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Ian Wilson (* 1941 in Clapham (London)) ist ein englischer Historiker und Autor von Büchern mit religiösen und wissenschaftlichen Themen, die in seinen Büchern oft miteinander verknüpft werden.

Wilson studierte Neuzeitliche Geschichte am Magdalen College der Universität Oxford, das er dort 1963 abschloss. Gleichzeitig studierte er Kunst an der Ruskin School of Art der Universität Oxford. Er forscht seit den 1970er Jahren über die Geschichte des Turiner Grabtuchs und hat darüber mehrere Bücher veröffentlicht, in denen er die These vertritt, dass das Turiner Grabtuch identisch mit dem Bild von Edessa ist, das zwischen 544 und 1204 in Edessa und Konstantinopel bezeugt ist.

Er wohnte 26 Jahre lang in Bristol (England), lebt jetzt aber mit seiner Frau Melanie und seinen Kindern Katherine, Lydie und Morgan in Brisbane (Australien). Er konvertierte 1972 vom anglikanischen zum römisch-katholischen Glauben.

Werke
 The Turin Shroud: The Burial Cloth of Jesus Christ?. 1979, ISBN 0-385-15042-3.
 Mind out of time?: Reincarnation claims investigated. 1981, ISBN 0-575-02968-4.(Nachdruck 1982 unter dem Titel All In The Mind)
 Jesus: The Evidence. 1984.
 The Exodus Enigma. 1985.
 The Evidence of the Shroud. 1986.
 Worlds Beyond: From the files of the Society for Psychical Research. 1986, ISBN 0-297-78604-0.
 Undiscovered: The Fascinating World of Undiscovered Places, Graves, Wrecks and Treasure. 1987, ISBN 0-688-07278-X.
 The Bleeding Mind: An investigation into the Mysterious Phenomenon of Stigmata. 1988, ISBN 0-297-79099-4.
 The After Death Experience: The Physics of the Non-Physical. 1989, ISBN 0-688-08000-6.
 Stigmata: An Investigation into the Mysterious Appearance of Christ's Wounds in Hundreds of People from Medieval Italy to Modern America. 1989, ISBN 0-06-250974-8.
 Superself: The Hidden Powers Within Us. 1989, ISBN 0-283-99656-0.
 Holy Faces, Secret Places: An Amazing Quest for the Face of Jesus. 1991, ISBN 0-385-26105-5.
 The Columbus Myth: Did men of Bristol reach America before Columbus?. 1992, ISBN 0-671-71167-9.
 Shakespeare: The Evidence: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Man and His Work. 1994, ISBN 0-312-11335-8.
 In Search of Ghosts. 1996, ISBN 0-7472-4707-2.
 The Blood and the Shroud: New Evidence That the World's Most Sacred Relic Is Real. 1998, ISBN 0-684-85529-1; deutsch: Das Turiner Grabtuch. Die Wahrheit. München 1999, ISBN 3-442-15010-8.
 Jesus: The Evidence. 2000, ISBN 0-89526-239-8.
 The Bible is History. 2000, ISBN 0-89526-250-9.
 The Turin Shroud: Unshrouding the Mystery. 2000, ISBN 1-85479-501-5.
 Life after Death: The Evidence. 2001.
 Past Lives: Unlocking the Secrets of Our Ancestors. 2001, ISBN 0-304-35474-0.
 Before the Flood: The Biblical Flood as a Real Event and How it Changed the Course of Civilisation. 2001.
 John Cabot and the Matthew. 2003.
 Nostradamus: The Man Behind the Prophecies. 2003, ISBN 0-312-31790-5.
 Murder at Golgotha: A Scientific Investigation Into the Last Days of Jesus's Life, His Death, and His Resurrection. Griffin, U.S. 2007, ISBN 0-312-36662-0.
 The Shroud. Bantam Press, London 2010, ISBN 978-0-593-06359-0.

Weblinks
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China has not yet placed a full ban on open-loop scrubbers
Chinese regulators have updated part of its domestic emission control area (DECA) regulations with effect from 1 January 2019 but has not yet placed a full ban on open-loop scrubbers as reported widely.
China issues new data collection system with immediate effect
China has adopted new regulations concerning the reporting of fuel consumption and energy efficiency with effect from 1 January 2019.
EU-flagged newbuildings to carry IHM
Starting 31 December 2018, EU-flagged newbuildings must carry out an inventory of hazardous materials on board and carry relevant certification.
IMO increases focus on 2020 fuel safety
The IMO has agreed to back a proposal submitted by BIMCO and fellow industry associations to have the Marine Safety Committee (MSC) take a more robust stance when it comes to expected safety implications of compliant fuel ahead of the IMO 0.50% sulphur limit coming into force on 1 January 2020.
BIMCO publishes two 2020 sulphur clauses
BIMCO has published two sulphur content related bunker clauses which are now available on the BIMCO website and on SmartCon, BIMCO's contract editing solution.
US 2013 VGP remain in force beyond its expiration date
US have changed its law in relation to discharges from ships incidental to its normal operation. A new law, the Vessel Incidental Discharge Act (VIDA) establishes a new legal framework for the regulation of such discharges from ships in US waters.
BIMCO applauds the landmark announcement by Maersk
BIMCO applauds the landmark announcement by Maersk of its ambition to reach carbon neutrality by 2050.
BIMCO to highlight autonomous ships and 2020 fuel challenges at IMO
BIMCO and industry partners will contribute to constructive discussions of a number of important topics such as guidelines for autonomous ships and 2020 fuel challenges at the 100th session of the IMO's Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 100) in London on 3 – 7 December 2018.
Autonomous ships
Singapore MPA to ban use of open-loop scrubbers
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore has decided to prohibit the use of open-loop exhaust gas cleaning systems within its port limits, as of 1 January 2020. MPA chief executive, Andrew Tan, announced the new regulation, which is already part of current legislation, in his opening address at the Singapore Registry of Ships Forum.
China to release new domestic emission control area regulation
The Chinese Ministry of Transport (MOT) has passed a new domestic emission control area regulation from 1 January 2019 in their territorial waters.

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The Drowned Book is a collection of poetry written by Sean O'Brien, a British poet, critic, novelist, broadcaster, and playwright. In 2007 it was awarded with The Forward prize for best collection (The third time this author has received this award) and the T. S. Eliot Prize in 2007. The book was reprinted in 2015, with an introduction from poet and novelist Helen Dunmore, and a revision that gave it 16 more pages and a new cover.

Themes and subject matter

The Drowned Book is a collection of poems based around Dante's Inferno, but the author decided to re-write them themed around a darker than usual form of water that is unclean and filled with emotions, and its part in the Northern English history. According to Sarah Crown, the author refers to the Victorian era and how the humans visioned themselves as being in control of the water element using different tools. In the poem "Re-edify me" he holds this thought in high regard. Yet, in "Water Gardens" poem, he talks about how detrimental the era was.

Critical response
Sarah Crown, reviewing the collection for The Guardian, called it a "lyrical and evocative collection".

According to Tim Love, The Drowned Book sold 768 before being awarded with the T. S. Eliot Prize.

Awards
The Drowned Book was awarded both the T. S. Eliot Prize and Forward Prizes for Poetry in 2007. The T. S. Eliot Prize is the highest award given to poetry written by an Irish or English poet. The Forward Prizes for Poetry is a British award given to works of poetry published in England; this was the third time O'Brien received the award (to his surprise, given the competition). The judges from the Forward Prizes panel said the book is "witty and heart-wrenching".

References

2007 poetry books
English poetry collections
T. S. Eliot Prize-winning works


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Mohammad Mosaddegh
Prime Minister of Iran in the 1950s
35th Prime Minister of Iran
21 July 1952 – 19 August 1953
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Ahmad Qavam
Fazlollah Zahedi
28 April 1951 – 16 July 1952
Hossein Ala'
Minister of National Defence
Mostafa Yazdanpanah
Abdollah Hedayat
Member of the Parliament
9 February 1950 – 27 April 1951
30,738 (ranked 1st)
7 March 1944 – 12 March 1946
Ranked 1st
Reza Shah Pahlavi
Ahmad Shah Qajar
Ranked 3rd
Unable to assume office in 1906
Mozaffar ad-Din Shah Qajar
30 May 1923 – 23 September 1923
Hassan Pirnia
Mohammad-Ali Foroughi
30 September 1921 – 8 October 1921
Hassan Esfandiari
Assadollah Ghadimi
Vali of Azerbaijan Province
17 February 1922 – 12 July 1922
Amanullah Jahanbani
21 November 1921 – 7 January 1922
Vali of Fars Province
11 October 1920 – 22 March 1921
Mirza Mohammad-Khan Mossadegh-ol-Saltaneh
(1882-06-16)16 June 1882
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5 March 1967(1967-03-05) (aged 84)
Ahmadabad-e Mosaddeq, Iran
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Mohammad Mosaddegh[a] (Persian: محمد مصدق; IPA: [mohæmˈmæd(-e) mosædˈdeɢ] ( listen);[b] 16 June 1882 – 5 March 1967) was the 35th prime minister of Iran, holding office from 1951 until 1953, when his government was overthrown in the 1953 Iranian coup d'état orchestrated by the United States' Central Intelligence Agency and the United Kingdom's MI6.[4][5]
An author, administrator, lawyer and prominent parliamentarian, his administration introduced a range of social and political measures such as social security, land reforms and higher taxes including the introduction of taxation of the rent on land. His government's most significant policy, however, was the nationalization of the Iranian oil industry, which had been built by the British on Persian lands since 1913 through the Anglo-Persian Oil Company (APOC/AIOC) (later British Petroleum and BP).[6]
Many Iranians regard Mosaddegh as the leading champion of secular democracy and resistance to foreign domination in Iran's modern history. Following an initial, failed coup attempt by the CIA/MI6-backed General Fazlollah Zahedi, Mosaddegh resigned four days later on 19 August 1953, with Zahedi succeeding him as prime minister.[7]
While the coup is at times referred to in the West as Operation Ajax[8] after its CIA cryptonym, in Iran it is referred to as the 28 Mordad 1332 Coup d'état, after its date on the Iranian calendar.[9] Mosaddegh was imprisoned for three years, then put under house arrest until his death and was buried in his own home so as to prevent a political furor.[10][11][12] In 2013, the U.S. government formally acknowledged the U.S. role in the coup, as a part of its foreign policy initiatives.[13]
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Mosaddegh was born to a prominent Persian family of high officials in Tehran on 16 June 1882; his father, Mirza Hideyatu'llah Ashtiani, was a finance minister under the Qajar dynasty, and his mother, Princess Malek Taj Najm-es-Saltaneh, was the granddaughter of the reformist Qajar prince Abbas Mirza, and a great-granddaughter of Fath-Ali Shah Qajar.[14][15][16] When Mosaddegh's father died in 1892, his uncle was appointed the tax collector of the Khorasan province and was bestowed with the title of Mosaddegh-os-Saltaneh by Nasser al-Din Shah.[17] Mosaddegh himself later bore the same title, by which he was still known to some long after titles were abolished.[18]
In 1901, Mosaddegh married Zahra Khanum (1879–1965), a granddaughter of Nasser al-Din Shah through her mother. The couple had five children, two sons (Ahmad and Ghulam Hussein) and three daughters (Mansura, Zia Ashraf, and Khadija).
A young Mosaddegh
In 1909, Mosaddegh pursued education abroad in Paris, France where he studied law at the Institut d'études politiques de Paris (Sciences Po). He studied there for 2 years, returning to Iran because of illness in 1911. After 5 months, Mosaddegh returned to Europe to study a Doctorate of Laws (doctorate en Droit) at the University of Neuchâtel in Switzerland.[19] In June 1913, Mosaddegh received his doctorate and in doing so became the first Iranian to receive a PhD in Law from a European university.[20]
Mosaddegh taught at the Tehran School of Political Science at the start of World War I before beginning his political career.[21]
Early political career
Mosaddegh started his political career with the Iranian Constitutional Revolution of 1905–07. At the age of 24, he was elected from Isfahan to the newly inaugurated Persian Parliament, the Majlis of Iran. However, he was unable to assume his seat, because he had not reached the legal age of 30.[22]
During this period he also served as deputy leader of the Society of Humanity, under Mostowfi ol-Mamalek.[23] In protest at the Anglo-Persian Treaty of 1919, he relocated to Switzerland, from where he returned the following year after being invited by the new Iranian prime minister, Hassan Pirnia (Moshir-ed-Dowleh), to become his minister of justice. While en route to Tehran, he was asked by the people of Shiraz to become the governor of the Fars Province. He was later appointed finance minister, in the government of Ahmad Qavam (Qavam os-Saltaneh) in 1921, and then foreign minister in the government of Moshir-ed-Dowleh in June 1923. He then became governor of the Azerbaijan Province. In 1923, he was re-elected to the Majlis.
In 1925, the supporters of Reza Khan in the Majlis proposed legislation to dissolve the Qajar dynasty and appoint Reza Khan the new Shah. Mossadegh voted against such a move, arguing that such an act was a subversion of the 1906 Iranian constitution. He gave a speech in the Majlis, praising Reza Khan's achievements as prime minister while encouraging him to respect the constitution and stay as the prime minister. On 12 December 1925, the Majlis deposed the young Shah Ahmad Shah Qajar, and declared Reza Shah the new monarch of the Imperial State of Persia, and the first Shah of the Pahlavi dynasty.[24] Mosaddegh then retired from politics, due to disagreements with the new regime.[25][26]
In 1941, Reza Shah Pahlavi was forced by the British to abdicate in favor of his son Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. In 1944, Mosaddegh was once again elected to parliament. This time he took the lead of Jebhe Melli (National Front of Iran, created in 1949), an organization he had founded with nineteen others such as Hossein Fatemi, Ahmad Zirakzadeh, Ali Shayegan and Karim Sanjabi, aiming to establish democracy and end the foreign presence in Iranian politics, especially by nationalizing the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's (AIOC) operations in Iran. In 1947 Mossadegh once again announced retirement, after an electoral-reform bill he had proposed failed to pass through Majlis.[27]
العربية: محمد مصدق
azərbaycanca: Məhəmməd Müsəddiq
تۆرکجه: محمد مصدق
বাংলা: মোহাম্মদ মোসাদ্দেক
Bân-lâm-gú: Mohammad Mosaddegh
català: Mohammed Mossadeq
čeština: Muhammad Mosaddek
dansk: Mohammed Mossadeq
Deutsch: Mohammad Mossadegh
Ελληνικά: Μοχάμεντ Μοσαντέκ
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Esperanto: Mohamed Mosadek
euskara: Mohammad Mossadegh
فارسی: محمد مصدق
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한국어: 모하마드 모사데그
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íslenska: Múhameð Mossadek
italiano: Mohammad Mossadeq
עברית: מוחמד מוסאדק
Latina: Mahometus Mossadeq
latviešu: Mohammads Mosadeks
മലയാളം: മൊഹമ്മദ് മൊസാഡെഗ്
मराठी: मोहम्मद मोसादेक
مازِرونی: ممد مصدق
Nederlands: Mohammad Mossadeq
日本語: モハンマド・モサッデク
norsk: Muhammed Mossadegh
norsk nynorsk: Mohammad Mossadegh
ਪੰਜਾਬੀ: ਮੁਹੰਮਦ ਮੁਸੱਦਕ
پښتو: محمد مصدق
polski: Mohammad Mosaddegh
português: Mohammed Mossadegh
română: Mohammad Mosaddegh
русский: Мосаддык, Мохаммед
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slovenščina: Mohamed Mosadek
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српски / srpski: Мохамед Мосадик
srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски: Muhamed Mosadek
suomi: Mohammad Mossadeq
svenska: Mohammad Mosaddeq
Türkçe: Muhammed Musaddık
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Transverse relaxation optimized spectroscopy (TROSY) is an experiment in protein NMR spectroscopy that allows studies of large molecules or complexes.

The application of NMR to large molecules is normally limited by the fact that the line widths generally increase with molecular mass. Larger molecules have longer rotational correlation times and consequently shorter transverse relaxation times (T2). In other words, the NMR signal from larger molecules decays more rapidly, leading to line broadening in the NMR spectrum and poor resolution.

In an HSQC spectrum in which decoupling has not been applied, peaks appear as multiplets due to J-coupling.  Crucially the different multiplet components have different widths.  This is due to constructive or destructive interaction between different relaxation mechanisms. Typically for large proteins at high magnetic field strengths, the transverse (T2) relaxation is dominated by the dipole-dipole (DD) mechanism and the chemical shift anisotropy (CSA) mechanism. As the relaxation mechanisms are generally correlated but contribute to the overall relaxation rate of a given component with different signs, the multiplet components relax with very different overall rates.  The TROSY experiment is designed to select the component for which the different relaxation mechanisms have almost cancelled, leading to a single, sharp peak in the spectrum.  This significantly increases both spectral resolution and sensitivity, both of which are at a premium when studying large and complex biomolecules.

This approach significantly extends the molecular mass range that can be studied by NMR, but it generally requires high magnetic fields to achieve the necessary balance between the CSA and DD relaxation mechanisms; CSAs scale with field strength, while dipole-dipole couplings are field-independent.

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Nuclear magnetic resonance experiments


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Consumer information service companies, those in the exploding social media, gaming and e-commerce markets, raised $875 million for 81 deals in the first quarter of 2011, according to data released by Dow Jones VentureSource on Thursday. That's triple the amount raised during the same period last year.
The capital raised by those companies makes up almost three quarters of the entire Consumer Services industry's new funding, which totaled $1.2 billion over 106 deals, more than doubling the $517 million raised over 102 deals in Q1 2010.
As evident in the four of the rounds above, it's not just VCs and an ocean of angels pouring tons of extra funding into companies these days, but also major corporations like Amazon, News Corp., HTC and Comcast.
In total, corporations, venture capital firms, angels and the rest invested $6.4 billion in 661 deals for U.S.-based venture companies during Q1 2011, according to Dow Jones VentureSource, a 35 percent rise in investment and five percent decrease in deals when compared with the same quarter last year. The median amount for a round rose to $5 million, a slight increase from $4.4 million a year ago, but about the same as the 2009 figure.
Investment deals in the healthcare sector raised $1.6 billion over 148 deals, a 21 percent increase in capital but a six percent drop in deals. IT companies raised $1.6 billion over 212 deals, a 16 percent increase in capital and 10 percent increase in deals. And energy companies raised $742 million over 33 deals, nearly doubling capital invested in Q1 2010.
Overall, seed/first-stage rounds and later-stage rounds accounted for about the same number of deals, 38 percent and 40 percent respectively. Early-stage brought in 16 percent of capital invested and later-stage brought in 64 percent. Second rounds accounted for 18 percent of capital and 20 percent of deals.


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The newly extended Poster Session will be held after the presentations on the first day of the conference, during the American Coatings Conference Networking Reception. Posters will be on display on the show floor and poster contributors will be available to discuss their results with interested attendees. Scroll down for a list of 2022 Poster Presentations. For more information about the planned ACC sessions, consult the interactive program.
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The following is a list of accepted and confirmed posters for the American Coatings Conference Poster Session:
Novel UVA and HALS Blend for the Light Stabilization of Coatings
Mervin Wood
This paper will discuss a novel blend of an ultraviolet light absorber and hindered amine light stabilizer that can be utilized in automotive and industrial coatings to provide excellent weathering performance. Our customers needed a light stabilizer blend with excellent weathering and low viscosity for ease of use, while also improving color and storage stability of the formulation prior to use. The synergistic combination of the UVA and non-interacting HALS protects against coating surface defects while also bolstering color and gloss retention in coating applications. The UV absorbance of the UVA-based blend provides suitability in a wide range of coatings on various substrates. The blend provides low color generation when exposed to high baking temperatures and/or extreme environmental conditions. The non-interacting HALS is especially suitable for oxidative curing and acid-catalyzed systems. The non-basic character of the HALS prevents potential interactions with acidic paint ingredients such as catalysts, biocides, and pigments.
A Comprehensive Evaluation of DPR of Commercial Architectural Paints
Daniel Kraiter
The Chemours Co.
Providing technology solutions that enable coatings to display dirt pickup resistance (DPR) has been a central theme in the development of exterior architectural paints. Dirt pick-up is a collective phenomenon comprising a multitude of mechanisms and interactions with a higher or a lower prevalence at different stages of exposure. The most reliable approach to characterize the resistance to soiling is the outdoor exposure of specimens under different climates and environments, followed by the surface evaluation using multiple standard tests. The goal of this work was to have a realistic estimation of DPR by allowing the paint films to weather under outdoor conditions. The films were examined using a set of measurements such as change in brightness (ΔL*), color (ΔE), dirt retention, and chalking. Atomic force microscopy and other surface specific methods were used to probe differences in paint film surface properties to rationalize observed variations in outdoor DPR performance.
Cobalt-free driers: Health goes High-tech
Bernhard Hirschman
Allnex
Cobalt and certain Cobalt compounds have been determined to be possibly carcinogenic to humans, and therefore are becoming reclassified under CMR Cat.1B. Due to these legislations, allnex is launching new fully Cobalt-free driers for solvent-borne, high-solids, ultra-high-solids, 100% and water-based oxidative drying paint & ink systems. These 'next-generation' driers are highly efficient for set & through drying of alkyd paints used both in decorative and industrial applications, natural oils as well as air-drying inks. Deployed in modern alkyd resin based formulations, they fully comply with regulations, are free of hazardous labeling and low to near zero in VOC.
Styrene Maleic Anhydride Based Dispersants Improve Coating Lifespan
William Dougherty
Polyscope Polymers BV
Recent studies into the root cause for paint failures in Architectural and Industrial Coatings indicate that pigment dispersants have a large impact on the performance and lifetime of a coating. This study was done to investigate the relationship between dispersant type and coating performance. Properties shown to be affected by the dispersant choice include stain resistance, wet scrub resistance, water resistance, and hardness after tinting. The data measured shows that the choice of dispersant is critical. By using the optimum dispersant type, compatibility is improved and the effect on coating lifetime will be discussed.
Sustainable SF Polyols for Low VOC High-performance Polyurethane Protective Coatings
Hong Xu
Cardolite
Polyurethanes have been widely used in the coatings industry due to their attractive properties of excellent durability and toughness, high chemical resistance and good hydrolytic stability; however, nowadays polyurethane coating formulations face a lot of challenges to meet the increasing demands for low V.O.C., environmentally-friendly and sustainable coatings. Cardolite developed a series bio-based, solvent-free and low viscosity polyols for various applications that could help formulators meet high-performance requirements and comply with health, safety and environmental regulations.
This paper will present the latest studies of new polyols in typical low V.O.C (<250g/L) protective coatings. The results demonstrated that those bio-based polyols could provide excellent performance, like fast cure, good mechanical properties, excellent abrasion resistance, good chemical resistance and low moisture sensitivity, and excellent adhesions to metal substrates. Furthermore, long-term salt spray exposure and cathodic disbondment test results revealed that those bio-based polyols could contribute excellent anti-corrosion performances to protective coatings.
Driving Gloss Down While Driving Durability Up in Powder Coatings
Bernhard Resch
Evonik Corporation
Market demands are driving progressions in powder coatings technology to achieve greater durability at lower gloss ranges. Technology advancements in synthetic silica have led to the development of novel spherical particle designs with low porosity and surface area. These particles have a strong efficacy to matte powder coatings but also drive durability typically not achieved at lower gloss levels. This new silica technology gives the formulator a greater latitude to balance low gloss along with flexibility and hardness to better meet the requirements of the end application.
In this study, the paper reviews a range of additive technologies to matte powder coatings and highlights the new silica's ability to balance low gloss, while improving hardness and flexibility. Key coating attributes, such as surface topography [with Hommel Tester 8000 instrument], resistance to film failure through deformation, as well as scratch and mar resistance will be highlighted in this performance benchmarking.
Bisphenol-A (BPA)-Free Sustainable Epoxy Resins For Coatings
Ayowale Soyemi
Epoxy resins are beneficial thermosetting polymers that function in wide range applications from adhesives to composites to protective coatings because of their outstanding properties. However, researchers have not been able to successfully replace the toxic BPA employed in the production of epoxy resins while retaining properties of the resins.
Paint Recycling – The Current Status, Challenges, and Proposed Solutions
Neda Hayeri
The United States generates over 80 million gallons of leftover architectural latex paint annually. This hazardous waste could end up in landfills if not appropriately treated or handled and can eventually contaminate our groundwater sources. Thanks to the American Coatings Association's PaintCare program, more than 50 million gallons of this leftover paint is recycled. By seeking inputs from recyclers, both from PaintCare participating and non-participating states, this research aims at investigating the role of the PaintCare program, its effectiveness, and the barriers for extending this program all across the United States. This research also dives into investigating the challenges in the recycling of paints other than latex-based architectural paints and identifying potential solutions. It appears that by creating awareness of the benefits of paint recycling among the end-users, the policy makes, and by legislative actions and collaborative action plans by all the stakeholders, a sustainable solution can be achieved.
Polyurethane Coating Reinforced by Functionalized Graphene Oxide
Shubham Gupta
California Polytechnic State University
Advanced 3D Printing Materials based on Dual-Cure Chemistry
Aishwarya Upadhye
Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) technology is rapidly growing but there are various technical challenges. The parts printed by layer by layer assembly have inherently lower mechanical strength due to weak interfaces between the layers. This research has focused on developing a novel resin system with dual cure chemistry. The cure mechanisms are- rapid curing UV-initiated superbase catalyzed Michael Addition (MA)chemistry and a slower moisture-initiated condensation curing of organosilanes. Its hypothesized that a properly formulated thin resin layer upon exposure to UV source would rapidly achieve sufficient "green strength" by MA curing in the XY-plane allowing application of subsequent layers. The UV exposure would also hydrolyze, using ambient moisture, generating silanol groups. The silanol groups thus formed would slowly crosslink with X-Y and Z direction (between the layers). Thus, using two unique chemistries interlayer cross linking accomplished that would significantly reduce interfacial energies and improve mechanical properties of the printed part.
Grooming of Fouling-Release Coatings and Determining the Impact on Surface Properties
Joseph Dahlgren
Department of Coatings and Polymeric Materials, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND 58108
Grooming is the frequent and gentle cleaning of coatings to prevent the accumulation of marine fouling organisms. Grooming has been proposed as an effective technique to control fouling but could cause damage to non-durable coatings. This study set out to assess the grooming performance and the impact this grooming had on the surface of three biocide-free, durable siloxane polyurethane coatings and commercial coating. Coatings were statically immersed at Port Canaveral, Florida, and groomed every two weeks for five months with three different grooming treatments. Results showed that the ungroomed panels were heavily fouled with biofilm, tubeworms, barnacles, and bryozoan. The medium and heavy grooming brushes were able to control fouling coverage <5%, while the light grooming was only able to control coverage <50%. Surface characterization methods were used to analyze the coatings before and after grooming. It was concluded that the panels' surface properties were unaffected by the grooming procedures.
Effects of Secondary Cure on UV Dual-Cure System with Bio-Renewable Content
Austin McKibbin
In this study, a UV dual-cure system will be formulated with high bio-renewable content. Most commercial products are derived from non-renewable petrochemicals. Due to environmental concerns and regulations, the need for bio-renewable materials for coatings is increasing. This poster will present our work on a soybean oil-based UV dual-cure system. This study will investigate the effect of the secondary cure on film properties with varying curing mechanisms, degree of secondary cure, and sequence of curing mechanisms. The secondary curing mechanisms being explored are moisture cure and condensation cure. If successful, this coating has the potential of seeing application in UV-curing and 3D printing systems.
Waterborne Polyurethane Epoxy Hybrid Coating through 1K and Non-isocyanate Approach
Zichen Lin
Non-isocyanate polyurethanes (NIPU) attract more attention these days due to the increasing environmental concerns from the traditional polyurethanes that involve isocyanates in the synthesis. Herein we prepared a novel one-package (1K) waterborne non-isocyanate polyurethane in this study. A series of 1K waterborne epoxy hybrid coatings were synthesized from bio-based amine, cyclic carbonate, internal emulsifier, and epoxy resin. The chemical structure of the NIPU polymers was analyzed by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance. The thermal stability and mechanical property of the 1K waterborne NIPU coatings were investigated by thermogravimetric analysis and tensile tests, respectively. The coatings with different formulations can achieve a broad range of thermal and mechanical properties. In addition, the general coating properties, such as hardness, adhesion, and chemical resistance, were evaluated to demonstrate the practical application of the 1K waterborne NIPU in coatings.
Coatings Applications and Industrial Scaling of Colloidal Unimolecular Polymers, CU
Ashish Zore
Colloidal unimolecular polymer (CUPs) are true nano scale size (3-9 nm) particles that are relatively easy to produce at low cost with zero VOCs and good structural variability which makes them a good candidate for coating applications. They can be used as coating resin, as co-resin, as reactive resin, as an additive or a catalyst. CUP particles have a layer of surface water around them which can provide freeze thaw stability and wet edge retention to latex through a partial resin substitution, ~15%. Producing CUPs on a large scale can be a challenge due to the slow rate of water addition required during the water reduction process to prevent non unimolecular collapse. To overcome this problem, a new delivery system which allows for faster water addition was successfully designed and tested on large size batch. The particle size results show successful CUP formation and further potential to scale-up capacity.
Properties of cottonseed oil based coatings cured via uv-radiation
Marta-Ievheniia Vonsul
This study was focused on the preparation of coatings based on multifunctional bio-based resin —acrylated-epoxidized cottonseed oil (AECO). The synthesis process of the resin was performed by the epoxidation of cottonseed oil via the peracetic acid method, followed by the acrylation of the epoxidized oil using acrylic acid. This resin then was transformed into a crosslinked network by UV-radiation. In order to achieve high crosslink density and obtain coatings with good mechanical properties, formulations containing AECO were prepared with the addition of two different reactive diluents, such as: 1,6-hexandioldiacrylate and trimethylolpropane trimethacrylate. Coatings were photopolymerized using different weight ratios of reactive diluents and 2-hydroxy-2-methyl-1-phenylpropanone photoinitiator. Coating properties, such as hardness, adhesion, impact and chemical resistance were tested and thermomechanical properties were evaluated. The AECO based coatings were compared to the coatings based on already existing commercially available product —acrylated-epoxidized soybean oil (AESO).
Nanohybrid Reinforced PVC Coating of Packaging Paper
Isabel Lambert
Kenneth N. Edwards Western Coatings Technology Center, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Isabel Lambert, Madeleine Schleinitz, Isabel Gamez, and Shanju Zhang*
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA 93407
Most paper packaging is coated in a petroleum based polymer to protect from moisture, oxidization, bacteria, etc. Unfortunately, such petroleum based polymer coating cannot be easily degraded or recycled, resulting in significant plastic pollution to the environment. Biodegradable alternatives such as poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) are highly desirable in the packaging industry although PVA does not have comparable properties to the petroleum based polymers. An effective method of producing high performance sustainable coatings is adding nanoparticles to the PVA coating. In this work, we report nanohybrid reinforced PVA coating of packaging paper. Nanohybrids consist of 1D cellulose nanofibrils (CNF) and 2D graphene oxide (GO). The coating formulation is prepared and the physical properties are investigated by means of various techniques.
Stress Development and Fracture of Particulate Coatings During Drying
Annie Moorhead
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, University of Minnesota
Defect-free particulate coatings are an essential component of many consumer and industrial products. Most particulate coatings are deposited from dispersions or suspensions. Therefore, drying is a key stage in the coating process for determining coating microstructure, properties, and defects. Defects, such as cracks, curling, and delamination, originate from stress build-up within the coating layer during drying. Based on prior studies of stress and microstructure development, stress in particulate coatings is related to capillary pressure from curved menisci that form between particles within a drying particle network. Because water-borne hard particulate suspensions are especially prone to cracking whilst drying, the present work investigates coatings prepared from these suspensions with the aim of studying both crack-free and cracked coatings. Evidence of stress release upon fracture is observed with simultaneous imaging during cantilever beam deflection experiments. This poster will present these results and strategies to both systematically study stress-induced cracking and prevent it.
Biodegradability of a bio-based epoxy resin and coating in a wastewater environment
Shokoofeh Ghasemi
Department of Coatings and Polymeric Materials, North Dakota State University
Increasing efforts are being devoted to researching and developing bio-based materials that can effectively replace petroleum-based polymers in order to address the environmental concerns associated with their production, use and end-of-life. Epoxidized Sucrose Soyate (ESS) is a bio-based epoxy resin derived from sucrose and soybean oil that can be used in a wide range of applications such as adhesives, and coatings due to its high mechanical performance and enhanced functionalities. The extensive use of bio-based polymers urges understanding their behavior at the end of life, assessing the potential risk of bioaccumulation or leakage in the environment. We studied the biodegradability of ESS resin and ESS-based coating in wastewater (as their potential end-of-life scenarios) based on the biological oxygen demand of the material over time using a respirometer. The results show that ESS is readily biodegradable due to microorganisms' attack on ester linkages. However, biodegradation rate diminished for Cross-linked ESS.
Sustainability improvement of the biobased latex coatings
Iryna Bon
There is a growing demand for utilization of biomass for sustainable coatings production. Monomers synthesized from plant oils have shown to be successfully incorporated to the latex polymer networks. Fragments of plant oil-based acrylic monomers (POBMs) have tendency to impact the thermomechanical properties of the resulting copolymers and enhance water resistance of the coatings made from latex. A comprehensive analysis, however, is required to determine the sustainability advantage of biobased materials, taking into consideration balance of the properties and cost efficiency. Our analysis showed that using biobased solvents during monomer production can significantly improve its environmental performance. Results indicate positive contributions to monomer sustainability when recycling of solvents is implemented. Same is justified from economical point of view. Biobased alternative solvents not only reduce the toxicity of the monomer but also simplify the purification step. Finally, production cost efficiency is controlled by effectiveness of recycling lines and energy usage.
Novel UV Curable Methacrylated Kraft Lignin Coatings
Alexander Hart
Lignin is the most abundant source of renewable aromatic groups in nature. Lignin is underutilized as a feedstock is this is largely due to its structural heterogeneity. However, lignin has an abundance of hydroxyl groups that enable further functionalization. A novel solvent-free process was developed to directly functionalize kraft lignin with methacrylate groups. The process results in a highly functionalized liquid resin. The methacrylated lignin resin can be photopolymerized in the presence of ultraviolet light and photoinitiator. The system produces a highly crosslinked coating that has good adhesion to metal. This coating was very hard and had a high glass transition temperature.
Epoxy Adhesives Modified with POSS and PDMS for Stone Restoration
Jonas Sahouani
Recently, hybrid organic-inorganic nanomaterials such as polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxanes (POSS) have gained increased attention in the field of nanocomposite-tailored adhesives. The purpose of this study is to develop an epoxy adhesive for the repair and restoration of stone artifacts and structures using derivatives of bisphenol A diglycidyl ether crosslinked with various amine curing agents. Nanocomposites were formed by incorporating epoxy-terminated POSS at concentrations of 0%, 1%, and 5% into the polymer network in order to determine the effect on adhesive strength and water vapor permeability. PDMS was incorporated at concentration of 1% and 5% in order to determine the effect on water contact angle. Samples were made from Indiana limestone and the results compared to commercial stone adhesives. Characterization included FTIR Spectroscopy, contact angle, tensile testing, rheometry, coatings analysis, and DMA.
Investigation of the Impact of Cellulose on Internal Microstructure of Drying Coatings
Sarah Vezzett
The evolution of microstructure in drying coatings is essential to the final film properties. Understanding this process and the microstructure during drying is a common question in the coatings industry. There is often a separation between the predicted film and the final applied film. There are few techniques that are able to provide this information in situ. This study focuses on tracking fluorescent silica particles that behave as surrogate pigment or rheological modifiers using high-speed laser scanning confocal microscopy to give the time evolution of microstructure as a function of the formulation. Specifically, the addition of a cellulose-based rheology modifier is examined to understand the impact of rheology modifiers on the drying process and resulting microstructure. Using the 3D particle locations, the evolution of this microstructure allows thorough statistical analysis, resulting in simulation-like detail from physical experiments.
Structure-Formulation-Property Relationships for Defining and Quantifying VOCs
Philip Smith
A common goal of many formulators and additive designers is to improve performance while reducing the amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the final product. Rule-of-thumb heuristics exist for determining whether a proposed structure would be deemed a VOC by current test methods. These methods are currently unverified by data analysis and are usually designed around a single test, such as a single gas chromatographic method. Additionally, these methods do not seek to resolve what exactly qualifies as "volatile" and what properties of a molecule contribute to that "volatility." Here, machine learning models are coupled with thermogravimetric analysis and vapor pressure measurements to better understand which exact structural properties contribute to vapor pressure, volatility within a coating system, and how this relates to typically reported VOC values. Special attention is given to structural features which may contribute to overall performance while being exempt from VOC calculations.
Predictive Models for In Silico VOC Assessment
A critical step in the formulation of many coatings is the determination of volatile organic compounds (VOC) amount. To enable faster formulation development and iteration a machine learning model workflow has been developed which predicts the VOC content of small molecule mixtures and exemplar formulations. Artificial neural networks are trained to predict response factor and retention time for individual components in a mixture or formulation. A simulated elution profile is produced, and a predicted VOC amount is calculated. The combination of neural networks and empirical gas chromatography are used to enhance such quantitative parameters of analytes. Given the increasing interest in predicting certain quantitative parameters of analytes, the tool may be added to other predictive workflows to further enable digital design of coating formulations outside of the traditional wet laboratory.
PDMS-based model coatings for anti-biofouling and anti-icing surfaces
Maryam Safaripour
Department of Coatings and Polymeric Materials, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, USA
Owing to their low surface energy and low mechanical modulus, the nontoxic PDMS-based elastomers demonstrate excellent biofouling and ice release performance, however, it is not always clear how these systems work. It is extremely necessary to create well defined and characterized model systems to control coating compositions and mechanical properties and link composition to performance. The purpose of this study was to evaluate several factors that influence coating properties, including molecular weight of vinyl terminated PDMS moieties, the effect of different curing agents and ratio of PDMS and curing agent components in the system. Different PDMS bases with gel content higher than 95% were selected to characterize using contact angle and JKR tests to measure the surface free energy, energy release rates (G) and Young`s modulus (E) of the polymer coatings. Basic relationships were investigated between these physical properties and the chemical composition of the different coatings formulated.
Bio-based, Sustainable, Cobalt Free Waterborne Coatings for Concrete and Terrazzo
Saleh Khanjar
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Louisville, Louisville KY 40292
The focus of our work is to develop green materials for architects designing new commercial and residential buildings and renovating existing structures. One of our approaches is to develop water-based formulations with low VOC that can be applied both to the production environment and on-site applications.
The potential applications for such innovative bio-based natural materials are sealers for floors prepared by concrete or epoxy mixture. The current sealers utilized for the flooring applications in the market are mainly derived from petroleum-based products. In this work vegetable oil based waterborne dispersions were used to develop <100g/L and <50g/L low VOC formulations. Cobalt-free driers were used to cure the unsaturated linkages in the polymer backbone. Microhardness measurements, Tg and mechanical properties were studied to evaluate the structure-property relationships. The waterborne formulations were applied on concrete and terrazzo substrates and the dried coated substrates were evaluated for resistance to chemicals/stains, humidity and abrasion.
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THIRTEEN policemen, including three officers of the Police Regional Office (PRO)-Zamboanga Peninsula were awarded medal for their accomplishments in the campaign against illegal drugs and for the peaceful conduct of the plebiscite last January 21 on the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL).
The awardee-policemen for successful anti-drug operation are: Chief Inspector Elmer Solon, Police Station 11 chief, and two of his personnel, PO3 Yusop Ismael and PO3 Chandee Piccio.
They were cited for the January 4, 2019 arrest of three drug personalities identified as Ismael Nassal, Sadan Jailani, and Rajan Jumaani that resulted to the confiscation of some P6.9 million suspected in Zamboanga City.
Chief Superintendent Edwin De Ocampo, deputy regional director for administration (DRDA), who led the awarding of medal, said the three suspects were arrested in a drug bust in an eatery at Pilar Street in Zone 4 village, this city.
The awarding of medal was held after the flag-raising ceremony on Monday, February 11, in Camp Abendan that houses the PRO-Zamboanga Peninsula headquarters in the village of Mercedes, this city.
The other awardee-policemen for successful anti-drug operation are: Chief Inspector Gaspar Gadingan, SPO1 Bensar Elhano, PO2 Jay Jose and PO2 Alexander Delos Reyes, all from the Drugs Enforcement Unit of the Police Station 11 under the Zamboanga City Police Office (ZCPO).
They were cited for the arrest of drug suspect identified as Al-Caff Jikiril during a buy-bust operation on December 11, 2018 at R.T. Lim Boulevard in the village of San Jose-Cawa-Cawa, this city.
The team recovered from Jikiril 51 grams of suspected shabu with market value of P346, 800, one unit "Bonggo" and marked money.
The awardees for the peaceful conduct of the BOL plebiscite on January 21 are: Superintendent William Gadayan, Isabela City Police chief; Senior Inspector Benjemar Ajibon and PO3 Arvin Jamaluddin, also from Isabela City; Senior Inspector Richmond Candido, PO3 Gajer Halkin and PO1 Jerham Anig, all from the Regional Mobile Force Battalion-9.
They were cited for the commendable accomplishment rendered in providing security coverage which resulted in a peaceful plebiscite on the BOL in Isabela City, Basilan and Bongao, Tawi-Tawi on January 21.
The awardee-policemen cited for the peaceful conduct of the BOL plebiscite received the Medalya ng Papuri (PNP Commendation Medal).


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Luke 2:1-14 (Part of the Christmas series).
Preached by Elijah Martinovici on 25/12/2016 (Sunday Morning).
Lessons from Thomas and Matthew the Tax Collector
Matthew 10:1-4 (Part of the Harmony of the Gospels series).
Philip and Bartholomew
John 1:43-51 (Part of the Harmony of the Gospels series).
Preached by Elijah Martiovici on 11/12/2016 (Sunday Morning).
Lessons from the 'Sons of Thunder'
Mark 1:19 (Part of the Harmony of the Gospels series).
God Commands all Men Everywhere to Repent
Acts 17:16-34 (Part of the Harmony of the Gospels series).
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Hebrews 9:11-10:18 (Part of the The Epistle to the Hebrews series).
Apostle Andrew - the Humble "Personal Disciple"
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COVID-19 Cases in Natrona School District Continue Falling
Sam Haut
Sam Haut Published: December 1, 2021
Based on the COVID-19 numbers provided by the Natrona County School District, there were 66 cases among students and 19 cases among staff, along with 196 quarantines among students and seven among staff, from the week of Nov. 6 to 19.
That is a decrease from the previous two weeks, Oct. 23 to Nov. 5, where there were 74 COVID-19 cases among students and 21 among staff, and 260 students and seven staff being quarantined during that time period.
The most cases among students were at Kelly Walsh High School with 11, while the most for staff was nine at the Central Services Facility and Extended Campuses.
These numbers are reflective of the general COVID-19 cases in Wyoming, which has been consistently falling over the past month, going from 696 new cases on Nov. 1 to 265 on Nov. 30.
Over that same period, vaccination rates have continued to increase at a slow rate, with 50.9% of the population having at least one dose at the beginning of Nov., and only increasing to 53.6% by the end of Nov., the lowest in the U.S.
That's compared to going from 48.5% having one dose of the vaccine at the beginning of Oct. to 50.8% by end Oct.
Deaths however have continued to fluctuate, going from a high of 76 on Sept. 27, down to 25 on Oct. 25, before jumping up to the highest reported at one time of 81 on Nov. 30, 17 of which were from Natrona County.
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Kasparov Explains Why his "Algorithm Will Work for Change in FIDE"
Former World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov announced his candidacy for the FIDE election 2014 in Tallinn, Estonia yesterday. You can keep track of Kasparov's team and campaign at the official website: http://kasparov2014.com/. Here's an exclusive Chess.com video interview (must-watch at that) right after the Kasparov candidacy announcement.
World Chess Fed: Karpov Says Major Leadership Changes Required
Former World Chess Champion Anatoly Karpov has beaten GM Yasser Seirawan in an exhibition chess match in Saint Louis. The match concluded with Karpov winning 8-6 (1-1 classical, 1-1 rapid, 6-4 blitz-Karpov).
A live press conference broadcast around the world was held after the chess match. During the press conference, Macauley Petersen relayed a question posted by Daaim Shabazz of The Chess Drum - the most definite chess website/blog on Black chess community (12:50 in video). Karpov was asked whether he had any additional political ambitions in FIDE after having lost the 2010 elections. Karpov said FIDE was "wrongly led" and suggested that the current leadership be removed.


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Our optometrist will see you the day after your surgery to remove your shields, carry out a refraction (eye exam) and check the health of your eyes.
We instill the first antibiotic drop into your eyes and explain its use together with the anti-inflammatory and lubricating drops we will provide you with.
For LASIK patients, in addition to your mandatory 1-day post-op appointment, you will need a 1 month, and 3 or 6 month appointment as required.
We do require an assessment at our clinic the morning following your laser eye surgery. If it is more convenient for you, your regular optometrist can carry out all follow-ups after this. Should your optometrist not be comfortable with managing post surgery patients, we can provide it or locate a suitable optometrist for you.
For Advanced PRK patients there are post-operative appointments on the following 3 days post surgery, 1 month after surgery, and 3 or 6 months after surgery, as required.
After your laser eye surgery we monitor the healing of your epithelium over the following few days. For the majority of patients, healing will be complete by day 3 and the bandage contact lenses are removed.
We will carry out a measurement of your visual acuity and tell you if you're legal to drive. Though many patients will have reached driving level at this point, the full benefits of corrected vision will usually take a month as the epithelium settles.
If you're excited to discover all the benefits of having laser eye surgery, call now or book an appointment online. We look forward to helping you take your first steps towards visual freedom!


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A wrap by Oe Mammie at the Joziburg Lane Festival. Photo supplied.
The coolest events in Joburg are the ones happening in the inner city – and Eloff Street could not be more central. Down at the bottom of One Eloff, a new urban residential development, is Joziburg Lane, which will host its first pop-up food festival from Friday 27 May to Sunday 29 May 2016.
The man behind the project is Gerald Garner, who turned The Sheds@1Fox in Newtown into a food and entertainment haven. This time he's at it again, introducing us to another astonishing Joburg food, retail and events space.
If you're tired of the usual market fare, the Joziburg Lane Festival is sure to wake up your jaded palate.
The Tasting Bar is going to be a key feature, where guests can sip the latest urban craft beers and spirits, boutique wines and coffee – and wash down foods that take their fancy from the adjoining foodhall.
Loaded fries by Zombi Chefs at the Joziburg Lane Festival. Photo supplied.
You can expect to fill your plate with crab cakes, paninis, butter chicken, bunny chow, prawns, brinjal or cauliflower hummus, chef Edward Clegg's venison rolls and chilli fries, new cheeses and smoked meats. You'll also find fresh fruits and veggies, coconut water, Vietnamese iced coffees, biltong and confectionery. Fashion, craft, art and design traders, plus activations, vintage cars and entertainment will appear throughout the lane to create a fantastic street festival.
Entrance to the Joziburg Lane Festival is free except for the grand launch event on Sunday evening from 5pm, for which tickets will be on sale. It all kicks off on Friday 27 May from 6pm with a night of lights, featuring street food and artisanal drinks, fire acts, a saxophone performance and vinyl DJing. Saturday 28 May is Tastes of Africa day, with African-inspired drinks and foods, music and more entertainment. Sunday is geared for casual eating and music, but come evening, the tickets-only event will feature sundowners, gin cocktails, fantastic food and wine pairings, and some entertainment surprises.
Visit www.joziburglane.co.za to find out more.
A Bullcook beer bike at Joziburg Lane Festival. Photo supplied.


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June 2021-"Celebrating Title IX's 49th Birthday with the Reintroduction of the Gender Equity Education Act in the 117th Congress"
June 17, 2021 October 18, 2021 Womensclearinghouse
Tuesday, June 22, 2021, 12:00-1:30 pm via Zoom
Moderator: Sue Klein, Co-President Clearinghouse on Women's Issues and Education Equity Director, Feminist Majority Foundation.
Representatives from the Office of U.S. Senator Mazie K. Hirono (D-HI) and the Office of U.S. Representative Doris Matsui (D-CA) will discuss the reintroduction of the Patsy T. Mink and Louise M. Slaughter Gender Equity in Education Act (GEEA).
Ben Strand, Senior Policy Advisor, U.S. Senator Mazie K. Hirono (D-HI), Laura Forero, Legislative Assistant, U.S. Representative Doris Matsui (D-CA), and others who have been working to update and expand GEEA will discuss reintroduction for the 117th Congress (2021-2022)—which will coincide with Title IX's 49th Anniversary on June 23, 2021.
They will address the following:
What is the Gender Equity Education Act (GEEA)?
What changes have been made to GEEA since the 116th Congress (2019-2020)?
Who has cosponsored GEEA for the 117th Congress (2021-2022)?
Why do we need this legislation?
How can we increase support for the bill?
What is the path forward on the bill?
At the end of the meeting members of the CLEARINGHOUSE ON WOMEN'S ISSUES (CWI) will be invited to stay a few minutes to elect half the CWI BOARD for 2yr terms July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2023.
The following CWI board members' terms end in June 30, 2021 but they have agreed to stand for election at the June 22, 2021 CWI meeting.
Co-Presidents Sue Klein and Connie Cordovilla have agreed to run for reelection and Connie has also agreed to serve as VP membership.
Anne Martin has agreed to continue as VP Organization Management
Alotta Taylor, has agreed to continue as VP Diversity. Linda Fihelly has agreed to continue as a Board Member.
Next CWI meeting Sept. 28, 2021
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In my private practice, I offer psychotherapy for individuals, couples and families. My work aspires to reinforce connection and infuse relationships with curiosity, vibrancy, and kindness. I assist people in contacting their own resourcefulness and health to cultivate an authentic and nourished life.
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Officially my most favorite breakfast. Ever.
Eating a whole-foods, plant-based diet often means we choose to forgo enjoying some great-tasting foods (boeuf bourguignon, anyone?). Other times, our way of eating leads me to a dish that is so amazingly awesomely good that basically I could eat it every day for the rest of my life and never, ever, tire of it. Really. Never.
Let me count the virtues of the breakfast marvel we discovered this week, starting with the flavor. It's creamy without being fattening, lightly fruit sweetened, ever so slightly tangy, and full of soft oaty goodness. Then there's the a.m. prep time – VIRTUALLY ZILCH! That's right, all you have to do is stumble into your kitchen, open the fridge, and eat. All the time you saved not making breakfast in the morning can now be used to savor a second cup of coffee or tea while gazing out the window at the morning rainbow. What?! You don't see a rainbows every morning? Clearly, you have not eaten what I am about ready to share with you.
That's right; this isn't some big tease. Nope! Call me generous, because I'm going to give you the recipe so you can have breakfast bliss every day your heart desires. Just don't call me if there's a run on canned pineapple and oats at your local grocery store.
The night before, combine the oats, pineapple and soy milk in a bowl and put it in the fridge. In the morning, top with the chopped fruit and nuts. Bon appetit!
Per Serving: 382 Calories; 14g Fat (31.0% calories from fat); 13g Protein; 56g Carbohydrate; 9g Dietary Fiber; 0mg Cholesterol; 16mg Sodium.
Oh yum! I'm going to swap the soy milk for almond milk… so excited to add this to my morning offerings!
I'm curious to hear how the almond milk works, Kathleen! Part of the tanginess comes from the interaction of the acid in the crushed pineapple with the soy milk (think lemon juice and milk). Does the same thing happen with almond milk?
Okay, I'm hooked. I'll whip up a batch next time I go to the store. I Love all the ingredients, and can't wait to try it together. Mmmm, maybe wash it down with one of Mike's famous spinach smoothies too. My system won't know what hit it! Thanks for sharing. AND thanks for the salad box. Perfect.
Anne: I saw that Fred Meyer sold Westsoy's organic unsweetened soy milk in their natural foods department. If you're going to use soy milk instead of cow's milk, that's the one I'd recommend. TJ's also has an unsweetened soy milk (look for it in a green carton) for $1.69 that's just as good.
Ian, It just occurred to me, looking at the nutritional breakdown, that this could also be the perfect post-bike-ride recovery food. The carb to protein ratio is the magical 4:1. You'd just have to make sure you rode long enough to earn a 382-calorie snack!
I'm looking forward to your report.
I've just printed your recipe off thanks Carrie, I haven't had crushed pineapple since I can remember when! Do you soak the dried fruit too? I'm wondering how cinnamon and berries might go? I'll probably have to have this new brekkie every day for the next week to try all the different suggestions!
We don't soak the dried fruit; we just toss it on top in the morning. Cinnamon and berries would probably be awesome! Give it a try and report back. Bon appetit!


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Bayer files for expanded use of Stivarga in liver cancer
Bayer has filed applications in Europe, the US and Japan seeking approval to expand the scope of its cancer drug regorafenib to include the second-line treatment of liver cancer.
The drug - which Bayer describes as an oral multi-kinase inhibitor that potently blocks multiple protein kinases involved in tumour angiogenesis - is already approved under the brand name Stivarga to treat metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) and metastatic gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST) in several countries around the globe.
The German drugs giant is now seeking approval for the drug to treat unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) after first-line treatment, based on data from the Phase III RESORCE study, in which it showed a statistically significant improvement in overall survival in the target patient population.
The trial investigated the effect of regorafenib in patients with unresectable HCC whose disease had progressed during treatment with Nexavar (sorafenib).
According to the data presented, regorafenib significantly improved overall survival (OS) compared to placebo, with a 2.8-month difference in median OS (10.6 months versus 7.8 months), respectively. Also, the drug was linked with an overall 37 percent reduction in the risk of death, the firm said.
"Approximately 780,000 people are diagnosed with HCC worldwide each year, a number that continues to increase. Regorafenib is the first treatment to successfully deliver an overall survival benefit in the second-line setting for HCC and has the potential to change the treatment paradigm by becoming the new standard of care for patients who progress on sorafenib," noted Dr Jordi Bruix, BCLC Group, Liver Unit, Hospital Clinic, University of Barcelona, and principal investigator of the RESORCE and SHARP trials.
Bayer's Stivarga wins appeal to stay on CDF
Second approval in USA for Bayer's Stivarga
FDA approves Bayer/Onyx colorectal cancer drug Stivarga
Genzyme's Lemtrada in pack of CHMP recommendations
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Reforming the criminal justice system is often a long and challenging process. But after years of strategic effort by the Correctional Association and its allies, and with new leaders in Albany - Governor Eliot Spitzer and Lieutenant Governor David Paterson, who seem prepared to adopt a progressive stance towards law enforcement issues - we have a unique opportunity to make criminal justice practice in New York substantially more fair, effective, and humane. This special report presents some of our top reform proposals for the state's new administration to consider and the benefits they will provide for people caught up in the criminal justice system and for society as a whole.
In New York State the juvenile justice system addresses offenses and charges involving youth 15 years and younger and the adult criminal justice system responds to the offenses and charges involving people aged 16 and older. For the purpose of concision and convenience, we have divided our presentation of needed reforms into two sections dealing with major issues corresponding with these two principal law enforcement areas.