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Publication number | US5146628 A |
Publication type | Grant |
Application number | US 07/604,589 |
Publication date | Sep 15, 1992 |
Filing date | Oct 26, 1990 |
Priority date | Oct 26, 1990 |
Fee status | Paid |
Also published as | DE69120892D1, DE69120892T2, EP0482618A1, EP0482618B1 |
Publication number | 07604589, 604589, US 5146628 A, US 5146628A, US-A-5146628, US5146628 A, US5146628A |
Inventors | Raymond J. Herrmann, Keith A. Furgalus |
Original Assignee | Bettcher Industries, Inc. |
Export Citation | BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan |
Patent Citations (20), Non-Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (35), Classifications (39), Legal Events (8) | |
External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet | |
This invention relates to a slip-resistant protective glove having a polyurethane coating patterned thereon and a method of manufacturing the glove.
In certain industries, e.g. the glass industry and industries that fabricate or utilize sheet metal, workers must work with materials having sharp edges. The workers wear cut-resistant, gloves to protect their hands against injury.
Cloth gloves, in particular, and even leather gloves do not provide as good gripping characteristics as desired because the glove surface is not especially slip-resistant. They are also not as cut resistant as desired. Highly cut resistant gloves made of yarn having steel strands, synthetic fibers, often high strength synthetic fibers, are available but for some industrial uses they are not as slip-resistant as desired. Attempts to improve such gloves have involved the use of polyvinylchloride (PVC) dots adhered to the glove surface. The PVC did not wet the yarn effectively, requiring that the dots be wide to provide greater surface area for adherence to the fibers. These dots required high temperatures to apply and cure, which were not compatible with some synthetic fibers used in glove substrates, and the dots were not sufficiently slip-resistant, abrasion resistant and flexible to assure optimum performance. In addition, they were relatively thick so that it was primarily only the dots rather than the dots and the supporting fabric between the dots that would contact a surface being gripped, resulting in a lack of feel by the wearer and a diminishing of the surface area in contact with the object being gripped, which diminished the potential gripping ability.
The present invention provides a glove with an improved slip-resistant polyurethane coating. The coating is applied as a bead to the glove in a pattern, the bead being approximately 1/32 inch high and approximately 1/16 inch wide. This height and width allow the wearer of the glove to grip an object with the underlying glove as well as with the bead rather than have the object contact merely the bead. At the same time, the height of the bead and the areas provided are sufficient to provide the desired high slip-resistant property.
The coating itself is abrasion resistant, cut-resistant, flexible, soft and does not require a processing temperature that will melt or degrade some of the synthetic fibers used in glove fabrication. The coating is a polyurethane mixture comprised of both thixotropic and non-thixotropic resins. When applied to the glove, the resin mixture wets the yarn, which increases the bonding of the coating with the glove. The thixotropic resin retains its dimensional stability upon application to a glove, i.e., slumping is resisted, so that a desirable height and width of coating can be obtained. The height and width of the coating and the fact that it is a polyurethane coating of thixotropic and non- thixotropic resins give the glove both the desired slip-resistance and gripping properties.
Thus the present invention provides a glove having a patterned slip-resistant polyurethane coating adhered to an outer surface. The coating has a substantial height and a substantial width and is slip-resistant, thereby providing good grip properties. The coating comprises a cured polyurethane composition formed from (a) a pre-mixed thixotropic component, a non-thixotropic component and an accelerator and (b) a cross-linking agent. The coating in part permeates the glove surface for adhesion while essentially retaining dimensional stability.
The invention further provides a method of manufacturing a glove having a patterned slip-resistant polyurethane coating adhered to an outer surface of the glove. The steps include selecting a glove; providing a pre-mixed composition of a thixotropic polyurethane component, a non-thixotropic polyurethane component and an accelerator; providing a cross-linking agent for the polyurethane components; mixing the composition and agent; flowing a stream of the mixture onto a surface of the glove in a controlled pattern and thereby forming localized raised portions on the surface of the glove; and curing the mixture to form a glove having a patterned coating adhered to the glove.
The various features and advantages of the invention will become more apparent from the detailed description of a preferred embodiment of the invention when considered along with the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a top plan view of two gloves on forms each having a polyurethane coating patterned thereon;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged, fragmentary sectional view, one of the gloves of FIG. 1 taken along the line 2--2, showing the adhered coating;
FIG. 3 is a fragmentary, diagrammatic view of a cut-resistant yarn of which a glove embodying the present invention is knit; and,
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary, diagrammatic view of a second cut-resistant yarn of which a glove embodying the present invention is knit.
A glove 10 embodying the invention is shown having a polyurethane patterned coating 12 on the outer surface 14. The coating 12 is a mixture of thixotropic and non-thixotropic resins and is applied directly to the glove surface by an applicator moved relative to the glove surface. The design of a desired pattern can be programmed into the applicator to control its movement. Upon application of the mixture of the thixotropic and non-thixotropic resins to the outer surface of the glove an initial time period is utilized at ambient temperature in which a part of the mixture wets the surface of the glove. During a subsequent time period the mixture is cured by applying heat. The mixture cures into a flexible, slip-resistant, patterned polyurethane coating that is securely adhered to the glove.
The coating 12 is formed in the applicator from a mixture of a thixotropic component, a non-thixotropic component, an accelerator and a cross-linking agent. A pre-mixed concentrate of a thixotropic component and a non-thixotropic component, mixed in a ratio of between about 3 to 1 and 2 to 1, preferably 2.5 to 1, is prepared and stored. It has been found that this proportion of thixotropic component to non-thixotropic component provides an advantageous mixture for application to the glove to give the desired properties of dimensional stability prior to curing and flexibility and adhesion to the glove after curing. The thixotropic and non-thixotropic components are both a hydroxyl-terminated polyether. In the desired mixture, the thixotropic component is formulated from a thixotropic hydroxyl-terminated polyether sold by Castall Inc., East Weymouth, Mass., under the designation U-2630 and a non-thixotropic hydroxyl-terminated polyether sold by Castall Inc., under the description U-2420. The mixture in the ratio of 2.5 parts of U-2630 to 1 part of U-2420 and an appropriate quantity of accelerator is available as a result of this invention from Castall Inc., under the designation UX 7778. The accelerator promotes curing, and the quantity of the accelerator is selected and adjusted so that the composition does not cure in the applicator or during the initial time period immediately following application, but will cure at an elevated temperature of about 130� to 170� Fahrenheit in between about 7 to 20 minutes.
The pre-mixed thixotropic component, non-thixotropic component and accelerator are mixed in the applicator with an isocyanate cross-linking agent. The cross-linking agent is an ester polyol. Both the pre-mixed materials and the cross-linking agent are separately fed to a mixing chamber and nozzle of the applicator. The resulting composition flows or is extruded as a stream from the applicator nozzle onto the outer surface of a glove in a pattern controlled by movement of the nozzle and flow of the composition. The stream is moved and controlled to form one or more non-intersecting strips on the underlying surface of the glove; specifically on the finger stalls and the palm portion of the glove. In the preferred embodiment, the polyurethane coating is applied so the cured strip or strips of the polyurethane composition has or have a height of about 1/32 inch above the glove surface and a width of about 1/16 inch.
The composition of the strips is a combination of a polyurethane thixotropic resin and a polyurethane non-thixotropic resin. The different properties of both of these resins are utilized to form the desired coating. The composition upon application to the outer surface of the glove, has the characteristics of a gel having dimensional stability; i.e., it has and maintains thixotropic properties. On the other hand, the non-thixotropic resin modifies the thixotropic properties so the composition does not entirely remain on the surface of the glove, but wets the contacted surface of the glove and in part permeates into the adjacent part of the glove material. When the glove is constructed with yarn, for example, the resin mixture partially permeates the yarn for adhesion upon curing, but is sufficiently thixotropic to not strike through to the inside of the glove. Deep penetration of the coating would lock the stitches of the glove fabric together and stiffen the glove. There is an initial time period that is needed in the process of manufacture to allow for the permeation to occur; typically about 15 to 60 seconds at ambient temperature with the composition referred to on a glove knitted of a composite synthetic yarn but varying, of course, with the permeability of the material being coated.
Following the initial time period, the composition is cured at a temperature between about 130� to 170� F., preferably 130� to 150� F., for about 7 to 20 minutes, preferably 15 minutes. The time period can be adjusted by controlling the amount of accelerator, and the curing time can be selected within the general range indicated to provide a time advantageous to the manufacturing process.
Because the strip or strips of polyurethane have significant height due to the thixotropic nature of the composition, intersections would result in isolated locations of undue height and are therefore avoided. However, for ease and speed of application of the material, it is desirable to stop and start the flow from the applicator as infrequently as possible, while yet applying a good pattern that enhances gripping ability. A preferred pattern is shown in FIG. 1 of the drawings, where it can be seen that the five finger stalls 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 and an adjacent portion of the palm area 22 are coated with only three separate sinuous strips 24, 25, 26 of polyurethane composition that do not intersect at any place. The cured polyurethane coating adhered to the glove offers the positive features of grip and slip-resistance. The height and width of the bead are important to flexibility and the desired slip-resistance. If the bead is too shallow it will not resist wear and if it is too narrow it will not cover enough area to provide the desired slip-resistant feature. If the bead is too high an object gripped will contact only the strip or bead itself and the glove will not grip as effectively and it will not provide the necessary feel to the wearer. It will also stiffen the glove unnecessarily. The preferred pattern provides predominantly lateral lines across the finger stalls with connecting loops only to the extreme sides of the finger stalls, so in use the wearer need not buckle coating strips extending along central areas of the finger stalls when the fingers are bent. The cured polyurethane coating adhered to the glove is cut-resistant, flexible, soft and has a high coefficient of friction against relatively dry surfaces.
The coating and curing process is accomplished by moving gloves on rigid forms 27 along a path of travel through successive operations, the path preferably being in the form of a loop. Initially, a glove to be coated is stretched over a flat form 27 so the glove is held in a predetermined shape, such as shown in FIG. 1. The form is placed in a predetermined position at the coating apparatus and the strips or beads 24-26 of polyurethane are applied from the moving nozzle in the desired pattern, such as that shown in FIG. 1. The coating apparatus is commercially available, e.g., Asmtek Model A-303A X-Y-Z robotic table and a Sealant Equipment Company Model SEE-FLO 10 mixes and dispenses automatically the polyurethane and applies it in a programmed pattern when a glove is positioned at the robotic table indicated diagrammatically at 28. In the preferred method, two forms with gloves are positioned at the coating apparatus with each index of a conveyor from which the forms extend laterally and horizontally on support rods 28. The presence of a form with a glove over the form is sensed and the coating apparatus automatically moves in the desired path and dispenses the urethane in the desired pattern, first on one of the gloves and then the next, thereafter returning to a home location from which to start the next cycle. The two coated gloves are then indexed by the conveyor to and through a heating station where the gloves pass beneath heaters, such as electric heat lamps, where the coatings are cured. The gloves are then indexed to a handling station where they are removed from the forms and new gloves are placed on the form for indexing to the coating apparatus; or where the forms are rotated 180� to expose the opposite side of the gloves to the coating applicator, in which case the same gloves are again placed at the coating apparatus for the application of a polyurethane pattern on the opposite side of the glove. The distance from the coating apparatus to the heaters, the length of the heating station, and the speed of the conveyor control the initial time period for the coating to partially permeate the glove surface prior to the application of heat, and the subsequent time period for heating during which the coating is cured. The heat lamps are arranged along the conveying path and can be individually operated to also control the time period during which heat is applied. Where desired, the surface of the urethane strips can be texturized prior to or during the curing process, as by pressing a pattern into the surface of the strips with a screen or knurled tool, or abrasive particles can be applied to the surface of the of the strips. Such texturizing tends to improve performance of the gloves when used under wet or moist conditions.
The glove or other hand covering, e.g., a mitten, can be constructed of many materials and typically they will be somewhat permeable to the coating. The particular gloves primarily contemplated for coating are made of woven or knitted yarn. The preferred material is a cut-resistant yarn and preferably the gloves are knit. The yarn preferably has a core and a covering. The core includes a strand of synthetic fibers or fibers and/or one or more strands of flexible wire, preferably annealed stainless steel. The covering includes two or more wrapping strands, preferably of synthetic fibers. Preferably, at least one of the wrapping strands and a core strand are a high-strength synthetic fiber.
In one preferred embodiment of the present invention the glove 10 is knitted from a cut-resistant yarn 30 that comprises a core 32 and a covering 34. The core has two annealed stainless steel wires 35, 36 each 0.003 inch in diameter and a high-strength synthetic fiber 38, specifically high-strength stretched polyethylene fiber having a denier of 650. The covering includes three wrapping strands 40, 42, 44. A first wrapping strand 40 is of high strength synthetic fiber wrapped about the core in a first direction, specifically high strength aramid fiber having a denier of 400. A second wrapping strand 42 is of synthetic fiber wrapped about the first in an opposite direction, specifically high strength stretched polyethylene fiber having a denier of 650. The third wrapping strand 44 is of a synthetic fiber, specifically polyester having a denier of 440 and is wrapped about the second strand in an opposite direction.
In the second embodiment of the present invention, the preferred cut-resistant yarn 46 comprises a core 48 and a covering 50 about the core. The core has an annealed stainless steel wire 52 having a diameter of 0.003 inch and a high strength synthetic fiber 54, specifically high strength stretched polyethylene fiber having a denier of 650. The covering has a first wrapping 56 of a high strength synthetic fiber, specifically high strength stretched polyethylene fiber having a denier of 650, and a second wrapping 58 of a synthetic fiber, specifically polyester having a denier of 1320.
The high strength synthetic fibers can be selected from the group consisting of high strength aramid fiber, high strength stretched polyethylene fiber, and high strength liquid crystal polymer fiber. Nylon can be substituted for polyester.
A cut-resistant glove having a patterned slip-resistant polyurethane coating adhered to the outer surface of the glove was prepared. The glove was constructed of cut-resistant yarn having a core and a wrapping. The core included two stainless steel wires, each having a diameter of 0.003 inch and a high strength stretched polyethylene strand having a denier of 650, sold under the name Spectra. The wrapping consisted of a first wrapping strand of high strength aramid fiber having a denier of 400, sold under the name Kevlar, a second wrapping strand of high strength stretched polyethylene fiber having a denier of 650, Spectra, and a third wrapping strand of polyester having a denier of 440. The wrappings are each wrapped in opposite directions.
A thixotropic component, Castall U-2630, and a non-thixotropic component, Castall U-2420, were pre-mixed in a ratio of 2.5 to 1, with an adjusted amount of accelerator. The mixture is now available from Castall Inc. as UX-7778. The mixture was supplied to a mixing chamber of an applicator. A cross-linking agent, ester polyol, was also provided to the mixing chamber. A composition was formed in the mixing chamber which was extruded from a nozzle onto the outer surface of a glove below the nozzle. The nozzle was moved horizontally above the glove under control of a program that moved the nozzle in a predetermined path and controlled the flow of mixture from the mixing chamber. An Asymtek Model A-303A X-Y-Z robotic table with a Sealant Equipment Company Model SEE-FLO 10 for mixing and dispensing system was used. The composition was applied in the form of non-intersecting strips approximately 1/16 inch wide and that extended approximately 1/32 inch above the outer surface of the glove.
Approximately 30 seconds was allowed after application for the mixture to wet the outer surface of the glove at ambient room temperature. The glove was then passed below heat lamps which raised the temperature of the strips to between 130� F. to 170� F. for approximately 15 minutes. The strips cured during this time period into a cured polyurethane coating which adhered to the yarn of the glove. This glove had the desired qualities of high slip-resistance, gripability, cut-resistance, abrasion resistance, flexibility and softness. The polyurethane cured at an acceptable rate and at a sufficiently low enough temperature to make the process advantageous for manufacturing and suitable for cut-resistant yarns. In particular it was suitable for yarns that include Spectra, which cannot endure high temperatures.
In this example a different glove construction was utilized. This glove had yarn with a core and a wrapping. The core included one stainless steel wire of a 0.003 inch diameter and a high strength stretched polyethylene fiber having a denier of 650 (Spectra). The wrapping comprised two wrapping strands, a first wrapping strand of a high strength stretched polyethylene having a denier of 650 (Spectra), and a second wrapping strand of polyester having a denier of 1320. The above described coating was applied to this glove in the manner set forth in Example I, resulting in a glove having the desired qualities of high slip-resistance, gripability, cut-resistance, abrasion resistance, flexibility and softness.
From the foregoing description of preferred embodiments of the invention it will be apparent that the advantages of the invention heretofore enumerated and others have been accomplished in that there have been provided improved slip-resistant gloves made by adhering a polyurethane coating to the outer surface of the gloves resulting in superior qualities. While preferred embodiments of the invention have been described in considerable detail, various modifications or alterations may be made therein without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention set forth in the appended claims.
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International Classification | B29C41/08, B29C70/88, D06M15/564, D06M101/30, B29C41/00, A41D19/00, D06M101/18, A41D19/015, D06M101/34, D06M101/36, C08G18/48, D02G3/44, D06M101/00, D06M101/16, B29D99/00 |
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European Classification | B29D99/00N3, B29C70/88B, C08G18/48A, D02G3/44B, B29C41/00B |
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- transitive v. To revoke or rescind, especially by an official or formal act.
- transitive v. Obsolete To summon back or recall, especially from exile.
- n. The act or process of repealing.
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- v. To cancel, invalidate, annul.
- n. An act or instance of repealing.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. Recall, as from exile.
- n. Revocation; abrogation
- transitive v. To recall; to summon again, as persons.
- transitive v. To recall, as a deed, will, law, or statute; to revoke; to rescind or abrogate by authority, as by act of the legislature.
- transitive v. To suppress; to repel.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To call back; recall, as from banishment, exile, or disgrace.
- To give up; dismiss.
- To revoke; abrogate, as a law or statute: it usually implies a recalling of the act by the power that made or enacted it.
- Synonyms Annul, Rescind, etc. See abolish, and list under abrogate.
- n. Recall, as from exile.
- n. The act of repealing; revocation; abrogation: as, the repeal of a statute.
- n. Synonyms See abolish.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. the act of abrogating; an official or legal cancellation
- v. cancel officially
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The reason why the other Republicans are against total repeal is because they realize that taking away the new benefits under the law would result in a backlash.
The Republicans understand that a partial repeal is less likely to stir up voters.
They can pledge to repeal the act but the actual repeal is highly unlikely.
A number of leading Republicans have already said repeal is unlikely, and on MSNBC this morning, former Bush speech writer David Frum urged his fellow Republicans to "stop giving false promises of repeal."
The repeal is contained in the annual defense authorization bill, currently before the Senate, and Democratic efforts to beat back a threatened Republican filibuster could prove difficult if the GOP wins races in Delaware, Illinois or West Virginia, states currently represented by Democrats and where laws require new senators to take office immediately.
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Aubrey Sarvis, executive director of Servicemembers Legal Defense Fund, also stressed that DADT repeal is one issue that doesn't seem to be hurting Murphy in his re-election bid.
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It's no big secret that being a mom can be incredibly stressful. Yes, it's fulfilling and full of laughs and fun, too, but the stress is undoubtedly there. The sleepless nights, the frustration of trying to figure out what this brand-new, tiny human wants and the endless mess of toys and baby gear all take their toll.
If you don't believe us, just watch for yourself. In this video, all mom wants to do is get her kids dressed. Not ready to go outside, not all the way to the car, just dressed. However, it's easier said than done when it's one tired mom versus three active infants and a toddler. With just two arms to wrangle four kids, mom gives it a valiant effort and eventually succeeds, ending up with clothed kids … and a desperate need for a nap! To think, this is just everyday life for Corrie Whyte, who posted this video to her Facebook page "The Baby Gang" to give the rest of us a taste of what life is like with two-year-old Emily and triplets Jackson, Olivia and Levi.
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Sunday, February 1, 2009
Celtic Knot #1
I made this last night, when I needed some studio time (it had been a long day of paperwork and computer stuff). I used a drawing from a Dover book on Celtic knotwork, traced it, and then stitched the lines with green thread. Then I used fabric dye to color the knot, and spritzed it with water to make it bleed a bit. After it was dry, I added the dots with a Pigma pen. I would love to design some of these knots myself.
I spent a year of college in Scotland, and was always fascinated with these designs, especially the ornate ones (and spooky skulls and such) on the ancient tombstones in the graveyards there, and in illuminated manuscripts from Scotland, Ireland and England.
Note: The design for this piece comes from Celtic Art: The Methods of Construction (Lavishly illustrated with line drawings & photographs) by George Bain.
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Susan, that piece is beautiful, I'm guessing the photo doesn't do it justice. At first glance, I thought the pigma pen marks were beads. Did you brush the dye onto the knot?
I love adding water to something and letting it take the color where it will. It makes for happy accidents sometime!Thanks, Danielle! I thought about doing beads or hand stitching (a simple "chicken scratch" with Perle Cotton would have been cool, I think), but I'm doing this for a friend (who did something nice for me) and I need to get it in the mail to him, so I didn't have time. Next time! I think I'm going to do more of these. Probably a little bigger in size; this one is only 4x6".
I did brush the dye on, but I used one of those things that is more like the tip of a felt-tip pen, and not a brush. This let me control it more. And then it looked TOO controlled, so I spritzed it.


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Solar Incentives
The solar marketplace is largely policy-driven. Because solar is expensive, federal and state incentives exist to encourage the commercial adoption of solar electricity. Each state supports solar through a variety of mechanisms, creating a nationwide web of subsidies that support solar projects to varying degrees. Understanding this fast moving, fluid marketplace is difficult for any firm without a dedicated resource tracking solar legislation and policy. The good news is that HelioSage does this for you.
A glossary of solar incentives includes:
Federal Incentives
30% Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
Through 2016, the federal government will provide solar owners with a federal income tax credit valued at 30% of a system's total installed cost. This legislation is part of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (Section 1336- 1337).
Modified Accelerated Cost-Recovery System (MACRS)
The MACRS, 26 USC § 168, is an accelerated depreciation schedule that allows business to recover investments in solar property through depreciation deductions. The MACRS establishes a set of class lives for various types of property, ranging from three to 50 years, over which the property may be depreciated. For solar, the current MACRS lifetime class is five years.
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Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SRECs)
In some states, a "Renewable Portfolio Standard" (RPS) requires electricity suppliers to secure a portion of their electricity from solar generators. Electricity suppliers are able to meet this obligation by purchasing SRECs from other owners of solar assets. An SREC is sold separately from the electricity and represents the "solar" aspect of the electricity that was produced. It also provides a parallel source of production (kilowatt hours and SRECS) and a new revenue stream for the owner of a solar asset.
The value of an SREC is determined by the market, subject to supply and demand constraints. The market is typically capped by a fine or solar alternative compliance payment (SACP) paid by any electricity suppliers for every SREC they fall short of the requirement. The sale of SRECs is intended to promote the growth of distributed solar by shortening the time it takes to earn a return on the investment.
SRECs are traded on a "megawatt hour" basis:
1 SREC = 1,000 kWh of solar electricity = 1 MWh of solar electricity
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State Investment Tax Credits
Around twenty states offer personal and/or corporate investment tax credits to help offset the expense of purchasing and installing solar energy equipment. Tax credits generally range from 10% to 50% of project costs. State tax credits tend not to be the primary motivating factor influencing purchasing decisions, but they can help "seal the deal" when coupled with federal incentives.
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State grant & rebate programs are a fairly typical mechanism for legislatures interested in promoting solar development on a state wide basis. Most grant and rebate dollars are paid out as either a Capacity Based Incentive (CBI), providing a dollar per watt of installed capacity metric, or a Performance Based Incentive (PBI), providing a dollar per kilowatt-hour of production metric. These programs tend to be relatively short lived as they are tied to a finite amount of state funds that tend to be spoken for relatively quickly. Therefore, grant and rebate programs are often used to jump start a nascent market and represent short "windows" of opportunity for solar owners.
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A feed-in tariff (also known as an "FIT", "standard offer contract", "advanced renewable tariff", or "renewable energy payment') is a policy mechanism designed to accelerate investment in solar by establishing a program whereby the owner of a solar asset can secure long-term contracts to sell electricity to a local utility. Tariff rates differ from program to program, but all are designed to enable profitable investments in solar. Typical terms are 15-25 years.


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Question about 3 Florida panthers
Canucks fan coming in peace. I noticed neither skille matthias or ellerby are playing in the ahl or overseas (matthias only having played 4 games) which seems bad for development since they are still young
What's going on with them? All 3 statistically haven't shown much in the NHL so I was wondering what they project as and how they are valued |
They´re just waiting league to start. It´s not far anymore.
Matthias suffered an injury, I believe a concussion, while playing in Austria. I believe he was injured fairly quickly into his contract overseas too. All 3 players are not eligible for the AHL because of their contract status and amount of games played professionally. Also, keep in mind that the guys that did go play over in Europe during the lockout have to pay their own insurance so that can be quite costly. As far as projections or what is holding that back, I think all three lack in the hockey IQ department. That seems to be what has always been their problem. That is something thats hard to change too. Skille has also been injury-prone so he's never hit his stride because of that either. That may be a product of how he plays because he's a physical player who likes to hit. Matthias played better last yr but wasnt consistent down the stretch. I think both Skille & Matthias are 4th liners for the near future. Ellerby has more skill than both of the other guys but just hasnt put it together really. He's always been known to be a defensive d-man with good mobility so maybe he can eventually develop into a #4 d-man. But I think right now he's probably destined to be a #5-6 guy. In another org, he may get a better chance to become a #4 but dont see him being more than that honestly. You should check out the lockout thread we had for what was going on with Skille & Matthias: http://hfboards.hockeysfuture.com/sh....php?t=1268815 |
Are they considered veterans where a team can ice only a certain amount of veterans in a game? Even then they would be allowed on the roster and at their ages I don't think they qualify for veteran status Or would they have had to clear waivers and have to have been sent down by sept 15? Even then they could just sign ahl contracts as that's what Vancouver did with Steve pinizzatto. They didn't want to risk losing him on waivers so shortly after sept 15th he signed an ahl contract with our affiliate |
And yes they would be considered veterans because of the number of professional games they have played (this includes both AHL & NHL games). Skille has played in 327 pro games, Matthias has appeared in 293 games, and Ellerby has played in 266 pro games so all 3 would be subject to the AHL's veteran rule. Because all 3 are veterans on 1-way contracts, yes they would need to clear waivers to play in the AHL. Also they would need to sign PTOs (Professional Try Out) contracts to play in the AHL and those are generally limited in length as well. Not wanting to lose any of the above to waivers, I'm sure thats why the Panthers never wanted them in the AHL. Also, both Skille & Matthias signed overseas so that didnt hurt them since they would still be playing. Just an FYI, but Pinizzatto does have a 2-way deal so he was allowed to go play in the AHL because he has both an NHL & AHL contract. Thats different than the above 3 players. Florida did have 1 player in d-man Tyson Strachan signed to a 1-way deal and playing in the AHL. But he was put thru waivers and was able to sign a PTO to play with the Rampage during the lockout. Not sure how much longer his PTO is for but usually they are 25 game contracts. And he can only be signed to two 25 game contracts so that is a limitation on what teams can sign veterans players to. With the lockout possibly coming to an end within the next 2 weeks, we may not even see Strachan get a 2nd PTO contract. |
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Donaji & the Magical Poncho
This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.29 / 5.00 5,084 ViewsThis is a special storyline scene from game Megaman Bros X 3, because this scene is to big, it will not be in game so take this as a movie.
In this movie you will part of game when Zero is on final mission to defeated brosver, but somethink goes wrong and sytuacion is becoming more and more complicated, because of this scenes game will not end in this mission.
This movie is a episode 1 and 2 together but with many modyficacions, hope I finaly maked this movie realy cool, at last I have no idea how many times I submited this movie making modyficacions, in this movie I will finaly see do I can go to next episode.
If you like it, leave review, and have nice watching.
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That made my day. I always need a good flash to inspire me. LOL
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Frank Boeijen (born 27 November 1957 in Nijmegen) is a Dutch singer and guitarist. His best known songs are Kronenburg Park (Ga die Wereld Uit) about a prostitute, Zwart Wit about the racial murder of Kerwin Duinmeijer in Amsterdam and Twee gezichten about a split personality. Having been in the music business for 25 years, he received the Edison award for his career achievements in 2005.
Boeijen released his first album in 1979, a joint effort with Wout Pennings produced by singer Rob de Nijs. From 1980 onwards he fronted the Frank Boeijen Groep; they released their self-titled debut album in 1981 to critical acclaim (OOR magazine was impressed by Boeijen's Herman van Veen-like voice). The breakthrough came in 1983 with the album 1001 Hotel, featuring the Motown-inspired singles Het antwoord en Linda; the latter reached top 10. 1984 began with the release of Zwart Wit, originally intended to chronicle a white Romeo/black Juliet-relationship it became a statement against the racist murder of Kerwin Duinmeijer. 1985's Foto van een mooie dag had Kronenburg Park as its second single, assisted by the voices of R&B girl group Mai Tai. It wasn't the first time that Boeijen sang about a prostitute, as the debut album's Transport uit Bangkok portrayed a girl whose name translates as Goldflower (Dutch: "Gouden Bloem"). Kronenburg Park was also released in English as Round Midnight with lyrics penned by Golden Earring-frontman Barry Hay ("You've always been the mistress of bad luck, making love for another lousy buck"). 1986 proved to be a turnaround year for the band; they gradually moved away from the pompous sound that dominated the last three albums and traded the club circuit for theatres, thus becoming pioneers. In 1990 the ten-year-anniversary was celebrated by releasing the live-retrospective Hier komt de storm (plus a few new studio-tracks including the Dylan-tribute Robert Zimmerman) and staging a major tour. This was to be their last and by mid-1991 Frank Boeijen Groep disbanded. Boeijen is a solo-artist since doing successful tours in both the Netherlands and Belgium.
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This is an update of a 12/19/10 review, after I had attended my first Mountain Trek program in Baja California, at the incredibly beautiful Rancho La Puerta. I'm so glad that I also attended a week at MT's (own) lodge in B.C. Both experiences were wonderful, but totally different. Due to the nature of the Lodge, the accommodations in B.C. are smaller than they are in Baja, but very serene and spotless. And because there are only about 10-14 people attending at any one time, it's a much more intimate group. The food is excellent, and offers chicken and beef during the week in addition to fish (the program in Baja is vegetarian and fish). I have never worked out or done yoga in a gym with a more magnificent view; MT's gym looks down through a frame of trees to Kootenay Lake, which is something like 100 miles long. All of this detail does not do justice to the spirit at Mountain Trek in B.C. -- the inspiration, the serenity, the RESULTS!, the fabulous staff -- all of whom are highly personable, professional, caring and motivating. MT doesn't just want you to lose weight/fat while you're there; they aim to help you make practical changes that will allow you to keep losing once you're home. And actually, the weight loss is just part of their overall program, which is to educate you about how to stay vital as you age, rather than just succumb to societal expectations about growing older. This has been a major transitional year for me -- getting divorced at 57, and trying one last time to lose weight and keep it off. I was so inspired by my visit to MT's lodge in B.C. that I climbed the highest peak in New Mexico five days after leaving. My experiences at Mountain Trek this year have made a huge difference in how I live my new single life -- physically and emotionally. I enjoyed the beautiful hiking so much that I'm planning to attend their 10-day "Turkey Burner" snow-shoe session over New Year's. My advice to anyone thinking of going is -- GO! But also make the most of your trip by planning it at a time when you can go home straight into a new, healthier routine. The 2 leaders and the nutritionist emphasize that you should focus on patterns, not details, of a healthier lifestyle and urge you to select a small number of goals/new habits to commit to when you leave. This is easier to do if you don't have to travel, move or change jobs in the first couple of weeks after your MT session.
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- Mountain Trek Health, Fitness & Weight Loss Retreats are high-intensity hiking fitness vacations in beautiful locations with experienced, mature guides. While the focus of many of our guests is to improve management of health issues or achieve weigh loss, we promote transformative "lifestyle" changes through the program. This includes cutting edge lectures in nutrition, sleep and stress management techniques. It's an all inclusive, highly structured boot camp style program but with heart. Included in a 2 week program; 8 massages, transportation to and from the airport, all meals, private room with en-suite, 10 mountain hikes, morning yoga sessions, evening fitness classes, usage of spa & saunas and free access to the hot springs. ... more less
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Dairy Crest today revealed a big return to profit – just days after it announced plans to close its depot in Telford.
The firm swung to a £19.7 million pre-tax profit for the six months to the end of September, from a £13.1 million pre-tax loss in the same period in 2012.
But despite the improved figures revealed today, a "small number" of jobs remain at risk of redundancy at the firm's depot in Halesfield, which will shut on November 30.
Dairy Crest said "every effort" will be made to secure the workers alternative employment at its other depots.
The company has declined to put a figure on the number of jobs involved.
Today's profit turnaround comes on the back of a drive to reduce costs, which is also seeing Dairy Crest closing its Crudgington dairy over the next year.
The company's revenue actually fell in the period, dropping by two per cent to £672.2 million, while profits from ongoing operations, excluding the plants which have been sold or closed and not including exceptional costs, fell seven per cent to £27 million.
Chief executive Mark Allen said: "Dairy Crest has had a steady first half.
"Despite the challenging environment we have continued to grow our key brands through innovation and reduce our cost base."
Although the Clover and Cathedral City cheese manufacturer has vowed to press ahead with the Crudgington closure, in September it was announced that 40 jobs had been saved through a new partnership between Dairy Crest and Harper Adams University.
The cost of restructuring the business, including the Shropshire plant's closure, cost the firm £1.8 million in the six month period covered by today's report, with £1.5 million coming from the reorganisation of its butter and spreads division, leading to the end of operations at the Crudgington creamery.
Further exceptional charges of approximately £5 million are expected in the second half of the year across both of these projects.
Meanwhile, sales of the firm's strongest brands – Cathedral City cheese, Country Life butter, Clover spread and FRijj milkshakes - were up by one per cent despite the comparison with a strong performance for the first half of last year when sales increased by 11 per cent.
Today's improvement has led Dairy Crest to increase its interim dividend payout to shareholders by 3.5 per cent to 5.9p per share.
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A gangmaster believed to have raped a journalism student in a squalid Calais migrants' camp could be on the loose in Britain.
Police say they think the people smuggler has already left the area and may have fled to the UK to avoid detection.
As horrific details emerged of the 31-year-old student's ordeal, detectives issued a photo e-fit provided by the victim to all UK ports, as well as British and European police.
Refugees in Calais, France. The student was a journalist reporting on illegal immigration from Calais to Britain
The student - who cannot be named for legal reasons - had travelled to the French port to interview migrants sleeping rough before trying to sneak into Britain.
As she took photographs of a group of Afghan refugees, she was lured into a makeshift hut in the notorious unofficial camp called The Jungle by the gang leader, who told her he wanted to show her something inside.
There he held her down, repeatedly hit her around the face and body, and subjected her to a half-hour rape, police said. Although she screamed for help, no one came to her aid.
French state prosecutor Philippe Muller said he believed the man was a French-speaking people smuggler in his 20s of Afghan or Iraqi appearance.
The human traffickers charge other immigrants up to £800 a time for a place in a truck or train to get to England.
Mr Muller said: 'We think he is a people smuggler because he spoke good French. We have two photo-fit pictures based on her evidence and on that of a third party who saw her with the rapist before the attack.'
The petite brunette had been warned by local police not to go to the camp as it was a dangerous place for lone females.
Squaler: Asylum seekers in the wooded area of 'The Jungle'
She arrived in Calais last Sunday to produce a report 'to highlight problems surrounding clandestine immigration'.
Although it appears one man raped her, police said others may face charges of aiding him, or failing to help the victim, whose screams are said to have been audible throughout her ordeal.
The woman, who was born in Canada but has lived most of her life in London, is being treated for physical injuries and undergoing counselling for mental trauma in Calais.
Referring to the alleged rapist, Mr Muller said: 'The logical route for him to have taken out of France is to England. We are targeting Britain, Belgium and Holland but with people-smuggling contacts he could be as far away as Italy.'
Investigators have traces of the rapist's DNA and also his fingerprints to help identify him. It is believed he is not a French national but this possibility is not being ruled out, Mr Muller added.
Exposed: A makeshift shelter erected by one of the would-be immigrants
Desperate: A would-be immigrant rests on a filthy old mattress
Yesterday, it also emerged that the camp should have been razed to the ground only last month. A section of the Calais riot squad was given orders to clear out the shelters in mid-July after the council feared its reputation as a no-go area was allowing serious crimes - including drug abuse and stolen property dealing - to carry on unhindered.
Ordeal: The wood where the unnamed journalist went to photograph refugees
Up to 500 migrants - mostly claiming to be from war-torn areas such as Afghanistan and Iraq - live in the damp wood, in a disused part of The Dunes industrial zone.
Although officers carrying mini flamethrowers and armed with batons moved in on a number of no-go areas, fears that the migrants would move to the nearby Tioxide chemical plant meant they held back.
A local council source said: 'The feeling was that is was safer to keep them in The Jungle for the time being.'
Charities and even the local police admitted it was not safe to go near the area after 6pm - a fact the rape victim ignored.
A police spokesman said: 'She was working alone, and admits going into The Jungle by herself was naive. She has been through a terrible ordeal and is determined to bring those responsible to justice.'
Police yesterday released ten men, including six who claim to be Afghan refugees, who were being questioned in connection with the attack.
Around two hundred have been rounded up for questioning since the rape on Tuesday evening.
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this is a sneek peek of my second plush in series 1. sammy and suzy. more pictures coming soon. this plush should be in stores for holiday time.
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I will not be attending this years comic-con in san diego, july 26-29th- but you can get a sneek peek at a prototype of my next plush due out later this year! the prototype can be seen at the
this plush will be the second design in series 1.
and there will also be another prototype of mine at the booth as well.
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a 3 person show, with amanda visell, michelle valigura, and myself. BLUE BOTTLE GALLERY in seattle WA, opening reception july 7th 6-8pm . show runs july 3rd -29th.
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Spring Cleanup is coming - May 8-12 for Zorra Township. Before you set things out at the road to go to the dump, consider some other options for getting rid of your unwanted items. April 22nd is Lions Recycle Day (Thamesford) and ReuseapalooZaha (Embro).
Click here for Tender information for Bridge 43 Rehabilitation. Tender closing date: March 29, 2017
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Mayor Margaret Lupton and Councillor Marie Keasey appeared before the all-party Standing Committee on Justice Policy at Queen's Park on March 2, 2017, to present the Township's concerns with proposed amendments to the Aggregate Resources Act. The Standing Committee on Justice Policy held two days of public hearings to receive public feedback on Bill 39, An Act to amend the Aggregate Resources Act and the Mining Act. Read news release here. Speaking notes available here.
Bernia Wheaton frojm the Rural Oxford Economic Development Corporation presented Council with some information regarding business in Zorra Township. View the report here.
Tech Boot Camps are being held in the Ingersoll and Tillsonburg Branches of the Oxford County Library. A list of upcoming program topics can be found on the Oxford County Library website. Currently the programs are held on Monday mornings in Tillsonburg and Monday afternoons in Ingersoll. They are free, drop-in programs.
Also of interest might be the workshops offered by Oxford Creative Connections. They have a workshop to "Develop a Creative and Engaging Social Media Presence" on March 21st. There is a fee for their workshops. Details can be found on their website.
The Township has introduced a Permanent Fire Permit process for open air burning. This process involves a one-time application which will reduce the effort required to set up permission for an open air burn. All applications will be reviewed by the Fire Chief and upon approval, the applicant will be able to proceed with open air burns by calling into dispatch directly to report the burn details. Review application form and conditions for the new permit, then complete your application! Please note - the process for small recreation burns within a ring or fire pit in backyard has not changed - these types of fires do not require a permit.
The Township of Zorra is pleased to support local artists. We are currently displaying some clay sculptures made by Phoebe Campbell of Embro; custom jewellery by Crystal McMaster of Thamesford; and an acrylic painting by Frankie Armitage of Embro. Drop by and check out these works of art by local talent! Do you have artwork to display at our office? Contact Mary Anne Murphy at Oxford Creative Connections by email.
Oxford County has initiated an update to the 2009 Transportation Master Plan (TMP) to help guide the County's transportation programs and investments for the next 20 years and beyond. Comments welcome. Click here for more information.
JMCC (Joint Municipal Coordinating Committee) Responds to Province's decision on Walker Southwestern Landfill Proposal. Visit the JMCC website for full details.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Zorra has adopted an Interim Control By-law 2015-05, under Zoning By-law 35-99, as amended, on the 13th day of January, 2015, in accordance with the provisions of Section 38 of the Planning Act, 1990., c. P. 13, as amended.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Zorra has passed By-law 2015-66 on the 15th day of December, 2015, to extend the period of time during which Interim Control By-law 2015-05, is in effect in accordance with the provisions of Section 38(2) of the Planning Act, 1990., c. P. 13, as amended. Click here for more information.
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