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Publication number | US3045925 A |
Publication type | Grant |
Publication date | Jul 24, 1962 |
Filing date | Sep 29, 1959 |
Priority date | Sep 29, 1959 |
Publication number | US 3045925 A, US 3045925A, US-A-3045925, US3045925 A, US3045925A |
Inventors | Giangualano Michael N |
Original Assignee | Giangualano Michael N |
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Patent Citations (7), Referenced by (36), Classifications (12) | |
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United States Patent fifiee 3,M5,9Z Patented July 24, 1962 3,045,925 MULTIPLE SPRAY APPARATUS Michael N. Giangualano, Los Angeles, Calif. (1718 Chalet Ave., Anaheim, Calif.) Filed Sept. 29, 1959, Ser. No. 843,246 1 Claim. (Cl. 239-306) The present invention relates to spraying devices, and more particularly to spraying devices in which two or more separately contained fluids are mixed during the spraying process so as to form a single spray.
It is often desirable to spray various materials with polymer resins in order to obtain a protective coating able to deter corrosion and to prevent exposure to the atmosphere from shortening the life of the material. The process by which unsaturated liquid resin hardens into a solid protective polymer coat is called polymerization or curing. One of the difiiculties encountered in applying an unsaturated liquid resin to a surface to form a protective coat is controlling the rate of polymerization, or the amount of time required for curing, at room temperatures. A resin Without any promoter or catalyst added to it has a long shelf or liquid life, which is very desirable from a marketing point of View; but if such a resin is applied to a surface, the rate of polymerization is prohibitively slow. If a chemical promoter is added to the resin, the rate of polymerization is increased, but not sufficiently. If, instead, a chemical catalyst is added to the resin, the rate of polymerization is increased even more, but is still too slow for practical applications. If both a chemical promoter and a chemical catalyst are added to a resin, the polymerization is sufficiently speeded up so that the curing occurs at ordinary room temperatures within one-half hour, a reasonable period of time. The problem in mixing the polymer, promoter, and catalyst together in one container is that rapid curing immediately begins thereupon, necessitating that the spraying of the material be begun promptly. Furthermore, all of the mixture that is not sprayed will harden and be wasted.
The method of spraying that is presently in use in the resin industry attempts to circumvent this problem by using two separate containers, one for a solution of a resin mixed with a promoter and the other container for a catalyst. Each container is connected by a separate tube to a different nozzle of an elaborate spray gun having two nozzles and connected to an electric motor-powered air compressor. When a trigger is pulled, each nozzle ejects a spray. The sprays are mixed to form a single spray that can be applied to the surface to be coated by the resin. Such a spray gun having two separate containers and the attendant tubing, electric compressor and nozzles is difficult to control, bulky, and expensive. Another disadvantage is that such a spray gun is not practical for small applications.
It is an object of the present invention, therefore, to provide a novel multiple spray apparatus.
It is another object of the present invention to provide, for spraying polymer resins, an apparatus that does not mix the chemical components until the spraying process is begun.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a spray apparatus that is inexpensive, not bulky, and practical for use in small applications of polymer resins.
According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, a multiple spray apparatus comprises two containers, each having a valve in its top. Each valve is connected to a pressurized liquid in the bottom of its respective container. One container is smaller than the other, and the smaller one is placed within the larger one. The valve of the smaller container extends through the top of the larger container and is secured thereto. A cap covers both valves, and when the cap is pressed, the two valves are opened, thereby causing a spray or stream to be ejected from each container. The streams are mixed just externally to the cap to form the desired single spray.
The features of the present invention which are be lieved to be novel are set forth with particularity in the appended claim. The present invention, both as to its organizatoin and manner of operation, together with further objects and advantages thereof, may best be understood by reference to the following description, taken in connection with the accompanying drawing, in which:
The sole FIGURE is a cut-away isometric view of a spray apparatus according to the present invention.
Referring now to the drawing, the sole FIGURE shows can 11 having a top 12 for securely supporting valves 13 and 14 and sealing can 11. Valve 13 couples nozzle 15 to tubing 16, which is inserted in liquid. 17 within can 11. Liquid 17 is a suspension of dichlorodifluoromethane propellant and an active ingredient such as either a polyester or epoxy resin mixed with a promoter such as dimethyl aniline or cobalt in a ratio of about 99 to 1. Valve 13 comprises movable member 18 and stationary member 19. Valve 14 is connected to can 21 within can 11. Valve 14 couple nozzle 22 to tubing 23, which is inserted in liquid 24 within can 21. Liquid 24 is a suspension of dichlorodilluoromethane propellant and a catalyst such as methyl ethyl ketone peroxide or benzoyl eroxide as the active ingredient. Valve 14 comprises movable member 25 and stationary member 26 and is similar in construction to valve 13.
Cap 31 fits snugly over top 12 and contains recesses 32 and 33 for receiving and mating with nozzles 15 and 22, respectively. Nozzle 15 cooperates with spout 34, one end of which opens into recess 32. Nozzle 22 cooperates with spout 35, one end of which opens into recess 33. Spouts 34 and 35 tunnel through cap 31 and terminate at different external openings that are close to each other. Spouts 34 and 35 are angularly positioned so that if they were extended beyond cap 31, their axes would intersect a short distance from cap 31.
The construction of cans 11 and 21 is similar to that of a common aerosol-type container that use as a propellant a gas such as dichlorodifluoromethane, which is liquified either by cooling it below its boiling point or by compressing it at ordinary room temperatures. When the container is brought to or near room temperature, the liquid exerts considerable pressure upon the walls of the container, and the space above the liquid is filled by gas exerting the same pressure. When the valve is opened, the pressure forces some of the liquid up the tube and out the nozzle. The expelled liquid vaporizes because of the drop in pressure and some of the unexpelled liquid evaporates into the gas space to occupy the space left behind by the expelled liquid. The active ingredient, which is suspended or dissolved in the pressurized liquid, is carried out the nozzle and left behind when the pressurized liquid vaporizes.
Valves 13 and 14 are similar in construction and operation to the valves commonly used on the now widely sold aerosol-type containers above described. Valve 14 can be secured to the top of container 21 and the top of container 21 can then be secured to the top of the container 11, as shown in the sole FIGURE, or, if desired, valve 14 can be secured directly to the top of container 11, the same as is valve 13, and the top of container 21 can then be secured to the lower portion of valve 14.
When cap 31 is pressed down, the roofs of recesses 32 and 33 mate with nozzles 15 and 22, respectively, and force them downward. The movements of nozzles 15 and 22 are translated to movable members 18 and 25, respectively, which are integral therewith, and hence movable members 18 and 25 are forced downward within stationary members 19 and 26, respectively. Valves 13 and 14 are similar in construction and only one need be considered. When valve 13 is in its closed condition, liquid 17 cannot escape from stationary member 19. When movable member 18 is forced downward, liquid 17 can escape through canal 41, out nozzle 15, and into spout 34. When cap 31 is no longer pressed, spring 42, which is connected to the lower portion of movable member 18, forces movable member 18 to slide up, thereby closing the passageway between stationary member 19 and canal 41. Valves 13 and 14 are adjusted so that when cap 31 is pressed, liquids 17 and 24, respectively, are discharged into spouts 34 and 35, respectively, in a predetermined ratio. The ratio can also be controlled by selectively choosing the diameters of nozzles 15 and 22. The volume of the catalyst should be about 2% of the volume of the resin mixed with the promoter. Thus, the discharge of liquid 24 into spout 35 is considerably less in volume than the discharge of liquid 17 into spout 34. If it is desired to lessen this difference in volume somewhat, liquid 24 can comprise a mixture of catalyst with some resin, and liquid 17 can still comprise a mixture of promoter and resin.
The angular position of spouts 34 and 35 causes the streams or sprays discharged therefrom to mix just externally to cap 31 and form a single stream or spray that can be aimed at the material to be coated with the resin. It is important that the catalyst, promoter, and resin mix externally to cap 31. If mixed internally, they would harden in cap 31 and render it inoperative. In some applications of the spray apparatus of the present invention, such as a dental spray using polyurethane foam instead of a polyester resin, it is desirable to mix the two streams just at the external orifice of spouts 34 and 35, but then cap 31 should be detachable so that it can be washed to prevent clogging.
When the resin is to be applied in a thin layer to the surface to be coated, a surface-curing agent, such as paraffin wax, can be mixed in with liquid 17 to prevent surface air from causing an inadequate exothermic reaction, thereby preventing polymerization. The surfacecuring agent accomplishes this by coming to the surface of the sprayed-on resin and forming a protective layer that prevents the air from coming in contact with the resin.
If desired, instead of the above-described aerosol-type container, a compressed gas can be used as the propellant. The disadvantage of using a compressed gas is that there is no reservoir of liquid to produce pressure, and, therefore, the pressure keeps dropping as the gas is expelled.
The spray apparatus of the present invention, although best suited for applications to small areas where it is necessary to use only a small amount of polymer, can also be used for applications to large areas.
While particular embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that changes and modifications may be made without departing from this invention in it broader aspects, and, therefore, the aim of the appended claim is to cover all such changes and modifications that fall within the true spirit and scope of this invention.
I claim:
Apparatus for spraying a freshly admixed composition including a polymerizable resin and a catalyst therefor, comprising:
(a) a first pressurized aerosol container for said resin, said container being rigid, portable, and cylindrical and having a closure plate sealed thereto in pressure-tight relation,
(b) a normally spring-closed egress valve for said resin secured directly to said closure plate,
(c) a second and smaller pressurized, rigid, and cylindrical aerosol container for said catalyst secured directly to said closure plate laterally of said valve and suspended solely from said plate within the confines of said first container, said second container being individual and separate from said first container so as to be capable of being prepackaged and pre-pressurized with an aerosol propellant and said catalyst independently of said first container,
(at) a second normally spring-closed egress valve for said catalyst, said second valve being secured to said second container and passing through said plate in the region where said second container is secured thereto, and
(e) a movable cap element surmounting said egress valves and adapted to engage and simultaneously operate said valves, said cap having formations adapted to mate with the egress orifices of said valves and including fluid channels in communication with said respective formations, said channels converging toward closely-spaced respective exit openings at the outer surface of said cap so as to cause said resin and catalyst to be discharged from said cap in separate streams that mix in a region external to said cap.
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European Classification | B65D83/20, B65D83/68B |


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By the author of THE DESIGN OF EVERYDAY THINGS.
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From water faucets and airplane cockpits to the concept of "real time" and the future of memory, this wide-ranging tour through technology provides a new understanding of how the gadgets that surround us affect our lives. Donald A. Norman explores the plight of humans living in a world ruled by a technology that seems to exist for its own sake, oblivious to the needs of the people who create it. TURN SIGNALS is an intelligent, whimsical, curmudgeonly look at our love/hate relationship with machines, as well as a persuasive call for the humanization of modern design.
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The Eichmann Defence
In a curious move, because to many it will suggest the GMC perceives itself to be on the back foot, Stilton yesterday had published in Pulse an article in which he attempts to portray the GMC as a listening organisation which ŌĆśaccepts there is a lot more to doŌĆÖ. Or, to put it another way, on the matter of its regulatory functions, the Council accepts this is ŌĆśan area where more can be doneŌĆÖ. PulseŌĆÖs standfirst boldly promises an explanation of ŌĆśhow the body is ŌĆśimproving fitness-to-practise regulationsŌĆÖ - this being, after all, and as the Council accepts, ŌĆśan area where more can be doneŌĆÖ - but in the body the article fails to keep its promise. Instead, Stilton delivers a peevish nit-picking lawyerly rebuff to two recent articles, and a bizarre waffle on why GMC punishments are not punishments. These, however, are diversions. The real message, the payload, part-hidden as it is, is much darker. It is that age old defence against charges of involvement in state sponsored evil that has become known, since the Nuremberg trials, as the Eichmann Defence: ŌĆśonly following ordersŌĆÖ.
This is not unexpected. Last month, after the GMC released its report detailing the number of deaths among doctors undergoing FtP investigation, Dr No suggested the GMC would use either the Denning Defence (better to convict a few innocents than let one guilty go free) or - as appears to be the case - the Eichmann Defence. It gives him no pleasure that his prediction appears to have come to pass. What it does suggest, though, is just how far the GMC is from taking responsibility for the sinister reality of its conduct, and how keen it is to absolve itself from any blame. For those wondering what happens next, it also tells us that no mere tinkering at the edges will do, wholesale reform is needed, and that means action by Parliament.
Hints of dodging the blame are there from the start and indeed again at the end: the airy blandishments about ŌĆśa lot more to doŌĆÖ and ŌĆśan area where more can be doneŌĆÖ. The implication is that plenty has been done (but there is always more that can be done). Such breeziness may work in a local council update on filling in the potholes, but it fails utterly to strike the right tone when the subject involves hundreds of deaths. The peevish nit-picking is neither here nor there, since it misses the more important point about the first article, which the second relies heavily on (Dr No welcomes both as important contributions), which, despite itself noting the risk of doing so in a cross-sectional study, manages to promote assocaition to causation in the very title: ŌĆśThe impact of complaints procedures onŌĆ"doctorsŌĆÖ. Though there is no doubt that complained about doctors are sicker, we donŌĆÖt know ŌĆō despite anecdotal accounts and intuitive hunches - where on the causation spectrum these doctors lie. This matters, because if complaints cause illness, then the complaint procedures, notably the GMCŌĆÖs, are vituperative, and need wholesale reform. If, on the other hand, ill-health causes the conduct leading to the complaint, then the doctor should be nowhere near the regulator, but should instead be under the care of a competent doctor able to manage such complex patients.
The Eichmann Defence itself is part hidden in the rambling and contradictory ŌĆśour punishments are not punishmentsŌĆÖ section, but before we come to that we might do well to remind ourselves of Eichmann and his defence. Eichmann was, it is said, the man who made the trains run on time. Interestingly, the GMC has a similar interest in timing. Right at the start of itŌĆÖs accountability hearing earlier this month, the GMC boasted that is now has 91% of its trains (inquiries) running on time, beating its 90% target. No one can object to trains/inquiries running on time, but to focus on the timings is to miss the bigger matter of what was in the trains/inquiries.
Both Eichmann knew and the GMC know what was and is in the trains/inquiries, and in both cases death was and is an outcome. Before someone starts shrieking, Dr No is not conflating millions of Holocaust deaths with 114 FtP deaths: instead, he pleads that any wrong death, even just one wrong death, is unacceptable; it is the moral objection to wrong death not the numbers that matter here. EichmannŌĆÖs defence was that his position was a ŌĆśmisfortuneŌĆÖ for which he was not responsible. Speaking after the guilty verdict but before sentencing, he said ŌĆ£It was my misfortune to become entangled in these atrocities. But these misdeeds did not happen according to my wishes. It was not my wish to slay people. The guilt for the mass murder is solely that of the political leadersŌĆ"I would stress that I am guilty [only] of having been obedient, [of] having subordinated myself to my official dutiesŌĆ" I did not persecuteŌĆ"with avidity and passion. That is what the government did.ŌĆÖ This, and much else of what Eichmann said, is of course normally abbreviated to ŌĆśonly following ordersŌĆÖ.
What does Stilton have to say in is ŌĆśour punishments are not punishmentsŌĆÖ section? Is he ŌĆśonly following ordersŌĆÖ? It seems, from what he says in the article, more than likely (Dr No quotes the whole paragraph, to avoid any charge of selective quotation):
ŌĆ£So the claim that we want to punish and punish more is quite wrong. We have always accepted that the effect of the fitness-to-practise process created by Parliament can be punitive, the point we have sought to make is that the purpose is not to punish. It is to protect patients and the reputation of the profession.ŌĆØ
Now consider this: why has the apparently superfluous phrase ŌĆścreated by ParliamentŌĆÖ been inserted?
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Dr No apologises for the order at the end of para 1 that has the Nuremberg trials and Eichmann's trial as contemporaneous. They were not (1940s/1960s), so it was the Nuremberg Defence that became the Eichmann Defence. Dr No prefers Eichmann to Nuremberg Defence, because this is about culpable people, not indeterminate cities.
Back in 2004, I wrote a letter on Human Rights and privacy to Ian Beales, secretary to the committee of the PCC.
In this letter, I stated that I often felt like a Jew in Nazi Germany.
It was subsequently published by Christine "Squeaker" Burns and may be read on PP 38-39.
Can you see the irony of her committing an offense under the European Convention?
What I didn't realise at the time was that this was absolutely historically accurate. This is Jewish medicine and the knowledge was burnt on May 10th 1933
My Grandpa, Dr JTS Hoey, would be jolly proud of Dr No.
I was tortured by the hireling chaplain of the DOP in Southampton between 1998 and 2001 when I tried to report the original assault in the Warneford in 1982. I have documentary evidence of this now. It was illegal under International Law
Another problem was unresolved grief concerning the death of Grandpa Hoey in May 1976 when I was at the Dragon School.
This is my research website:
London Gazette 1932: there is a vacancy as a certifying surgeon in Petersfield, county of Hampshire due to the resignation of Dr JTS Hoey.
My current objective is to create a few vacancies ...!
An excellent article on Major CF Hoey VC MC by Con McGrath came out in Ireland's Own last year:
Here is an inspiring broadcast from VE day 1945 about Major Hoey.
Charlie and many other brave people didn't lay down their lives in order for this country to turn into Nazi Germany. There is a deep moral necessity for making a stand against this
Dr No is absolutely correct that any unnecessary deaths are totally unacceptable.
We have a long term problem with Nazi shrinks killing innocent citizens in Southampton.
Herr Schlich and several other doctors have a criminal plot to harrass me using the police for complaining about this.
As Winston Churchill once pointed out, "the measure of a society is the way it treats its most vulnerable".
I have a utube video here:
Last December there was a historic debate in the House of Lords.
Out of 100 cases of abuse, the GMC showed interest in investigating 39, including mine.
As Baroness Gould points out in her speech, they have done absolutely nothing to investigate any of them.
John Barnard rejected my complaint again under rule 12 for the same reasons as before: "sexual assault in the context of a medical examination lessens its gravity".
The debate may be found on the BBC:
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Daniel Lewis is a disabled veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and served in the U.S. Army Infantry as a driver and gunner of a M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle
When Daniel Lewis, a disabled veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom, was looking to customize his 2014 Dodge Challenger R/T "Blacktop Edition" the decision to install a K&N air intake 69-2526TP was a no-brainer. Dan has been working with his tuner, and primary sponsor, Red Lion Motorsports in Flagstaff, Arizona for the last nine years. The owner of Red Lion Motorsports, Ben Therrien, describes his shop as a "Real one stop shop where you can get parts for a Model A or a Ferrari." Ben Therrien is a huge proponent of K&N air filters, and has been for over 40 years. Red Lion Motorsports sells approximately 3 million performance parts and accessories from over 2500 manufacturers, but Ben is never shy to recommend K&N.
Dan Lewis decided to use his experience in the U.S. Army Infantry and his love of military fighter planes, like the P-40 Warhawk, as inspiration for his 2014 Dodge Challenger
Early in 2015 Ben asked Dan Lewis if he wanted to represent Red Lion Motorsports (RLM) at the 2015 Optima Search for the Ultimate Street Car event being held in Fontana, California. The hope was that Dan would also earn an invitation to the Optima Ultimate Street Car Invitational (OUSCI) event held each year after the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas, Nevada. "When Ben asked if I wanted to be the next to represent RLM, of course I said yes," recalled Dan. A 2014 Dodge Challenger R/T 5.7L HEMI already packs a mean punch, but to make it a racecar it would need a few upgrades.
"The direction of the car was unclear at first," said Dan. He continued "We planned to do all the usual such as brakes, wheels, tires, exhaust, and a K&N air intake system. But we were clueless where to go from there." Dan really wanted to make his Challenger stand out from the crowd. Dan said, "I sat for days thinking of what I could do to this car to make it pop, make it different. Then it hit me." Dan Lewis decided to take his experience in the U.S. Army Infantry, as well as his love of military vehicles, and incorporate that into the build theme for his 2014 Challenger.
While serving in Iraq, Dan was the driver and gunner of a M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle. Not as heavily armed as a tank, an Infantry Fighting Vehicle is a type of armored fighting vehicle used to carry infantry into battle and provide direct fire support. "Being on that vehicle made me feel alive inside and I would love to own one personally," said Dan. "Ultimately my passion is with airplanes and helicopters, like the P-51 Mustang, P-40 Warhawk, and so on. Hence the inspiration and design for my car." According to Dan "Along with being a tribute to one of the greatest fighter planes to ever blaze the sky, fight in WWII and in Pearl Harbor, it (the car) is as also a tribute to a friend and fallen brother in arms."
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Private First Class (PFC) Robert L. Frantz, who died in combat on June 17th, 2003 in Baghdad, Iraq was Dan's close friend and even briefly his roommate during his time in Iraq. Pointing to the door of his car, Dan said, "This is for him, his name is on the side of the passenger door as being my co-pilot, the tail number, like you see on fighter planes, is his birthday." Dan even hangs his fallen comrade's dog tags from the rear view mirror inside his HEMI Challenger. "So with him (Robert) in the passenger seat, I feel he still 'has my six' and will be watching my back," said Dan.
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Which Joe gave his name to 'sloppy joes'? We look at five interesting sandwiches and their lexical origins.
Definition of deictic in English:
LinguisticsRelating to or denoting a word or expression whose meaning is dependent on the context in which it is used, e.g., here, you, me, that one there, or next Tuesday.
Also called indexical- 'In acts of deictic reference, speakers integrate schematic with local knowledge.'
- 'In these 'referential' uses, it is replaceable by the deictic pronouns this and that (This is red, That is possible).'
- 'The algorithm accounts for deictic as well as anaphoric referential identifications.'
- 'Action signs, like vocal signs also take part in deictic (space/time) reference, indexicality and performativity.'
- 'The third-person examples are much improved if the pronouns are clearly deictic rather than anaphoric; the first-person examples are already deictic, of course.'
LinguisticsA deictic word or expression.
- 'The deictics in are introduced by 'here' or 'there' and serve to direct the hearer's attention to an entity currently in the speaker's perceptual field.'
- 'Particular attention is given to the minute performance of pronouns and deictics such as 'this' and 'that' which mark the boundaries between 'us' and 'them''.'
- 'They center in the words 'tangent', 'quiet', 'evidence', the notable enjambment at the end of the line group, and the deictics 'Here' and 'there'.'
- 'To understand a deictic is therefore not to 'interpret' it but simply to grasp by observation what it singles out in the physical situation of utterance.'
- 'Not surprisingly, there's a predominant use of deictics throughout the text, 'now' 'here' 'I', a device used here to confirm, the congruence of the writer with the time and place of writing.'
Early 19th century: from Greek deiktikos, deiktos 'capable of proof', from deiknunai 'to show'.
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Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi has launched the Action for Transparency (A4T) awareness campaign and website to fight corruption and mismanagement of public funds meant for schools and health centres in Wakiso district.
The project, funded by the Swedish Government, will empower the public with access to budget allocation data on schools and health centres to enable the public monitor the flow and utilization of public finances.
Over 2,000 journalists and civil society activists, among others, have already been trained in Wakiso district to ensure that taxpayers' money reaches the intended beneficiaries. It will be rolled out to Kampala and Mukono.
Under the project, using a mobile phone or computer with Internet access via the A4T website, any individual is able to check the amount of public funds allocated to each primary school or health facility and the actual expenditure, before whistleblowing.
"Corruption and maladministration are inconsistent with the rule of law for which we fought," Mbabazi noted while launching the project at Wakiso District Headquarters on Friday.
He warned that if corruption was allowed to go unpunished, it would undermine the NRM government's constitutional commitment to human dignity, achievement of equality and advancement of human rights and freedoms.
He said the government welcomed all efforts to ensure meaningful accountability and effective service delivery, such as those of A4T. The project is implemented by Uganda Media Development Foundation (UMDF), a Non-Governmental Organisation.
"In pursuit of the fundamental transformation of Uganda to a modern society and with its commitment to promoting zero tolerance to corruption, the NRM government has established strong institutional and legal frameworks, prioritising resources to confront this vice that pervades our society," Mbabazi explained.
He outlined major anti-corruption initiatives as establishment and strengthening of institutions, such as the Directorate of Public Prosecutions, Criminal Investigations and the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority.
Others include development of specialized legislative instruments focusing on combating corruption, and the Directorate of Ethics and Integrity to coordinate anti-corruption policies and provide political leadership.
"As a result of the NRM's pursuit for accountability, Uganda is now one of the leading countries in open governance, especially when it comes to the budget," Mbabazi said, quoting the internationally renowned Open Budget Index Survey which revealed that Uganda was second only to South Africa in Budget transparency within Africa.
However, he noted that despite the efforts to improve accountability in government, there were still challenges in funds that do not reach their intended destination or that are not properly utilised. He asked the people to embrace the project, and thanked the Swedish government for the support.
Anders Urban Anderson, the ambassador of Sweden to Uganda, commended the government for its anti-corruption efforts and called on the public to support the initiatives. He said the mobile application would increase transparency.
The Resident District Commissioner, Eng. Ian Kyeyune decried unplanned developments in Wakiso, calling for operationalisation of the proposed Kampala Metropolitan Physical Planning Authority to guide sustainable development in the region.
The District LC5 Chairman, Matia Lwanga Bwanika appealed to the government to seriously address the causes of corruption among civil servants, such as low salaries that demotivate them. He decried "huge monetary allocations" to politicians.
James Kigozi, the UMDF executive director, said his organisation spearheaded the project because the media could play such important roles as fighting corruption. He said the project would be rolled out to Mukono and Kampala.
Project partners include the Swedish Fojo Media Institute, Kampala-based African Media Centre for Excellence, Transparency International Uganda and the Ministries of Finance, that of Health and Wakiso District Local Government.
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Redundant budgeting process breeds corruption
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would you do this move in a ppr
I give Cobb & Nicks for Andre Johnson & Spiller, my other two WR are Welker & Wayne, Spiller would slot into my 2nd Flex spot behind, Mathews, McCoy as my starting RB & Martin as my 1st flex, 12 team ppr
Another offer i have is Roddy for Cobb & Nicks.
Btw i also traded Wallace & Julio Jones for Welker & Wayne in this same league, good move?
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PPR your original trade makes sense. You lose upside but gain consistency. Would've preferred at least keeping some HR qualities by doing a 1 for 1 rather than a 2 for 2 but it doesn't hurt your team. Not a bad trade.
I'd want the Spiller side.
I'd want the Spiller side.
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Christians should care about reading God's messages in the Bible as much as they care about checking messages on their cellphones, Pope Francis said.
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
6 Wonderful Wednesday 9/12/12
Today I would like to show off my Monster. He just (at age 7 1/2) lost his first tooth!! He is so proud!! He is starting a 'little' late on loosing his teeth, but the dentist warned us that he might loose several teeth very quickly once the first one comes out, so keep watching!!!
Because of yesterday's post I didn't get to show off the new listing, but here it is. This is a fun and cute necklace set that will hold a photo or note. The locket is clear glass on BOTH sides, so you can acutually put 2 photos in it.
Then there is the new listing for today... this one is so soft and beautiful. The gemstones seem to just 'fit' together!
I am sure that many of you have already seen the new bracelet I am working on, but here is the first and most recent photo.... you can follow along with the rows on my Fan Page or Google+ page.
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And now, for a featured artist... Tomlinson_Photography_and_Design. This amazing artist seems to be able to find the beauty in very abstract places. I just love how there is something in the main focus that isn't normally, yet it fits!! I don't usually take quotes from the artists bio, but this one just simply was to wonderful to not use.... "there is something special to be seen in the rust and old structures
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My oldest lost his first one in June, and he is on his 3rd. His all came in super fast, so they are coming out fast. He just turned 6, but he has swallowed his first 2, so I am hoping he at least lets me put 1 under the pillow! LOL
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for featuring my studio on your blog, it is a honor! Also, congrats to your son for loosing his first tooth!
ReplyDeleteI remember that first lost tooth as a child--It's an exciting time in a kid's life, that's for sure! Hopefully the 'Tooth Fairy' *wink wink* will visit him tonight :)
Both of your new listings are gorgeous-I love the locket/photo pendant on the one.
You and your new bracelets always awe me! I love this one, too ^.^
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