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Artist: C�line Dion
Album: Miscellaneous
Genre: Rock
I see trees of green, red roses too
I see them bloom for me and for you
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
I see skies of blue and clouds of white
The bright blessed days, the dark sacred nights
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
The colors of a rainbow so pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces of people going by
I see friends shaking hands, sayin' how do you do?
They're really sayin' I love you
I hear babies crying, I've watched them grow
They'll learn much more than I'll ever know
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
Yes, I think to myself what a wonderful world, oh yeah
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WASHINGTON – President Obama's veto of the Keystone XL bill shows he stands for national policies that invest in clean renewable energy and that he understands the destructive impact this project would have on America's environment and energy future.
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EWG Executive Director Heather White said today that Monday's West Virginia oil spill and explosion shows that it's absolutely critical for the U.S. to reduce its dependence on oil and base our future economy on clean energy.
Bipartisan legislation introduced today to eliminate the federal requirement to blend corn ethanol into gasoline would help pave the way for greener biofuels and lessen the burden on the environment, said Environmental Working Group Policy Analyst Mike Lavender.
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Alfred Edward Housman
Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now
Loveliest of trees, the cherry now
Is hung with bloom along the bough,
And stands about the woodland ride
Wearing white for Eastertide.
Now, of my threescore years and ten,
Twenty will not come again,
And take from seventy springs a score,
It only leaves me fifty more.
And since to look at things in bloom
Fifty springs are little room,
About the woodlands I will go
To see the cherry hung with snow.
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Comments about this poem (Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now by Alfred Edward Housman )
Douglas Scotney (2/15/2015 5:44:00 PM)
If you come down here,
a very long ride,
you'll see it bloom
at Christmastide. (Report) Reply -
Kim Barney (2/15/2015 12:21:00 PM)
Nobody knows how many springs they have left, except maybe the salesman at the hardware store. My father thought he would go at about age 52, because that's how old his father lived to be. However, he lived to be 86, the same as his mother was when she passed away.
I like the thought in the last verse, though, to go and enjoy the blossoms at every opportunity. (Report) Reply -
Pranab K Chakraborty (2/15/2015 11:50:00 AM)
But what makes me astonished objects are getting somehow abstract by its shape when time by spring is being counting casually to demonstrate the passion of individual living. Even the beautiful imagery of last line becomes much useless to apply. (Report) Reply
Sagnik Chakraborty (10/5/2014 2:41:00 AM)
Like most other poems of Housman, this one is characterized by its exquisite simplicity and beauty. The subtle reminder of the ephemeral nature of life introduces a note of sadness, which makes the poem all the more sweet. (Report) Reply
Kathryn Heise (2/2/2007 3:09:00 PM)
I read this first when I was only twenty. Now at forty, I've only thirty springs left, so I recite this regularly each spring.
Housman is so simple and sweet, but true. (Report) Reply
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All this as funds have record assets under management, some $2.8 trillion.
That does not bode well for an industry whose management fees are under rotating, if constant scrutiny. This culling process is nothing more than natural selection, Don Steinbrugge, managing partner of Agecroft Partners told the Global Markets Forum on Thursday.
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The rout in oil will have wider reaching consequences yet.
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' decision not to cut production amid slowing demand coupled with large increases in U.S. oil output has skimmed some $40 off a barrel of oil inside of five months.
The impact of low oil prices is already being felt among large exporters of the fuel who rely mostly on that revenue. Canada is suffering and sinking oil prices may yet keep its neighbor to the south in a holding pattern.
Equity bull market ongoing as Fed interest rate raise "years away" – Cumberland's Kotok
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high for the third straight day this week. The S&P 500, since breaking the 2,000 level on Oct. 31 has since remained above that level.
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First, figure out how many girls you want to invite. A scavenger hunt sleepover is great for a large group of girls because you are broken into teams. Go to your local craft store and pick up some supplies to make your invites. All you need is: different colored stock paper, markers and glitter pens.
Your invite can just be a one-sided piece of paper (cut it out in the shape of a puzzle piece to add to theme) that tells your guests the date, time, location and RSVP date and contact number.
Think of a cute slogan to go along with the scavenger hunt theme such as "(Your Name)'s Amazing Race" or "(Your Name)'s Mystery Theater." And include some detail about what will be going down at your party, too.
One more thing: Instead of putting all the info on each invite, only put a piece of info and then make a note to see another invitee to get the next piece of info. For example: Lisa gets an invite that tells her the date of the party and a message that tells her to go see Megan for the next clue, which is the time of the party. Do this so all your friends have to get together to piece together all of the invite deets. This gets the scavenger hunt started in advance!
Staking it out
Set a time limit for your scav hunt. We think an hour gives ya just enough time. Once your guests have RSVP'd you can break 'em up into teams. Teams of three-five work best, but partners are cool, too.
Figure out a list of what everyone needs to find. These things could be hidden objects, everyday household items, or a mix of both. Have your friends snap pics of each object they find using smartphones or digital cameras.
Let's get listy!
Never done a hunt before? We've got some great ideas for what you could include on your list...
Hidden Objects: Go to your local dollar store and pick up some cheap, fun items: bath salts, bubble bath, candles, notepads, cute pens, hair accessories, nail polish or picture frames. Or you could DIY and get together a bunch of fun, li'l objects that you've got around the house and want to get rid of.
Make sure to keep track of what you bought and make a note on your list that there are hidden objects around the house and yard that need to be found in addition to the other items. Make it a puzzle and give clues, such as "There's something in the yard that makes every day better" (chocolate) or "It can be green, blue, pink, red, or purple… Find it in the kitchen" (nail polish). These hints will let your friends know there is some loot waiting to be found in certain areas of the house. (Note: Have your mom, dad or a sib hide the loot so you don't know where it is either!)
Household Objects: These are the objects that take some creative thinking to find. Here are some ideas: something soft and yellow, something that makes a crinkly sound, something wet. Just give a description of what you want to be found and then tell your gal pals to hold on to it as they keep on huntin'.
Get as creative as you want and think of the wackiest thing you can to put on the list (just make sure it's doable).
Examine the findings
Once you have your list, type it up and print out a copy for each of the girls to look at while hunting. (If you are doing all the categories, you should have about 5-10 things to find in each). At the end of the hour, get back together and see who got the most items on the list.
Give a prize to the team with the most on the list, the group that was the most creative and unique and a prize to the team who took the wackiest pictures. (Going through the pics is a great way to laugh about the silly things you had to do. Plus, you could create a scrapbook later on).
Mystery meat...and more
Worked up an appetite from wrangling all those items together? Time for another scavenger hunt! This time, hide print-outs of easy to make recipes around your house. Once each group gets a recipe, it's time to cook 'em up.
Each team gets a half an hour in the kitchen to make their recipe. While the one team is in the kitch, the other teams can hang in the living room, gab, watch a movie and paint nails. Once the cooking team has their half an hour, they come out, blindfold everyone and have each girl try their grub. Then, the blindfolded ladies have to guess what the mystery dish is. Once someone has guessed correct, it's time to chow down. Then the next team can get started on their recipe. Do this until every team has had a chance to cook something.
Spend the rest of the night eating your yummy food, watchin' mystery movies (we love Nancy Drew) and playing games like Clue or the classic Hide 'n' Seek.
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Having reviewed, or at least updated the reviews, of pretty much all of the Dogfart Network sites, I always wondered why there wasn't a mega-site. Well, I still don't know why there wasn't one in the past, but I do know that there is one now, so who cares!
The DogfartNetwork encompasses all 22 of their sites and when you sign in they are all presented on the main network page with a link to enter the members' area. It is nice and simple, but there is no way to browse all the content together. Although, once you are in any of the sites, there is a search box that searches the entire network, so that is always an option, but there is no network-wide filter or category tags or anything like that.
As for the individual sites, they all have videos with both streaming and download options and navigation is nice and clear. Each scene also comes with a write-up, a rating (from other members), the ability to add it to your favorites and you can leave comments.
Heading to the model section will find you over 1,100 gorgeous girls, many of whom are white, but you'll find ebony chicks, some Asians and Latinas. Meanwhile, adding up all the content from across the sites gets you 3,370 scenes and 2,934 photo sets. The biggest site in the network is Blacks On Blondes. This is one of the oldest and best hardcore interracial sites out there and a very nice introduction to what the Dogfart guys like to do (even if the girls they fuck aren't all just blondes anymore).
Since they started that site, they have obviously expanded the network and some of their other sites include Cuckold Sessions (white guys stand there naked while their ladies fuck black guys), Zebra Girls (interracial lesbian action), Ruth Blackwell (Ruth tries to have a black offspring one creampie at a time) and Wife Writing (white wives get black writing all over their body and black dicks inside them).
There are only maybe two sites in the network that aren't interracial-focused, there is also a behind-the-scenes site and there are two gay sites. Not all the sites are updating and some are actually rotating their material, but many still do add new porn on a regular basis, so you will be getting new material across the network multiple times a week.
Also, while not all the movies are in HD, plenty are and all the new ones are offering a high-def option. However the other formats look pretty good and most are great in quality, so you can still enjoy all the old porn. There's also the option to download files for portable devices. The photos are high-res and gorgeous and you can save all the sets in Zip files.
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Score: 50% Date: 02/27/2015
This site is a total waste of money. They use high definition cameras but they completely lack understanding on how to use proper lighting. So you can't actually see the sex very well. If I wanted to use my imagination I wouldn't have gotten online for porn. I sincerely hope these people go out of business and become homeless. They appear to have a lot of good niche videos, but wasting your money on membership will reveal that the full length videos have no actual interesting sex acts and you can't see what is happening.
Score: 95% Date: 08/15/2014
Have been a member of this site for a while now and I must say it worth every penny. They update the main site once a week, with their bonus sites getting updates once every few months. If you've never been on the site before the catalog of scenes is amazing. Love love love the site. The girls are usually top notch, with the occasional tore up implant model. The website itself is relatively easy to navigate, but it's looking a little dated. Not a real complaint though. Streams with out a problem. Downloads are easy, and come in a variety of sizes and qualities. Picture sets are zipped and Hi-res.
I have no real complaints. Will be a member for the foreseeable future. If you're into interracial scenes this is the best site around bar none.
CONS: Only update once a week,
Score: 35% Date: 02/16/2014
Terrible layouts and most of the sites have not been updated in a long time. If you want the same thing over and over spread across many sites then this is for you but be warned you will get bored quickly I know I sure did.
Score: 95% Date: 11/03/2013
Have been a member for a few years. Love this site as it fulfills most of my interracial fantasies. My favorites are Blacks on Cougars, Blacks on Blondes, Glory Holes and IR Blowbang.
Problem is that the majority of the updates for Blacks on Blondes and Glory Holes. I don't mind waiting for the Cougars videos, but the site does only update maybe once a month while Blacks on Blondes will update maybe 2x a week.
Con: Some people like Ruthblackwell can go dark for a period. Need more original scenes and more amateurish action. -
Score: 85% Date: 07/23/2013
I've been a fan of this network for years-hot girls in hot scenes and most important to me, their hardcore scene photo sets are fantastic. With just about every other hardcore site out there, they might offer a couple clean pics of a girl posing and stripping, but the pics of the actual sex scene are usually poor because of things like blurring and poor lighting. The vast majority of the pics for DFN scenes are clear and high resolution with none of those problems. The videos are also great-the same high quality with hot chicks in nasty hardcore scenes.
My one criticism of the network would have to be the inconsistent updating among the diferrent sites. Sites like Blacks on Blondes and Gloryhole post freguent updates, while other sites in the network like Watching My Daughter Go Black and Interracial Pickups seem to only post a new scene once every couple months. This and the rather expensive membership price are the only reasons why I don't sign up for this network more often. -
Score: 95% Date: 07/05/2013
I consider Dog Fart Network one of the top sites of all time. If you like interracial, you should love this site. The girls are hot, and the majority are great looking and not plastic. There is some significant foreplay, and the scenes are done with excellent filmography. Blacks on Blondes, Glory Hole, and Cuckold Sessions are my favorite sites on the network, but there are many more. Updates for some of the sites are infrequent or non existent. Blacks on Blondes is an exception. Anyway, it is a great site! But I would like to see more updates.
Score: 96% Date: 01/03/2013
This is my favorite porn site bar none. I've been an "auto-releoad" subscriber for years. It's the best interracial site out there with constantly updated content, great videography/photography, easy to navigate, and some really great fringe fetish material that's unique to DogFart. The scenes are well presented, and there is a satisfying variety of content. High Res photos can be downloaded in a zip file which is a big plus for me. Streaming works well. Downloads are fast and high quality. They seem to be constantly reinventing themselves and trying new things which is a really good sign. The recent user interface upgrade makes it even easier to get to where you want to go.
There isn't much on the negative side. Some sites update more frequently than others, and there are definitely a few sites like Cuckold Sessions that I just can't get enough of no matter how frequently they update! But that also speaks to the quality of the content. Overall I have no complaints except that I want more!!!
GREAT SITE! I hope they keep up the great work! -
Score: 98% Date: 12/29/2012
Had been waiting a to check out this site and man I was blown away.Alot of sites promise great content on their ad pages but to lure you in leaving you dissappointed but not dogfart.They had exactly what they advertised in all types of format and when I had a an issue with the site customer service got right back with me and were very professional and provided me a solution to put me back on track.Content was hot,especially the jennifer white scene.Just want more updates...lol
Score: 7% Date: 11/17/2012
the trial you only can downoad de las scene of each site [not in hd] and the pictures are not ziped
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Score: 80% Date: 11/13/2012
By far one of the premiere sites to see white sluts taking big black dicks. But what hurts this site is not the massive amount of content. It's the quality and the lack of categories. You would think a site that targets black men would have a big ass section but it does not. And most of the non porn stars are skinny chicks trying to make a quick buck. Could also use better white on black content. Cum Bang is just stupid and the sex is worse.
Other than that being able to download the videos is worth the money itself. You can pay 30$ and download hundreds of videos. -
Score: 92% Date: 03/01/2012
As I have said before, the down side with any individual model site is that eventually the girl in question will move on, and most likely retire, or just want a change of scenery.
This is the case with spring thomas, katie thomas, ruth blackwell, etc. All individual model sites will eventually stop updating. But even these 3 sites alone have enough content to last you a long time!........
The dogfart network is superb. Generally, the c**ks are huge and the girls' mouths are often too small to fit them in comfortably, so the contrast between black and white, big and small, is stark and exciting, for example the Amai Liu MMF scene, and the Tweety Valentine MMF scene (both on BOBs).
This network is perfect for anyone who loves interracial hardcore or hardcore in general, it has about 15 years worth of updates under its belt, and updates frequently enough to keep even the most eager member entertained indefinitely! The network also has great value for money!
The only thing I would say is that the site is definitely not for anyone who likes girl/girl interaction, because there is very little of that! -
Score: 87% Date: 02/23/2012
One of the best interracial networks out there. Sites have different themes, so you should be able to find something you like. Hot girls, Long black dicks, interesting scenes, close ups and pretty good cum shots. Bandwidth and video quality are acceptable especially when you get to the newer stuff. Photos galleries are of poor quality and resolution however. I would recommend.


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We use to drink Miller Lite ONLY!
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I have 1 oz of cascades remaining. Should I add that to secondary for dry hopping?Thanks.JPPosted in thread: BeerSmith IPA - what do you think? on 02-14-2009 at 04:34 AM
Answer #1 - SG was 1.064Answer #2 - yes, had to add 1 lb of corn sugar to meet beersmith's
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called Rebelbrew. Being so new to homebrewing I wouldn't know a good deal on random ingredients
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All I really care about is that I made beer... Looks like beer, smells like beer, tastes like
beer - it must be beer and I had fun doing it.I'm not saying it is the best beer I have ever
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That was my point exactly? Which is correct. I think i am with you. I am going to use the
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Well here is the update:Arrived at home, removed the lid, took the gravity reading. OG was
actuall 1.060, new reading was 1.022 so I guess something wonderful happened. I sanitized the
correct lid, pl...Posted in thread: Question: True Brew Beer Ingredient Kit on 02-06-2009 at 08:33 PM
Most likely a loose lid. I have two plastic bucket type primary fermenters and they have
different lids. I will check when I get home. If I used the wrong lid do you recommend when I
take the gravity ...Posted in thread: Question: True Brew Beer Ingredient Kit on 02-06-2009 at 06:49 PM
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US 4238430 A Abstract Disclosed is an apparatus and method for expanding particulate volcanic ash to produce an expanded substantially monocellular product having a loose bulk density of about 0.5 to about 15 pounds per cubic foot. The apparatus includes an enclosed vessel containing a zone heated to about 930° C. to about 1100° C. by a substantially horizontally projecting flame. The flame may be deviated from horizontal to control the residence time of the ash particles in the heated zone. The pressure in the vessel is maintained at least 10 millimeters of mercury less than atmospheric.
Claims(3) 1. The method of forming expanded hollow substantially spherical bodies of volcanic ash comprising the steps of
(a) dropping particulate bodies of volcanic ash through a substantially horizontally extending flame to thereby momentarily heat said particulate bodies to a temperature between about 930° C. and about 1100° C.; (b) thereafter immediately cooling said particulate bodies to a temperature below about 900° C.; and (c) maintaining the environment surrounding said particulate bodies during said heating and cooling at a pressure less than atmospheric. 2. The method set forth in claim 1 wherein said particulate bodies of volcanic ash have a loose bulk density of about 40 to about 65 pounds per cubic foot and contain less than about 15% water by weight.
3. The method set forth in claim 1 wherein the environment surrounding said particulate bodies during said heating and cooling is maintained at a pressure of from about 10 to about 15 millimeters of mercury less than atmospheric.
Description This invention relates to methods for forming expanded hollow cellular particles of volcanic ash. More particularly, it relates to methods for converting vesicular volcanic ash particles to substantially spherical enclosed hollow bodies by heating such volcanic ash particles in a controlled environment at reduced pressures to expand the vesicular bodies and produce enclosed substantially monocellular bodies which have an internal gas pressure less than atmospheric at room temperature. The expanded product has an extremely low bulk density and, because of the partial vacuum in the expanded spherical particles, extremely high thermal and acoustic insulating properties. Volcanic ash in the form of particulate powder or sand is found in naturally-occurring deposits at various locations throughout the world. Such volcanic ash, in its naturally-occurring form, is particulate shards of vesicular glassy material comprising alumina, silica and aluminum silicates. The particulate ash used in connected with the invention differs from rhyolitic rock in the manner in which it was naturally formed. Rhyolitic rock is usually found in solid deposits and, while it is vesicular, has a much higher loose bulk density than naturally-occurring particulate volcanic ash. The particulate volcanic ash used in connection with this invention is volcanic material which was deposited in water and thus frothed to produce a deposit of particulate small-grained glassy shards which are highly vesicular. The particulate material ordinarily is in the form of shards which will pass through sieves of 60 mesh size. Therefore the naturally-occurring shards are generally no more than about 0.01 inch in at least one dimension. The chemical composition of such volcanic ash may vary slightly from different deposits, but the material is generally silica (SiO2), alumina (Al2 O3) and/or aluminum silicates with minor proportions of oxides and halides of magnesium, iron sodium, potassium, sulfur and/or calcium. Various other trace elements may be found therein and frequently the shards contain interstitial water. The particulate ash used in connection with the invention has a naturally-occurring loose bulk density of about 40 to about 65 pounds per cubic foot as contrasted to the loose bulk density of crushed rhyolitic rock which is generally about 160 pounds per cubic foot. Because volcanic ash consists substantially of alumina and silica or aluminum silicates, it exhibits desirable thermal insulating properties. Since it is plentiful, essentially non-combustible and chemically inert, attempts have been made to use volcanic ash as an insulating medium. However, since the composition is particulate and exhibits a relatively high loose bulk density, its commercial uses in this field have been quite limited. Attempts have been made to reduce the bulk density of volcanic ash particles, particularly crushed rhyolitic rock, by heating the particles to expand contained gasses, such as water vapor, thereby exploding the shards to produce popped flakes or the like which then exhibit a lower bulk density. However, exploded ash particles are subject to packing and agglomeration and do not exhibit the insulating properties desired. Furthermore, the popped flake particles tend to be hydroscopic which hinders their use in many industrial applications. In accordance with the present invention particulate volcanic ash is heated under controlled conditions to produce substantially spherical hollow particulate bodies which remain finely divided and contain an internal gas pressure less than atmospheric at room temperature. The glassy bodies are not porous but retain their individual spherical and substantially smooth outer surface. Therefore the expanded product of the invention exhibits extremely low bulk density, extremely high thermal insulation properties and is finely divided. It is thus useful in various applications requiring a finely divided insulating material and, since it is essentially chemically inert, may be used as an expander for forming reduced density solid materials such as concrete and the like. The expanded product may be formed from various widely available deposits of particulate ash. The process and apparatus employed are relatively simple and inexpensive to manufacture and operate; therefore the expanded product of the invention may be made available at relatively low cost. Other features and advantages of the invention will become more readily understood from the following detailed description taken in connection with the appended claims and attached drawing in which the sole FIGURE is a diagrammatic representation of apparatus for expanding particulate volcanic ash particles in accordance with the invention. In accordance with the invention, particulate volcanic ash shards are first classified and separated according to size. In the preferred embodiment the ash particles are classified and separated by conventional sieves. The particles which will pass through a 60 mesh screen and not pass through a 250 mesh screen are preferrably selected although other sizes are also acceptable. It is preferred, however, that the particles be classified by size since the temperatures and residence times at expanding temperatures used in the expansion process described hereinafter may vary slightly according to the initial size of the particles being expanded. In its naturally-occurring state, volcanic ash is in the form of irregularly-shaped glassy shards. Accordingly, the shards which pass through a 60 mesh screen may be larger than 0.01 inch in one dimension but will be less than 0.01 inch in at least one dimension. If the raw material is wet, it should be dried by conventional low temperature heating to contain less than about 15% water by weight. In practicing the preferred method of the invention, particulate shards of volcanic ash are dropped through a substantially horizontally extending heated zone in an enclosed container wherein the pressure is maintained below atmospheric. Thereby, the individual particles are momentarily heated to a temperature between about 930° C. and 1100° C. and thereafter immediately cooled to a temperature below about 900° C. while suspended in a gaseous environment at reduced pressures. The glassy shards are softened by the heat and the entrapped gasses simultaneously expanded to form enclosed substantially spherical hollow bodies which cool to a temperature below the softening point of the glassy material before the sufficient mutual contact occurs to form agglomerations. Since the expansion occurs at reduced pressures and elevated temperatures, the glassy shards are rapidly softened and expanded to near maximum internal volume by entrapped gasses. Excess and surface gasses and interstitial water are driven from the particles so that the particles assume a near spherical monocellular shape. Upon cooling, the glassy spherical shell hardens and the internal gas pressure is reduced, thereby forming substantially spherical monocellular bodies with internal gas pressures well below atmospheric. In the heating and cooling process, the shards are softened and gas trapped in the interior of the shard body expands. The shards thus become expanded hollow spherical bodies. Generally, the gas expansion causes most of the voids inside the softened body to merge and the softened body expands forming a monocellular hollow sphere. In some instances, however, the body may actually be ploycellular. For purposes of this invention, however, the actual number of cells inside the hollow body is not significant. Therefore, the expanded product, whether monocellular or containing particles which are actually polycellular, is referred to as monocellular. When the softened hollow body is cooled, the hollow spherical shell solidifies and the expanded gas trapped inside the cells is cooled to create a partial vacuum inside the individual spheres. Most of the spherical bodies formed from raw material in the 250 to 60 mesh size will pass through a 40 mesh screen after expansion. The sole FIGURE illustrates apparatus for practicing the preferred process for expanding volcanic ash particles in accordance with the invention. The apparatus comprises a fully enclosed vessel 10 with an inlet 11 at the top and an outlet 12 at the bottom. The bulk raw material 13, segregated, dried and classified as described hereinabove, is placed in a feed hopper 14 and fed into inlet 11 by metering roller-type valve 15. The material 13 thus drops through a funnel 16 into a heated zone. A gas burner 17 is mounted within the vessel 10 on a horizontal bar 18 and projects a substantially horizontally extending flame 19 across the area directly below the funnel 16. The burner is preferrably adapted to project a flame which creates a heated zone about three to four inches deep, three to four inches long (horizontally) and extending the width of the funnel 16. This heated zone is maintained at about 930° C. to about 1100° C. The particles exiting the funnel 16 therefore must drop into and pass through the heated zone. After passing through the heated zone, the particles are rapidly cooled by falling through the unheated space below the flame and collected in the bottom of the vessel 10. The vessel 10 is provided with a gas outlet 20, preferrably near the top of the vessel, which is connected with an exhaust blower 21. The exhaust blower 21 is operated to withdraw gas from the vessel and maintain a pressure within the vessel 10 which is less than atmospheric. Exhaust from the blower 21 is directed into a dust collector 22. Accordingly, bloated particles which are carried out of the vessel 10 through the gas outlet 20 are trapped in the dust collector 22. The particles fall through the heated zone and collect in the bottom of the vessel 10. The bloated product 24 is removed continuously or as desired through outlet 12. Since the interior of the vessel 10 is maintained at reduced pressures, the outlet 12 is controlled by a metering roller-type valve 23. Metering rollers 15 and 23 must therefore produce effective gas-tight seals while metering material into and out of the vessel 10. The temperature of the heated zone and the residence time of the volcanic ash shards in the heated zone must be carefully controlled. Furthermore, since the shards are softened and expanded while in the heated zone, the feed rate of bulk material should be somewhat limited so that the material is uniformly heated and not allowed to be densely packed while heated. In accordance with the invention the raw material is allowed to fall by gravity through a vertically extending flame 19. Accordingly, as the material passes through the flame each particle is rapidly and individually heated while flowing in a gaseous medium. Thus as the particles soften and expand, there is no packing force to cause the particles to agglomerate. When the softened expanded spheres exit the heated zone, they are immediately cooled below the softening point by the cooler environment and collected on the floor of the vessel. It will thus be observed that the heating and cooling occur consecutively while the particle is falling through the vessel 10 and the particles are cooled below about 900° C. before they are accumulated. In the preferred embodiment of the invention, the burner 17 is mounted on a bar 18 which may be rotated to deviate the flame from the horizontal as shown in the drawing. When the heated zone is maintained between about 930° C. and 1100° C. and the vertical depth thereof is about three to about four inches, particles of particulate volcanic ash which are between about 250 and about 60 mesh size may be dropped directly through the heated zone. Under these conditions about 95% of the shards are softened and expanded to form enclosed hollow partially evacuated spheres which will pass through a 40 mesh screen. It will be observed that since the raw material is dropped through the flame, the residence time of the raw material is very short. If the particles are maintained in the heated zone too long, they tend to explode and form glassy flakes rather than evacuated spheres. If the residence time in the heated zone is too short, some of the shards are not expanded and/or the particles will not be expanded to the full volume available. Residence time in the heated zone can be controlled by deviating the flame 19 from horizontal. By rotating the bar 18 so that the flame projects slightly downward (clockwise rotation as shown in the drawing) the residence time is decreased. Similarly, by rotating the bar 18 so that the flame 19 projects slightly upward (counterclockwise as shown in the drawing) the residence time is increased. When the particulate raw material has been classified according to grain size and only particles between 250 and 60 mesh size are used, maximum bloating occurs when the flame is maintained essentially horizontal. Larger grain sizes require longer heating times and smaller grain sizes require shorter heating times. Thus the flame may be deviated from horizontal as required to maximize bloating of the particular particles being treated by rotation of bar 18. In order to permit maximum expansion of gas trapped in the softened shards and therefore fully expand each individual particle, the enviornmental pressure inside the vessel 10 must be maintained below atmospheric during the heating and cooling process. Pressure reduction is accomplished by an exhaust blower 21 which draws gas from the vessel 10 through gas outlet 20. Since the vessel 10 is fully enclosed and sealed, exhaust blower 21 must be capable of withdrawing gas from the vessel at a greater rate than gas is admitted by leaks and generated by the burner. However, only a slight reduction in pressure is required. Reduced pressures in the range of about ten to fifteen millimeters of mercury are satisfactory. In the preferred embodiment, a water manometer is used and only about six inches of water (11.2 mm Hg) pressure reduction is required. It will be observed that although only a slight reduction in environmental pressure is maintained, the particles expand in size from about five to fifteen times. Because of the spherical shape of the expanded bodies and because of the loss of vapors driven off by the heating process, the loose bulk density of the bloated product is in the range of from less than 0.5 to about 15 pounds per cubic foot. As much as 95% or more of the raw material treated as described above is bloated in a single pass through the heated zone. Part of the un-bloated material is actually sand or other contaminants which will not bloat. However, since the bloated product is so light, it may be separated from the un-bloated material by an air classifier to yield a product which is essentially 100% expanded volcanic ash particles. If desired, the unbloated particles can be separated and recycled through the heated zone by conventional methods. While the invention has been described with particular reference to expanding particles within the 250 to 60 mesh size, smaller and larger particles may be treated in similar fashion with the same apparatus by varying the temperature and/or residence time in the heated zone to produce similarly expanded product. It is to be understood, therefore, that although the invention has been described with particular reference to specific embodiments thereof, the forms of the invention shown and described in detail are to be taken as preferred embodiments thereof, and that various changes and modifications may be resorted to without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. Patent Citations
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What did you do with your time before you had kids?
Someone mentioned this in another group & I thought it would make a fun post. I swear I feel like I am running around like a chicken with its head cut off most days. So... what did you spend your time doing?
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School, mostly. I became a mom at 20, and I'd just graduated with my bachelors degree.
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Work and school. I graduated at 18 and had ds at 20 just after flunking out my first year of college. I was busy skipping class to make the baby or to work over time
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Yup. I got my GED at 16, and went to college. I'm an RN, so nursing.
Quoting splatz:Wow a bachelors degree that young is very impressive! What was your major?
Quoting booaura: School, mostly. I became a mom at 20, and I'd just graduated with my bachelors degree.
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I was 19 when I became a mom so before I became a mom I was just a kid who did kid stuff. I got married at 18 and became a mom 10 1/2 months later and had 4 kids by 25. They are now 22, 23, 26 & 27 and I am enjoying the kid free years now. My husband and I (married almost 29 years) travel, go out whenever we want & just hang out and it is pretty relaxing. The hectic years of raising our family are behind us.
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I was a nanny and in college before I had kids. I graduated college 5 months pregnant with my first.
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Worked full time..spent alot of time at drag track & local track.
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Partied a lot, slept late, hung out with friends whenever & wherever, traveled, worked, & got my BA.
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Peanut Butter Cake or Cupcakes for Birthday
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Dog Birthday Cake Recipes
^ First recipe, but I used apples instead of carrots. Topped it with peanut butter for "icing" (And a peanut butter flavored Buddy Biscuit as a "candle" and another small bone treat for decoration on Chance's piece :P), Chance loved it for his birthday and even the human family thought it was pretty good. Destruction of the cake. LOL! He thought it was fantastic! Happy early birthday to Leo! If he loves pnb then he's sure to love that recipe! I made mine in a bundt cake pan, I'm sure you could make it in most anything, including cupcakes if you wanted. |
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Thank you for the recipes and early birthday wishes . I'll be going to the grocery store this week to purchase ingredients for one of those, most likely Peanut Butter Delight. Still can't believe he's almost a year.
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