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The University of Melbourne's cultural collections play an intrinsic role in teaching and learning, research and engagement activities
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Discover the University's Cultural Collections for use by students, staff and the wider community. The University of Melbourne's Cultural Collections are unique in Australia for their calibre, depth and size. The origins of some lie in the earliest years of the University's establishment in the 1850s, while regular new acquisitions keep the collections dynamic and relevant to the University's mission.Explore
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With nine museums and galleries there is plenty to explore, from ancient Greek vases and contemporary Australian art, to medical history and zoological specimens.Explore
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Discover how the Cultural Collections are being used for teaching and learning, and how they are embedded in many curriculum areas and the developing area of Object-based Learning.Explore
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Learn about the fellowships and awards which provide opportunities to work with the University of Melbourne's outstanding Cultural Collections. These include the Redmond Barry Fellowship and the International Museums and Collections Award.Explore
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Discover the valuable contribution the collections make to research. The research output deriving from the University's Cultural Collections is immense and is presented through exhibitions, conference papers, publications and exhibition catalogues, articles in the University of Melbourne Collections magazine, a range of blogs and numerous Collection-specific titles.Explore
The dead don't bury themselvesExhibition
Percy Grainger: The Accidental FuturistExhibition
Plink-a-plong: The Belle Époque guitar and Percy GraingerExhibition
Plotting the island: dreams, discovery and disasterExhibition
Irene Finkelde, a Masters of Cultural Materials Conservation student at the University of Melbourne and 2016 recipient of the IMaC Award, recently commenced her month-long placement at the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom in mid January.News
The Medical History Museum begins its 50th anniversary year with a complete refurbishment of the museum space and the adjoining second floor study area of the Brownless Biomedical Library. This refurbishment will bring together the museum and study areas as a more unified and integrated space.News
When Swedish doctor Tage Sjögren became the first person to cure a patient's skin cancer using x-ray treatment in 1899, he lamented that there was no safe method to accurately measure radiation doses, having to rely instead on intuition and previous experience.News
Rare Books, Baillieu Library is fortunate to have recently acquired a copy of the 1834–1835 published studies of the distinguished French naturalist Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire (1772–1844). Titled Etudes progressives d'un naturaliste pendant les années 1834 et 1835, the volume includes two detailed papers on the platypus and echidna, and a skilfully rendered fold-out illustration of pair of wombats placed in a naturalistic setting.News
A striking group of Early Bronze Age vessels from the University's Middle Eastern Studies Collection, recovered by Professor Paul Lapp's excavations at Bab edh-Dhra in the Dead Sea plain of southern Jordan, are among the cultural materials to be explored by a group of older visitors at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, in a research project entitled The Role of Cultural Institutions in Facilitating an Age-Integrated Society.News
The Grainger Museum has launched a members program to provide supporters with a new way to get involved with the Museum. Join today to receive a number of benefits, including discounts in the Museum shop, dedicated members news and updates, and invitations to exclusive events. Your support will ensure the preservation of this fascinating collection, and provide you with unique opportunities to engage with this dynamic museum.News
Ever wondered what you could do with Shakespeare's second folio and a bamboo pipe? These and many more objects along with innovative learning ideas are presented on a new website: Teaching with unique collections. Made possible with a Melbourne Engagement Grant, the website provides resources, an online showcase, and a virtual setting for teaching and learning in many disciplines.News
Corroboree, an ink drawing by the nineteenth century Indigenous artist Tommy McRae, has been transformed into a monumental work of public art on the north façade of the University's new Arts West building. The inclusion of this work by McRae has inscribed a powerful and important Indigenous perspective on Australian history into the building's skin.News
Looking at a work of art on paper, it can be difficult to imagine the close relationship between a print, and metal craft. Yet printmaking owes much of its legacy to metal arts and this affiliation was more apparent in early western prints as many of the masters learned their art from the metal smiths, such as Albrecht Dürer who was the son of a goldsmith and was familiar with that art.News
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Any of you fellas use your knives made by Jim "Treeman" Behring? It'd be great if you could post pics in action if you've got any. Luv' the old school Scagel look.
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I looked at it for about a week, and then said..."what the heck", and went out and chopped a big poplar blow down with it. His heat treat is spot on, and he makes a work of art that functions as well as it looks. I do believe I traded it off for some Busse, which had my interest at the time, and now I wish I had a time machine...I would kick my own ass for that trade.
Never tried to post here before. What's the procedure?
Don't have any of the classic range, and haven't put my Treeman to use yet, but since I see so few pictures of any of their knives here, I am going to post anyway
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samsung galaxy s3 samsung logo flashing keeps restarting
Two days ago I got the official update of jelly bean 4.3 to my Samsung galaxy s3.Last night phone was dropped with in small height. Today morning I switched on the phone its worked fine. But at the evening suddenly my phone was restarted and Samsung Logo Splash Screen (Samsung galaxy S3 GT-I9300T) and Keeps rebooting. So I remove the battery and insert it after a few second. After that the phone worked fine and again the same problem happened.
if I remove the battery, phone switch off. And if I insert the battery again, phone switch on itself (without press power button) and keep restarting.
I try to open the (Home + Volume Up+ power ON) button option. But is not working. If I plug the phone to charge, gray battery shows and again restarting to charge. (I mean, phone wont stay in a stage).
If i try (HOme + voulme down + power On) option, phone shows the download mode for 5 seconds and restart again.
So can you please let me know its a software problem or hardware problem?
If its a software how fix it ? ( I tried the emergency firmware recovery through kies, but kies couldnt fine my phone).
My phone current status video below
Note : this video i download from youtube, bcoz i wanted to show u the current situaltion. ( But my phone in critical rather than wht mention in video)
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You could try gently prying the little plastic piece out, or see if you can find someone comfortable with this sort of thing.
At worst there's always something like http://mobiletechvideos.mybigcommerc...button-repair/
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> > -1 for Win32, the condvars deadlock is a serious bug. I knew this is not
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> No.
> I will not commit such a platform specific patch. Anyone who actually
> compiles APR on win32 that wants to do it?
I'll set up a build on my windows box at work this afternoon and check it
out if OtherBill doesn't beat me to it.
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Formula 107 used to be Kyolic's Red Rice Yeast formula. Now they have removed the red rice yeast and substituted phytosterols. I called Kyolic to find out why. They told me the FDA is starting to look at red rice yeast as having the same properties as statin drugs, so to protect themselves they dropped the red rice yeast.
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Organic, with no aftertaste or repeat and you will not smell like a garlic bulb! Phytosterols are an effective alternative to red yeast rice. Kyolic produces a high quality product and is a trusted manufacturer.
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- 3 [transitive] display something (of a computer, etc.) to show information The screen will display the username in the top right-hand corner. This column displays the title of the mail message.
- 4[intransitive] (specialist) (of male birds and animals) to show a special pattern of behaviour that is intended to attract a female bird or animal Word Origin Middle English (in the sense 'unfurl, unfold'): from Old French despleier, from Latin displicare
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November 30 2012 07:22AM
Among the men who helped shape the "Boys on the Bus" Lee Fogolin holds a special place in Oilers history. No one was tougher than Fogolin, no one bled more than Fogolin in the name of the copper and blue, and when the time came, no one could imagine the class and grace displayed by Fogolin when he passed the mantle.
KHL: Ovechkin's sick dangle, Yakupov has 18 in 18, Kulemin scores, and more
Steve Dangle
November 29 2012 10:25PM
Remember yesterday when I said I'd bring you some of the games we missed the day before? Here they are! Plus a brand new one with Ovechkin making a KHL defenceman look like a scarecrow. Just disgusting.
November 29 2012 07:52PM
With every blessed day that the Lockout drags on, your ol' pal Wanye is pushed further from home in the vain attempt to forget about the NHL and the beloved Edmonton Oilers. Today his sobering musings come from San Francisco. Also he is speaking in the fourth person, which has to be some sort of Olympic Record.*
A chat with Jordan Eberle
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November 29 2012 10:40AM
How has the adjustment been going from the NHL to the AHL? It has been a little different. It took me a few games to get used to the style of play down here. The play is more choppy and more turnovers than I am used to. All in all I think the speed and the strength is the same as it is in the NHL. I don't think the decision making is as quick as I am used to, but I have started to adapt a lot better now.
KHL: Kovalchuk outdone, Slovan shutout, and Red Army rolls
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November 28 2012 09:16PM
Hey look! Fans cheering for hockey. I remember that.
Here are today's KHL highlights. SOme pretty notable games are missing. For example, we didn't do packs for Yakupov's team Neftekhimik, Malkin's team Magnitogorsk, Lupul's team Avtomobilist, etc, etc. There was a technical issue, but we still managed to make highlight packs for five of the games. To make it up to you, we will be doing packs for the important games we missed tomorrow, in edition to tomorrow's Dynamo Moscow vs Dinamo Riga game.


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Herefoss, Aust-Agder, Norway Genealogy
Norway > Aust-Agder County > Herefoss
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Microfilm at the Family History Library for Herefoss prestegjeld (clerical district). Contains priest and sexton records for the parishes Herefoss, Vegusdal and Mykland. Herefoss clerical district was established 1 Apr 1875 when Herefoss parish was separated from Hommedal clerical district; Vegusdal parish from Evje clerical district; and Mykland parish from Åmli clerical district. Earlier church records for Herfoss, Vegusdal and Mykland parishes are in the above mentioned clerical districts.
See also Hommedal
Digitized parish registers available online at Digitalarkivet [Digital Archives]
Census Records
see Hommedal for 1664-1666, 1801, 1865, and 1875
- 1900 Folketælling for Norge, 3 Dec 1900. The 1900 census for Herefoss prestegjeld (clerical district) include the parishes of Herefoss, Vegusdal, and Mykland. This census contains the name of the farm, persons name, sex, resident, or temporary resident, temporarily absent and where person is, position in the family, marital status, occupation, birth date, place of birth, citizenship, religion, and other miscellaneous information. Also available in a searchable database online at Digitalarkivet (digital Archives); as well as at the Norwegian Historical Data Centre at the University of Tromsø in Norway.
- 1910 Folketellingen for Norge den 1te desember 1910. The 1900 census for Herefoss is available online at Digitalrkivet (Digital Archives) of Norway, as well as at the Norwegian Historical Data Centre at the University of Tromsø in Norway.
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Land Records
Farm Books
Farm Names
The farm number and name of the farms listed in Oluf Rygh Farm Name Index in about 1900 were as follows:
17 Aamli 30 Bjelland 4 Bjorvatn 1 Brubakken 3 Dalen 21 Dalene 11 Direnes 12 Engebu 2 Espestøl 33 Gauslaa 5 Haaland 24 Heimdal lille 1 Herefoss 29 Hismyr 10 Holtebu 33 Hønneklev 3 Koveland 29 Kylland 1 Landstveit 16 Lauvaasen 28 Løland 31 Nes 27 Nesbu 11 Odden 23 Ramselien 32 Retterstøl 33 Ringestøl 18 Rodalen 15 Rosaasen 19 Senningtveit 33 Skogtveit 1 Slettene 1 Smedbakken 8 Sneløs 14 Stie 25 Stoveland 26 Suggelien 20 Sundkjenn 13 Topland 7 Trantelien 6 Tveiten 22 Væting 9 Ørteland
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Romney Son Wanted To "Take A Swing" At Obama During Debate
Tagg took serious issue with the president calling his dad a liar.
Tagg Romney did not like it when President Obama accused his dad of dishonesty during Tuesday night's debate.
In an interview with a local North Carolina radio station Wednesday, the candidate's eldest son was asked what it was like "to hear the president of the United States call your dad a liar."
"Jump out of your seat and you want to rush down to the stage and take a swing at him," Tagg responded, laughing. "But you know you can't do that because, well, first because there's a lot of Secret Service between you and him, but also because that's the nature of the process."
He went on, "They're gonna try to do everything they can do to try to make my into someone he's not. we signed up for it, we've gotta try to kind of sit there and take our punches, and then send them right back the other way."
Tagg was also asked how his father feels before the high-stakes presidential debates.
"Are you kidding? He's terrified before he gets out there!" he responded, before correcting himself, "Terrified is too strong a word. but you know, like anybody, he gets butterflies a little bit. And then once he's in it, two or three minutes, he's forgotten about the nervousness."
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|May 22, 2001
|Filing date
|Apr 29, 1999
|Priority date
|Feb 25, 1997
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Jimmy D. Williamson, Jimmy D. Williamson, Jr.
|Original Assignee
|Gerro Plast Gmbh
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (47), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (11), Classifications (26), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/024,886, filed Feb. 17, 1998, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,045,616, titled "Adhesive Station and Labeling Machine", which claims the benefit of the following Provisional Patent Applications: application Ser. No. 60/039,555, filed Feb. 25, 1997, titled "Labeling Machine"; application Ser. No. 60/040,544, filed Mar. 12, 1997, titled "Labeling Machine with Label Transport Turret"; and application Ser. No. 60/046,699, filed May 14, 1997, titled "Labeling Machine and Method". The disclosure of each is incorporated by reference.
Labeling machines are used to apply labels to all types of containers, both cylindrical containers and non-cylindrical containers, such as regular and irregular shaped polygons. One type of conventional label is a self-stick label, also called a pressure-sensitive label, which is carried by a backing strip. Self-stick labels are expensive and create a large amount of waste. Self-stick labels typically used with high-density polyethylene (HDPE) containers, such as milk jugs and juice bottles, are commonly a paper/propylene/adhesive laminate. When such self-stick labels are applied to conventional HDPE containers, the label must be cut out, often by hand, before the container can be recycled. Therefore, a tremendous amount of waste is created by the use of conventional laminated, self-stick labels on the estimated eight to ten billion one-gallon and half-gallon HDPE containers used in the U.S. annually.
Another type of commonly used labels is cut from continuous label material wound onto a roll. Labels made from continuous label material are more economical than self-stick labels and are often made from thin, stretchable film. To reduce the cost, the film keeps being made thinner. This stretchiness can make it difficult to ensure that the labels are properly cut.
Conventional labeling machines remove the continuous label material from the roll and feed the label material to a cutting system. The continuous label material is then cut into labels which are transferred face down onto the circumferential surface of a vacuum drum where they are held in place by vacuum. As the drum rotates the labels pass a glue roller which applies adhesive to the back (outer) surface of the label, typically at its leading and trailing edges. The label, with the adhesive applied thereto, is released from the drum as it comes into contact with and is applied to a container.
The present invention provides an efficient and cost-effective method for applying adhesive to labels.
A label adhesive application assembly includes an adhesive sprayer which directs heated adhesive towards labels passing along the label path. A movable heated adhesive shield is used to control the spray of the heated adhesive to the proper region of the label. The adhesive shield includes a moving window, through which the adhesive is sprayed, surrounded by a heated overspray-intercepting surface. The intercepted adhesive is collected by the surface and drains into an adhesive collector for recycling.
The label adhesive station can be used with different types of labeling machines. For example, one type passes a continuous length of label material along the outer surface of a label supporting and cutting assembly. The outer surface preferably has a number of slots through which blades pass to cut the length of label material into cut labels. Another type of labeling machine cuts the label from continuous label material using a rotary anvil, around which the label material passes, and a rotary die registered with the rotary anvil. The rotary die has a blade which cuts the label material resting on the rotary anvil. The waste material surrounding the die-cut label is then removed and preferably recycled.
A primary advantage of the invention is that it is especially useful for running rolls of uncut label material made of polystyrene and/or polyethylene and/or other plastic material. The invention is especially useful for applying shaped labels, typically made of polystyrene, polypropylene or other plastic materials, to rectangular HDPE containers used in the dairy and allied industries. With the invention the cost of labels can be reduced and the ease of recycling is greatly enhanced. Other recyclable label material can also be used. The costs of using the present invention are expected to be reduced by about 30 to 50 percent over the cost of self-stick labels conventionally used with HDPE containers.
Other features and advantages of the invention will appear from the following description in which the preferred embodiments have been set forth in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a somewhat simplified plan view of a first embodiment of a labeling machine made according to the invention;
FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of the labeling machine of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 illustrates a portion of the rotary cutting drum of FIG. 1 showing a blade assembly and label shifting groove together with air holes positioned along the label supporting surface and within the label shifting groove;
FIG. 4 is a side view of the apparatus of FIG. 3 illustrating the path of the tip of the blade;
FIG. 5 is a schematic top plan view identifying the rotary regions at which the air holes in the rotating label supporting surface of FIGS. 3 and 4 are supplied with vacuum, to secure label material to the surface, and with pressurized air, to help dislodge the cut label from the surface as the label is adhered to the container;
FIG. 6 is similar to FIG. 3 but with label material adhered to the label supporting surface and with the blade at the upper end of its stroke creating a cut label;
FIG. 7 is a simplified overall view of an adhesive shield and an adhesive collector of FIG. 1;
FIG. 7A is a partially schematic illustration showing a crank arm assembly used to oscillate the adhesive shield of FIG. 7;
FIG. 8 is a simplified plan view of a second embodiment of a labeling machine made according to the invention;
FIG. 9 is an enlarged view of the rotary anvil roller and rotary die cutter roller of FIG. 8;
FIG. 10 illustrates a cut label and label scrap created by the rollers of FIG. 9;
FIGS. 11 and 12 are simplified plan and side views of a third embodiment of an adhesive station made according to the invention.
FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate a labeling machine 2 made according to certain aspects of the present invention. Labeling machine 2 includes a stand 4 to which the various components are mounted. Labeling machine 2 is used adjacent to a conveyor 6 along which various containers 8 to be labeled are driven. Label material 10 is supplied as a continuous length of material from a label material roll 12 supported by stand 4. Label material 10 passes along a label path 14 from roll 12 to a label application station 16 as is discussed in more detail below.
The initial portion of label path 14 is defined by a label material feed assembly 18. Label material feed assembly is generally conventional and includes a driven label feed roller 20 which drives label material 10 between the roller and pinch roller 22. Label material feed assembly 18 also includes a label tensioning roller 24 and several idler rollers 26 to ensure the proper tension is maintained on label material 10.
Label material 10 advances to a label supporting and cutting assembly 28. Assembly 28 includes a rotating drum 30. In the preferred embodiment there are eight equally spaced blade assemblies 32 positioned at the periphery of drum 30, that is adjacent to the label supporting surface 34 of drum 30. See also FIGS. 3-5. Situated between each blade assembly 32 is a label shifting groove 64 formed in label supporting surface 34. Label material 10 is adhered to label supporting surface 34 through the use of various air holes 38 formed in surface 34. Air holes 38 are coupled, through correspondingly located air ports 39, to a vacuum source, a pressurized air source or neither depending upon the rotary orientation of drum 30. Each air port 39 typically supplies air or vacuum to one, two, or three columns of air holes 38. As shown in FIG. 5, a vacuum is applied to air holes 38 over rotary regions 40 and 42 while air holes 38 are connected to a pressurized air source over rotary region 44 and neither a vacuum nor a pressurized air source over the remainder rotary region. The application of this vacuum over rotary regions 40, 42 adheres label material 10 to surface 34. The vacuum applied over region 40 is less than that applied over region 42 to accommodate proper registration of label material 10 on surface 34, discussed below.
Each blade assembly 32 includes a reciprocating blade 48 which passes through a blade slot 50 formed in label supporting surface 34. Each blade is driven along blade slot 50 when that blade assembly 32 reaches a cutting position 52 shown in FIG. 5. Blade 48 is driven upwardly so that the tip of blade 48 passes along an angled path 56 by a pneumatic blade reciprocator 58. The result of this movement is shown in FIG. 6 which illustrates a cut label 60 to the left and the next label to be cut to the right with their opposed, newly cut edges 62 abutting one another.
Because nothing is ever perfect, cut label 60 from label material 10 will, sooner or later, stop being registered, that is properly centered, between each blade slot 50. Registration of label material 10 is achieved in a simple manner. Each blade slot 50 is positioned so that the distance between adjacent blade slots is slightly smaller, such as 0.005 inch (0.13 mm) smaller than the nominal width of each label. This means that the off-center positioning of the labels will only be in one direction. When it is determined, typically using conventional optical sensing of registration marks along the edge of a label, that the labels have been shifted by a predetermined amount, such as 0.1 inch (0.25 mm), then a vacuum is applied to air holes 68 in a label shifting groove 64 through an air port 65 when groove 64 is at a position 66; position 66 is adjacent where label material 10 first contacts surface 34. Doing so pulls a little extra label material 10 into groove 64. This application of a vacuum to air holes 68 formed in label shifting groove 64 at position 66 typically occurs for two or three successive label shifting grooves to shift the label a predetermined amount, such as 0.2 inch (0.5 mm). Positioning shifting position 66 close to where label material 10 first contacts surface 34 of drum 30 helps to prevent the stretching of the label material which could otherwise occur.
Cut labels 60 then proceed to an adhesive station 70. An adhesive application assembly 72 includes a hot melt unit 74, see FIGS. 1 and 2, coupled to a heated adhesive sprayer 76 by a line 78. Assembly 72 also includes a heated adhesive shield 80, see FIGS. 1, 5, 7 and 7A, which is mounted for oscillatory movement about the center 81 of drum 30 by support arm 82. Shield 80 includes a window 84.
During operation drum 30 rotates in a clockwise direction in FIGS. 1 and 5 so that as a cut label 60 approaches adhesive station 70, shield 80 pivots in a counterclockwise direction a short distance, such as 2 inches (5 cm), using a crank arm assembly 83 (shown only in FIG. 7A). The timing of the oscillation of shield 80 is chosen so that once blade slot 50, and thus opposed cut edges 62 of labels 60 are centered on window 84, adhesive shield 80 is pivoted in a clockwise direction at generally the same rate of speed as drum 30.
It has been found that certain adhesives tend to string between adjacent labels. Therefore, in some situations it may be necessary to use a thin divider, such as a vertical divider (not shown) bisecting window 84. Using a divider helps shield opposed cut edges 62 from heated adhesive 88 sprayed from sprayer 76 as shown in FIG. 5. For example, for a label 60 having a width of 9.375 inches (23.8 cm) and a height of 4 inches (10 cm), window 84 has a width of 1 inch (2.5 cm) and a height of 3.875 inches (9.8 cm); a vertically-extending divider 0.25 inch (0.63 cm) wide is centered within window 84. Window 84 is sized to provide a strip of adhesive adjacent to cut edges 62. However, divider 86 helps prevent a buildup of adhesive at cut edges 62. The need for divider may be eliminated depending on the characteristics of the particular adhesive used. Also, the need to oscillate adhesive shield 80 may be unnecessary depending on the circumstances. However, at higher rates of speed, an oscillating heat shield is often desired for proper adhesive application.
Adhesive shield 80 includes a heated surface 90 surrounding window 84 which intercepts adhesive overspray. Surface 90 is heated to the temperature of adhesive 88 to keep it flowable. Adhesive 88 which does not pass through window 84 but contacts surface 90 is directed down surface 90 into a heated adhesive collector 92. Adhesive collector 92 is coupled to hot melt unit 74 by a line 94 so that collected overspray adhesive can be recycled so that the overspray is not wasted.
Cut labels 60, with adhesive 88 applied thereto, are then applied to containers 8 at label application station 16. Label application station 16 is generally conventional and includes an infeed star 96 which removes containers 8 one at a time from conveyor 6 and transfers these containers to a transfer star wheel 98 which passes the containers to a roll-down pad 100. The containers are captured between roll-down pad 100 and cut label 60 so that the container rolls along the surface of roll-down pad 100 and cut label 60. Label 60, with an adhesive applied thereto, is applied to container 8 in a conventional manner. Labeled containers 102 then exit from label application station 16 and continue along conveyor 6.
In use, label material 10 moves along label path 14, that is through feed assembly 18 and onto vacuum surface 34 of drum 30. The vacuum applied to air holes 38 along rotary regions 40, 42 pulls label material 10 against surface 34. Any label material registration is accomplished by providing vacuum to air holes 68 at label shifting grooves 64. Label material 10 is cut into cut labels 60 at cutting position 52 by blades 48. Adhesive 88 is sprayed onto the trailing edge of one label and the leading edge of the adjacent label 60 using adhesive application assembly 72. Cut label 60, now with adhesive 88 applied along the leading and trailing cut edges 62, are then applied to containers 8 at label application station 16. Labeled containers 102 are then discharged into conveyor 6. The various operations of machine 2 are controlled in a conventional manner by a commercial controller, such as that made by EMP of New York, using a control panel 104.
FIG. 8 illustrates a labeling machine 106 which uses an adhesive application assembly 72 a, similar to assembly 72 of FIGS. 1-7, with like elements referred to by like reference numerals. In the preferred embodiment label material 10 a is a material compatible with and suitable for recycling with HDPE containers 8 a, such as polystyrene. Label material 10 a passes idler rollers 26 a, between label feed roller 20 a and pinch roller 22 a, and into contact with a rotary anvil roller 106, shown best in FIG. 9. Rotary anvil roller 106 has a generally smooth outer surface 108 but with numerous air holes 110 formed therein. Air holes 110 are connected to a vacuum source, a pressurized air source or neither through air ports 111 in roller 106 according to the rotary orientation of roller 106. After contacting surface 108 of roller 106, label material 10 a passes into a nip 112 created between roller 106 and a rotary die cutter roller 114. Rotary die cutter roller 114 has a number of relatively short, radially outwardly extending circumferential knife blades 116 each outlining the circumference of a label to be cut from label material 10 a. In the preferred embodiment knife blades 116 are about 0.0625 inch (1.6 mm) high. The proper spacing between rollers 106, 114 is maintained by positioning rollers 106, 118 so that their respective annular end surfaces 118, 120 touch.
Passing label material 10 a between rollers 106, 114 creates cut labels 60 a and label scrap 122 as suggested in FIG. 10. Cut label 60 a remains adhered to surface 108 of roller 106 by virtue of the vacuum applied to holes 110. Only when cut label 60 a has reached a position opposite where the label is to be transferred to a label transfer surface 136 described below is the vacuum applied to holes 110 released; at that point a pressurized air supply is coupled to holes 110 through corresponding ports 111 to help direct cut label 60 a towards the label transfer surface.
To effectively remove label scrap 122, roller 114 has air holes 124 formed in its surface in the region surrounding knife blades 116. Vacuum, pressurized air or neither is provided to air holes 124 through corresponding ports 125 in roller 114. The provision of vacuum to air holes 124 causes label scrap 122 to be pulled away from cut label 60 a and roller 106 and be temporarily adhered to roller 114. The vacuum applied to holes 124 is released and the holes are then connected to a pressurized air source to help release label scrap 122 into the inlet 126 of a vacuum line 128 connected to a vacuum scrap recovery container 130.
Cut labels 60 are released from anvil roller 106 to a label transfer turret 132. Label transfer turret 132 has, in this embodiment, eight radially-extending arms 134. Each arm 134 has a label transfer surface 136 having perforations which are fluidly coupled to a vacuum source, a source of pressurized air or neither according to the rotary position of surface 136. Each surface 136 has a radius of curvature with the center at the center of turret 132. Cut labels 60 a are transferred from roller 106 to arcuate surface 136 as surface 136 passes adjacent surface 108 of roller 106. During this time pressurized air is applied to holes 110 which are covered by the particular cut label 60 a to be transferred while the holes in surface 136 are connected to a vacuum to cause cut labels 68 to adhere to transfer surface 136.
When a label 60 a mounted to label transfer surface 136 reaches adhesive station 70 a, heated adhesive 88 a is sprayed through a window in heated adhesive shield 80 a. If the entire surface is to have adhesive 88 a applied to it, the window in heated adhesive shield 80 a is generally the same size as cut label 60 a. Alternatively, the window in shield 80 a could be smaller to apply adhesive to particular regions of cut labels 60 a, such as the leading and trailing edges. For simply-shaped labels, such as that shown in FIG. 10a as cut label 60 a, shield 80 a can generally be stationary. However, for other shapes or for different types of adhesive application patterns it may be desired or necessary to have shield 80 a oscillate to achieve the desired adhesive pattern.
Label 60 a, with adhesive 88 a applied thereto, is then applied to container 8 a as the container passes label application station 16 a. As surface 136 passes label application station 16 a the holes in the surface may be temporarily connected to a source of pressurized air so to dislodge any label which may have, for whatever reason, not been transferred from surface 136.
In use, label material 10 a is unrolled from label material roll 12 a by label feed roller 20 a and directed onto surface 108 of anvil roller 106. Label material 10 a on surface 108 is then engaged by knife blades 116 carried by rotary die cutter roller 114 to cut out individual labels 60 a. Label scrap 122 is collected into a vacuum scrap recoveryb container 130 and labels 60 a are transferred to surfaces 136 of the passing arms 134 of turret 132. Adhesive 88 a is then applied to cut labels 60 a by adhesive application assembly 72 a. A label 60 a, with adhesive 88 a applied thereto, is then adhered to the surface of a container 8 a at station 16 a. Containers 8 a are properly driven along label application station 16 a by a feed screw 138. The now-labeled container then continues down conveyor 6 a.
FIGS. 11 and 12 illustrate an adhesive application assembly 72 b and a label transfer turret 132 b similar to the embodiments of FIGS. 1 and 8 with like elements referred to by like reference numerals. Label transfer turret 132 b has a number, in this embodiment eight, radially outwardly extending arms 134 b. Each arm 134 b has a label transfer surface 136 b having numerous perforations coupled to a vacuum source, a source of pressurized air or neither according to the rotational position of surfaces 136 b. Cut labels 60 b are transferred to surfaces 136 b in an appropriate manner, such as that illustrated in FIG. 8. Adhesive application assembly 72 b includes a rotating, heated shield 80 b having four windows 84 b formed therein. As arms 134 b reach adhesive application station 70 b, adhesive 88 b is applied to label 60 b by sprayer 76 b spraying adhesive through a window 84 b. Windows 84 b are sized and shaped according to the size and shape of label 60 b and the desired adhesive spray pattern.
Rotating heated shield 80 b thus acts a continuously moving, heated adhesive shield. The rotation of shield 80 b is timed to accurately match the movement and position of each label 60 b carried at the end of each arm 134 b as label 60 b reaches adhesive application station 70 b. By the accurate registration of windows 84 b with label 60 b as well as the appropriate sizing of the window, permits adhesive 88 b to be applied very accurately, including to the edge of the labels, without any appreciable overspray escaping from adhesive shield 80 b resulting in a higher quality label. The label with adhesive applied thereto is applied to the container at label application station 16 b. A vacuum is applied to surfaces 136 b from a label pick-up station 140 until just before label application station 16 b. Upon reaching label application station 16 b, positive air pressure as applied to the holes in surface 136 b to help transfer label 60 b from its arm 134 b to the container. The transfer to the container can be done in a number of ways, including that shown in FIG. 8. From station 16 b to just before station 140, neither pressurized air nor partial vacuum is applied to surface 136 b.
FIG. 12 illustrates the shape of one surface 136 b having 5 sides. The shape of surface 136 b can, but need not, correspond to the shape of the label 60 b. FIG. 12 also shows how sprayer 76 b is supported at a stationary position within rotating adhesive shield 80 b by an L shaped support 142. Oversprayed adhesive is collected by the heated inner surface 144 of rotating, heated adhesive shield 80 b where it flows downwardly onto conical surface 146 and through central discharge opening 148 for collection and reuse. As suggested in FIG. 12, the shape of windows 84 b may correspond generally to the shape of label transfer surface 136 b and of label 60 b.
Other modifications and variations can be made to the disclosed embodiments without departing from the subject invention as defined in the following claims. For example, collector 92 could be incorporated into shield 80. Labels may be transferred to the adhesive application station by other than a turret, such as by a moving belt or a rotary drum. The labels can be of any number of different regular or irregular shapes. The moving heated shield could be replaced by other types of moving heated shields, such as a moving belt or rotary disk having one or more windows.
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Ryanair Retools Website in Digital Revamp to Combat EasyJetKari Lundgren and Dara Doyle
Ryanair Holdings Plc will overhaul its website, introduce a Twitter page and offer a free mobile phone app as Europe's biggest low-cost carrier updates digital marketing technology that Chief Executive Officer Michael O'Leary says has fallen behind discount rival EasyJet Plc.
From Oct. 30, Ryanair will drop Recaptcha security software that's become a barrier to ticket sales, it said in a statement today. The function, which requires people to type words seen in distorted text images, will remain for high-volume bookers, the Dublin-based company told shareholders at their annual meeting.
A mobile phone app will be downloadable free of charge from Oct. 1 having previously cost 3 euros, and a booking flow redesign will go live in December. Ryanair will also introduce a passenger registration service next summer that will cut the time taken to make bookings, it said at the AGM.
"Our primary focus this winter will be to significantly invest in, and improve, the Ryanair.com website, our mobile platform and our interaction with passengers using social media," O'Leary said. The Recaptcha feature will remain "to deter larger travel agents, screenscrapers and others who flood our website seeking fare quotes," he said.
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The booking system redesign will make it easier to navigate and quicker to locate price quotes, the CEO said, adding that the carrier will also divert more of its marketing budget away from "old media" and into mobile and social media platforms.
Ryanair is under pressure to review prices and operations after saying Sept. 4 that annual profit may miss targets. The carrier's web portal fails to lock in ticket sales early enough in the procedure and compares poorly to EasyJet's, O'Leary said in a Sept. 16 interview.
Discount operators may face a tougher winter, with intra-Europe capacity forecast to increase as much as 7 percent after two years of flat or negative growth, Deutsche Bank analysts including Geof Collyer and Anand Date said in Sept. 18 note.
O'Leary has said he's also prepared to sell tickets via agents rather than solely through Ryanair's own mechanisms, targeting another area where EasyJet has made the running by linking with corporate buyers to add business fliers.


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Walking On The Moon - Poem by Mattias Turovski
Everyone has left by now, alone so I could be.
Paper, pencil and my thoughts, accompanying me.
Way past bedtime, rest and dreams, no-one in the room.
It's just me, my thoughts and I, walking on the moon.
All I've seen today I shall [-] put on paper now.
Words appearing on the canvas I do not know how.
Sweeping all my thoughts aside, as if with a broom.
Where, what, how I ask, and why.. walking on the moon.
The kettle singing in the kitchen, restless as it blows.
A moment lost in time as falls a petal of a rose.
My thoughts go back to when it grew and just how it would bloom.
There's oh so much to do when one is walking on the moon.
A synapse fires through my brain, reminding me of her.
And all the things that were, remain and that would still occur.
I shake it off and look around, surrounded by the gloom.
Of what hence follows every time I set off to the moon.
There's endless possibilities when wondering alone.
Reaching out to something bordering the twilight zone.
I look up at the Earth above, calling "come back soon."
I answer "In a minute love, not done yet on the moon."
All inspired finally I rest my pencil down.
I sigh, relive the trip, then brace for impact, hit the ground!
I promise myself not to go again until it's June,
but know I can't resist the charm of walking on the moon.
And so my nights, my days and evenings quietly go by
I'm tired of this Earth so to the moon I'll rather fly
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nice poem same kind of poem I wrote title O MY ALMIGHTY. thanks tasted poem hunter gives us variety of taste: the thought (Report) Reply
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