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US1886962A - Building construction - Google Patents
US1886962A
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Roche Heinrich La
Nov. 8, 1932. H. LA ROCHE 1,886,962,
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Filed Jan. 24, 1930 Sheets-Sheet 1 FIG. 1.
H. LA ROCHE 1,886,962
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Nov. 8, 1932. H. LA ROCHE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Filed Jan. 24, 1930 7 Sheets-Sheet 4 Nov, 8, 1932. H. LA ROCHE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Filed Jan. 24, 1930 TShets-Shet 5 H. LA ROCHE BUILDING consmvcnon Filed Jan. 24,
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1930 7 Sheets-Sheet 7 Patented Nov. 8, 1932 7 1,886,962
UNITED STATES PATENT orrlca HEINRICH LA. ROCHE, O1 ZOLLIKE'BBERG, SWITZERLAND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Application filed. January 24, 1980, Serial No. 428,145, and in Germany February 2, 1929.
The present invention relates to the conthat buildings of many stories could not be struction of fabricated or ready made builderectedaccording to such systems. The as ings and has for its object to render possible sembly of the parts was often complicated the economical production of the constituent and many operations such as lasterin layparts of a building down to the last detail ing of floors and the like ha to be e ected in the factory, so that the building may be at the site instead of in the factory. erected on a site in 'a minimum of time. B the present invention it is possible to In the accompanying drawings Figs. 1 and use in the greatest ossible variety of ways 2 are perspective vlews of the improved steel a small number 0 portable standardized .0 frame, skeleton building units. Fig. 3 is a building elements or units, the materials? ers ctive view showing how the improved bein chosen to answer requirements, ecobuil ing units may be assembled in forming nomical from the point of view of construo-' several stories of a building. Figs. 3a an tion, weight and suitability for transport, 3b show partially assembled building orand correct from the point of view of structions. Figs. 3c, 3d and 30 show plans 0 the tural and insulationrequirements. a
several units. Fig. 4; is a perspective view The present invention comprises a system 3 showing the parts of a frame unit detached of construction rendering possible the assemfrom each other. Fig. 5 also shows unit membly of standard fabricated units and erection bers detached from each other. Fi 6 shows, of houses and other buildings of any desired in perspective, an upper corner loo ing from size and height in minimum time and in the 7 below. Fi 7 shows, in perspective, an outer simplest manner, and also the easy enlar ewall and t e corridor of a building embodyment of such buildings and the easy ising the present invention as the same would assembling thereof.
appear during erection. Fig. 8 shows, in Each unit comprises a rectangular steel perspective, a portion of a building embodyframe. On assem ling the units these steel mg the present invention and fitted with frames constitute the skeleton work of the Stairways. Fig. 9 is a diagrammatic view,'in building. The frames are filled with the perspective, of a system for the production of lightest material capable of withstanding the buildings suitable for dwellings of different weather and suitable for thermal insulation 'kinds or sizes. purposes. Maximum economy in buildin In fabricated buildings as heretofore manmaterial is thus realized and saving is e ufactured the constituent parts were not enfected in space and weight and transport extirely suitable. In the first place the conpenses.
stituen-t parts were not standardized accord- To permit simple and rapid erection each '35 ing to a simple system such that dwellings unit is provided at all four corners of the of different types and sizes suitable for occumain members of its steel frame with aperpants having different requirements could be tured lugs a, b, c, e, f, g, which interenbuilt therewith. Further, in certain cases the gage one another at abutting corners of the constituent parts were not made of suitable elements where connection is made by a tiematerial, in respect that the selection of mabolt when a number of the members of the teri'ail was based on the capacity of the facframes are brought together edge to edge. tory; for example, said parts were made en- The building is held against lateral pressure tirely of steel, wood, or concrete. It folby acorridor structure extendingthrough the lowed that the materials were not correctly middle thereof and having corner stays on used from the point of view-[of suitability its ceiling or roof portions. This corridor for the purpose, economy of weight, and structure is composed of side walls portions technical requirements as regards construca which also form inner longitudinal walls. tion and insulation. Also such known sys-. of the rooms and a ceiling or roof portion tems were in the main adapted only for small 1 which has on its under side corner stays 59 dwellings and houses for single families, so which after erection are adjoined tothe ver- I tical frame members of the wall portions of the corridor and thus form a box-structure. The outer wall portions d and ceiling portions 0 of the rooms are supported at both sides of this box-structure. As a result, the walls of the building do not require to be sup orted against lateral pressure by being ma e thick or by any complicated fittings, and can be interconnected in minimum time b interlocking the corner lugs, while anglbs employed to stay the structure against lateral pressure need be visible only in the central corridor. Even with houses of many stories the walls of the building may be quite thin, as they do not take up the entire lateral pressure with their thickness but serve merely as sup orts.
At t e outer wall by means of a single tiebolt h six registering lugs of six units may be held together by a single tension bolt, the corners of four outer wall portions and two roof or ceiling portions being connected (see Fig. 7).
In the corridor eight registering lugs of eight building units projecting into the left and the right upper corners of the corridor are held together by a single tie-bolt. The corner staying of the corridor becomes operativeon fitting the tie-bolts of superposed stories.
It is known to connect building elements b means of hinges or eyes and pins. As distlnguished from this known arrangement,
the essence of the present invention resides in the feature that not only two or three units are connected by one bolt, but, as above mentioned, there are so connected six to eight units so that the units interconnected by means of lugs fitted at the corners of six to eight units function as: links retaining other links in that on six to eight sides they are engaged with upper, lower, left, right and transversely disposed units, there being united at the outer wall six, and in the corridor eight corner lugs to constitute a horizontal hinge engaged by a single tie-bolt. On fitting this tie-bolt all the vertical joints of the units as well as the abutting joints of the ceiling portions of the rooms and corridor are automatically drawn together, and insulating material interposed between the joints in the erecting operation is also pressed into the joints of the outer walls so as to effect a tight connection. The horizontal joints are closed at the outer wall by engagement of the upper portions over the lower portions. Thus, with a single tie-bolt there are rigidly connected six to eight corners even of two stories comprising wall portions, ceiling portions, roof portions and stair portions.
The mounting operation is concentrated at the few corner points of the abutting units and is effected in the most rapid and simple manner with complete safety, permitting the production of buildings of many stories by virtue of the staying of the corners in the central corridor. With very high buildings where the corner stays of the corridor would not sufiice, the ceiling portions of the rooms may also have corner stays similar to those of the ceiling portions of the corridor. The supporting vertical units of the lower stories may comprise stronger steel frames than those of the upper stories. At at least two angles only need the steel frames of the corridor wall portions and corridor ceiling portions and room ceiling portions be stifiened.
The units having corner j oint-forming lugs are thus the Wall'portions and ceiling portions of the corridor and the outer wall portions and ceiling portions of the rooms. These units are embraced in th term main block hereinafter employed.
It is known to assemble buildings from blocks according to a given plan, of given vertical dimensions and given breadth, but not of two main blocks open at opposite sides whereby, it is rendered possible by means of a corridor cell taking up lateral pressure to assemble room cells open at both sides, from which rooms of any desired length can be constructed without angle stays being visible.
Such a main block is shown in perspective in Fig. 1 which consists of two corridor wall portion (1 a corridor ceiling portion 6 and a room ceiling portion c at each side of the corridor, and a room outer wall portion d at each side.
A half main block, Fig. 2, consists of a corridor outer wall portion a, a corridor wall portion a a corridor ceiling portion 5 and, at one side of said corridor wall portion a a room ceiling portion 0 and a room outer wall portion d As shown, a complete main block, Fig. 1, comprises a corridor cell and two room cells. A half main block, Fig. 2, comprises a corridor cell and one room cell.
Complete or half main blocks or complete and half main blocks suitably assembled in the directions of height and breadth give buildings of any desired size.
In Fig. 3 are shown at a a complete main block, at b a half main block, at c an example of a combination of complete and half main blocks, and at d the plan of this combination.
Fig. 4 shows in perspective the units of a main block before assembly, showing clearly the corner stays of the ceiling portion of the corridor which act at the same time as corner lugs and showing also the form of the corner lugs of the other portions.
At the joints of the outer walls the two outer lugs b of the room ceiling portions come to lie exteriorly of and alongside the two upper lugs a of the room wall portions. Of the upper story the two lower lugs a of the room wall portions come to lie exteriorly of the lugs b.
At the joints of the corridor the lower lugs e of the wall portions of the. corridor which project at an angle inwardly and downwardly come directly to the inside of and adjacent to the corner stays of the corridor withthe holes (1, while the inclined inwardly projecting lugs f of the room ceiling portion come within the lugs e, and the horizontal inwardly projecting upper lugs g of the corridor wall portions come within the lugs Thus, on both sides of the main blocks comprising'upper and lower stories three corner lugs come together at the outer wall while in the corridor, reckoning the joint hole cl as a corner lug, there come together four lugs. With the left and right main blocks there are at the outer wall six corner lugs which are connected by a bolt and in the corridor eight corner joints.
Fig. 5 shows diagrammatically the steel frames of the elements of the main block with the stiffening of the angles of the frames of the room ceiling portions, of the corridor ceiling portions and of the corridor wall portions. In the last mentioned the stiffening is at the top in order that there may be room for doors at the right and left.
Fig. 6 shows in perspective an upper corner of the corridor seen from below,
It will be recognized that as corner lugs there serve the corner stays of the corridor ceiling portion cl. Alongside the same is the lower lug e of the corridor wall portion; alongside the latter the inner lug f of the room ceiling portion and then the upper lug g of the corridor wall portion. In this case eight registering corner lugs are connected by one tie-bolt.
Fig. 7 shows in perspective an outer wall and the corridor of a building during erection. Three stories are alread assembled. In the dotted circle 1 are six ad acent corner lugs on the outer wall connected by one tieboltf a denotes the lugs belonging to the lower room outer wall portions, 0 the lugs belonging to the upper room outer wall portions, and b the lugs of the room ceiling portions. In the dotted circle 2 are shown the three registering lugs of the superposed main blocks which are connected by one tie-bolt with the three lugs of the main blocks adjacent thereto. In the dotted circle 3 is shown an upper corner of a main block; in the gap in front of the lugs b of the room ceiling portionrthere engages in the course of erection the lower lug c of the room outer wall portion of the next story. In the dotted circle 4 are shown the four lugs of two adjacent main blocks with the central gap for the lugs 0 of each room outer wall portion of the upper main blocks. In the dotted circle 5 are shown a smallpart of the lugs f of the room ceiling portion, and, adjacent to the same, the openings indicated at e in which in the course of erection the lugs e of the corridor wall portions engage.
The lay-out of the building depends on the number of similar main blocks disposed in a row or rows. The internal transverse division of the rooms is determined by the transverse walls which are located either at the joints of abutting main blocks or centrally of the main blocks; see Fig. 8, showing transverse walls a at the joints and transverse walls b at the middle. This subdivision is rendere possible in each case by reason that, as s i own in Fig. 8, in the outer wall portions of the rooms and in the wall J portions of the corr1d0r the windows and doors are at the left or the right or at both the left and the right, while in the middle there is left free-.a place where the transverse walls can abut. In this way the rooms can be made of any desired number of complete and half cells. Transverse walls may subsequently be fitted throughout at the joints or at the middle or shifted. In this way the dimensions of the rooms of the building can be conveniently changed at any time.
The size of the main that one room cell sufiices, an individual room, toilet, or for a standard kitchen or for a stair-case well. A stair-case well can in every case be fitted as shown in Fig. 8 in this wise that the superposed ceiling portions of room cells at one sideof the corridor are omitted for example, for
and the parts necessary to constitute the stair v introduced. The outer wall portions 0 of stair-case well are, as shown in Fig. 8, similar as regards their steel frames to the room outer wall portions, but the vertical parts of their steel. frames have, height on the inner face, supporting beams d on which the stair portions 6 and f are laid. The outer wall portions of the staircase wells have windows in the lower half. The stair portions 6 and f at the points where they rest on the corridor portionsythe said lugs being engaged with the lugs of the room ceiling portions. Thus, both stair portions are held to the corridor each by one lug.
In most cases there sufiice for a stair-case well the dimensions of one room cell; i larger stair-case wells are required, there may serve therefor any desired number of room cells in that-any desired number of room ceiling portions may be omitted and larger stair portions inserted. In this case the stair-case well outer portions must be fitted in place with a continuous beam, said beam having lugs at a point where otherwise the room ceiling portions would engage with their corner lugs.
At the point where the main blocks are not to be further assembled upwardly and laterally, the size of the building being deblock may be such or for a bath room with.
midway of their have corner lugs horizontal te'rmined the already assembled main,
blocks, see ig. 8, the room ceiling portions and corridor ceiling portions of the u permost main blocks are replaced by thic insulated room roof portions g and corridor roof portions h. The room roof portions are all alike. From the room outer wall portions of the main block they inclineslightly downwards to the corridor wall portions. The corridor roof portions incline slightly downwards from the lateral corridor outer wall portions towards the middle of the building. Several forms of corridor roof portions must be used.
In the gaps which are provided for the lugs of the room outer wall portions of the next story roof terrace rails 2' having corner lugs may be readily mounted.
At the side, non-supporting room outer wall portions 7c having lugs at their upper outer corners may be fitted, each of said wall portions It having at its outer lower corners pins engageable in recesses in the outer upper corners of a lower wall portion.
The non-supporting lateral corridor wall portion Z has fixedly attached bolts which engage the corridor corner joints and so hold said portion. At the bottom it has pins which engage the portion below. The lateral corridor wall portion is mounted in place after the lateral room outer wall portions and holds the same at their inner edges by means of left and ri ht hand projections.
.If, as shown in Fig. 8, the stair should be located at a corner of the building, the lateral outer wall portions m of the stair-case well must engage at their upper inner corner with a pin in a socket .of the adjacent stair portion, 2'. e., in Fig. 8 of the stair portion 6 in order to hold the outer wall ortions of the stair-casewell at the corner 0 the building.
Balcony portions n and terrace ortions 0 have at their lower side directe towards the building corner lugs which come alongside the six adjacent lugs of the outer wall and are fitted to the latter by means of the same tie-bolt. The corner stay on the under side of the balcony portion bears on the vertical portion of the steel frame of the outer wall portion.
Chimneys consisting'of parts in tiers ex tend upwardly along the outer wall of the building and are held in place by clamps which, like the balconies and terraces, are
fitted to corner lugs of the outer wall. I; Porches above house doors are mounted in the same way.
Fig. 9 shows diagrammatically in several constructions by way of example difierent applications of the system for the production of buildings suitable for dwellings of all kinds. There are shown dwellings of all kinds and sizes composed of complete and half main blocks; such as dwellings for sining the main blocks stepwise. If the uppermost roof surface of a building is to be used, the stairs are continued up to the roof, the half main block of the stair-case well projectin beyond the surface of the roof.
If t ere are required rooms which occupy two stories, for example, studios, workshops, spacious halls and dwellings or large factory rooms, the room ceiling portions of one story can be omitted. Then, as in the staircase wells of more than one room cell, there must be fitted along with the outer wall portions of the rooms longitudinal beams having lugs at the points which would otherwise be occupied by the lugs of the omitted ceiling portions. The length of the beam depends on the number of omitted ceiling portions. The beam must in any case have a length equal to the sum of the breadths of the omitted ceiling portions. The upper outer wall portions of these two story rooms may be composed wholly of steel and glass.
Corridorwallportionsconsistingonlyofthe steel frames thereof are used where the corridor at the ends of the building is superfluous and the corridor cells are to be used to enlarge the room cells at the left and right.
' In factories there may be used corridor cells consisting only of steel frames so as to con- .stitute rooms extending right through the building which naturally are interrupted at the points where the corridor would otherwise be located by the supports or pillars constituting the frame members thereof.
The six corner lugs of the outer wall may project inwardly and may be mounted after the manner of the corridor corner lugs in the room ceiling portion in which case the erection of the building can proceed from the inside outwards, but, in the absence of the outer. wall corner lugs, balconies, terraces, chimneys, eaves, etc., cannot be so readily fitted, and in the rooms the appearance of the upper edges of the outer walls is detracted from by the lugs.
The lugs may, however, neither project outwardly or inwardly but may be located within the thickness of the outer wall portions of the rooms and mounted in cavities which are left free at the upper ends of the outer walls of the rooms, said cavities being covered over from the inside afterwards. The said cavities may also serve to receive shutters.
Instead of having four corner lugs, the ceiling portions of the rooms may each have at the corners of the steel frame downwardly projecting pins which engage from above in vertical sockets or recesses in the outer wall portions of the rooms and wall portions of the corridor. On mounting the next story,
the ceiling portions of the rooms are held in place. In this case there is one corner lug less to be fitted in the corridor and in the outer wall.
Buildings may also be erected without the central corridor structure for resisting lateral pressure and traversing the entire building, in which case the ceiling portions "of all the rooms have corner stays; interconnection of the sections of the building bythe corner lugs is effected according to the samcsystem.
The construction of the building elements ma vary. Steel frames may be filled with cor and eternit plates, and the steel frame for the ceiling portion'may be filled with ferro-concrete and sound-insulating material. The external portions may be coveredwith sheet metalor eternit, or plastered or coated with other material for resisting the weather. The steel frames may be afterwards covered with a fire-proofing layer. The sides of the building elements forming the inner rooms may be plasteredand subsequently polished and distempered, or the side walls may each comprise a plate secured to the steel frames. The windows may be fitted directly in the steel frames along with window-sills, shutters etc., and may be arranged to be lowered after the manner of railway carriage windows. In the outer wall portions of the staircase wells they may be pushed upwardly.
There requires to be produced only one standard window which maybe, for example, of one half the breadth of the outer wall portion of a room. By assembling room outer wall portions with two windows or with one window to the left or right a row of windows.
of any desired length may be provided for the inner rooms, see Figs. 3 and 8. v The stand pipes from the roof gutters pass through the ceiling portions of the corridor at the corners for which the necessary opening is provided on erection by unscrewing an inserted cover provided for each corridor ceiling portion. Like openings may be formed in the ceiling portions for drain pipes, heating pi es and water supply pipes. The latter may e formed in the building elements so as to engage one another on erection. There may be also embedded in the building elements conduits for electric current leads, to be connected to suitable fitting in the rooms.
The provision of these features in the fabricated building elements renders it ossible to perform practically all the wor: to be done on a building at the factory so that the building may be erected on the site in minimum time. Cellar wall portions and cellar ceiling portions with extra insulation are produced according to the same system. 'With the provision, however, of store-rooms cellars may be dispensed with, in which case only foundation blocks require to be erected on the site, being spaced in conformity with the main blocks.
The frames of the building elements may also be made of ferro-concrete, wood or any other material suitable for buildings. The building units may be composed of complete cast plates of any supporting and insulating material such as ferro-concrete into which are cast plates integral with corner lugs or to V which such secured.
The frames of the outer wall portions of the rooms may be grooved along the vertical plates may be otherwise rigidly terial may be cast in position, or packing may be provided in the form of impregnated felt;
gain, an upper unit may engage a lower one with a rabbet joint. The corner lugs of the outer wall may be covered over by a cap protecting the same fromthe influences of weather. The joints within the rooms are cleaned and covered with paint. The floor joints are covered with the material forming the surface of the floor.
What I claim is 1. A fabricated building comprising assembled standardized elements constituting when erected main blocks open at two opposite sides and constructed to be adjoined to one another vertically and breadthwise, said main blocks incorporating corridor cells stayed at their upper corners and supporting the building against lateral pressure and room cells adjoined to the corridor cells, said elements comprising rectangular frames having apertured corner lugs of which a number are brought into register on assembly of a number of elements in edge to edge relation, and tie-bolts engaging registering lugs so that the interconnected elements function as links for supporting other elements.
2. A fabricated building comprising assembled standardized elements of rectangular form having apertured corner lugs, said ele ments constituting when erected main blocks open at two opposite sides and constructed to be adjoined to one another vertically and breadth-wise. said main blocks incorporating corridor cells and cells including at least one stair-case well adjoined to the corridor cells, said elements serving as vertical walls for rooms and for the corridor and as ceilings for said rooms and corridor, tie bolts engaging registering apertured lugs of elements having contiguous edges. and a beam extending longitudinally of the stair-case well and having apertured lugs adapted to register with the lugs of elements foaming walls of the building.
The two registering grooves at the 3. A fabricated building comprising assembled standardized elements constituting when erected superposed main blocks open at two opposite sides, said main blocks being arranged step-wise, each main block incorporating corridor cells stayed at their upper corners and supporting the building against lateral pressure and room cells adjoined to the corridor cells, said elements comprising rectangular frames having apertured corner lugs and constructed to be assembled edge to edge with the apertures in said lugs in register, certain of said elements constituting wall forming portions and others of said elements constituting ceiling-forming and roof forming portions, said roof-forming portions serving as terraces, and tie-bolts penetrating the apertures of registering lugs.
4. A fabricated building comprising assembled standardized elements constituting when erected complete and ha f main blocks open at two opposite sides and constructed to be adjoined to one another vertically and breadthwise, said main blocks incorporating corridor cells stayed at their upper corners and supporting the building against lateral pressure and room cells adj oined to the corridor cells, said elements comprising rectangular frames having apertured corner lugs of e which a number are brought into register on assembly of a number of said elements in edge-to-edge relation, registerin lugs.
5. A fa ricated building comprising assembled standardized elements constituting when erected main blocks open at two opposite sides and constructed to be adjoined to one another vertically and breadthwise, said main blocks incorporating corridor cells stayed at their upper corners and supportin the building against lateral pressure and room cells adjoined to the corridor cells, certain of said room cells being of a height which is a multiple of the height of a corridor cell, said elements comprising rectangular frames having apertured corner lugs of which a number are brought together on assembly of a group of vertical and horizontal elements in edge-to-edge relation, longitudinal beams having lugs connected to certain vertical eleinents, and tie-bolts engaging registering ugs.
6. A fabricated building comprising assembled standardized elements constituting when erected main blocks open at two opposite sides and constructed to be adj oined to one another vertically and breadth-wise, said main blocks incorporating corridor cells stayed at their upper corners and supporting the building against lateral pressure and room cells adjoined to the corridor cells, said elements comprising rectangular frames having apertured corner lugs of which a number are brought into register on assembly of-vertically and horizontally disposed elements in edgetoand tie-bolts engaging edge relation, certain of said vertically disposed elements having door apertures and other of said vertically disposed elements having window apertures, and tie-bolts engaging registering lugs.
7. A fabricated building comprising assembled standardized elements constituting when erected main blocks open at two opposite sides and constructed to be adjoined to one another vertically and breadth-wise, said main blocks incorporating corridor cells stayed at their upper corners and supporting the building against lateral pressure and room cells adjoined to the corridor cells, said elements comprising rectangular frames having apertured corner lugs of which a number are brought into register on assembly of a number of elements in edge to edge relation, pipe connections incorporated in certain of said elements and adapted to come into register on assembly of said elements, and tie-bolts engaging registering lugs.
HEINRICH LA ROCHE.
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It's Tatge-tastic!!: Kaitlyn 4 Months and more summer fun!
It's Tatge-tastic!!
Kaitlyn's 4 month stats: Height- 24 1/4 inches 60% Weight-14lbs. 12oz. 75% Head-16 1/2 80%
Hooray for my big girl! She is still chubby, and cute, and exceptionally smiley. We are so in love with our littlest bean! She is such a happy, well behaved bundle of love. She loves to eat and she sleeps pretty well at night. She still wakes up around 1:00AM and 5:00AM to eat but goes right back to sleep! During the day she loves her saucer, play mat, and watching Natalie. tummy time is her favorite along with the bath! She rolls over both ways now and has started scooting herself across the floor (lord help me). She fights her naps 80% of the time lol. Apparently she doesn't want to miss a thing. She officially, as of a few weeks ago, can get a good baby laughing rolling...its absolutely adorable. We are still doing awesome breast feeding. Hit a few bumps about 2 weeks ago and had to supplement a bit a formula (which she guzzled down) for a few days but got ourselves back on track. She is eating more than I can pump at work so keeping enough of a supply is getting challenging, but we are still making it work! Dr. Gina said we can start rice cereal and purees. Im waiting until 5 months for cereal and probably 6 months till purees. She loves Mrs. Diane and the feeling is mutual. She goes to her house Mondays and Thursday now. Wednesdays is our day together while big sister is at school. I'm trying to find something fun for just the two of us to do that day. Hoping to start a little music class in september. Miss KK also drools....EVERYWHERE! I'm expecting a tooth at some point. She really does a number on my knuckles, or shoulder, or her fist, or anything she can get her hands on lol. Bibs are a must....she eats those too. We still aren't sure who she looks like. We get anything from "A combination of all the Tatge boys." to "V, she looks like your dad." She's got some pretty awesome blue eyes. We are thinking they are going to stick around, but my current favorite feature are her thighs...and all the rolls...that I love to squeeze!!
Oh my miss Natalie! She is such a delight! She makes me smile multiple times a day and we always make each other laugh. She is funny, smart as heck, and sometimes rather challenging...but I love every minute of it. She has such an awesome personality and her imagination lately is my favorite thing. She tells the best stories with hand motions and facial expressions that make you feel like they totally happened!!! She changes her outfit about 87,409 times a day, and its almost always a princess dress. We are on Disney Princess over load in this house. Clearly this is what I get for being a tomboy growing up...Pay Back. It's still cute and I am learning to embrace the girly girl that she is :)
She started a new school last week and aside from a few tears the first day she really is loving it. She doesn't like that I pick her up late on mondays and thursdays but I know she will get adjusted soon. I really like her teachers, and the administrators already have memorized our names. They are just a great group of people, and we are super excited for what Preschool has in store for our big girl this year.
Natalie is still doing amazing at swim. We are doing once a week this session instead of twice due to our busy back to school/work schedule. She swims to the wall on her own now, its so cool to see (made me well up the first few times). I'm so very proud, and it makes me much less nervous around pools knowing she can handle herself if she falls in. Miss Stephanie is a terrific teacher! Natalie has had a very fun filled summer. We've done lots of fun playdates, splash parks, story time, beach days and swimming in the pool! I'm excited for things to cool off in a month or so...its been pretty darn hot the last few weeks. Too hot for Kaitlyn to really participate in any of the fun....good thing she won't remember lol. Nat's current favorite buddies are Bradley, Maizy, Tristan, Chase, and her "orlando friends" as she calls them. Ryker taught her how to blow bubbles in her cup. Now every time she gets a new drink she does it...then tells me who taught her lol :)
Its been a big adjustment not having Grandma here! We miss her very much, for multiple of reasons, but mainly because she is just plain AWESOME! We are already counting down to when we go to WI and see everyone in November. Deer Hunting and Turkey Day will be on the agenda among other things! We also got to spend some quality time with Aunt Jo! We are so lucky she was able to come hang, she was a huge help and Natalie loved playing with her. We get some more Aunt Jo love when she drags Uncle Wally down here in October!! HOORAY :)
It's now Nick's busy travel season, which I know is super hard for him now that he has to leave two cutest all week. The girls defiantly miss him...almost as much as I do. By Thursday I'm ready for a trip to target alone and a beer :)
Upcoming fun events here in The Southern Most Tatge world:
-Orlando this wknd for the UCF game
-Getting high hat lightening put in the house. LET THERE BE LIGHT!
-New Playground delivery and install!
-Our Buddy Maizy's 3rd Birthday party
-Kaitlyn turns 5 months!
-I'm sure a food truck invasion is in store
-Story time starts back up
-We hopefully set up interviews with 2 date night babysitters
-Nat starts soccer!
-Move Kaitlyn into her own room....fingers crossed!
I'd say I promise it won't be 2 months in between posts next time...but I'd be kidding myself! Ice Creams been consumed, its past my bed time :)
Nat took a selfie :)
Usually who I wake up next too!
Always. Outside.
On our way to Orlando with Aunt Jo
Happy Chaos :)
4 mth checkup
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Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and Its Production and Processing: Requirements Recommended for Adoption by State Regulatory Agencies, 51747-51748 [05-17268] :: Agricultural Marketing Service :: Department Of Agriculture :: Regulation Tracker :: Justia
Justia Regulation Tracker Department Of Agriculture Agricultural Marketing Service Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and Its Production and Processing: Requirements Recommended for Adoption by State Regulatory Agencies, 51747-51748 [05-17268]
Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and Its Production and Processing: Requirements Recommended for Adoption by State Regulatory Agencies, 51747-51748 [05-17268]
Download as PDF 51747 Notices Federal Register Vol. 70, No. 168 Wednesday, August 31, 2005 This section of the FEDERAL REGISTER contains documents other than rules or proposed rules that are applicable to the public. Notices of hearings and investigations, committee meetings, agency decisions and rulings, delegations of authority, filing of petitions and applications and agency statements of organization and functions are examples of documents appearing in this section. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Submission for OMB Review; Comment Request August 25, 2005. The Department of Agriculture has submitted the following information collection requirement(s) to OMB for review and clearance under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, Public Law 104–13. Comments regarding (a) whether the collection of information is necessary for the proper performance of the functions of the agency, including whether the information will have practical utility; (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate of burden including the validity of the methodology and assumptions used; (c) ways to enhance the quality, utility and clarity of the information to be collected; (d) ways to minimize the burden of the collection of information on those who are to respond, including through the use of appropriate automated, electronic, mechanical, or other technological collection techniques or other forms of information technology should be addressed to: Desk Officer for Agriculture, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Office of Management and Budget (OMB), OIRA_Submission@OMB.EOP.GOV or fax (202) 395–5806 and to Departmental Clearance Office, USDA, OCIO, Mail Stop 7602, Washington, DC 20250– 7602. Comments regarding these information collections are best assured of having their full effect if received within 30 days of this notification. Copies of the submission(s) may be obtained by calling (202) 720–8681. An agency may not conduct or sponsor a collection of information unless the collection of information displays a currently valid OMB control number and the agency informs potential persons who are to respond to the collection of information that such persons are not required to respond to VerDate Aug<18>2005 21:04 Aug 30, 2005 Jkt 205001 the collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Farm Service Agency [Number DA–03–07] Title: Emergency Conservation Program. OMB Control Number: 0560–0082. Summary of Collection: The Farm Service Agency (FSA), in cooperation with the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the Forest Service, and other agencies and organizations, provides eligible producers and landowners cost-share incentives and technical assistance through several conservation and environmental programs to help farmers, ranchers, and other eligible landowners and operators conserve soil, improve water quality, develop forests, and rehabilitate farmland severely damaged by natural disasters. The authorities to collect information for this collection are found under the Food Security Act of 1985, as amended, and the Agricultural Credit Act of 1978 (16 U.S.C. 2201–2205). Need and Use of the Information: FSA will collect information using forms AD–245, Practice Approval and Payment Application and FSA–18, Applicant’s Agreement to Complete an Uncompleted Practice. The collected information will be used to determine if the person, land, and practices are eligible for participation in the respective program and to receive costshare assistance. Description of Respondents: Farms. Number of Respondents: 100,000. Frequency of Responses: Reporting: Annually. Total Burden Hours: 75,040. Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and Its Production and Processing: Requirements Recommended for Adoption by State Regulatory Agencies Ruth Brown, Departmental Information Collection Clearance Officer. [FR Doc. 05–17272 Filed 8–30–05; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 3410–05–P PO 00000 Frm 00001 Fmt 4703 Sfmt 4703 Agricultural Marketing Service Agricultural Marketing Service, USDA. ACTION: Final notice. AGENCY: SUMMARY: This document is a final notice that modifies the recommended manufacturing milk requirements (Recommended Requirements) by establishing provisions for sheep milk, modifying follow-up procedures when plant-commingled milk in storage tanks exceeds the maximum allowable bacterial estimate, and defining heattreated cream. The notice to modify the Recommended Requirements was requested by the Dairy Division of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA). This document makes certain other changes to the Recommended Requirements for clarity and consistency. Also, a second notice published in error on August 18, 2005, in the Federal Register is withdrawn. EFFECTIVE DATE: September 1, 2005. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Reginald Pasteur, Marketing Specialist, Standardization Branch, Dairy Programs, AMS, USDA, telephone (202) 720–7473 or email Reginald.Pasteur@usda.gov. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Under the authority of the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946, as amended (7 U.S.C. 1621– 1627), the United States Department of Agriculture maintains a set of model regulations relating to quality and sanitation requirements for the production and processing of manufacturing grade milk. These Recommended Requirements are developed by AMS and recommended for adoption and enforcement by the various States that regulate manufacturing grade milk. The purpose of the model requirements is to promote uniformity in State dairy laws and regulations relating to manufacturing grade milk. In consultation with representatives from NASDA, State regulatory agencies, E:\FR\FM\31AUN1.SGM 31AUN1 51748 Federal Register / Vol. 70, No. 168 / Wednesday, August 31, 2005 / Notices Food and Drug Administration, and dairy industry trade associations, the Department prepared the Recommended Requirements to promote uniformity in State dairy laws and regulations for manufacturing grade milk. To accommodate changes that have occurred in the dairy industry, NASDA and various State officials have from time-to-time requested USDA to update the Recommended Requirements. During its July 2003 annual meeting, the Dairy Division of NASDA passed resolutions requesting USDA to provide provisions for sheep milk, add followup procedures used when plantcommingled milk in storage tanks exceeds the maximum allowable bacterial estimate, and providing a definition for heat-treated cream. AMS reviewed these resolutions and developed a draft that identified the changes associated with this request. This draft was provided to State regulatory officials and dairy trade association representatives for informal discussion prior to publication in the Federal Register. Subsequently, a notice of proposal to change the document, ‘‘Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and Its Production and Processing Requirements Recommended for Adoption by State Regulatory Agencies’’ was published in the Federal Register on Thursday, April 21, 2005 (70 FR 20730). The notice of proposal to change the document provided for a 60-day comment period that ended on June 20, 2005. No comments were received. A second notice published on August 18, 2005 (70 FR 48515) is hereby withdrawn. The August 18th notice duplicates the original notice and was published in error. Accordingly, the changes proposed in the Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and It’s Production and Processing: Recommended Requirements for Adoption by State Regulatory Agencies are incorporated in the revised Recommended Requirements. The Recommended Requirements (incorporating the changes herein adopted) are available either from the above address or by accessing the information on the Internet at the following address: http:// www.ams.usda.gov/dairy/ manufmlk.pdf. Authority: (7 U.S.C. 1621–1627). Dated: August 25, 2005. Kenneth C. Clayton, Associate Administrator, Agricultural Marketing Service. [FR Doc. 05–17268 Filed 8–30–05; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 3410–02–P VerDate Aug<18>2005 17:39 Aug 30, 2005 Jkt 205001 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Forest Service Tehama County Resource Advisory Committee Forest Service, USDA. Notice of meeting. AGENCY: ACTION: SUMMARY: The Tehama County Resource Advisory Committee (RAC) will meet in Red Bluff, California. Agenda items to be covered include: (1) Introductions, (2) Approval of Minutes, (3) Public Comment, (4) Project Proposal/Possible Action, (5) Sub-Committee Reports, (6) Chairman’s Perspective, (7) General Discussion, (8) County Update, (9) Next Agenda. 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[FR Doc No: 05-17268]
[Number DA-03-07]
Milk for Manufacturing Purposes and Its Production and
Processing: Requirements Recommended for Adoption by State Regulatory
SUMMARY: This document is a final notice that modifies the recommended
manufacturing milk requirements (Recommended Requirements) by
establishing provisions for sheep milk, modifying follow-up procedures
when plant-commingled milk in storage tanks exceeds the maximum
allowable bacterial estimate, and defining heat-treated cream. The
notice to modify the Recommended Requirements was requested by the
Dairy Division of the National Association of State Departments of
Agriculture (NASDA). This document makes certain other changes to the
Recommended Requirements for clarity and consistency. Also, a second
notice published in error on August 18, 2005, in the Federal Register
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Reginald Pasteur, Marketing
Specialist, Standardization Branch, Dairy Programs, AMS, USDA,
telephone (202) 720-7473 or email Reginald.Pasteur@usda.gov.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Under the authority of the Agricultural
Marketing Act of 1946, as amended (7 U.S.C. 1621-1627), the United
States Department of Agriculture maintains a set of model regulations
relating to quality and sanitation requirements for the production and
processing of manufacturing grade milk. These Recommended Requirements
are developed by AMS and recommended for adoption and enforcement by
the various States that regulate manufacturing grade milk. The purpose
of the model requirements is to promote uniformity in State dairy laws
and regulations relating to manufacturing grade milk.
In consultation with representatives from NASDA, State regulatory
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Food and Drug Administration, and dairy industry trade associations,
the Department prepared the Recommended Requirements to promote
uniformity in State dairy laws and regulations for manufacturing grade
milk. To accommodate changes that have occurred in the dairy industry,
NASDA and various State officials have from time-to-time requested USDA
to update the Recommended Requirements.
During its July 2003 annual meeting, the Dairy Division of NASDA
passed resolutions requesting USDA to provide provisions for sheep
milk, add follow-up procedures used when plant-commingled milk in
storage tanks exceeds the maximum allowable bacterial estimate, and
providing a definition for heat-treated cream. AMS reviewed these
resolutions and developed a draft that identified the changes
associated with this request. This draft was provided to State
regulatory officials and dairy trade association representatives for
informal discussion prior to publication in the Federal Register.
Subsequently, a notice of proposal to change the document, ``Milk
for Manufacturing Purposes and Its Production and Processing
Requirements Recommended for Adoption by State Regulatory Agencies''
was published in the Federal Register on Thursday, April 21, 2005 (70
FR 20730). The notice of proposal to change the document provided for a
60-day comment period that ended on June 20, 2005. No comments were
received. A second notice published on August 18, 2005 (70 FR 48515) is
hereby withdrawn. The August 18th notice duplicates the original notice
and was published in error.
Accordingly, the changes proposed in the Milk for Manufacturing
Purposes and It's Production and Processing: Recommended Requirements
for Adoption by State Regulatory Agencies are incorporated in the
revised Recommended Requirements. The Recommended Requirements
(incorporating the changes herein adopted) are available either from
the above address or by accessing the information on the Internet at
the following address: http://www.ams.usda.gov/dairy/manufmlk.pdf.

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Oh thanks a lot beccagivens! No, not to be continued... lets say Im in a time of my life where I like to left things incomplete and open for imagination :)


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this is my mum at her twenty first in the early sixties.when i looked at this photo i was struck with the contrast to today's coming of age birthdays. eighteen is of course the legal age of majority and twenty one still has a cultural significance. for both of them the gift of choice seems to be alcohol and it seems such a shame. alcohol is a consumable, drunk and forgotten. even worse, it is an intoxicating consumable so in celebration of their own or their friends' adulthood kids have some drinks, behave badly, put themselves in danger of accident or assault and vomit.by contrast, mum's gifts had a place in our lives for years to come. i remember the lamp being used as a bedside light, the wire magazine rack on the right was eventually painted black and used for a pot plant, the rug at the back is still in service, the books would have been enjoyed and might still be around, towels used to establish my parents' household, eventually to be the family home,then there are the porcelain vases, not greatly admired by mum, they were icons of beauty and glamour to a little girl growing up in the seventies.gifts like the ones mum received might these days be regarded as overly domestic, maybe even as symbolising the domestic servitude of women but in giving these things mum's friends and family were wishing for her a life rich in small pleasures, a good book, a picnic with family, bedtime stories by a soft light, even the smallish vases compared to today's grander versions might have encouraged an appreciation of the beauty in a single stem or small posy of flowers. i like to think that the gifts given to my mum were representative of a life made rich through gratitude, experience and love.
John12:31 pm, April 17, 2010Lovely post. The subject has been treated with incredible sensitivity, with a command of English that describes the philosophy that determined the type of gift and celebratory style. I felt a surge of emotion as I read about an earlier age in the lives of Mum's generation and mine and generations prior to that.18th birthdays are now trivialised as is Christmas and Easter celebrations.In some ways sadly, many of the people who were the gift givers are not with us now. The gifts are trigger memories of great people.ReplyDeleteSuzanne3:17 pm, April 17, 2010I love this so much. Kylie. I do. I want to cry, but I won't. I remember my very British grandmother with a hanky in her watch band. I see your Mum has one too. I love all the tea cups. You know how I love beautiful tea cups. I wish life was still that gentle, but my darling friend, it isn't. I love this post very much. XOReplyDeletenick6:29 pm, April 17, 2010I do agree that a 21st with little gifts you could cherish for years was so much better than a mindless drinking spree. I had a modest 21st party with little alcohol and no gifts. If I was expected to celebrate my 21st today with a booze-binge I think I'd pretend it was my 22nd.ReplyDeleteMartin H.6:39 pm, April 17, 2010And your mum looks genuinely happy on her 'coming of age'. Happiness being the sum total of the event and the gifts to mark it.Very nice post that will strike a chord with many, I'm sure.ReplyDeleteDelwyn7:18 pm, April 17, 2010Hi thereI enjoyed your post and couldn't help think how much things have changed not just from then to now but in the years of the 60s there was such colossal change. I was a teenager in the 60s and things were very different for me. I rode a small motorbike, wore a leather coat to university, became a bohemian and then a hippie...thanks for your storyHappy daysReplyDeletetony8:25 pm, April 17, 2010Gentler but more relaxed times.What A Lovely Smile your Mum has!ReplyDeleteBarry10:37 pm, April 17, 2010Ah yes, times have changed, haven't they. For the best in some ways, but in others we have lost a lot.Your mother looks both joyful and a little overwhelmed by the generosity of family and friends.ReplyDeletePat transplanted to MN1:28 am, April 18, 2010What a superb photo. Indeed what a difference in celebrations there is today. I don't think a drunken 21 year old celebrating today considers leaving photos as memprabilia for the next generations...ReplyDeletewillow1:46 am, April 18, 2010I love the sweetness of this photo, her lovely shy smile, posed with all her little gifts and cards.ReplyDeleteChristine H.5:31 am, April 18, 2010I also love the warm and gentle expression on your mother's face. She is simply glowing.ReplyDeleteBarbara11:46 am, April 18, 2010What a great picture. Wouldn't it be nice to have a photo of all your birthdays and the gifts you received?She looks so pretty and happy.ReplyDeleteLeah12:26 pm, April 18, 2010Such an interesting post, Kylie. I really love your analysis of this fascinating photo. I wish I'd gotten such domestic treasures on my 21st!ReplyDeleteRuahines12:40 pm, April 18, 2010Kia ora Kylie, Well put and very good points. These little treasures gaon value with each passing day. We are losing this in our lives, much to our detriment. Kia kaha.Aroha,RobbReplyDeleteVicki Lane1:10 am, April 19, 2010A sweet picture! When I was about eighteen, I began to receive household items for my hope chest -- I was delighted!ReplyDeleteL. D. Burgus6:35 am, April 19, 2010It is such a nice post. I like how the picture reveals the time and the history of it.ReplyDeleteNana Jo8:07 am, April 19, 2010This is such a gift to read. Your mother looks so gentle and graceful. How much better to mark our rites of passage with meaningful celebrations rather than occasions which dull the senses and ultimately become vapid and empty. I wish the young women of today could know the joy of a Hope chest.ReplyDeleteAlan Burnett5:25 pm, April 19, 2010There is a lot of truth in what you say. I seem to remember that I got a pen for my 18th birthday. I would like to say that I still have it now, but I don't. Great post.ReplyDeleteThe Silver Fox4:24 am, April 20, 2010Very nice outlook on the "domestic" quality of many of the gifts.ReplyDeletekylie6:01 pm, April 23, 2010HELLO!if any faithful soul is still interested in my responses here, i finally made it :)thank you to everyone for your interest & your thoughtful comments. i am sure mum enjoyed the compliments to her young self, toohave a grand weekendkylieReplyDelete~*Tinkerbelle*~11:08 pm, May 04, 2010Kylie, just wanted to tell you how incredibly beautiful this post was - omg - i loved it!!!Bless Beverly!What i noticed is how her tissue or 'hanky' is tucked in beside her watch.SHE STILL DOES THAT!!!!!Love everything about this post, the words, the picture and the contrast to modern society!!!PS: Always love reading your blogs Kylie!!!ReplyDeletekylie8:29 pm, May 05, 2010hey tinks!wonderful to see you here!thanks for that, i'm pretty proud of this post.how's the world without the old crackbook??ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...


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Terebellida - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Terebellida make up an order of the Polychaeta class, commonly referred to as "bristle worms". Together with the Sabellida, the Spionida and some enigmatic families of unclear taxonomic relationship (e.g. the Saccocirridae), they make up the subclass Canalipalpata, one of the three main clades of polychaetes.[1] Like most polychaetes, almost all members of the Terebellida are marine organisms. Most are small, sessile detritivores (deposit feeders) which live in small tubes they build from mud or similar substrate, or burrow in the sand. Their central nervous system displays characteristic apomorphies.
Living tube of Lanice conchilega (Terebellidae) in the Wadden Sea at low tide.
Such structures can be preserved as fossils.
There is little consensus on the number of families. Some treatments accept as little as five,[2][3] while other authors list over a dozen. Here, the more inclusive view of the Terebellida is followed, based on a major review of polychaete systematics.[1] Cladistic studies have hitherto only analyzed a rather small proportion of polychaetes; hence it may be that some of the families today included in Terebellida by most authors will eventually be again recognized to belong elsewhere.
Acrocirridae (acrocirrids, sometimes placed in Spionida suborder)
Alvinellidae (alvinellids)
Ampharetidae (ampharetids)
Ampharetinae (ampharetines, a subfamily)
Cirratulidae (cirratulids, sometimes placed in Spionida suborder)
Ctenodrilidae (ctenodrilids, sometimes own suborder Ctenodrilida)
Fauveliopsidae (fauveliopsids, sometimes own suborder Fauveliopsida)
Flabelligeridae (flabelligerids, sometimes Flabelligerida suborder)
Flotidae (flotids, sometimes included in Flabelligeridae)
Pectinariidae (pectinariids, commonly referred to as trumpet worms or ice cream cone worms)
Poeobiidae (poeobiids, sometimes own suborder Poeobiida or included in Flabelligerida suborder)
Sternaspidae (sternaspids, sometimes own suborder Sternaspida)
Terebellidae (terebellids, commonly referred to as spaghetti worms)
Trichobranchidae (trichobranchids)
Alvinella pompejana, an Alvinellidae
Cirratulus cirratus, a Cirratulidae
Diplocirrus incognitus, a Flabelligeridae
Lagis koreni, a Pectinariidae (with its tube)
Lanice conchilega, a Terebellidae
A notable terebellid is the Pompeii worm (Alvinella pompejana), an alvinellid. It is the most heat-tolerant complex organism known on Earth. Found near hydrothermal vents deep in the Pacific Ocean, it thrives at a temperature of 50 °C (122 °F). This is near the theoretical limit for eukaryotes, whose mitochondria disintegrate at about 55 °C (131 °F).
Seven species of pelagic (free-swimming) terebellids have recently been discovered, including Swima in 2009[4][5][6] and Teuthidodrilus in 2010.[7][8][9][10][11] These seven species have been assigned to four new genera, forming a phylogenetic clade within the Acrocirridae family.[4][12]
Polychaetes lack a firm skeleton, so they do not fossilize well. For this reason, only a small number of prehistoric bristle worms have been described. Several of these have been placed in the Terebellida suborder, though often only tentatively so, owing to the ongoing uncertainties about polychaete phylogeny. However, as the terebellid habit of constructing characteristic tubes in which to live seems quite ancient, such structures are occasionally found in conservation Lagerstätten. Polychaete remains associated with such ichnofossils can therefore be quite certainly be allocated to the Terebellida.[citation needed] Prehistoric polychaete genera historically presumed to be Terebellida include the following, though most are now recognized as trace fossils of uncertain makers:
Cryptosiphon Prantl, 1948
Granularia Pomel, 1849
Harlania Goppert, 1852
Lepidenteron Fritsch, 1878
Paraterebella Howell, 1955 (= Terebellopsis Howell, 1953)
Proterebella Howell, 1953
Psammosiphon Vine, 1882
Scalarituba Weller, 1899
Scolecoderma Salter, 1855
Terebellites Howell, 1943
Terebelloides Desio, 1940
Terebellolites Desio, 1940
Terebellopsis Leymerie, 1844 (see also Paraterebella)
Eupolymnia crasscornis
Pectinaria australis
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Aston Martin announced the revival of its Vanquish model, an attractive grand tourer with extreme sport luxury characteristics.
The newest Aston Martin model revives the best model name in the automotive industry. The Vanquish replaces the DBS in the company's line-up and retains the grand tourer style. The Vanquish uses a 6-liter V-12, producing 565 horsepower. Aston Martin boasts a 183 mph top speed and zero-to-62 mph time of 4.1 seconds.
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Wayne Cunningham Showing an engineering leap forward, the Vanquish's body panels are all composed of carbon fiber. Aston Martin did not include the car's curb weight in the specifications, but does say the new Vanquish is 25 percent more rigid than the outgoing DBS.
Wayne Cunningham Aston Martin mounts a six-speed automatic transmission at the rear axle. The Vanquish's adaptive suspension system includes three modes: Normal, Sport, and Track. It also has a launch control mode.
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Wayne Cunningham From this interior photo, it looks like Aston Martin has improved its cabin tech interface. Instead of separate displays for radio and navigation, it looks like the interface is integrated into a flip-up LCD. Aston Martin says it uses Garmin navigation software, and the Vanquish also gets a 1,000 watt 15-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system.

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The Battle of Merson during the Clone Wars consisted of Galactic Republic forces, led by Jedi Master Ronhar Kim, his Padawan Tap-Nar-Pal and Captain Gilad Pellaeon, being sent into battle on the planet Merson.
Republic Intelligence underestimated the forces on the planet by a factor of five, and were crushed. The Separatists had expected the attack due to information given by Darth Sidious to Count Dooku, warning that the Republic would be arriving shortly.[1] As a consequence, the local Merson pirate forces were augmented with CIS droids and material.[4]
Captain Pellaeon withdrew upon the arrival of additional CIS forces and Master Ronhar Kim, his Padawan and their army perished on the planet below. Kim's Padawan attempted a strafing run to assist his master, only to be shot down by B2 super battle droids.[1]
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Scientific monitoring of Tigers gets a boost in India
WCS/CWS India under the leadership of Dr Ullas Karanth has been developing new monitoring methodologies for tigers and prey species for over two decades working in tandem with Karnataka Forest Department. Now National Tiger Conservation Authority has decided to incorporate some of their key suggestions as a part of the official protocols.
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Annual monitoring of tiger source populations will be done using capture-recapture. Individual identification of tigers will be done using camera trap data or faecal DNA analysis. These protocols will work in close association with a national tiger photographic data base repository to be developed and maintained at NTCA.
Minimum sampling area will be 400 sq km at a time. Sampling intensity aimed at will be 1,000 trap nights per 100 sq km.
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If deployment of camera traps in an entire reserve – or parts of it – is not feasible for any reason, faecal DNA samples will be collected within 45-60 day survey period and analysed to arrive at tiger numbers.
Protocols have been also laid down for estimating prey densities using line transect surveys and the use of DISTANCE software.
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T.C. Sketchers Reboot Off to a Good Start!
Twin Cities Urban Sketchers met at Saint Paul's Union Depot last Sunday for a sketch-out and meeting afterwards to talk about the future of TC Urban Sketchers.
Most of our sketch-out participants on the roof of Union Depot.
We had a lot of fun sketching together and we got to eat some goodies people brought including these awesome Urban Sketchers cupcakes (thanks, Amber & Daniel!).
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Thanks to everyone who helped and participated. If you haven't already shared your sketches on this blog or on our Facebook Page, please do. If you need help posting your sketches, let me know.
There are several awesome groups that meet and sketch in the Twin Cities. TC Urban Sketchers, being the local franchise of the worldwide Urban Sketchers movement has a different flavor to add to the mix. Through our blog and social media, we hope to keep local sketchers informed about seminars, events and other news coming through the global Urban Sketchers. At Sunday's meeting, Amber, Daniel and Cris talked about the upcoming 2016 Urban Sketchers seminar in Manchester, England. Cris will our correspondent to the 1st Urban Sketching Meeting in Brazil in April (more about that in a future post).We will also try to inform members of visits of notable sketchers that visit the Twin Cities. A suggestion was made to put links to connect to Urban Sketchers resources on the blog, for example the excellent "Drawing Attention" (you can subscribe to Drawing Attention at this link). I'll add links to the sidebar soon.
Roz talked about our annual sketch-out at the MInnesota State Fair which will be led by Marty Harris this year. The consensus of the group was to try having sketch-outs the third weekend on either a Saturday or Sunday depending on what works best for the group. We talked about places we want to sketch and some folks wanted to sketch outside in the brief, but glorious warm season here in Minnesota. There may be special sketch-outs at concerts, events and festivals and virtual sketch-outs like the Midwest Urban Sketchers have. We may even try sketching at night using book lights. We'll also share information on books, techniques and materials to improve our sketching. If you have more questions, suggestions or ideas, please share them in the comments or on the TC Urban Sketchers Facebook page or contact me.
And the next TC Sketchers sketch-out will be Saturday, April 16th at Saint Anthony Main and the Xcel Energy Water Power Park in Minneapolis. I'll have more info on that in a week or so. Thanks again!
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April 16 at St Anthony Main! That will be the height of the Minneapolis St Paul International Film Festival, great for people watching *and* film watching!


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I really don't know how I feel about this book. I was contacted by the publisher to read it and I said yes immediately, I loved the cover and the blurb sounded interesting. And now... after finish it I'm torn in two. One part of me really enjoyed the mystery and the intrigue and wanted to keep on reading chapter after chapter. But, the other part of me didn't enjoy a few elements of the book and it's disappointed by the end.
It's easy to summarize the story in one line: Corey comes back to Lost Creek after her best friend dies. Through her and her memories, we discover that Kyra was a bipolar teenager and that the town rejected her and that Lost is not a normal place. Once she is back she knows something is not right and that something happened to her friend. With her mind set on finding out the truth, Corey has to face a whole town that doesn't accept her anymore and that will protect its secrets at all cost. And, it's about this last part where I don't fully enjoy the story. Despite being fiction and labeled as mystery, thriller or suspense (take your pick) I found hard to believe some of the things happening in the story. It was too much... come on why did she went alone, I know it used to be her home but her best friend just died she needs some kind of support and she still is a kid for me. I don't want to spoil anything so I won't say anything else.
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I didn't understand the part of the book that looked like "script" segments, I would have like in a movie adaptation but here they appear at a weird place in the book and don't make much sense to me. If they would appear in the first chapters maybe I would have gotten used to them but it was not the case.
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A performing bear has been pictured in a medieval market in Spain.
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Reports of the bear in the area were brought to the website's attention by David Meanwell from Bear Conservation and a photo of the captive bear soon emerged.
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In 2010, a man was mauled to death in America by a performing bear.
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