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System Error Codes HP 8000S
System Error 1010: ATG/RSM Loading Error
The program load from the Flash ROM on the Main PCA to the ASIC on the
Main PCA or sum-check was not performed correctly and an error occurred.
System Error 1011: PTC/PDD Loading Error
The program load from the Flash ROM on the Main PCA to the ASIC on the
Carriage PCA or sum-check was not performed correctly and an error
System Error 1100: Flash ROM Error
The program area in the Flash ROM is sum-checked, and it could not be
read, causing an error.
System Error 1101: ATG/RSM Error
The read/write of the ATG/RSM registers and RSM Mask Memory Data on
the Main PCA was diagnosed and an error was detected.
System Error 1102: Trailing Cable Error
The Trailing Cable between the Main PCA and the Carriage PCA is not
System Error 1103: Heater Relay Board Connection Error
The Cable between the Main PCA and the Heater Relay Board is not
System Error 1104: ISS PCA Connection Error
The Cable between the Main PCA and the ISS PCA is not connected
System Error 1105: PTC/PDD Error
The PTC/PDD registers cannot be read or written correctly.
System Error 1106: Power Error
The power supplies of +36, +24 and +12 V were diagnosed and could not
be detected. This error is checked when the Printer is booted up.
System Error 1107: Carriage Interface Error
The Carriage Interface is not connect correctly.
System Error 1108: USB Error
USB communication is not performed correctly.
System Error 1109: EEPROM Error
The parameters saved in the EEPROM on the Main PCA cannot be read
System Error 110A: Band Memory Error
The read/write of the SDRAM (band memory) on the Main PCA was
diagnosed and an error was detected.
System Error 110B: Cap Horizontal Position Error
The Cap horizontal position is defined as 0.0 mm.
System Error 1110: Data Path Time-out Error
The data transfer via USB from the host does not finish even when a
specified time period has passed.
System Error 112x: Vacuum Fan Error
x = 0: The Vacuum Fan 1 (extreme right of the printer) has failed.
x = 1: The Vacuum Fan 2 (center right of the printer) has failed.
x = 2: The Vacuum Fan 3 (center left of the printer) has failed.
x = 3: The Vacuum Fan 4 (extreme left of the printer) has failed.
System Error 1130: DMA Controller Error.
An error occurs when the DMA of the printing data cannot be completed.
System Error 1140: Flash ROM Write Error
A time-out error occurs when the flash ROM contents are being saved and
erasing does not end.
System Error 1150: Home Position Sensor Error
The Carriage cannot be moved to it's home position.
System Error 1160: Wiping Error
When the Wiping Motor has been running for a while, the sensor fails to
detect that the Motor has made one turn.
System Error 1170: Temperature Sensor Error
The Temperature Sensor detects abnormal temperatures (-10oC or lower or
85oC or higher).
System Error 1180: Pump/Wipe Motor Error
Over current is detected in the pump/wipe motor drive circuit.
System Error 119x: Printhead Drive Voltage Error
The Printhead drive voltages generated on the Carriage PCA do not reach
the expected values.
System Error 11A0: EEPROM I/O Error
The read/write of the EEPROM on the Main PCA was diagnosed and an
error was detected.
System Error 11D0: Printhead Cooling Fan Error
The Printhead temperature does not drop even after the printhead Cooling
Fan rotates for more than a specified time.
System Error 11E0: Long Term Storage Error
This error is displayed when the Printer has been left switched OFF for more
than 31 days.
This error can be avoided if the "Store Ink System" procedure is performed
before turning the Printer OFF for long periods.
To clear this error:
– Turn the Printer ON in error skip mode by holding down the Cancel
and Shift keys and pressing the ON button.
– Enter the Password to clear the internal error flag: <-, ->, Shift and OK.
– Switch the Printer OFF and then ON again.
System Error 120x: Printhead Drive IC Error
The Piezo Drive IC on a Printhead is either too hot (85oC or higher) or too
low (-10oC or lower).
System Error 1220: Line Sensor Error
The Printer has problems detecting the edge of the Media.
System Error 126x: Trailing Cable Connection Error
The Trailing Cable connected to the one of the following connectors on the
Carriage PCA is faulty.
x = 0: Connector 9.
x = 1: Connector 10.
x = 2: Connector 11.
x = 3: Connector 12.
System Error 1290: End of Life of Part Reached
The end of life of the Prime Assembly has been reached since it has been
working for more than 43 hours.
System Error 1310: Cap Sensor Error
The cap home position cannot be found.
System Error 1320: Scan-Axis Motor Heating Error
The Scan-Axis Motor Temperature Sensor has detected a temperature over
System Error 1330: Scan-Axis Motor Temperature Sensor Error
The Scan-Axis Motor Temperature Sensor has detected abnormal
temperatures (-22.5oC or lower or 150oC or higher).
System Error 140x: Heater Temperature Error
Temperature read by the Heater Temperature Sensor is abnormal (lower than
-20oC or higher than 200oC).
x = 1: Front heater.
x = 2: Center Platen.
x = 3: Rear Heater.
System Error 141x: Heater Error (High Temperature)
Temperature read by the Heater Temperature Sensor is above 65oC).
x = 1: Front heater.
x = 2: Center Platen.
x = 3: Rear Heater.
System Error 143x: Heater Error (Insufficient Heating)
The Heater is not heated to a specified temperature even after 30 minutes
have passed.
x = 1: Front heater.
x = 2: Center Platen.
x = 3: Rear Heater.
System Error 144x: Heater Error (No Interrupt)
No heater sequence interrupt.
System Error 2000 to 6000: Firmware Logic Error
A logic error has occurred in the Firmware program.
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Thomas Newman for "Bridge of Spies"
John Williams for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"
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Losing on the last day of the season sealed their fate, so changes were definitely in order.
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Mike Ribeiro
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Brenden Morrow
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Loui Eriksson
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Michael Ryder
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Steve Ott
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Radek Dvorak
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Alex Goligoski
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Stephane Robidas
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Kari Lehtonen
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Prediction - 34 Wins
Andrew Raycroft
Raycroft appears best suited to a back-up role after a few years as a starter. Capable if Lehtonen falters, he'll be there when needed.
Expect a modest 8-10 wins.
Prediction - 8 wins
Loui Eriksson
Perhaps due to the southern market, Eriksson seems to fly under the radar.
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G - Jack Campbell
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There do not appear to be many forwards or defenders ready to crack the line-up in any meaningful way, and Jack Campbell may be the best asset the Stars have not yet in the NHL
Potential Breakout Player
Jamie Benn
Jamie Benn had a coming out party last year. His short-handed goals, all around play, and offensive production served notice to the rest of the league that Dallas will soon be his team.
Benn has it all—size, speed, skill, heart and determination.
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Benn is a keeper in any fantasy league. Draft him now before his stock is too high.
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Brotherhood E may be languishing in the relegation places in Division Two of the Clacton and District League but there's no doubt their battling qualities as they showed this week with a 6-4 victory over Nomads Jaguars.
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And it could've been a more convincing win for, although Andy Cawley took his three for the Jaguars, it was a tight 11-6, 8-11, 11-9, 12-14, 11-7 against Dunne whilst he also required the full five sets to defeat Edmonds. The doubles was equally close, Cawley and North taking it 11-6 in the fifth against Dunne and Betts.
The Brotherhood E team fared less well in their second fixture but that was not unexpected as they faced title-chasing Lawford, who took the match 9-1. Richard Spence and Paul Hewitt recorded trebles whilst Ian Sherwood won twice. But Brotherhood again showed their never-say-die spirit, with Sherwood having to fight hard in two tight matches, scraping past the unlucky Edmonds 13-11 in the fifth and going down 11-9 in the fifth to Betts.
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In Group Two a win for Brotherhood J in their final match against Windsor Penguins would've seen them qualify as top team but they were forced to field a guest and so it was the Penguins who triumphed 6-3. Harley Wood and Maci Harvey strove hard to win a singles each, and share their doubles for Brotherhood but two singles wins for Paul Dale and the four conceded matches saw the Penguins to victory. Alas for the Penguins, although they finish level on six points with Nomads Lynx at the top, an 8-1 victory for the Lynx against the Penguins in their earlier Group match sees the Lynx take top spot and a place in the competition final.
* The 2018 Closed Championships take place on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th April. The Tournament is once again being sponsored by Paul Newbould, Planning and Building Design Services. This year marks Paul's 25th year of sponsorship of the League's major tournament.
Anyone who would like to sponsor an individual event, should contact Peter White on 01255 425292.
Entries have been received from 67 players who will be competing for eleven titles. Over the two days, there will be more that 270 matches played. All competitors will receive more details, including check-in times, by 7th April. Any player who does not receive this information should contact Peter White.
Division 1
Nomads Lions 5 Walton C 5.
Division 2
Brotherhood H 6 Brotherhood F 4;
Nomads Jaguars 4 Brotherhood E 6;
Brotherhood E 1 Lawford 9;
Brotherhood I 10 Walton D 0.
Division 3 Handicap Challenge
Brotherhood J 3 Windsor Penguins 6;
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Dear Children,
Ava wrote to me that David Graaff is making a massive impact as major of Cape Town.
David has a vision of Cape Town as a world class location and is planning to bring electricity to our city. The plan is to construct the first power station at the Molteno dam. The dam is named after the country's first Prime Minister John Molteno. (Wikipedia. Molteno Dam) (1)
There used to flow a river from Platteklip Gorge on Table Mountain, all the way to the sea. Jan van Riebeek build the VOC Castle right next to the mountain river due to the strategic importance of the water. The reason for the creation of the VOC post at the Cape of Good Hope was to sell water and food to passing ships.
In 1877 construction started on the dam since the city fathers saw the water running into the sea from the mountain as a waste. Construction was completed in 1881. Ten years ago. (Wikipedia. Molteno Dam) (1)
Personally, both Ava and myself have always disagree with our city fathers. It would have been a much better plan to have kept the river in tact and undisturbed. I fear we have lost an important feature of the land forever.
I will bring up with David when we meet in the new year, the conservation of the natural land. It has been confirmed by both Oscar and David that they will travel on the same steam ship to London and then to Denmark during February 1892.
I am glad that they will be discussing refrigeration since this single invention has the most profound impact on curing bacon as it has on all meat production, processing and trade.
The fact that meat can be frozen or chilled is of huge importance to the curing of bacon. I see this being applied successfully here in Denmark to the extent that I have wondered how it would be possible without it in Cape Town. The fact that we presently do not have electricity in Cape Town and therefore do not have refrigeration plants explains to me on the one hand the heavy salting that David has practiced at Combrink & Co of local bacon and on the other hand gives a time frame for the start of our own curing plant. We can not do it before David has constructed the electricity plant at the Molteno dam.
Refrigeration, as Oscar and I discovered, will allow us to cure bacon in warm climates such as we have at home of the same quality as it is done here in Denmark, in Germany, Holland and England. The colder the meat and the brine, the better we will be able to control the growth of bacteria and the meat will not spoil before it has cured through.
Recently science started to identify the effect on bacteria of not just temperature, but also of light rays from the violet range of the spectrum, food, oxygen, dilution and antiseptic substances. I have a profound sense that these discoveries will impact on how meat is packaged and sold in the future.
It has been known since time immemorial that meat in a frozen state last a long time. At low temperatures there is little bacterial growth. Scientists have identified three distinct phases in bacterial growth generally speaking. Slow acceleration, maximum acceleration and reduced acceleration. (Winslow, CEA and Walker, HH. 1939) (2)
The fact that there is a lag time in bacterial action (slow acceleration) have by itself important lesson for bacon processing apart from the consideration of temperature on bacterial activity. It means that meat must be progressed through the various stages of production at a well-controlled and pre-defined rate that will ensure that no stage takes any longer than it should in order to prevent bacteria from "settling in." Any step must utilize the "lag time" fully and be progressed before maximum acceleration takes place.
The Harris family's bacon empire from Great Britain saw the benefits of refrigeration even before refrigeration plants existed. They applied the principles and benefits of cold to bacon production since the time when ice houses existed.
Andreas has spend some time with them in Calne and knows the family well. He has great stories of the Harris brothers and how their business and processes developed.
In the mid 1700's pigs were being imported from Ireland by ship to Bristol. From Bristol they were walked to London. The small village of Calne was a convenient stop over point on the walk.
"JOHN HARRIS married MARY PERKINS in 1808 and opened a butcher's shop and bacon curing business in Calne High Street. They had 12 children, most of whom were to become involved in the bacon curing and pork products business." (mfo. histories. harris)
"John Harris passed away at a young age in 1837. His wife Mary continued to run the business until eventually handing it over to her sons, Charles and Thomas. Charles and Thomas were to become the driving force of the business in the years that followed. Thomas Harris married Sophia Mitchell in 1855 but sadly she died in 1864. Four years later, in 1868, Thomas married Elizabeth Tarrant ." (mfo. histories. harris)
"Harris' had become famous for their ability to stay ahead of developing technology. They introduced the "sweet cure process" which resulted in sweet bacon, a refreshing change from the heavily salted bacon of that time. However, by 1847 the potato famine in Ireland had resulted in a huge reduction in the availability of pigs and this called for drastic action." (mfo. histories. harris)
"George Harris, the 10th child of John Harris and Mary Perkins, brother of Charles (6th child) and Thomas (8th child) undertook a bold trip to the USA to investigate the possibility of breeding pigs there for export to the UK. This was to prove impracticable but before leaving America, George was interested to see the use of ice to preserve meat. Realising the implications of being able to process meat all year round, he took the idea back to England. On his second visit to the USA, George took his brother Charles and a number of other bacon curing experts." (mfo. histories. harris)
"Upon his return to England, George built an "ice house" at the rear of his shop in Calne High Street and shortly after, his brother Thomas did the same. The ice house was to become a successful addition to the business, not only for the processing of Harris' own products, but because their competitors had to pay to use the facility! Ice wasn't manufactured in those days of course – well not by machine anyway. It was cut from frozen ponds in the winter and stored in the heavily insulated ice house. A huge step forward took place in 1887 however, when Harris' became one of the first to install a fully mechanical refrigeration plant." (mfo. histories. harris)
The development of refrigeration and the subsequent revolution it brought about in the meat industry was in the air well before the end of the 1880's. In fact, so many experiments were being done in the 1870's and early '80's (Critchell, JT, 1912: 4) that it will take a long and cumbersome book to try and chronicle any more than what I have given you in my previous letter.
What is of interest is that the supply of meat in England and on the continent has been overtaking supply during the mid 1800's that made the development of refrigeration a national priority for the English and for European countries. Not even refrigeration in particular, but the need for preservation that would allow meat to be transported over long distances. (Critchell, JT, 1912: 4) Among many suggested ways to achieve this, refrigeration was only one of many options. Another option was of course curing and changing the meat into bacon, but this did not allow meat in its unprocessed form to be moved in large volumes between countries.
If a way could not be found, through whatever means, to economically supply England and Europe with meat from the new world of the Southern Hemisphere, the people of England and Europe either had to learn to be content with less meat or pay much higher prices for it. (Critchell, JT, 1912: 4) Loosing frequent meals that included meat was not just the loss of desirable food, but would seriously hamper the efforts to combat starvation and hunger.
Refrigeration was by no means the obvious solution.
In around 1860, the Privy Council, also known as His (or Her) Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, a body of advisers to the sovereign of the Kingdom of England, started to discuss the matter of food supply to England.(3) (Wikipedia. Privy Council of England) "A number of societies and institutions followed their lead." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 4)
In 1863 the Privy Council laid down a rule "that, to avoid starvation diseases, the weekly food of an average adult must contain 28,600 grains of carbon and 1,300 grains of nitrogen." Dr. Brown, in " The Food of the People," published in 1865, wrote : " The plague spot, the skeleton in the closet of England, is that her people are underfed."" (Critchell, JT, 1912: 4)
A committee of the Society of Arts was established which first met on 21 December 1866 to give direction to the charge to find a way to increase the food supply to England. (3)(Critchell, JT, 1912: 4)
Hunger and starvation were a major threat to the population and nutritional values were tested to find food that will best prevent starvation. (Critchell, JT, 1912: 4) In 1876, Edward Smith writes about the value of bacon to the poor: "Dried bacon divides itself during the process of cooking into two parts, of which the labourer and his wife may have the solid and the children the liquid part, and thus both be in a degree pleased, if not satisfied." (Smith, E, 1873: 65)
Edward continued: "So far, it may be said, that bacon is the poor man's food, having a value to the masses which is appreciated in proportion to their poverty, and it is a duty to offer every facility for its production in the homes of the poor." (Smith, E, 1873: 65)
Many patents and methods were proposed to the committee of the Society of Arts. Each thoroughly investigated. (Critchell, JT, 1912: 4, 5)
Canned meat were just invented and on trial. Pemmican (4), and a Mr. Alexander's powdered beef. (Critchell, JT, 1912: 4, 5)
Interestingly enough, the committee found that "weight for weight, the dried beef was four times more nutritious than ordinary beef". (Critchell, JT, 1912: 4, 5)
200 patents were registered for the preservation of meat. (Critchell, JT, 1912: 5) I list some of the important ones here.
"Medlock and Bailey claimed that by dipping meat in their bisulphide of lime solution "anything of animal origin, from a beefsteak to a bullock, from a whitebait to a whale, can be preserved sweet for months." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 5)
"C. Nielson proposed to fix blood in the form of sausages, puddings, cakes, and so on." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 5)
"The Rev. M. J. Berkeley delivered a stirring address on fungi, but somehow the mushroom palliative failed to impress the committee as a substitute for the roast beef of Old England." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 5) (5)
"De la Peyrouse's idea was to pack meat in barrels, and to pour in fat at a temperature of 300 F. all round the stored viands." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 5)
"Professor Gamgee loomed large, and his method, though revealing a touch of
Max Adeler, certainly possessed genius. He suggested that cattle should be happily dispatched by being made to inhale carbonic oxide gas, at a cost of 2s. to 3s. per animal. The flesh of oxen so slain was declared to retain its fresh and bright appearance, and the committee reluctantly and warily tasted chops from a sheep killed in this way, reporting, doubtless to the chagrin of the Professor, that the meat was " slightly flat." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 5) (6)
"A tin of meat forty-one years old, from the stores of H.M.S. Blonde, was tested and found sound. Professor Redwood advocated raw meat preserved in paraffin." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 5)
"Scores of different processes for tinning meat were tested. Dr. Hassalts " Flour of Meat," Australian "mutton hams," meat dried by sulphurous acid, and many other inventions, were put before this committee, evidence which contained the germs of many of the modern methods of preserving and handling animal substances for food." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 5)
The work of the committee came to a sudden stop in 1881. After 15 years of focused and hard work, it has failed to produce a way to export meat successfully. (Critchell, JT, 1912: 6)
"In 1881 the committee delivered a gloomy report, and found itself unable to award the 100 prize which Sir Walter Trevelyan had presented for the best means of preserving fresh meat. This 100 was disposed of by being divided into five sums of 20 and granted to food and cooking exhibits at the 1884 Health Exhibition." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 6)
"Without doubt, the introduction of frozen meat in 1880 settled the whole difficulty which the Society of Arts' committee had spent so many years in trying to solve" (Critchell, JT, 1912: 6)
It was the United States of America who first exported meat in artificially cooled storage units when in 1874, beef was first exported to Great Britain. "Undoubtedly, the real genesis of the meat export trade under conditions of refrigeration is to be found in the shipments of chilled beef from the United States of America in the seventies. By the end of 1880, when only 400 carcasses of mutton had reached home from Australia, Great
Britain had imported from North America 120,000 tons of fresh
beef." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 19)
"In the history of frozen meat, the name of Thomas Sutcliffe Mort stands out boldly among all the pioneers and experimenters in Australia and elsewhere whose efforts laid the foundations of the frozen meat trade." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 19)
"Mr. Mort was born at Bolton, Lancashire, on December 23, 1816, emigrating to Australia in 1838, and later founding the great financial and wool-broking firm of Mort and Co.
This firm afterwards amalgamated with that of R. Goldsbrough and Co.,
Ltd., under the name of Goldsbrough, Mort and Co., Ltd. As early as 1843 Mr. Mort turned his attention to meat matters, and was later introduced by Mr. Augustus Morris to the French engineer Nicolle.
The pair took up the subject of freezing meat for export, and experiments were conducted. Mort supplying the capital and Nicolle the engineering skill. Partial freezing, "chilling," Telh'er's plan, was tried and rejected, as it was soon realized that thorough congealing was far preferable for the proper preservation of meat. Mr. Mort in 1861 established at Darling Harbour, Sydney, the first freezing works in the world. Thirteen years later Mr. Mort's company became the New South Wales Fresh Food and Ice Co. The original freezing process at these works was applied in two large apartments, each about 75 feet square and 9 feet 9 inches high, and enclosed by brick walls 4 feet 6 inches thick. The freezing room below was used for the treatment of meat for export. In 1875 the collateral enterprise, the slaughtering works at Lithgow Valley, Blue Mountains, was completed : the two establishments were intended to supply the Sydney market. Ammonia compression refrigerating machinery was used at these works.
At an inaugural lunch on September 2, 1875, at which 300 persons attended Mr. Mort made his famous speech, the peroration of which stands out as a white stone in the annals of the Australian meat trade, clearly showing him to have been a man of imagination, noble aims, and high character.
Mr. Mort in this speech said that Mr. Morris first suggested the "diabolical idea" of freezing meat to send to England. "I can tell you that not once but a thousand times have I wished that Mr. Morris, Mr. Nicolle, and myself had never been born." Mr. Mort mentioned that the Sydney Chamber of Commerce about 1867 had put up a sum of money for him to provide meat for distribution in England, and to overcome the English prejudice against "frozen" meat. (This reads curiously, for in 1867 not an ounce of (mechanically) frozen meat had reached England!) The meat upon which Mr. Mort feasted his 300 was, of course, all frozen, and he stated that some of it had been kept since June, 1874. He told his guests that Australia was destined to become the great feeder of Europe." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 19)
Here is an extract of the visionary speech by Mr Mort.
"I feel, as I have always felt, that there is no work on the world's carpet greater than this in which I have been engaged. Yes, gentlemen, I now say that the time has arrived at all events, is not far distant when the various portions of the earth will each give forth their products for the use of each and of all; that the over-abundance of one country will make up for the deficiency of another; the superabundance of the year of plenty serving for the scant harvest of its successor; for cold arrests all change. Science has drawn aside the veil, and the plan stands revealed. Faraday's magic hand gave the keynote, and invention has done the rest. Climate, seasons, plenty, scarcity, distance, will all shake hands, and out of the commingling will come enough for all, for ' the earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof,' and it certainly lies within the compass of man to ensure that all His people shall be partakers of that fulness. God provides enough and to spare for every creature He sends into the world ; but the conditions are often not in accord. Where the food is, the people are not ; and where the people are, the food is not. It is, however, as I have just stated, within the power of man to adjust these things, and I hope you will all join with me in believing that the first grand step towards the accomplishment of this great deed is in that of which you yourselves have this day been partakers and witnesses." (Critchell, JT, 1912: 20)
These monumental developments would shape the way bacon is being made and priced. Frozen meat will at some point be used as raw material. After smoking the meat will be frozen to prepare it for slicing.
Freezing will alter the characteristics of bacon and add to the complexity of how bacon is created.
Freezing solved the matter of the long term preservation of meat, but proved another point. In our effort to preserve meat we have developed a products of such supreme quality and taste that it will be part of human culture for as long as humanity will prevail. Bacon, with its reddish/ pinkish fresh meat colour and distinct taste; its subtle saltiness in the case of quality bacon and smokiness in the case of smoked bacon; its inherent ability to withstand bacterial spoilage. Its meatiness. All work together as characteristics of one of the greatest products on earth.
I am preparing a letter to Oscar and David Graaff where I intend setting out the exact impact that can be expected from freezing upon meat. Understanding this will be of the greatest importance to both our bacon operation in Cape Town and Davids cold storage.
How is the rugby going Mr Tristan? I hear from Ava that you intend going to Rondebosch boys high for high school. It is an excellent suggestion even though I would have chosen Wynberg Boys High. The decision is however yours my son!
I continue to miss all of you dearly!
Your Dad.
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(1) The Graaff Electrical Lighting Works, constructed at the Molteno Dam was commissioned in 1895. It was Cape Town Municipality's first power station. It was able to run on steam (the chimney stack has since been removed) as well as water. It was the first hydro electric station in South Africa.
(2) Ward wrote a ground-breaking paper in 1895, Bacillus Ramosus on the topic. (WINSLOW, CEA and WALKER, HH. 1939)
(3) Its members were often senior members of the House of Lords and the House of Commons, together with leading churchmen, judges, diplomats and military leaders (Wikipedia. Privy Council of England)
(4) "Pemmican is a concentrated mixture of fat and protein used as a nutritious food." (Wikipedia. Pemmican)
(5) This method of creating "meat replacements" has gained wide popularity in the early 2000's. So much so that the Woodys Team has put it on their list of long term trends to watch.
(6) "CO2 stunning will reduce bloodsplash," thus improving quality of meat. The disadvantage is that it is considerably more expensive and difficult to maintain. (Temple Grandin, 2000) Pigs killed with CO2 show a reduced occurrence of PSE meat, less petechiae (red or purple spot on the skin, caused by a minor hemorrhage ) and ecchymoses (larger than 1 centimeter or a hematoma). It appears however that animals who carry the halothane gene are more sensitive to CO2 gas so that the meat quality advantages may be dependant to some extent on the genotype of the pigs. (Warriss, PD. 2010: 54, 55)
Critchell, JT and Raymond, J. 1912. A history of the frozen meat trade. An account of the development and present day methods of preparation, transport, and marketing of frozen and chilled meats. Constable & Company LTD
Hui, YH, et al. 2004. Handbook of Frozen Foods. Marcel Dekker Inc.
Smith, Edward. 1873. Foods. Henry S King and Co.
Temple Grandin. 2000. Methods to reduce PSE and bloodsplash. Veterinary Outreach Programs, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
*Warriss, PD. 2010. Meat Science: An Introductory Text
Winslow, CEA and Walker, HH. 1939. The earlier phases of the bacterial culture cycle
Figure 1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molteno_Dam
Figure 2: Waterfall on Platteklip Gorge by Eben van Tonder in 2014.
Figure 3: The Times (London), Thursday, 20 May 1920
Figure 4: Cook County Herald, Friday, 29 Nov 1907.
Figure 5 – 9: Graaff electrical station. Photo taken in 2014 by Eben
Figure 10: The Molteno dam. Photo taken in 2014 by Eben


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Questions and Answers about Varicose Veins and Venous Insufficiency
Q What is venous insufficiency?
Venous insufficiency is a very common condition resulting from decreased blood flow from the leg veins up to the heart, with pooling of blood in the veins. Normally, one-way valves in the veins keep blood flowing toward the heart, against the force of gravity. When the valves become weak and don't close properly, they allow blood to flow backward, a condition called "reflux".
Q What are varicose veins?
Veins that have lost their valve effectiveness and have become elongated, rope-like, bulged, and thickened. These enlarged, swollen vessels are known as "varicose veins" and are a direct result of increased pressure from reflux. A common cause of varicose veins in the legs is reflux in the thigh vein called the "greater saphenous", which leads to pooling in the visible varicose veins below.
Q What are the symptoms of varicose veins or venous insufficiency?
Symptoms caused by venous insufficiency and varicose veins include aching pain, easily tired legs and leg heaviness, all of which worsen as the day goes on. Many people find that they need to sit down in the afternoon and elevate their legs to relieve these symptoms. In more severe cases, venous insufficiency and reflux can cause darkening of the skin and wounds that may be very difficult to treat. One percent of adults over age 60 have chronic wounds known as "ulcers".
People who have venous insufficiency can have symptoms even without visible varicose veins. The symptoms are caused by pressure on nerves by dilated veins.
Q How common is venous disease and varicose veins?
Chronic venous disease of the legs is one of the most common conditions affecting people. Approximately half of the U.S. population has venous disease, of which 50 to 55% are women and 40 to 45% are men. Of these, 20 to 25% of the women and 10 to 15% of the men will have visible varicose veins. Varicose veins affect one out of two people aged 50 and older, and 15 to 25% of all adults.
People without visible varicose veins can still have symptoms. The symptoms can arise from spider veins, as well as from varicose veins because, in both cases, the symptoms are caused by pressure on nerves by dilated veins.
Q Who is at risk of varicose veins?
Risk factors include age, family history, female gender, and pregnancy. In women, pregnancy, especially multiple pregnancies, is one of the most common factors accelerating the worsening of the varicose veins.
Q How is venous insufficiency diagnosed?
Your interventional radiologist, a doctor specially trained in performing minimally invasive treatments using imaging for guidance, will use duplex ultrasound to assess the venous anatomy, vein valve function, and venous blood flow changes, which can assist in diagnosing venous insufficiency. The doctor will map the greater saphenous vein and examine the deep and superficial venous systems to determine if the veins are open and to pinpoint any reflux. This will help your interventional radiologist to determine if you are a candidate for minimally invasive treatment, known as "vein ablation".
Q What is the vein ablation treatment?
This minimally invasive treatment is an outpatient procedure performed using imaging guidance. After applying local anesthetic to the vein, the interventional radiologist inserts a thin catheter, about the size of a strand of spaghetti, into the vein and guides it up to the great saphenous vein in the thigh. Then laser or radiofrequency energy is applied to the inside vein. This heats the vein and seals the vein closed.
Reflux within the great saphenous vein leads to pooling in the visible varicose veins below. By closing the great saphenous vein, the twisted and varicosed branch veins, which are close to the skin, shrink and improve in appearance. Once the diseased vein is closed, other healthy veins take over to carry blood from the leg, re-establishing normal flow.
Q What are the benefits to vein ablation?
The treatment takes less than an hour and provides immediate relief of symptoms. You can return to normal activity immediately with little or no pain. There may be minor soreness or bruising, which can be treated with over-the-counter pain relievers. There is no scar because the procedure does not require a surgical incision, just a nick in the skin, about the size of a pencil tip.
Traditionally, surgical ligation or vein stripping was the treatment for varicose veins, but these procedures can be quite painful and often have a long recovery time. In addition, there are high rates of recurrence with the surgical procedures, on average 10 to 25%.
Q How successful is the vein ablation?
The two-year data show 93 to 95% success rate. This is a much higher efficacy rate than surgical ligation or stripping.
Q Are there other treatments for varicose veins?
Ambulatory phlebectomy and injection sclerotherapy are also used. Ambulatory phlebectomy is a minimally invasive surgical technique used to treat varicose veins that are not caused by saphenous vein reflux. The abnormal vein is removed through a tiny incision or incisions using a special set of tools. The procedure is done under local anesthesia and typically takes under an hour. Recovery is rapid and most patients do not need to interrupt regular activity after ambulatory phlebectomy.
Injection sclerotherapy can be used to treat some varicose and spider veins. An extremely fine needle is used to inject the vein with a solution which shrinks the vein. This is often done after vein ablation to improve the appearance of any remaining spider veins.
Q What is an interventional radiologist?
Interventional radiologists are doctors who specialize in minimally invasive, targeted treatments performed using imaging for guidance. They use their expertise in reading X-rays, ultrasound, MRI, and other diagnostic imaging to guide tiny instruments, such as catheters, through blood vessels or through the skin to treat diseases without surgery. Interventional radiologists are board certified and fellowship trained in minimally invasive interventions using imaging guidance. Their specialized training is certified by the American Board of Medical Specialties. Your interventional radiologist will work closely with your primary care or other physician to be sure you receive the best possible care.
Q Is treatment always required?
No. The majority of varicose and spider veins are treated for cosmetic purposes. If you are uncertain about your particular case, a consultation should answer the question.
Q How long does a consultation take?
A comprehensive consultation, including a duplex ultrasound, will take between 15 and 20 minutes.
Q Does sclerotherapy hurt?
Most people feel little if any discomfort. Occasionally, you may experience a mild burning sensation at the injection site. This is only temporary and subsides in a few minutes.
Q How many sclerotherapy treatments will I need?
This depends on the severity and number of veins that need attention. Although most people will notice improvement after the first or second treatment, most areas will need to be treated approximately three times for optimal results.
Q What are the side effects of sclerotherapy?
Following treatment you may develop bruising at the injection site. This is normal and usually resolves in approximately 14days. Slight staining of the skin or telangiectatic matting (tiny new veins) can occur but is usually temporary. An allergic reaction to the sclerosant is rare. Sclerotherapy is a safe and effective treatment for varicose and spider veins.
Q How long will the results last?
Since spider veins are a chronic condition, new veins may appear over time. Returning for touch-up visits every couple of years will help most people to remain "vein free".
Questions and Answers about Deep Vein Thrombosis
Q What is deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)?
Deep vein thrombosis is the formation of a blood clot in a deep leg vein. It is a very serious condition that can cause death or permanent damage to the leg. In the United States alone, 600,000 people with DVT are admitted to hospitals each year. One in every 100 DVT patients dies.
Q How does a DVT form?
The deep leg veins are surrounded by powerful muscles that contract to force blood upward against gravity, back to the lungs and heart. One-way valves inside the veins prevent downward backflow when the body's clotting system functions abnormally, and when the circulation of blood slows down due to illness, injury or inactivity.
Q What are the risk factors for DVT?
Factors that increase your risk for DVT include:
- Previous DVT or family history of DVT
- Recent surgery
- Prolonged immobility, which can be due to stroke, paralysis, prolonged bed rest or sitting, or prolonged air travel (known as "economy-class syndrome")
- Hormone therapy or oral contraceptives
- Current and recent pregnancy
- Previous or current cancer
- Trauma and/or orthopedic procedures
- Varicose veins
- Congestive heart failure
- Use of central venous catheters
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Inherited blood clotting (coagulation) abnormalities
- Obesity
- Age above 40 years
Q What are the typical symptoms of DVT?
Common symptoms include:
- Swelling of the leg
- Calf or leg pain or tenderness
- Leg fatigue
- Discoloration of the legs
- Surface veins become more visible
Q How is DVT diagnosed?
If you suspect that you may have DVT, you should immediately go to an emergency room to be evaluated by a physician; it's a life-threatening disease. If your physician agrees that DVT is a possibility, then he/she will probably order an ultrasound examination of your leg veins. In some cases, DVT is diagnosed by an interventional radiologist using a venogram, which is an X-ray image of your veins. This test allows the physician to see inside your veins and locate a clot that is blocking blood flow.
Q What problems does DVT cause?
DVT is life threatening and can cause permanent damage to your leg:
Pulmonary Embolism
When DVT is left untreated, a piece of clot can break off and travel through circulation to the lungs; this is known as "pulmonary embolism". The clot can interfere with the lung's ability to provide oxygen to the body and, in severe cases, can cause heart failure and/or death. With early treatment using blood thinners, people with DVT can reduce their chances of developing a life-threatening pulmonary embolism to less than 1%.
Post-Thrombotic Syndrome
Post-thrombotic syndrome is an under-recognized but common long-term consequence of DVT. When DVT is treated with blood thinners alone, the blood clot is not actively dissolved. Rather, the blood thinners prevent new clots from forming, but the already present clot remains in the leg. The body may eventually fully or partially dissolve the clot, but the vein valves often become damaged in the meantime. The continued vein blockage and valve damage cause abnormal pooling of blood in the leg, which can cause the post-thrombotic syndrome. Patients with the post-thrombotic syndrome often experience chronic leg pain or heaviness, swelling, difficulty walking, changes in the skin color and texture, and, in severe cases, skin ulcers (sores). These symptoms may develop within several months or years. Unfortunately, these problems occur to some degree in as many as 60 to 70% of people with DVT.
Q How is DVT treated?
DVT is treated with blood thinners to prevent pulmonary embolism and to prevent further clot formation. In patients with extensive DVT, an additional treatment option is catheter-directed thrombolysis. In patients who cannot receive blood thinners or in whom blood thinners have failed to prevent further clot formation, an additional treatment option is the placement of an inferior vena cava filter.
Catheter-Directed Thrombolysis
Catheter-directed thrombolysis is performed under imaging guidance by an interventional radiologists. This procedure is designed to rapidly break up the clot, restore blood flow within the vein, and potentially preserve valve function to minimize the risk and severity of post-thrombotic syndrome. Using imaging guidance, the interventional radiologist inserts a catheter into a leg vein behind the knee and threads it into the vein containing the clot. A clot-dissolving drug is infused through the catheter directly into the clot and repeated over one to two days. The fresher the clot, the faster it dissolves. A venogram is repeated to demonstrate that the clot has dissolved, and to detect any narrowing in the vein that might lead to future clot formation. If vein narrowing is present, the interventional radiologist can treat it using balloon angioplasty or by placing a stent.
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In patients in whom catheter-directed thrombolysis and blood thinners are not medically appropriate, an interventional radiologist can insert a small filtering device into the large vein that drains the legs (the inferior vena cava) under imaging guidance. This vena cava "filter" functions like a catcher's mitt to capture blood clots that break off.
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