisations has revealed that sickness and absence is still the major issue affecting service delivery and the customer experience.
Cognito, the workforce management provider, commissioned Redshift Research to survey 200 business managers responsible for mobile workers in the UK, to examine the key hurdles to delivering service excellence. Sickness ranked as the most common problem affecting service delivery (39%), followed by traffic congestion (37%) and unavailability of staff (36%). Across vertical sectors the retail, distribution and transport sector were more affected by sickness than any others (41%).
Nine per cent of organisations reported having no visibility of customer service delivery. 37 per cent of organisations cited customer interaction and satisfaction as areas where they would like more visibility.
"The survey results clearly show that visibility of customer interaction and satisfaction is something organisations need and want more of," said Jonathan Chevallier, Strategic Development Director at Cognito. "If unavailability of staff and traffic most commonly affects service delivery, you can manage both with better real-time insight. Focusing on visibility and employee engagement will obviously help decrease absenteeism and preempt service shortfalls."
24 per cent of organisations reported that absenteeism has a large impact on their operations. With both absenteeism and sickness being reported factors, regardless of the size of the organisation.
When asked what their number one service challenge was, the most common responses were listed as absenteeism, punctuality, staff training, staff motivation, speed of response, highlighting the consequences of poor employee engagement and the impact it has on service delivery. Other challenges listed include: customer satisfaction, managing customer expectations, and meeting targets (SLAs & KPIs).
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Author | Vinod Behl | Tuesday, May 01,2007 9:32 AM
The Haryana government has terminated its PR contract with Concept PR on the grounds of non-performance. The one-year contract has been scrapped two months prior to its expiry in June this year.
The termination of the contract also coincides with the exit of Concept PR President Sanjey Roy.
Concept PR had bagged the contract in June 2006 at a monthly fee of Rs 4.5 lakh after it pipped Grey Worldwide and PerceptH, the other two agencies short-listed by the high powered committee of the Haryana government headed by Haryana Chief Minister, Bhoopinder Singh Hooda.
The contract was aimed at building and selling brand Haryana to the Indian and international community, besides doing image building of the CM in coordination with the PR department of Haryana government. As per the agreement, the contract was to be reviewed every three months based on performance.
Confirming the termination of Concept PR's contract, Rajeev Sharma, Director-Public Relations, Haryana government, said, "The contract has been terminated strictly on the basis of non-performance. Concept PR lacked proper coordination with our PR department. They failed to put in place dedicated resources in Chandigarh and Delhi. All this adversly affected the functioning."
A top source at Concept PR, on condition of anonymity, admitted there was a lack of coordination between the agency and the PR department of the state government. "The resentment in the PR department against us and the differences among the bureaucracy, the CM's aides and the PR department functionaries affected our working."
Meanwhile, according to Sharma, following the termination of the contract, no decision has been taken so far about hiring a new PR agency.
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Jetpack disables Gallery display after 3.5.1 upgrade
I had set up NextGEN Gallery to replace an earlier photo album plugin, and it was working perfectly. I wanted to make a change to another plugin, and its author recommended I install Jetpack to facilitate the change. I did, made my change, and everything worked just fine (including NextGEN). This was prior to the WP 3.5.1 update. Following the update, NextGEN would display my albums, but when I clicked on one to display a gallery all I'd get was a blank page.
Following a suggestion made in another post reporting a similar problem, I disabled all of my plugins except NextGEN, and it worked properly again. I turned on the remaining plugins one by one, and it worked with all of them except Jetpack. I tested it several times, and it was consistent: NextGEN + Jetpack = fail, NextGEN – Jetpack = success.
(BTW, I found another way to make the change in the plugin that Jetpack was installed for in the first place…so I'll probably delete Jetpack from the site.)
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For so many years now we have Android phones with same old keys and buttons to use as a shortcut key and the question is, don't you get bored with them? For those who really are not happy with the same kind of buttons anymore must be contemplating about having some power to change this long-standing pattern. Well, if you have rooted your Android phone then you can probably change the settings but if you don't have your Android phone rooted or don't want to take that risk then you got no option but to accept what is with you.
Yes, thankfully there are certain Android smartphone manufacturers who give you few buttons extra as shortcut keys, but it is quite possible that those are not among your favorite brands. So what is the solution? Just like we can add a recycle bin into our Android phone can't we change our buttons into a shortcut key? Well, the solution is that if you have got Android Marshmallow OS then you will not even need to root your smartphone. In just a few steps you can change any button of your Android phone into a shortcut key.
How to Turn Any Button into Shortcut Key on Android Phone
Step #1. Download Button Mapper app from Google Store and please don't mind as it is still having a BETA version.
Step #2. Once the app is successfully downloaded and installed, just open it as you normally do with any other new app you download.
Step #3. When you launch the app, the app itself will ask you to press 'GO' button, so all you need to do is to follow that instruction.
Step #4. Now you must be on 'Accessibility' page on your Android phone's Settings menu, so scroll down and find 'Button Mapper' tab in the apps list and tap on it and then Toggle switch on the top right corner for Grant access.
Step #5. When you are back on the app you will see a list of all the physical buttons, tap on the button you want to turn into a shortcut key.
Step #6. Now toggle the switch to ON next to the 'Customize' button.
Step #7. All you need to do now is to decide between 'Single tap' and 'Long press the button' options.
Step #8. The above step will give each button a specific task so tap on them and you will see the entire list of shortcuts which are possible to apply.
To get the Double Tap advantage for the shortcut keys via Button Mapper app you need to do an in-app purchase of $2.49. So, we advise that you can stick with a single tap or long press options only which can easily be done once you are used to with the app.
It is worth trying to get a shortcut on any key on your Android smartphone because it will make your access smooth and easy. Are you already done with this process? Then why don't share your experience with us here in the comments section or on Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus.


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|Oct 14, 1980
|Filing date
|May 30, 1978
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|Jun 13, 1969
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|Artur Stoy
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|Ceskoslovenska Akademie Ved
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|Patent Citations (5), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (24), Classifications (21)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This is a continuation-in-part of Ser. No. 526,718, filed Nov. 25, 1974 which is itself a continuation-in-part of Ser. No. 319,309, filed Dec. 29, 1972, which is itself a continuation under Rule 60 of Ser. No. 43,926, filed June 5, 1970, each of which is now abandoned, for which priority under 35 U.S.C. 119 for Czechoslovak Application PV 4200-69 dated June 13, 1969 is claimed. Reference to each of the foregoing is made as if more fully set forth herein.
Synthetic hydrogels, i.e. crosslinked or non-crosslinked hydrophilic polymers which swell in water and are stable towards chemicals agents, have recently been widely applied in the field of optics, such as in contact lenses; in surgery and medicine as a substitute or prosthetic material for various tissues; in dentistry, and also for multiple technical purposes, such as in substitution for gelatin in photography; in the production of hydrophilic coatings and lacquers for anti-fogging glass protection; in the preparation of ship coatings preventing the growth of algae and molluscs; in cosmetics; and the like. Heretofore, hydrogels based on polymers and copolymers of glycol methacrylates and glycol acrylates have proven to be the most satisfactory. However, the high costs of the monomer precursor material has proven to be an obstacle to the wide application of the hydrogels. Additionally, when swollen, the above hydrogels are not strong enough for many purposes.
High-elastic gels containing 20-30% of polyacrylonitrile or copolymers of acrylonitrile with a predominant component of acrylonitrile and the remaining 70-80% consisting of a concentrated aqueous solution of zinc chloride, sodium thiocyanate or calcium thiocyanate are known and have been suggested for use in the production of oriented acrylic fibers, bands, tubes and the like. The uses thereof have, however, been limited by the fact that neither zinc nor other ions could be properly washed out. Moreover, the copolymers known so far which contained ionogenic components, such as ethylene sulfonic acid or its salts and which had been prepared in solutions of inorganic salts, contained more than 90% of acrylonitrile and were hydrophilic to only a limited extent, so that they could not be properly included among the hydrogels. In order to remove zinc from the gel-like intermediate fiber, washing in solutions of complexones has been suggested, i.e. in the soluble salts of ethylenediamine tetra-acetic acid, or in solutions of complex-forming organic acids, such as tartaric or citric acid, or in solutions of polyphosphoric acids. The foregoing procedure helped to reduce the zinc content in fibers and other like products at however increased expense. Noteworthy however is that none of the methods described above resulted in the complete removal of zinc.
An object of the present invention is a method of producing crosslinked hydrogels of a new type, characterized by increased tensile strength and partly also by a rubber-like elasticity, by high adhesion to substrates and other useful properties.
It is another object of the invention to avoid one or more drawbacks of the prior art.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will become more apparent from the following detailed disclosure and claims.
In furtherance of the invention it has been found that the raw materials used in production of the new hydrogels are cheaper than glycol methacrylates and glycol acrylates of the prior art.
It has now been established that gels produced from copolymers of acrylonitrile containing acrylamide and carboxylic groups, react with dilute solutions of carbonates, hydrogen carbonates, phosphates, chromates and other inorganic salts, acids and hydroxides, preferably alkali or ammonium salts which form insoluble salts with Zn2+ ions, so that the precipitate of the corresponding insoluble zinc compound is formed in the surrounding solution, whereas in the gel, the Zn2+ ions are substituted, in the first place, by water and by the ions of the alkali metals or by the ammonium ion. On the other hand, anions enter the gel much less readily, owing to the anions already present therein and which are partially bonded to the copolymers. In contrast to the polyacrylonitrile and the copolymers of acrylonitrile with hydrophobic monomers, such as the C1 -C3 lower alkyl esters of acrylic and methacrylic acid, the copolymers according to the present invention do not substantially form a surface film of coagulated polymer, which would otherwise prevent or slow down the further diffusion of ions, whereby instead of the gel of the Zn2+ salt of the corresponding copolymer, a no less elastic and strongly swelling in water hydrogel is formed simultaneously with the washing out of the zinc chloride. If the surface layer of the hydrogel becomes turbid owing to the formation of a precipitate of an insoluble Zn2+ compound the turbidity can easily be removed by using a bath of a dilute mineral acid, such as hydrochloric or nitric acid, and by dipping the hydrogel again into a salt bath which forms an insoluble salt with the Zn2+ ions. In this way, substantially perfectly clear, transparent crosslinked hydrogels are obtained, substantially free from zinc and other metals, which might have irritating or other harmful effects when the hydrogels are in contact with living tissue or mucous membranes. In the case of technical uses, a slight turbidity due to negligible amounts of insoluble Zn2+ salt does not substantially matter in most cases, so that the aforesaid intermediary treatment with a dilute mineral acid can generally be omitted.
Broadly speaking, the instant invention includes the provision of a method of producing insoluble crosslinked hydrogels by polymerizing 20-40% by weight of acrylonitrile or of a mixture thereof with up to 15 mol percent of other monomers copolymerizable therewith in absence of added crosslinking agents, in a concentrated aqueous solution of zinc chloride, for which some other salt may be partly substituted (i.e. up to about 40% by weight CaCl2, MgCl2 or NaCl), and thereafter carrying out a partial acidic hydrolysis of the polymer plasticized with aqueous ZnCl2 containing solution. The partial hydrolysis in homogeneous acidic medium is carried out either by heating the gel or by increasing the acidity thereof with or without heating. The copolymers are obtained in the form of an elastic gel containing about 20% to about 40% of the polymer. The polymers contain mostly nitrilic and amidic side groups, with a minor amount of carboxylic and acrylimide groups. The content of carboxylic and imidic groups increases with increasing temperature. Zinc chloride and other metal cations are then removed from the gel by treatment of the gel with a solution of a carbonate, hydrogen carbonate, chromate, phosphate, or other compatible agent which forms an insoluble precipitate with the zinc ions.
A minor part of acrylonitrile in the starting monomeric material can be replaced, for example, by up to about 15% molar, of monomers capable of copolymerizing with acrylonitrile, such as of acrylamide, methacrylamide, acrylic acid, methacrylic acid, sodium ethylene sulfonate, mixtures thereof or the like. The term partial acid hydrolysis as employed herein is meant to include a conversion of a part of nitrilic groups, first to amide groups which can be partly further hydrolyzed to carboxylic groups, a small amount of imide groups being simultaneously formed. The term homogeneous acid medium is meant to include gels of polyacrylonitrile and its products of partial hydrolysis, plasticized by aqueous zinc chloride containing solutions, acidified with an inorganic acid soluble therein without forming a precipitate. The expression "mainly nitrilic and amide side groups" means that said groups, both together are present in amounts of about 60 to 100%, (molar), preferably about 80 to 99%. The "minor amount of carboxylic and acrylimide groups" means said groups are present in the product in amounts of about 0 to 40% (molar), preferably about 0.1 to 20%.
More specifically the invention includes the provision of preparing insoluble crosslinked hydrogel copolymers by polymerizing to form a gel about 20 to about 40% by weight of monomeric material consisting predominantly of acrylonitrile in absence of added crosslinking agent in an aqueous salt solution containing zinc chloride as the main component thereof, partially hydrolyzing the thus obtained gel consisting of polyacrylonitrile or its copolymers with up to 15% (molar) of other monomer, plasticized with said salt solution, and removing salt therefrom by treating the gel with a dilute aqueous solution of an electrolyte, the anion of which forms a water-insoluble zinc compound until substantially all of the zinc ions have been removed from said gel and replaced by water, thereby forming an insoluble crosslinked hydrogel.
The insolubility in any solvent is caused by covalent crosslinking which can be explained, in absence of usual cross-linking agents added, only by chain transfer onto the monomer and polymer. Soluble, gel-free copolymers of this kind can be obtained only if the initial acrylonitrile concentration is lower than 15% by weight; at 20% the product is sparingly but markedly crosslinked and therefore insoluble. Higher initial concentrations than 35% up to about 40% by weight of acrylonitrile are feasible, only the dissipation of the heat of polymerization is more difficult, and the shrinking is rather high.
The crosslinking by chain transfer in absence of any added crosslinking agents (usually a monomer with more than one polymerizable double bond), is caused by increasing the initial acrylonitrile concentration to 20-40% by weight, related to the weight of the polymerization batch as a whole. Zinc chloride solutions do not cause chain transfer onto the solvent. It is understood, naturally, than no compound causing chain transfer is present as an impurity or added intentionally, because in such a case the chain transfer onto the monomer would be either reduced or fully avoided. The degree of crosslinking depends on the initial acrylonitrile concentration, increasing proportionally therewith.
The crosslinking by the chain-transfer onto the monomer posseses considerable advantages. First, the crosslinks possess the same chemical composition as the main chains, containing no easily hydrolyzable or chemically attackable chain links. Second, the crosslinks are, in average, considerably longer than in case of using a common crosslinking agent such as ethylene glycol dimethacrylate. This can be explained by the fact that chain-transfer onto the monomer results in a trifunctional co-monomer having one function, namely the free radical, more reactive than the two other functions, namely the double bond. Thus, a sufficiently long polymer chain has grown on the free radical prior to the reaction of the double bond with another growing free radical. Moreover, the crosslinks are formed by a recombination of two growing free radicals so that their final length is still longer.
The absence of easily hydrolyzable chain links results in increased chemical stability, the presence of long crosslinks improves physical and physico-chemical characteristics of the product (elasticity, strength, swelling capacity, structural strength and the like).
The polymerization of acrylonitrile in an aqueous solution of an inorganic salt, the main component of which is formed by zinc chloride, followed by partial acid hydrolysis has in this case many advantages. Firstly, a concentrated aqueous solution of zinc chloride is a good solvent for acrylonitrile, as well as for its polymers and copolymers formed following the partial hydrolysis. Organic solvents, such as dimethylformamide or dimethylsulfoxide, are not well suited for this purpose, since they lead to a considerable chain transfer, thus largely reducing the degree of polymerization and are further inflammable or poisonous, and still further their recovery is comparatively difficult. Inorganic salts, on the other hand, exhibit only a negligible chain transfer in free radical polymerization, so that chain transfer onto the monomer leads to branching and crosslinking. Moreover, said salt solutions have the advantage that they substantially do not dissolve molecular oxygen, so that in most cases no inhibition is observed, even if the polymerization is not carried out under an inert gas. The method according to the present invention provides for virtually complete recovery of the solvent in the form of an insoluble salt, as almost no zinc is present in the waste water. In this way, the most difficult problem of waste water pollution is solved, with the additional advantage of the recovery of a metal in a time of shortages. If a countercurrent system of washing is employed, only a small amount of the salt used for the precipitation is transferred into the waste water; and if a harmless salt, such as sodium hydrogen carbonate has been used, the waste water pollution is negligible.
The electrolytes used for the precipitation of zinc cations can be chosen in such a way as to yield zinc in the form of a white or coloured pigment or raw material suitable for being used in pigment preparation. This again increases the economy of the process.
The copolymers of acrylonitrile with acrylamide and acrylic acid can be produced with special advantage by preparing an elastic crosslinked gel homopolymer of acrylonitrile by polymerizing 20-40% by weight of acrylonitrile at low temperatures and in absence of added crosslinking agents using effective redox initiators in a solution containing zinc chloride as its main component; the elastic crosslinked gel thus obtained is then subjected to partial hydrolysis prior to the removal of zinc. For this partial hydrolysis, heating to about 80� to about 130� C. for several hours is to be recommended. Temperatures ranging from about 50� to 80� C. may also be employed with good results. In this way, one part of the nitrile groups is transformed into amidic and carboxylic groups, and the distribution of the amidic and carboxylic groups in the copolymer is as a rule, more advantageous as in the case of copolymerization. Heating is advantageously carried out in such a way as to prevent excessive dehydration, that is, preferably in a closed vessel in the presence of superheated water vapor. The vapor should not be permitted to condense on the gel, thereby avoiding an irregular partial leaching of the salts from the surface. Temperatures of about 50� to about 150� C. are acceptable.
Another way to accelerate the partial hydrolysis is to increase the acidity of the homogeneous gel, consisting mainly of polyacrylonitrile plasticized with the zinc chloride-containing aqueous solution. The acification can be performed by adding a small amount of a mineral acid, preferably sulfuric acid, into the polymerizing mixture. It is better, however, to expose the zinc chloride-plasticized (primary) gel to a gaseous hydrogen halide which diffuses with sufficient velocity into the gel. The resultant increase in acidity is very high and the partial hydrolysis takes place at any convenient temperature, with or without heating. Operative hydrogen halides include HF, HCl, HBr and the like.
The amount of mineral acid employed may vary from about 0.01 to 40%, preferably about 0.1 to 5% by weight. The concentration of gaseous hydrogen halide employed is variable, and may range from about 0.01 to 100%, preferably about 0.1 to 50%. It is generally exposed to the gel until such time as the desired effect is obtained. The treatment with gaseous hydrogen halide can be advantageously carried out at decreased temperatures and increased pressure, to delay the partial hydrolysis until the whole cast article is homogeneously penetrated by the hydrogen halide. Then, if desired, the temperature can be increased to increase the rate of hydrolysis.
The achieved degree of hydrolysis can be followed either by chemical or spectral analysis, or, most simply, by determining the swelling capacity of the thoroughly washed hydrogel.
Crosslinked hydrogels prepared according to the invention are chemically and physically stable, and can be sterilized in neutral or weakly acid medium by boiling without substantial damage. They are also physiologically inert.
Washing of the partly hydrolyzed gel in a solution of an agent which precipitates the ions of zinc or other metals to be removed from the gel can be carried out in such manner that in the first washing, the concentration is at its lowest and in the last one, at its highest, that is, the process is a countercurrent one, either continuous or stepwise. In the case of a continuous process the precipitate formed can be removed continuously or intermittently by passing the liquid suspension through a filter or a centrifuge.
The following Examples are illustrative in accordance with the invention. It will be understood that numerous modifications can readily be made in light of the guiding principles and teachings of the present invention disclosed above. The Examples given are, therefore, by way of illustration and not by way of limitation. All parts, proportions and ratios listed in the Examples and appended claims are in terms of weight unless otherwise noted. The percentages of concentrations are related to the weight of the batch as a whole which corresponds to 100%.
27 Parts by weight of acrylonitrile are dissolved in 73 parts by weight of a mixture of concentrated aqueous solution of zinc chloride and calcium chloride in a volume ratio of 3:2. The resulting solution is degassed and cooled to -15� C.; a redox initiator is added to the solution and the mixture is poured into a glass mold, plate distance 1 mm. The plates are 30�30 cm in size. The onset of the polymerization is observed on the basis of the viscosity of the rest of the solution. As soon as the viscosity begins to increase markedly, the glass mold is placed in a cooling box at -25� C. The contents of the mold, slightly turbid immediately after the solution has been poured into it, become clear in the course of polymerization. After 2 hours the mold is removed from the cooling box and left in the air at room temperature for another hour. Then the mold is put into a larger dish, placed in a drying oven and heated to 125� C. for two hours. After dismounting, the strong, rubberlike-elastic, yellowish, transparent foil is cut into strips, 3.9 cm in size.
The individual strips are freed from zinc chloride and calcium chloride by immersing them in dilute aqueous solutions of sodium hydrogen carbonate, sodium carbonate, potassium chromate, and ammonium hydrogen phosphate at pH 7 to 11. The solutions are changed as long as a precipitate is formed. After this, the strips are washed in a 2% hydrochloric acid and immersed for 24 hours into distilled water, which is changed four times during that time.
The hydrogel thus obtained is very elastic. If transformed into the sodium salt by reaction with weak alkali, it is quite clear and considerably swollen in water. A strip freed from zinc chloride and calcium chloride in a solution of alkali chromate is transparent and bright yellow in color.
If the samples are in the hydrogen form, they can be sterilized by boiling without change. Boiling in the sodium form leads to enormous swelling and final disintegration and dissolution of the samples by breaking covalent crosslinks. The sterilization of the articles from the crosslinked copolymer of acrylonitrile with acrylamide and acrylic acid (whose units are formed additionally by a partial hydrolysis on heating of the original gel) can therefore be carried out in a hydrogen form preferably at pH 4 to pH 7; the copolymer is then placed into a sterile physiological solution or a dilute solution of sodium hydrogen carbonate; when it is again transformed into the sodium form, swells to equilibrium and becomes perfectly transparent. It is highly swellable in highly polar solvents of polyacrylonitrile such as dimethyl formamide, but absolutely insoluble therein, provided that covalent bonds are not broken by a too long heating at temperatures higher than 100� C.
30 Parts by weight of acrylonitrile are dissolved in 70 parts of aqueous 70% zinc chloride solution, the mixture is cooled down to -15� C. and reaction initiated with a redox polymerization catalyst consisting of equal parts of potassium metabisulfite and ammonium persulfate (0.1% each) in the form of a 5% aqueous solution. The solution is then poured into a flat glass mold (thickness 2 mm) precooled to -25� C. to -30� C. The filled mold is then kept at -25� C. After 6 hours the mold is removed from the refrigerator and kept for another two hours at room temperature. Then the mold is dismounted and the tough, rubbery sheet of zinc chloride-plasticized polyacrylonitrile fastened with one of its edges onto the inner side of a tight lid covering a 5 liter glass vessel on the bottom of which 150 ml of 37% hydrochloric acid have been poured. The exposure of the gel to the hydrogen chloride lasts for 36 hours at 15� C. Then the sheet of the partly hydrolyzed polyacrylonitrile is immersed into 0.5% aqueous sodium chromate solution, the bath being renewed several times until no further yellow precipitate is formed. After thorough washing in water, in 0.5% sulfuric acid and in water again, a transparent, tough, rubbery sheet is obtained, containing 53% water at swelling equilibrium. The dry substance is a copolymer containing approximately 40% acrylonitrile, 55% acrylamide and 5% acrylic acid units, with a negligible amount of acrylimide groups.
The hydrogel is fully insoluble in any solvent, including highly polar solvents capable of dissolving polyacrylonitrile such as dimethyl formamide, dimethyl sulfoxide or a 60% aqueous sodium thiocyanate solution. The hydrogel only swells in said solvents, and if the solvent is removed by washing the gel thoroughly in water, the article regains its original size. The general shape of the article, e.g. of a strip of said sheet, remains unchanged during the whole process of swelling and de-swelling. Its edges remain sharp even at the highest swelling degree. This is a positive proof of a covalently crosslinked structure.
When implanted in rats, the hydrogel causes no irritation or inflammation of the surrouding tissue and is encapsulated by a thin layer of ligament tissue only.
The precipitated zinc chromate can be used in pigment manufacture.
The process described in Example 1 is repeated except that 2% by weight of sodium ethylene sulfonate and 0.5% of 96% sulfuric acid are added to the monomer mixture. The obtained primary gel is similar to that of Example 1, but the increased acidity caused mainly by the presence of strongly acidic sulfonic groups greatly accelerates the hydrolysis so that either the time of heating or the temperature can be substantially reduced, or at the same conditions, the degree of hydrolysis can be increased.
Similar results to those set out in the preceding Examples are obtained if up to 15% (mol) of acrylonitrile is replaced by acrylic or methacrylic acid or by their respective amides.
The insoluble copolymer in the H-form can be washed with hot water and further treated, for example, for additional crosslinking. As crosslinking agent for the polymer any bifunctional or trifunctional compound reacting with the side groups can be used, incl. formaldehyde or trivalent cations of aluminium, iron and chromium.
A part of the zinc chloride can be substituted by cheaper salts in a known manner, e.g. by calcium, sodium or magnesium chloride, and the like, as is known in the art.
Since it is obvious that numerous changes and modifications can be made in the above-described details without departing from the spirit and nature of the invention, it is to be understood that all such changes and modifications are included within the scope of the invention.
The term "shaped articles" means various objects which can be prepared by polymerization casting as described above, or by mechanical processing of the raw castings such as sheets or rods. It is obvious that the insoluble elastic material, containing covalent crosslinks, cannot be used for spinning fibers or similar processes such as extrusion in which either dissolution or melting of the material is necessary.
The term "insoluble" means incapable of purely physical dissolution in any solvent including solvents of non-crosslinked polyacrylonitrile such as dimethyl sulfoxide, dimethyl formamide or aqueous solutions of sodium or caleium thiocyanate.
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Do you ever wonder how gymnasts do amazing tricks? Well, first they have to start with the basics. This story will help you understand the four events in women's gymnastics, and some skills that are competed on each event.
Vault is the first event that gymnasts compete. Vault is also known as vault horse, or vault table. The two main vaults are a front handspring and a Yurchenko (yer-chank-o). A front handspring is competed by levels 4-7. A Yurchenko is competed by levels 8, 9, and sometimes 10. Gymnasts go for the highest score on all four events. On vault you have to have lots of energy, a fast run, and quick skills. Gymnasts are usually tired by the end of vault. At a competition a gymnast competes two vaults in a row, because vaults are shorter. That's different than every other event.
Bars is the second event that gymnasts compete. This is usually one of the audience's favorite! There is a low bar and a high bar. A bar is a long narrow piece of wood that gymnasts do flips and tricks on. Gymnasts use grips to help them grip the bar better, in other words hold onto the bar better. To help them they spray water on their grip, and then they put chalk on top of the water so it looks like there is no water on the grip. The bottom part of the grip velcros or buckles (depending on the kind of grip they have) around their wrist. The top part of the grip has two finger holes that your middle and ring finger go into. Then there is a long part that covers up most of you hand and that is what helps you hold onto the bar. Gymnasts wear wristbands under the grip so it doesn't hurt their hands. The first main skill on bars is a kip. A kip is how levels four through the highest level get up onto the low bar and high bar. The next skill on bars is a giant. A giant is competed by levels seven through the highest level.
Beam is the third event I will be teaching you about. A lot of gymnasts think that beam is the hardest event of all four of them. Beam takes a lot of courage because it is four inches wide and four feet off the ground. The two main skills you have in a beam routine are a connection and an extra skill. A connection would be something like a back walkover to a back handspring, or a back handspring to a back handspring. An extra skill would be something like a front walkover.
Floor is last, but not least. In floor you have a floor routine. Usually floor routines are a minute and thirty seconds. In your floor routine there are two main parts, which are tumbling and dance. For your tumbling pass, you usually have a front and a back tumbling pass. A front pass could be something like a front handspring into a front tuck, pike, or layout. A back tumbling pass could be something like a round-off back handspring layout, or it could be a twisting pass. The dance part of the routine would be in the middle of a routine when the gymnast is not doing a tumbling pass. Dance could be anything as easy as striking a pose, or tilting your head back while circling your arms. Dance is the part of a routine that you can relax and catch your breath.
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Front handspring- A gymnast runs then on a springboard bounces standing up then she puts her hands on the vault and then she pops off her hands and lands on her feet.
Yurchenko- A gymnast runs and put their hands on a mat in front of the springboard, the she puts her feet on the springboard (like a round-off). The she does a back handspring up to the vault table and does a flip off.
Kip- A kip is where a gymnast jumps to the bar and puts her shins up to the bar, (so she is upside down), and the she pulls herself up so she is in a front support.
Giant- A gymnast is in a handstand on top of the bar, and she holds on to the bar and she stays in a handstand around the whole bar.
Connection- A connection is two connected skills put together, like a back walkover to a back handspring.
Extra skill- A skill that is not your main skill, but you have it in your routine, like a front walkover.
Back handspring- A gymnast starts standing up and she jumps to her hands and flips herself over to her feet.
Back walkover- A gymnast starts with one foot in front of the other and bends backward so her legs are split in the air, and she stands up.
Front walkover- the opposite of a back walkover, so she is going forward.


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