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Eight Treasures Plaza Indonesia Jakarta Hello 2017!
Marking my first post in 2017 is this currently trending steamboat in Plaza Indonesia. Now, when I went there for our Saturday date last week, I uploaded them on Insta story and some of you leave me messages confusing on the location. There are indeed two different restaurants in Jakarta with the name "Eight Treasures". One is located in Wahid Hasyim area and another one is this new one that takes place in the 4th floor of Plaza Indonesia next to Taste Paradise. Since both of them serve Chinese cuisines, some people might be misled to the one in Sarinah. Do note if what you have in mind is the one with their signature beef presented in a way like drying laundry, then the Eight Treasures in Plaza Indonesia, the one I'm writing right now is what you're looking for. Eight Treasures is a semi upscale steamboat restaurant. Quoting from the menu book, they seek to improve wellness with a clever use of Traditional Chinese health techniques int a unique dining experience, where herbal medicines are creatively adopted into healthy gourmet soup bases. Eight Treasures guarantee they use only the finest ingredients which means natural herbs, fresh plucked vegetables, quality meat and sweet ocean fresh seafood. In short, you get what you paid for. I personally like the interior. Classy in a semi "atas" Chinese way though some might argue that the paintings of Chinese ladies aren't necessary, but I feel they complement the whole interior. The restaurant itself isn't exactly big so reservation in advance might be needed. They serve only steamboat in ala carte, so it is not an all you can eat dining, though they do have some package options for easier choice. The soup base here are all nourishing type of soups, Cartilage soup, Szechuan "mala" spicy soup, Herbal chicken soup and Chicken/ African coconut soup. The soup base will be served in individual pot. Hubs and I chose the package of Treasure B (IDR 688.000++), and since we are greedy, we added extra additional items of US Angus prime short ribs (150gr) IDR 168.000,- and Canada Fresh Scallop (150gr) 168.000,-. I'll show you what items are included in the package of Treasures B. SOUP BASE
Out of 4 options, we chose the Nourishing cartilage soup and Szechuan "Mala" spicy soup. The first one (white) is their signature shark cartilage soup, brewed for over 12 hours and rich in collagen, a protein famous for youth rejuvenation, cancer treatment, improve metabolism & joint flexibility and promotes better sleep. Despite all the healthy facts, we personally dislike the taste. But it'll suits your tastebuds if you are someone who enjoy healthy Chinese herbs. I would recommend more on the Mala soup. Bold and rich. APPETIZER Deep Fried Bean Curd Skin and Deep Fried Sliced Yam. I forgot to take a pic of the yam. Love love love the fried bean curd skin though. Fried Bean Curd Skin SEAFOOD Sliced Sea Garoupa & Sea White Prawn Sliced Sea Garoupa & Sea White Prawn HOMEMADE Homemade balls platter Homemade Fish Ball, Prawn Ball, Beef Ball, Pork Ball. Included on the package. FRESH MEAT Sliced Australian beef and Pork shoulder. Sliced Australian Beef 100gr
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Now, these two are the additional items that we ordered extra excluded from the package. US Angus Prime Short Ribs (150gr) IDR 168.000++. I gotta say, a unique presentation where the meats are hanging with its pride yet like drying your laundry kind of look. Canadian Fresh Scallop (150gr) IDR 168.000++
Price range is somewhere between semi upscale. The vegetables ranging from 18k - 58k per plate, dumpling and meatballs starts from 32k per plate & meat and seafood from 88k - 268k. Now the verdict. It was okay, the quality of the meat and seafood indeed were beyond good, and that Angus short ribs just melted in your mouth. Overall we had a decent dinner but not something like very very tasty one. Nevertheless, this place fits right in when you want to have a healthy and fresh Chinese steamboat. See you in next post, hopefully soon and as always, thank you for reading. Have a blessed 2017 everyone! =)
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jez paxman: A Good Story
If you want to learn how to tell a good story then The Moth is a very entertaining place to do it. The Moth is a not for profit storytelling organisation, started in New York in 1997. Initially held by writer George Dawes Green in his living room, Moth evenings now run regularly in venues across New York and beyond.
The Moth celebrates the art of storytelling in its rawest form; the story must be true, speakers don't use notes and each story is fifteen minutes long - which seems about the right length. Every week a new story is available via the podcast, listening to them can teach you a huge amount about public speaking: how to build a story-arc, how to judge the right pace, how to get a laugh.
The Moth has become very popular, attracting some well-known storytellers and holding StorySlams where people compete against each other. They also run storytelling workshops for business, teaching people how to build a narrative around a brand or product and how to present in public. I strongly recommend subscribing to the podcast, if you do, be sure to listen to Colin Quinn's story about Robert De Nero's birthday party.


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Photovoltaik Grosshandel: Solar Refinancing: When Asset Management Steals the Show
Image: Richard Matsui (CEO & Founder of kWh Analytics) and Philip Williams (Director of Operations at Ahana Renewables) at “Financial Optimization of Operational Assets - Refinancing” Panel, Solar Asset Management North America Conference. March 29, 2017. We all know that asset management is in many respects the under-loved function within a solar company. Solar asset management involves the ongoing management of financial, commercial, and administrative tasks necessary to ensure the optimal financial performance of a solar PV plant or portfolio of plants. From an executive-level perspective, it’s easier to invest in developing a new solar
project, buy an early-stage project, or invest in a project finance team to try to get better financing terms (as these functions are understood to drive value) than it is to invest in asset management.
However, there is at least one point (often multiple points) in every
asset’s 25- to 30-year life when asset management steps into the limelight: the refinancing of a solar project.
Taking a step back to understand financing: Banks have appetite for solar investments, but loans are carefully structured to avoid even the smallest risk of default. Consequently, banks size deals to the asset’s downside and assign conservative terms on loans. This conservatism results in an inefficient pricing of risk—banks apply about a 25 percent
haircut for commercial and utility-scale solar projects, and a nearly 35 percent haircut for residential portfolios — known as debt service coverage ratios).
Today, the single-biggest cost of a solar project is actually an invisible one: the cost of capital. In this context, refinancing is particularly valuable because it presents an opportunity to reduce that single-biggest cost. What magnitude of savings can be gained from refinancing? According to Ahana Renewable’s Director of Asset Management
Philip Williams, “savings could be up to a couple percentage points better than the original terms,” which translates to tens of millions of
dollars of value on a large portfolio.
While the total installed price of solar has continued to decline,
non-module costs now comprise the majority of the total installed price
of solar. Since 2010, reductions in inverter and racking costs represent a smaller share, roughly 20 percent, of the decline in total non-module costs. The sizeable remainder can thus be attributed largely to declines in various soft costs. Credit: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
It’s true: To justify better terms, you need to prove to the bank why
this is a better asset. You need to have strong documentation of your warrantees, the energy production data must be centrally managed, you have to make sure you have good O&M records of how you’ve taken care
of this plant, and so forth. Assets can only be refinanced if they are proven to be higher-quality assets than they were last assessed several years ago.
Furthermore, new opportunities have recently emerged for assets with good asset management. For example, my company offers an insurance product that guarantees up to 95 percent of a project’s estimated energy
production, which reduces the “haircut” that a lender would normally assign. But if an asset is falling apart, no lender or insurance carrier
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May | 2008 | In a strange land
Friday Feminist – Marilyn Frye (2)
Posted on Friday 30 May 2008 | 1 comment
… the male door opening ritual. This ritual, which is remarkably widespread across classes and races, puzzles many people, some of whom do and some of who do not find it offensive. Look at the scene of two people approaching a door. The male steps slightly ahead and opens the door. The male holds the door open while the female glides through. Then the male goes through. The door closes after them. “Now how’, one innocently asks, “can those crazy womenslibbers say that is oppressive? The guy removed a barrier to the lady’s smooth and unruffled progress” But each repetition of this ritual has a place in a pattern, in fact in several patterns. One has to shift the level of one’s perception to see the whole picture.
The door-opening pretends to be a helpful service, but the helpfulness is false. This can be seen by nothing [as much as] that it will be done whether or not it makes any practical sense. Infirm men and men burdened with packages will open doors for able-bodied women who are free of physical burdens. Men will impose themselves awkwardly and jostle everyone in order to get to the door first. The act is not determined by convenience or grace. Furthermore, these very numerous acts of unneeded of even noisome “help” occur in counterpoint to a pattern of men not being helpful in many practical ways in which women might welcome help. What women experience is a world in which gallant princes charming commonly make a fuss about being helpful and providing small services when help and services are of little or no use, but in which there are rarely ingenious and adroit princes at hand when substantial assistance is really wanted in either mundane affairs or in situations of threat, assault or terror. There is no help with the (his) laundry; not help with typing a report at 4.00am,; no help in mediating disputes among relatives or children. There is nothing but advice that women should stay indoors after dark, be chaperoned by a man, or when it comes down to it, “lie back and enjoy it.”
The gallant gestures have no practical meaning. Their meaning is symbolic. The door-opening and similar services provided are services which really are needed by people who are for one reason or another incapacitated – unwell, burdened with parcels, etc. So the message is that women are incapable. The detachment of the acts from the concrete realities of what women need and do not need is a vehicle for the message that women’s actual needs and interests are unimportant or irrelevant. Finally, these gestures imitate the behaviour of servants towards masters and thus mock women, who are in most respects the servants and caretakers of men. The message of the false helpfulness of male gallantry is female dependence, the invisibility or insignificance of women, and contempt for women.
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I was fascinated by this post on Helen’s blog, Show your workings. Helen writes a craft blog, but along the way she talks about mothering and politics and feminism, and all that. As a new mother, she found her way to The Nappy Network, and there she found:
Hidden in this apparently domestic women’s forum is a hot bed of political debate, some of the liveliest threads were about climate change, peak oil, sustainability, religion, reproductive rights and women’s health.
As for herself, she sees craft as a political statement.
It places value on “women’s work”, it promotes sustainability, it’s used to help women and children in need and to raise awareness of important issues. It’s often dismissed as a time waster for white middle-class women and, at it’s worst, I guess it can be. At its best it’s much more than that.
And her daily life is political. It’s a round of cooking, cleaning, sewing, gardening, childcare, running a cottage business, all sustainably, both for the environment, and for her and her family.
In other words I’m trying to live my politics on a daily basis and it seems to me that there are many more women like me doing the same thing. It’s not that we aren’t thinking about politics or interested, we are just busy living it!
And then Lyn of Notes from the Grery Lynn Singles Club fame wrote a series of posts about women’s experience on-line. She started with What’s in a name, remarking that she felt that people dealt with her more politely, in direct exchanges, when she used a female name. (I was surprised by that; it’s not been my experience, but well, read on to see what happened next.) Lyn went on to say that when she used a male name, people were more inclined to deal with her arguments.
I felt as though what I had to say was the most important part of any comment or interaction I had online, and no quarter was given for the fact of my being female. It was like I’d sneaked into the secret boys’ club where arguing is allowed. I loved it. It gave me a taste of a world where I was finally part of the male in-crowd. However temporarily.
But a few days later, she wrote about being female in on-line gaming contexts. The default assumption is that you are male, if you use a male or a non-gender specific on-line name, and that can bring some quite extraordinary benefits.
As a woman with a male handle or character you can shout and burp and fight and not care about people’s feelings and not be looked at. It’s an oddly comfortable place to be. The way that women get treated may always going to be a motivation for us to assume male identities if we can pull it off. Does the net actually offer us a way to get beyond the vicissitudes of gender? Could it be possible to escape misogyny forever by becoming metaphorically male in droves?
Sadly I think not. It’s discovery that causes the problems. One slip about how attractive Johnny Depp is, or that you’re appalled by the sexism in a blog post and it’s all over.
So she urges women to stake a claim in the on-line environment, making it women’s space as well as men’s space, just as women have made it into legislatures, business, universities, all sort of spaces that used to be reserved for men.
A few days later again, she wrote an ‘Update on What’s in a Name?’.
After posting my musings on the gendered ways people (probably men) treat (probably) women in comments threads on political blogs I’ve had the happy experience of getting into a couple of (minor) stoushes with (probably) blokes over at the standard. I guess I spoke too soon.
She had some stories to tell of her experiences at what is supposedly a progressive blog in New Zealand. Go read them on her post. She concluded:
I do continue to think however, that there are online spaces in which women don’t always feel comfortable to contribute. Recent second-hand reportage from bloggers I know off-line has suggested that there are women who’ve been forced out of their OWN internet spaces or silenced in others through intimidation from people who, if they aren’t men, certainly purport to be and also seem to act that way (if anyone can be said to “act” when all they’re able to do is write text).
Then in response to a comment made at The Hand Mirror by one of the more prolific writers on the supposedly progressive blog, Lyn wrote about the importance of exemplars.
Getting back to my opening point, if the standard wants more women to comment then they should probably have more women writing. At the moment Steve is posting about 60% or more of all the pieces being run, and there are no writers who can be obviously identified as female. I assumed that all the posters were male, which is apparently not the case, but I bet I’m not the only one. Choice of topic might be an issue, and the stoushing style of interaction, coupled with some really brain-dead and/or sexist comments are not usually something that women indulge in when in more female dominated spaces. However – I’d be interested to see what would happen at the standard if there were more writers identifying themselves as women. Given all available evidence I’d be inclined to expect that the number of comments by women would increase and that this would quickly snowball, and that the change to commenting style would make it a space women would be more interested in occupying.
I been thinking about all this, about Helen’s identification of places where women are free to be women and to be political, and Lyn’s experience of being female in on-line political forums.
Lyn’s experience gels with mine, both seeing and experiencing what goes on in some progressive blogs when feminism is raised. It’s as though claiming that something is sexist or misogynist is disallowed, no matter what. Whoever you are arguing with sees it as a foul play, something that’s going to derail the argument, or not something to be taken seriously at all. Introducing a gender analysis, or claiming to be feminist, invites derision. To be fair, it’s not the blog writers who are seemingly deaf to feminist arguments and analysis. But the commentariat seems to forget that being feminist is not a optional extra when it comes to being socially progressive; feminism is an integral part of progressivism. (Check the Feminism 101 blog on Feminism and Humanism / Equalism for more on this and other basic feminist ideas, and Melissa’s list of Feminism 101 points at Shakesville.)
It’s no wonder that women aren’t always vocal in on-line environments, or that they are vocal in places that are gender demarcated as women’s spaces, like mothering blogs and sites, and craft blogs. And it leaves me wondering about where I want to be. I get tired of being shouted at for daring to raise a claim of misogyny, and I’m sure other women do too. I’m loving blogging at The Hand Mirror, being part of a community of women blogging together on topics that really matter to us, as women. But it’s a shame if the only places where I feel I can be me are demarcated as women’s space, and that if I enter another part of the blogosphere, I must leave being female, and feminist, behind.
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Posted on Thursday 22 May 2008 | 6 comments
I’m not sure what to say about this. A woman in New Zealand was so fed-up with wolf whistles that when she was faced with yet another barrage of them while she was waiting to use an ATM, she stripped naked, completed her bank transaction, put her clothes back on and calmly walked off.
It’s an amazing hollaback, but I really would like to know a little more about what happened. I would love to know how the workmen reacted when their bluff was called. It’s such an assertion of power on the part of wolf whistlers, claiming the right to comment on a woman’s appearance, and viewing her only as an object available for their ‘appreciation’. So it’s great to see a woman responding in such a strong fashion – “It’s my body and I’ll do what I damn well want with it and my body is NOT available to you!”
The police spoke to her. She’s a tourist, and apparently they explained to her that her behaviour was not acceptable in New Zealand.
Did they speak to the workmen too?
Update: See Poneke’s comment.
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Posted on Wednesday 21 May 2008 | 4 comments
Half way through the essays, so here is some fluffery to celebrate.
We moved to this strange land so that my husband could take the next big step up in his career. He’s in a senior role, and it’s the sort of senior role which means that he needs to look after staff and visitors t his organisation. So, I get to be, from time to time, Mrs Husband’s-Job-Title.
Sticks.In.My.Craw.
Or at least, maybe it should. It doesn’t really, because as it turns out, I like preparing meals, and feeding people, and welcoming them to my home and making them feel comfortable and that they matter to us. And we have always, always, always operated in partnership mode. At this time, this is what our partnership is doing.
Nevertheless, a good friend of mine gave me a rather nice pack of paper napkins to use the first time we have a big work party at our place.
Take a look over the break. (Apologies in advance for the poor photo quality. But you will get the point.)

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Tonight, July 18, at 6:00 p.m., Brooklyn Alliance for Safer Streets, in partnership with the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, will kick-off Healthy Families on the Move! at 1368 Fulton Street.
This is a weekly series of free walks, runs, and bike rides for participants of all ages and skill sets. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Activities take place at Restoration Plaza, 1368 Fulton Street, and begin at 6:00 pm with a warm-up. The groups set-off at for the first in a series of weekly walks/runs at 7:00 p.m. and return at 8:00 p.m.
This is your last chance to join this weekly gathering of Bed-Stuy residents who on the path to healthy future.
To learn more information about Brooklyn Alliance for Safer Streets and Healthy Families on the Move, please visit: www.brooklynforsaferstreets.org, email info@brooklynforsaferstreets.org, or call 646-253-5636.

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Antioxidants in dark chocolate is what?
Antioxidants are substances that neutralize free radicals. Free radicals are a product of oxygen in the atmosphere, they appear through the general air pollution daily, basically free radicals are unavoidable in the habitat. The molecules become damaged and separation, resulting in damaged molecules become free radicals. Environmental factors such as pollution, radiation, cigarette smoke and herbicides generate free radicals.
The body has been able to handle free radicals, but by the production of free radicals has become too much, causing damage to the human body. Especially important is the free radical damage accumulates with age. Therefore, the more we age, the body as at risk of harm.
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Why are antioxidants is another benefit of dark chocolate - food for diabetics? Because, cocoa powder is rich in flavonoids led to rich antioxidants and thus help combat insulin resistance. Insulin resistance can be addressed by maintaining a healthy weight, have a good diet, regular exercise and smoking cessation. This wonderful flavonoids help keep blood vessels healthy and improve blood flow. This is extremely important for diabetics because they can suffer from circulatory problems and can lead to limb loss.
Dark chocolate rich in epicatechin
A great benefit of dark chocolate is rich in epicatechin contain a source. This compound is a way naturally in cocoa powder is used to make chocolate. However, this quality is also a major cause of bitterness so manufacturers often chocolate processing this compound to eliminate the problem of taste. This action has lost one of the most useful compounds today. Researchers at Harvard Medical School showed that epicatechin may have the ability to remove four serious diseases are: heart disease, stroke, cancer and type 2 diabetes.


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Glad to see they've lowered the cost! The previously quoted cost of over $800 was just silly.
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I live in Halifax and as a long time family historian am glad to see that such a conference is happening here. Will I attend? I want to but the agenda is too tame so far. Very basic and not personal at all. I think there are many of us who would like to participate but need to get our money s worth. There s a brilliance of local information, original sources and expertise that don't seem to be on the radar here, like it is all planned from afar and tied to Pier 21. But this is a first site of North American history going back hundreds of years, and there are many themes that might make better use of the location. Is there still planning to be done? I read about this from Doug Grant s Loyalist Trails site; why isnt he involved? Terry Punch and the Irish immigrants? Scots who have had a huge influence in this province? Acadians? Planters? First Nations have some wonderful things going on here. The east coast trade routes? US. Canada migrations? Pirates even? You re just missing so very much. What I m seeing could be happening anywhere. So many people have introductory genealogy now that it isnt worth making the trip downtown. Pick up your game, planners. There might still be time.
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I was lucky to spend a few hours last Saturday at the studio of Seattle Artist Anita Lehmann… Anita donated her time and the proceeds of the class went to the Seattle Architecture Foundation.
Six of us spent 3+ hours making monotypes. I love Monotypes! That day I tried to focus on abstraction and composition.
The first one (above) came really fast and was animal-like, but then I got bogged down in my head and it took another hour before I was able to print again. So weird, we are! Anyway, toward the end of our time I did these three.
Thank you, Anita, for a wonderful class!
P.S. Don’t forget that Kids Art Week 2018 begins Monday, July 23rd! Click HERE for more information and to sign up… it’s FREE!
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Love these Carla:) I love the happy swoosh in the first. And I see a cat ear and tail in the last one. Love the scratchy marks too 🙂
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I love your wolf with the black head in the last print…the prints are wonderful!!!
Super strong images. I see abstracts, faces, foxes or wolves, a train station conductor and dozens of other things and a lot of movement. A lovely way to spend a day for a good cause. I don’t think I’ve ever made true mono prints.
Kids week, I hope I signed up, I want to make an origami animal very badly, they are really terrrific! Can’t remember what we called these when they had numbers and questions or a little message.
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We called them fortune tellers as a kid, I think.
Yes! Thanks Elizabeth 🙂
Whether monotypes or doodling, I also get ‘bogged down in my head’. That leads to a weird, stupid fear, then a trace-like state of inaction, starring at paper. No amount of self talk seems to bypass this annoying state. Suppose I doubt myself and fear not being able to make something really good, whatever that is. That I will never step out of the novice state into some sort of brilliance. Possibly, I am barking mad.
Have a beautiful day, float with the butterflies and create just because you can, it’s your gift .
Approximately what time will these lessons arrive each day? I’m on the east coast.


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When you feel that life is stacked against you and you can't beat the odds, consider Jim Abbott.
He is an inspiration to thousands of youngsters who write to him daily for counsel, because he refuses to accept that there is weakness and limitation from physical infirmity-not if the mind and spirit are strong. To these youngsters, born to fates similar to his own, he has a simple message: "Your handicap is a handicap only in the eyes of others."
Jim Abbott was born with only one hand, his left, and a stump of a right forearm. Yet as a boy growing up in Flint, Mich., he dreamed of playing baseball. And not just playing, but pitching.
With courage and determination, he willed himself to play, perfecting a technique of flipping his baseball glove from stump to hand and back again and juggling the ball with a dexterity that is astonishing.
He became an All-American at the University of Michigan and, in the summer of 1988, starred for the U.S. Olympic team. If you dare to believe that anything is possible, this was the validation, sufficient as a summation to a heartwarming life story.
But Jim Abbott truly does believe, and there was more. Drafted by the California Angels, he reported to spring training in 1989 with the expectation of being sent to the minor leagues. But he made the team, during the season establishing the record for the most victories by a pitcher who never played in the minors. And he was good enough to stay.
A minority of one, he changed the game and the perceptions of countless fans, players and owners, whose eyes no longer see a handicap. And at that, it would have been sufficient as legend and legacy.
But if you follow baseball, you now know there is the rest of the story. On Saturday, pitching for the New York Yankees against Cleveland, Abbott achieved the fantasy of every lad on every sandlot in America. He threw a no-hitter in the big leagues.
The odds against any pitcher doing this are enormous. The odds against a one-handed pitcher-of even making the big leagues-are incalculable. But don't tell Jim Abbott. And don't ever believe it.

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Em's Knitty Corner: October 2006
I don't have much knitting progress to report. I have been knitting over the weekend but i have so many WIPs and I'm jumping from one to another, so there's no real progress to show. I've been dyeing yarn tonight, but the yarn isn't dry yet and it's late night already, so no time to take pictures. So I decided to update with a few other things.
First of all, finally the pictures for the lovely package I got from my Sockret Pal! I took the pictures a while ago but never uploaded them.
KnitSimple and KnitScene (I really wanted the last mag but none of my European stores had it left in stock!), Toasty Toes sock yarn!!, and a pair of wonderful socks! They fit perfectly ! Thank you so much!
A huge amount of knitting notions : a yarn cutter (so handy for plane trips as so on), needle protectors (I especially like the ones for circular needles ,as those are my travel needles and they either pin through everything or the stitches slip off, so I certainly can use them!), stitch markers, a nice box to sort everything and the big bag with a little of everything. So neat!!!
Thank you Sockret Pal!!!
Then I decided to take a picture of my yarn room which I finally got sorted out last weekend. Now the rest of the house and I'm done! :D
(click on the picture for a closer look!)
All corners of my room filled like crazy with yarn. I like that room a lot! I can fit in more yarn I'm sure, but I do need to destash just a little (soon, here on the blog! :D).
And then, this afternoon while laying on the couch I was trying to get a picture of my dog and kitty interacting. Angel is the only cat who really interacts with the dog. All the others prefer to stay away from her as she's just to playful and still likes to hunt them (Angel has figured out that if you don't run the dog won't chase you - clever kitty!). But of course they moved and this was the best picture I could get :
One more week and I'm off for a week from work! Keep knitting!
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However, setting up and managing data lakes today involves a lot of manual, complicated, and time-consuming tasks. This work includes loading data from diverse sources, monitoring those data flows, setting up partitions, turning on encryption and managing keys, defining transformation jobs and monitoring their operation, re-organizing data into a columnar format, configuring access control settings, using machine learning to identify approximate duplicates and matching records across data sets, granting access to data sets, and auditing access over time.
Creating a data lake with AWS Lake Formation is as simple as defining where your data resides and what data access and security policies you want to apply. AWS Lake Formation then collects and catalogs data from databases and object storage, moves the data into your new Amazon S3 data lake, cleans and classifies data using machine learning algorithms, and secures access to your sensitive data. Your users can then access a centralized catalog of data which describes available data sets and their appropriate usage. Your users then leverage these data sets with their choice of analytics and machine learning services, like Amazon EMR for Apache Spark, Amazon Redshift Spectrum, and Amazon Athena.
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Patent US4729476 - Easy open shrinkable laminate - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsAn easily opened package suitable for food products such as ring sausage and the like includes a first web with a sealant layer of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer and an ionomer, and a second web including a sealant layer of an ionomer. A resulting package exhibits good self-welding characteristics...http://www.google.com/patents/US4729476?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4729476 - Easy open shrinkable laminateAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4729476 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 06/912,674Publication dateMar 8, 1988Filing dateSep 25, 1986Priority dateFeb 21, 1985Fee statusPaidPublication number06912674, 912674, US 4729476 A, US 4729476A, US-A-4729476, US4729476 A, US4729476AInventorsCedric M. Lulham, George D. Wofford, John G. Bradfute, Steven G. FriedrichOriginal AssigneeW.R. Grace & Co., Cryovac Div.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (29), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (23), Classifications (22), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetEasy open shrinkable laminate
US 4729476 AAbstract
An easily opened package suitable for food products such as ring sausage and the like includes a first web with a sealant layer of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer and an ionomer, and a second web including a sealant layer of an ionomer. A resulting package exhibits good self-welding characteristics and seal strength, and an easily peelable seal.
1. An easily peelable thermoplastic package comprising:(a) a first web including a sealant layer comprising a blend of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer and an ionomer; (b) a second web including a sealant layer consisting of an ionomer, and which can include minor amounts of an anti-block agent; and (c) the first and second webs adhering at their contiguous surfaces and enclosing an article. 2. A package according to claim 1 wherein the first web comprises:(a) a first layer of polypropylene; (b) a second or tie layer; (c) a third layer of a blend of linear low density polyethylene and ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer; (d) a fourth or tie layer; (e) a fifth or barrier layer of ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer; (f) a sixth or tie layer; (g) a seventh layer of a blend of linear low density polyethylene and ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer; and (h) an eighth or sealant layer of a blend of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer and a zinc ionomer. 3. A package according to claim 1 wherein the second web comprises:(a) a first layer of nylon; (b) a second layer of an adhesive; (c) a third layer of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer; and (d) a fourth or sealant layer of a zinc ionomer. 4. A package according to claim 1 wherein the second web comprises:(a) a first layer of polypropylene; (b) a second or tie layer; (c) a third layer of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer; (d) a fourth or tie layer; (e) a fifth layer of ethylene vinyl alcohol; (f) a sixth or tie layer; (g) a seventh layer of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer; and (h) an eighth or sealant layer of a zinc ionomer. 5. An easily peelable package according to claim 1 wherein the first or forming web comprises:(a) a first or outer layer of polypropylene; (b) a second layer of polypropylene; (c) a third or tie layer; (d) a fourth or barrier layer of ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer; (e) a fifth or tie layer; (f) a sixth layer of polypropylene; (g) a seventh or tie layer; (h) an eighth or sealant layer of a blend of between about 50 and 99% by weight of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer, and between about 50 and 1% by weight of an ionomer. 6. An easily peelable package, as in claim 1, wherein the first or forming web comprises:(a) a first or outer layer of polypropylene; (b) a second layer of ethylene propylene copolymer; (c) a third or tie layer; (d) a fourth or barrier layer of ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer; (e) a fifth or tie layer; (f) a sixth layer of ethylene propylene copolymer; (g) a seventh or tie layer; (h) an eighth or sealant layer of a blend of between about 50 and 99% by weight of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer, and between about 50 and 1% by weight of an ionomer. 7. The package according to claim 1 wherein the sealant layer of the second web has between about 2% and 4% by weight of the sealant layer of an anti-block agent.
This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 703,645 filed on Feb. 21, 1985, now abandoned.
Also of interest is U.S. Pat. No. 4,178,401 issued to Alan S. Weinberg et al. This reference discloses a self-welding packaging film in which the inner or self-welding layer is a blend of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymers with differing melt flow indices. Blends of ionomer of low melt flow with ethylene vinly acetate copolymers with high melt flow are also disclosed, but these latter blends show poor self-weldability. An easily peelable heat seal is not shown.
The present invention relates to an easily opened package comprising a first web including a sealant layer of a blend of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer and an ionomer; a second web including a sealant layer of an ionomer; the first and second webs being self-welded at their contiguous surfaces and enclosing a food product.
"Easily peelable" and like terminology is used herein to refer to a package, and specifically heat-sealed and self-welded area of a package, which are readily peelable without tearing or rupturing the packaging materials which may result in premature destruction of the package and inadvertent contamination of the contents of the package. An easily peelable package is one which can be peeled without resort to a knife or other implement to tear open the package.
Referring to the drawings, package 10 has a first web 12 which is a forming web produced by thermoforming or other suitable techniques well known in the art. Suitable thermoforming methods, for example, include a vacuum forming or plug-assist vacuum forming method. In a vacuum forming method, the first web is heated e.g. by a contact heater and a vacuum is applied beneath the web causing the web to be pushed by atmospheric pressure down into a pre-formed mold. In a plug-assist vacuum forming method, after the first or forming web has been heated and sealed across a mold cavity, a plug shape similar to the mold shape impinges on the forming web and, upon the application of vacuum, the forming web transfers to the mold surface.
The laminate of the first or forming web 12 includes a sealant layer comprising a blend or an ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer and an ionomer. The ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer contains preferably between about 6% and 20% vinyl acetate by weight. The ionomer is preferably a zinc ionomer, such as Surlyn 1705 available from DuPont Company, but may be a sodium ionomer as well. The ratio or ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) to the ionomer may be from about 50% EVA/50% ionomer to about 99% EVA/1% ionomer.
The laminate forming the second, substantially non-formng web 16 likewise includes a sealant surface of an ionomer, and preferably a zinc ionomer such as Surlyn 1702, also available from DuPont Company. The ionomers of the first and second webs may optionally be identical. This ionomer layer on the second web is preferably a relatively thin layer. More preferably the sealant layer has a thickness of between about 0.2 and 0.5 mils, and most preferably about 0.3 mils. The second web also includes a layer adjacent to the ionomer layer of an ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer. A preferable EVA contains between about 2.5% and about 6% vinyl acetate by weight. The ionomer layer and immediately adjacent EVA layer are preferably coextruded.
The easy-open mechanism according to the present invention works as follows. The first and second webs during thermoforming or like process, are self-welded at their contiguous surfaces and enclose the product, such as a ring sausage or other food product. This self-welding occurs under relatively low temperture conditions. Subsequently, a fusion seal is formed at or near the periphery of the package at relatively high temperatures, i.e. at temperatures higher than those involved in the self-welding step.
Two mechanisms control the easy peelability of the resulting package. (See FIGS. 4-6). The first concerns the adhesion between the sealing layer 24 of the first web 12 and the sealing layer 26 of the second web 16. At the relatively low temperatures encountered during self welding, the first and second webs are firmly adhered to each other at their contiguous surfaces. Upon application of a relatively high temperature in the peripheral area of the package, the sealant layers 24 and 26 of the first and second webs fuse to each other. Thus the EVA/ionomer blend of the first or forming web becomes fused to the ionomer of the second web in the fusion seal area. The second mechanism of interest is the bond between the sealing layer 26 of the second or non-forming blend, and the immediately adjacent EVA layer 28. When the sealing layer 26 is kept relatively thin, preferably between 0.2 and 0.5 mils, and more preferably about 0.3 mils, the bond between sealing layer 26 and the adjacent EVA layer 28 is sufficiently strong to maintain package integrity and avoid delamination during the distribution cycle, yet provide a "tear out" layer when it is desired to open the package. This is made possible because the bond between sealant layer 26 and adjacent EVA layer 28 is weaker in the fusion seal area of the package than the adhesion between sealant layer 26 and sealant layer 24 of the first or forming web. When it is desired to open the package, peeling of the package beginning at the external flap 20 results in the pulling apart of the first and second webs at the interface between sealing layers 24 and 26 up to the point where the fusion seal is encountered. Beginning at this point, and as peeling proceeds, where the first and second webs are fused together, the sealant layer 26 delaminates from the immediately adjacent EVA layer 28 only in the heat-sealed area. Upon further peeling, this delamination results in a "tear-out" as illustrated in FIGS. 5 and 6. After the package undergoes delamination in the fusion seal area, with continued peeling the package will resume opening in the first mode described above, i.e. between the sealant layers 24 and 26 of the first and second web, so that for example in the self-weld area 18 between the product and the fusion seal (See FIG. 1), peeling of the first and second web will once again be controlled by the incompatible sealant surfaces 24 and 26 of the first and second web respectively.
The second or non-forming web preferably comprises a first layer of nylon, a second layer of an adhesive, a third layer of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer, and a fourth or sealant layer of an ionomer. The second or non-forming web may also include a layer or vinylidene chloride/vinyl chloride copolymer.
In the preferred embodiments, the first or forming web has a first layer of polypropylene. A suitable polypropylene is available from Northern Petrochemical Co. and marketed as Norchem NPP 2085GW. The second layer is an adhesive and may be a terionomer such as an ethylene vinyl acetate-based proprietary resin available from DuPont as CXA E162. The third layer is a blend of preferably about 40% linear low density polyethylene such as DOWLEX 2045 available from Dow Chemical Co. The other part of the blend of the third layer is preferably about 60% of an ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer, more preferably an EVA of about 9% vinyl acetate content, such as LD-318.92 EVA resin available from Exxon Chemical. The fourth or adhesive layer is preferably an adhesive such as that used in the second layer. The fifth or barrier layer is ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer. A suitable example is EVAL EC-F101 available from EVAL Company of America. The sixth or adhesive layer is preferably the same as that utilized in the second and fourth layers. The seventh layer is a blend of linear low density polyethylene and ethylene vinyl acetate preferably similar to the blend utilized in the third layer. The eighth or sealant layer is a blend of ethylene vinyl acetate and an ionomer. The ethylene vinyl acetate component of the sealant layer of this first or forming web is present preferably from about 50% to about 99% of the sealant layer by weight. Conversely, the ionomer is present in a range preferably from about 1% to about 50% by weight of the total weight of the sealant layer. More preferably, the ethylene vinyl acetate component of the sealant layer of the first or forming web is present in the amount of between about 90 and 95% of the total weight of the sealant layer, and conversely, the ionomer is present in the range preferably from about 5 to 10% by weight of the total weight of the sealant layer. Surprisingly, a forming web with 95% EVA and 5% of a zinc ionomer was found to have considerably stronger seal strength than samples with 90% EVA and 10% ionomer. The ionomer is more preferably a zinc ionomer. A suitable example is Surlyn 1705 available from DuPont Company.
Example 1 is one of the preferred easy open laminates in accordance with the present invention. The laminate used as a forming web comprised a first layer of polypropylene (NPP 8080 from Northern Petrochemical Company); a second adhesive layer (CXA E152 from DuPont); a blend of 40% linear low density polyethylene (DOWLEX 2045) and 60% ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer (LD-318.92 EVA resin with 9% vinyl acetate content); a fourth or barrier layer of ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer (EVAL EC-F101); another adhesive alyer as in the second layer; another blend layer as in the third layer; and a sealant layer comprising a blend of 90% ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer (3130SB from DuPont with a 9% vinyl acetate content) and 10% ionomer (Surlyn 1705).
Laminate was placed on a thermoforming machine and the forming temperature was varied from 70� to 90� C. The sealing range was varied from 90� to 110� C. A non-forming web used in conjunction with the forming web comprised a first layer of a cast nylon 6 with one side coated with saran; an adhesive layer of Korolam adhesive 880X301; a third layer of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer with a 3.5% vinyl acetate content (PE204-CS95); and a sealant layer of 98% ionomer (Surlyn 1702) and about 2% of an anti-block agent (Conpol 8750).
A similar combination of materials was used as shown in Example 1. The materials were identical in all respects except that the sealant layer of the forming web comprised a blend of 95% ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer and 5% ionomer.
A laminate structure was tested which included the following formulation:
A laminate was tested and comprised a first or outer layer or polypropylene homopolymer (NPP 2085 GW); a second layer of ethylene propylene copolymer (NPP 3303 GK) available from Northern Petrochemical Company; a third or tie layer as in previous Examples; a fourth or barrier layer as in previous Examples; a fifth or tie layer as in previous Examples; a sixth layer of ethylene propylene copolymer as in the second layer; a seventh tie layer; and a sealant layer as in previous Examples for the forming web.
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