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Patent US4508788 - Plasma spray powder - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA plasma spray powder comprising a uniform powder blend of silicon nitride and a plasma meltable metal produces a coating having some of the properties of silicon nitride....http://www.google.com/patents/US4508788?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4508788 - Plasma spray powderAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS4508788 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 06/587,833Publication dateApr 2, 1985Filing dateMar 9, 1984Priority dateSep 9, 1982Fee statusLapsedPublication number06587833, 587833, US 4508788 A, US 4508788A, US-A-4508788, US4508788 A, US4508788AInventorsRichard F. CheneyOriginal AssigneeGte Products CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (13), Referenced by (19), Classifications (12), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPlasma spray powder
US 4508788 AAbstract
A plasma spray powder comprising a uniform powder blend of silicon nitride and a plasma meltable metal produces a coating having some of the properties of silicon nitride.
1. A plasma spray coating consisting essentially of silicon nitride particles in a matrix of plasma meltable metal.
This invention relates to a powder for plasma spray applications and coating produced by plasma spraying.
Silicon nitride is known for its wear resistance and for its lubricity. However, by itself it is not capable of making a good plasma-spray coating. Like many ceramic-type powders, it is difficult to melt in the plasma flame. Thus the resulting coatings are not well melted and poorly adherent to the substrate. In addition, some decomposition of the silicon nitride can occur at the plasma temperature.
The plasma meltable metal and silicon nitride are combined to produce a uniform blend. The more intimate the mix, the more likely the silicon nitride will be protected from decomposition during spraying and the less likely the chance for undesirable separation. Preferably the overall blend has an average particle size of less than about 10 microns and comprises from about 20 to about 80 percent by weight silicon nitride. The meltable metal and silicon nitride are preferably utilized in pure form so that the resulting blend consists essentially of silicon nitride particles and meltable metal particles.
A sintered agglomerated powder is prepared by blending 80/20 nickel-chromium alloy powder, with a particle size less than approximately 50 microns with silicon nitride powder having a particle size less than 10 microns in amounts sufficient to result in a blend comprising 25% of the nickel-chromium alloy and 75% silicon nitride. A slurry is prepared by combining the resulting powder blend with polyvinyl alcohol in the ratio of 98:2 respectively, with enough water to make a 70% solids concentration. Spray drying is carried out by pumping the slurry at low pressure through a two fluid nozzle located at the top of a commercially available spray dryer. The slurry is continually agitated throughout the spray drying run. The atomization air pressure to the nozzle is 40-60 psi. The inlet air temperature is 370 C. to 430 C. with an outlet temperature of 140 to 150 C. The spray dried powder is slowly passed through a hydrogen furnace at 450 C. to remove the organic binder. The resulting particles are screened to yield powders with a -200+325 or a -325+15 μm particle size distribution. These particles can then be used as thermal spray powders.
The agglomerated spray dried and sintered particles of Example 1 are fed through a commercially available plasma torch into a jacketed water cooled collection tank. A mixture of 126 cubic feet per hour of argon is fed to the plasma torch. The torch power is about 28KVA. Nitrogen gas is fed to a powder feeder at the rate of 7 cubic feet per hour to entrain the powder which is fed through the torch. The torch is held at a distance of about 4 inches from a steel plate and is moved so as to coat the plate with a silicon nitride-nickel alloy coating having a thickness of about 10 mils.
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[–]KidEh 1 point2 points3 points 12 hours ago (0 children)
Did anyone get hurt after you drafted? Commish didn't have a do-over draft, did he? He's not playing fair if he cancels the trade.
Review #4 – Cadenhead’s Living Cask Islay PBS – “The Other L" by wadseraptor in Scotch
[–]KidEh 1 point2 points3 points 3 days ago (0 children)
Going to the UK in October. Looking forward to a visit to Cadenhead's!
[–]KidEh 0 points1 point2 points 3 days ago (0 children)
Because he's an elite QB. /s
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[–]KidEh 0 points1 point2 points 4 days ago (0 children)
I can't wait to try this. It may never make it to my neck of the woods, but I'll do my best to track some down.
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[–]KidEh 5 points6 points7 points 4 days ago (0 children)
I can swipe up and hold to unpin on my 2XL with gestures enabled.
[–]KidEh 0 points1 point2 points 5 days ago (0 children)
I'm with you. I'm dying inside. AB in another league though, so there is hope this weekend.
He clearly has a long way to go. /s
[–]KidEh 1 point2 points3 points 5 days ago (0 children)
4.8 points in 4.75 minutes. 60 point game today I can feel it!
Who were the one-hit wonders yesterday that will not so much fantasy-wise the rest of the season? (Discussion) by chang2456 in fantasyfootball
[–]KidEh 0 points1 point2 points 11 days ago (0 children)
I considered typing 22 points per week, but with scoring settings varying between leagues I put the paraphrased stat line.
He's going to be a touchdown dependent WR3 or 4. The OP is basically asking for hot takes. Calm down.
[–]KidEh 5 points6 points7 points 11 days ago (0 children)
Every season. He always booms like this and gives me like 5 points when I start him. As soon as he's benched he goes off again. He was on my do not draft list this year and I wouldn't buy him now either.
[–]KidEh 9 points10 points11 points 12 days ago (0 children)
I'll give you that. With AB out and Tate suspended my WR3 would have been... Geronimo Allison. Flex spot/Ekeler FTW.
[–]KidEh 1 point2 points3 points 12 days ago (0 children)
What a wonderful time to be alive. So exciting to see so many multi TD players and unexpected breakouts.
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[–]KidEh 0 points1 point2 points 12 days ago (0 children)
I probably wouldn't. Hock had more targets yesterday, but he may not be the go to every week with Golladay, Jones, etc to go to as well.
Yes. Bears will live or die by their D this year.
If your team doesn't have other big holes I'd pick him up.
[–]KidEh 31 points32 points33 points 12 days ago (0 children)
Gallup. Wasn't a massive week for him relative to some other WRs out there, but I can't see him putting up 150 yards a week.
Which players on your bench in week 1 will be in your week 2 lineups? by flmosinman124 in fantasyfootball
My only player that did better than one of my starters was McCoy. May start him over Aaron Jones but I'm up in the air on it.
If Mixon is out, Shady will be plugged in for sure in my other league, depending on how waivers go.
[–]KidEh 0 points1 point2 points 13 days ago (0 children)
He probably won't get big guarantees, but he will find somewhere to play.
[–]KidEh 1 point2 points3 points 13 days ago (0 children)
Here is a sense of how quickly things are changing in Oakland: Yesterday, #Raiders coach Jon Gruden told people AB was not in their plans for Monday. Now, I hear… there is a real chance he not only does not get suspended but actually plays. Wild times by mets1010 in fantasyfootball
[–]KidEh 1 point2 points3 points 14 days ago (0 children)
I would. Diggs is inconsistent (had him last 2 years) but that IMO is better than unstable. I have Brown this year and regret it. Looking like AB will play, but man, I anticipate headaches. Probably plugging in Golladay and Dede this week.
Draft Results: Lawrence Taylor North (Minor League) by secondcitysoul in NarFFL
[–]KidEh 1 point2 points3 points 17 days ago (0 children)
Tough drafting on mobile but happy with how it turned out. Have a good season everybody.
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Huge Tent city pops up unannounced in Ravenna by [deleted] in SeattleWA
[–]KidEh 6 points7 points8 points 1 month ago (0 children)
You'd think insurance companies would be lining up to cover a tent city full of unknown variables with a bad reputation. /s
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[–]KidEh 0 points1 point2 points 1 month ago (0 children)
No. I have several pairs and this only really happened on an old pair of shures and some cheap AliExpress models. Mee makes the ones I currently wear when I don't want to pack my custom molded ones.
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Capitals’ road trip ends with another thud in a 3-2 loss to the Golden Knights - The Washington Post
Vegas left wing Max Pacioretty (67) celebrates with teammates after his second-period goal Monday night in Las Vegas. (Isaac Brekken/AP)
February 17, 2020 at 10:04 PM EST
LAS VEGAS — The Washington Capitals started this three-game road trip hoping for a reset. They were aware of their recent inconsistency, and leaving their home rink, they thought, would help them get back on track — because they have played better on the road this season.
But as the Capitals exited T-Mobile Arena on Monday after a 3-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights left them with a 1-2-0 record on the trip, their problems had not been eliminated. If anything, they only seemed to be amplified under the bright Vegas lights.
"The start has not been where we want it, and we are chasing the game far too often lately," Coach Todd Reirden said. "I think we are able to turn the momentum of the game a little bit with our physicality, and eventually we wear the opposition down in the third [period], which is why we can have success. But the mistakes we are making to start the game are really putting us behind the eight ball to start with."
The Capitals, who gave up the first goal for the sixth straight game, trailed 2-0 after one period and 3-0 after two. T.J. Oshie scored twice in less than a two-minute span of the third to cut the deficit to one, but the rally was too little, too late.
The Capitals (37-17-5), who began the trip with a come-from-behind win Thursday at Colorado and a loss Saturday at Arizona, have lost four of their past five. But this slide truly began right before Christmas.
Beginning with a 7-3 loss at Boston on Dec. 23, the Capitals have gone 11-11-0. In that stretch, they are 29th in the NHL in goals against (3.48 per game) and 21st on the power play (18.8 percent). Before that loss to the Bruins, the Capitals were 26-6-5, ranked first in goals for (3.54) and were eighth in goals against (2.76). Their penalty kill was thriving, ranked second in the league at 85.7 percent, but in this 22-game stretch it ranks 16th (80 percent).
This team is struggling, and it's no secret to the players. With 23 games left in the regular season, the Capitals remain atop the Metropolitan Division — by a single point over the Pittsburgh Penguins (36-15-6), who have two games in hand.
"We have no concern about anyone else," Oshie said. "We are obviously struggling a little bit to get wins and play a full 60 minutes, but right now, that second part — playing a full 60 minutes — is our only concern."
Captain Alex Ovechkin is still seeking the 699th and 700th goals of his career, and he is now on a five-game goal drought — his longest of the season and first five-game drought since he went six games without scoring Dec. 19-31, 2018. On Monday, he had four shots on goal and eight shot attempts.
Though Ovechkin didn't find the net, he was a physical force from the start and recorded five hits. One check put former teammate Nate Schmidt over and into the Vegas bench during the first period. The Capitals' aggressive style lasted throughout, and they were credited with 47 hits; the Golden Knights finished with 27.
"I thought we did a pretty good job of being physical tonight, but that physicality didn't create enough," Oshie said. "We will keep working on that. We got a lot of guys in here that were on this team a couple years ago and know how physical that team was, and we just got to get back to that."
The Golden Knights grabbed a three-goal lead with 5:54 left in the second period when Max Pacioretty scored from in front off a feed from William Karlsson from behind the net. Karlsson stole the puck from Capitals defenseman Radko Gudas and quickly fed it to Pacioretty for the goal.
In the third period, the Capitals looked out of sync until Oshie sniped the puck from the right circle into the top-left corner past Vegas goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury at 8:47. Oshie's second goal also came from the right circle, on the power play with 9:20 left. Oshie has 24 goals on the season, including five in his past five games.
"You can't say one word or write something on the board that will kind of get [the team] going [earlier]," Oshie said. "That has got to be the guys in the room here: myself, [Ovechkin], Nick [Backstrom], John [Carlson], [Braden Holtby] — all the leaders. It's on us to have the boys ready and prepared to go."
The Golden Knights scored the opening goal at 3:43 of the first period when defenseman Nick Holden found the net on a redirect in front. Vegas made it 2-0 with 2:43 left in the period when Reilly Smith found an opening between Nick Jensen and Backstrom and shot the puck over Holtby's right shoulder.
Holtby, who made 13 saves in the first period and finished with 26, bailed out the Capitals on multiple instances in the opening 20 minutes. With defensive issues and puck-control woes lingering, Holtby had to stop two breakaways in the first six minutes.
Holtby was one of the only bright spots during this road trip. He played all three games, and the Capitals' team defense was responsible for errors that hung him "out to dry," multiple players said.
The Capitals have a few days to regroup before they host the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night at Capital One Arena.
"There is plenty of time left, one way or another," Carlson said. "We have to pave our own way, and, you know, no one is feeling bad for us. We are not feeling sorry for ourselves, either. We got plenty of time left to start playing our brand of hockey, which is a lot more intense and upbeat."
Last time out: Alex Ovechkin’s scoreless drought hits season high as the Caps fall at Arizona

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Room was bit run down--wardrobe door falling off hinges, TV remote nowhere to be found. Comfortable beds were welcome. Was concerned about shuttle convenience, but we had no problems whatsoever. Agree that restaurant is overpriced, but what else is new for an airport hotel?
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6 helpful votes “Great Hotel for Overnight Connections”
This is a great hotel for overnight connections as it sits as close as possible to CDG. The rooms are larger than most and very modern. The problem here and why I did not give 5 stars --- staff. The front desk staff are somewhat rude and seem preoccupied with personal conversations to assist guests trying to check-in. The beds are comfortable and the rooms are outfitted nicely for business travelers. I would recommend this location for overnight stays but not for a stay if you are on vacation or wanting to see the sights of Paris.
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Dear Oronde D, I would like to thank you for your comment; it really helps us knowing how our guests enjoyed our hotel.Our location is close from CDG airport indeed, moreover, we are also a short drive from Paris main exhibition centers including Paris-Nord Villepinte and Le Bourget.Regarding your arrival, I well noted your remark and informed our front desk manager who took necessary actions as this should not have happened. I look forward to welcoming you back soon to exceed your expectations, in the meantime, please do not hesitate to contact me personally if you have any other comment to share.Thank you,Gautier PY, Director of Operations.
17 helpful votes “Not likely to return”
This hotel appears o.k. from the architectural point of view, but service and ambience was not there. The room we had was very noisy and we could hear the complete word by word conversation of the people in the next room at 1:00 am, including the lady singing while blow drying her hair.The repeat of that was in the morning when the maids where making up their room.There where two serious breaks of hygiene in service at breakfast, one was that the dirty coffee cups where placed beside the coffee service area, and people would, by mistake pick up the dirty coffee cups to drink from. I tried to bring this to someone's attention, but the server did not pay any attention to me.The other was that there was no napkin provided for people to hold the bread while cutting it, and so people would just pick it up with their bare hands and cut it or break a piece from the baguette. In a family this is o.k, but these people I do not know, and I don't know where they had their hands last, so I did not eat bread.We met with 5 friends for dinner at the restaurant, the food and service was mediocre at best.Every person in each area of service except the front desk check in lady, who was friendly and polite, where not one bit concerned about our welfare. They where all just doing a job, and as their job is suppose to be hospitality, they did it very poorly.One can never say they will never do something again, but I don't think it is likely we will return to this hotel.
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Dear MaryEllen000,Thank you for your taking the time to share with us your feedback about your recent stay with us.I feel really sorry about the different issues you are highlighting in your review, however rest assured I will personally do the follow-up on these so it does not happen again. Concerning the noise, I am sorry you were bothered by your neighbors. On your next stay, please feel free to come see us at reception so we can move you to another room.Once again, I would like to thank you for your comment as this helps us striving for excellence, please feel free to contact me personally, I would be pleased to take note of any other remarks, in the meantime, I hope to welcoming you back soon in our hotel.Sincerely,Gautier PY, Director of Operations
13 helpful votes “Nice, would stay again”
Can't beat the location and didn't hear much airport noise at all.Stayed for one night layover and would do so again. Ate in the restaurant , it was pricey but that's not unexpected for airport hotel. Service was slow but food was great.
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Dear Bayman1, I would like to thank you for your review; I am really pleased to see you enjoyed your recent stay at Hyatt Regency Paris – Charles De Gaulle. Indeed, our rooms are really well isolated, so that even if it is an airport hotel, no noise distrubs our guests. I sincerely apologize if you felt the service was slow, however rest assured your feedback was shared with our restaurant manager who will solve this problem. I hope we can welcome you soon again soon.Sincerely, Gautier PY, Director of Operations.
53 helpful votes “good, solid airport hotel”
I just stayed here for one night and I can recommend the hotel though I was disappointed the pool/jacuzzin were being serviced as I was looking forward to a swim and sauna to recover from jetlag. I booked a club floor room and was not happy with the temp/ac in the first room I was given so the staff promptly put me in another room which was very comfortable. Bed and linens are great and all the staff I encountered, inc. on the phone, were very accommodating and service oriented. The Regency Club is fairly small but the canapes in the evening were very good though I was disappointed at no sparkling wine available. Breakfast was included in my rate and was offered in their restaurant downstairs which had a nice buffet. The shuttle back to CDG was on time and dropped me off at a convenient spot for my flt out of 2E. The only downside for me was I had to take a cab to the hotel from CDG as I was traveling with more luggage than I could handle for the train that you have to take to get to the shuttle stop from Terminal 1. All in all, a good choice for an overnight.
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Dear Moremiles, Thank you very much for your time and remarks. I feel sorry you could not enjoy our swimming pool, this one will be under maintenance until March 10th 2013 indeed, and this, in order to ensure a spotless cleanliness to our guests. I am glad you tried and enjoyed our Regency Club offering three complimentary food and beverage services, continental breakfast, mid-day refreshments and evening hors d'oeuvres with cocktail service, all included in your rate as you mentioned. We do propose an shuttle service indeed, we can also provide limo service upon arrival. I hope you will be able to try more of our services during your next stay, in the meantime, I am looking forward to welcoming you. Sincerely,Gautier PY, Director of Operations
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17 helpful votes “Very nice airport Hyatt”
Extremely comfortable beds and nice sized rooms - especially for Europe, excellent buffet. Shuttle ran efficiently. I can't imagine a nicer airport hotel experience in Europe.... Only downsides is the hotel isn't in the airport proper as say the Sheraton but it is a lot cheaper and the rooms are a lot nicer. Recommended
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Dear gic1953, Thank you for your comment, I am pleased to see you felt so comfortable in our rooms and enjoyed our restaurant with its buffet and “a la carte” service. We are very close from Villepinte and Le Bourget exhibition center , and wealso provide to all our guests a free shuttle service from the airport to our doorstep. I hope you will be back soon at Hyatt Regency Paris Charles de Gaulle.Sincerely,Gautier PY, Director of Operations.
Stayed overnight at this fantastic hotel Class all the way the value for money was excellent booked a twin share the room it was so very comfortable and cosy after a 26 hour flight from Australia could not have wanted any better the staff were amazing the restaurants absolutely A class the menu a great choice of different dishes a must if u need some where close to the Airport The Irish Coffee will do the trick to Start your Holiday in Paris would highly recommend this hotel to stay c it for your selfs
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Miscellaneous papers, ca. 1868-1896 (1934). (Archival material, 1868) [WorldCat.org]
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Title: Miscellaneous papers, ca. 1868-1896 (1934).
Author: William Morris; Jane Burden Morris; Eiríkr Magnússon; Reginald Theodore Blomfield, Sir; John H Dearle; W J Linton; Edward Coley Burne-Jones; Georgiana Burne-Jones, Lady; May Morris; J W Mackail; Margaret Burne-Jones Mackail; Richard Watson Dixon; William Allingham; Sydney Carlyle Cockerell, Sir
Publisher: OCLC:81665764
Miscellaneous papers, ca. 1868-1896 (1934).
William Morris; Jane Burden Morris; Eiríkr Magnússon; Reginald Theodore Blomfield, Sir; John H Dearle; All authors
Miscellaneous letters, notes, and other papers of William Morris, his family, associates and biographer. Most items are of an incidental nature but the collection includes a draft letter of Morris giving his reasons for resigning from a socialist organization (Series I), detailed notes by Morris on dyeing (Series II), and papers relating to the Kelmscott Press (Series I and III).Seven letters of Morris to the Reverend Richard W. Dixon, Canon of Carlisle Cathedral, the Irish poet William Allingham, and Sydney Cockerell, secretary and historian of the Kelmscott Press; a draft letter of resignation; a receipt of Morris and Company; and a letter received from William James Linton. Three of the letters relate to the Kelmscott Press and another mentions Edward Burne-Jones and Neworth Castle. Morris' letter of resignation (1884?) is to the council of a socialist organization (presumably the Democratic Federation) and gives his reasons for resigning. Arranged chronologically.Series I. Correspondence of William Morris, ca. 1868-1896.Series II. Notes relating to dyeing experiments with fabric, n.d.2 sheets of the notes by Morris are on paper headed "Kelmscott House, Upper Mall, Hammersmith." 1 sheet of the notes relate to monitoring fading, aging and discoloration of dyes on windowed swatches of fabric. The 4th sheet consists of Morris' conclusions, drawn from the experiments, regarding the best methods and techniques for dyeing fabrics.Series III. Family & biographical papers, and miscellaneous correspondence, ca. 1877-1934 (14 items)The correspondence and papers of Morris' wife Jane Burden and his daughter May consist of seven items dating from ca. 1877-1907. Included are an 1899 letter from Jane to Dixon with references to J.W. Mackail's biography of her husband and to a manuscript of one of Morris' poems; and 2 p. of notes by May (n.d.), furnishing commentary on published works about her father. Also included in this series are two letters from Mackail and one from Margaret Mackail to Cockerell (1906, 1912), the latter apparently referring to a portrait of Morris; a letter of Eirikr Magnusson, Morris' Icelandic tutor and occasional co-author; a 1934 letter from Cockerell to Sir Reginald Blomfield concerning Morris and Burne-Jones; and an undated fragment of a letter of Georgiana Burne-Jones. Also a signed portrait photograph of Morris, ca. 1885.Series IV. John H. Dearle: Sketches and notes, 1897-1930 (9 items).Ten humorous pen and ink and pencil sketches, with occasional notes and annotations, apparently by Dearle, who was one of Morris' embroidery, textile, and wall-paper designers and one-time manager of the Merton Abbey workshops. Only two of the items are dated and others may pre-date 1897.
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William Morris; Jane Burden Morris; Eiríkr Magnússon; Reginald Theodore Blomfield, Sir; John H Dearle; W J Linton; Edward Coley Burne-Jones; Georgiana Burne-Jones, Lady; May Morris; J W Mackail; Margaret Burne-Jones Mackail; Richard Watson Dixon; William Allingham; Sydney Carlyle Cockerell, Sir
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Often, a cockatiel sold through a pet store will have a toy in its cage when on display. Purchasing the toy to which the bird has become familiar helps comfort the bird as it adapts to its new surroundings. During times when the owner is in the room with the bird, the cage door can be left open and, once the bird has become comfortable with the owner's presence, the bird may exit the cage to investigate the owner. Forcing a bird to leave a cage if its not ready may cause the cockatiel to be less trusting of the owner.
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Clarke’s is a retro kind of auction house, low key and quirky and about as different from Sotheby’s as it is possible to be.“They’re low on the food chain,” said Leon Castner, who, since selling his own auction house, teaches courses in antique appraisal. “What they sell is going to be turned over three or four times.”In other words, Mr. Castner says, much of the merchandise at Clarke’s consists of “virgin items” — estate furnishings that haven’t been resold before (or recently) and whose value may be unclear. These goods are at the beginning of the process by which one person’s old chair, for instance, eventually becomes another’s fabulous find.
Junk, some might say. Or, just as easily, undiscovered treasure.Ruben — you make friends fast in the fevered atmosphere of an auction — had his eye on a weather vane, but he was also there to watch the mid-20th-century lots. Mr. Clarke was auctioning a couple of Manhattan collections of furniture from the ’50s and ’60s. There were shag rugs and white plastic, mirror balls and Danish modern: “Austin Powers” meets “The Jetsons.”Ruben loves midcentury.“A couple of pieces I have are considered the holy grail of Scandinavian design,” he said. He then described “a giant bird with a clock in its chest.”
He said his home is “kind of an exciting house.” He seemed like a good person to sit next to.Ms. Onyshkewych started the bidding with Lot No. 1, an antique Persian carpet. It went for a mere $40. I felt my pulse quicken. I once bought a rug at a yard sale for $40 — I could do this. But I remembered the words of Nancy Sasso, a Larchmont resident and auction veteran.
Susan Farly for The New York Times “I have made mistakes,” she said, looking at a couple of reproduction cane-backed chairs during a preview period at Clarke’s. “I bought an oversize rug that didn’t even fit in my house. I had to fold it over.”
Mr. Castner said that local, small auctions usually don’t use minimums “because they’re a headache.”“With no reserve,” he said, “you do have a chance of finding that one item that’s worth so much.”
Some auction houses take a middle path. “I put a reserve only on certain articles, and they have to be expensive,” said Tom LeClair, who, with his sister, Missy, runs the Clearing House Auction Galleries, which his parents started 47 years ago in Wethersfield, Conn. Like most auctioneers, Mr. LeClair makes his money by charging consigners a commission on the sale, ranging from 5 to 50 percent, depending on the value of the item (the more valuable, the less commission the consigner pays).Forgoing reserves is Mr. Clarke’s way of “keeping things moving.” It also gives hope to the poor. Those of us who can’t afford to buy fine antiques at retail know that, at an auction, we might just get lucky.“Let’s face it,” said Katherine Doyle, chief executive of Doyle New York, a Manhattan auction house. “People are always, always looking for something that wasn’t cataloged properly.”I knew the feeling. As I studied the lots, my near-total ignorance of antiques did not prevent me from picking out certain items whose value, I was sure, nobody else had discerned: a pair of white porcelain monkeys hanging from the ceiling, a French spice cabinet, a mirrored Louis XV reproduction coffee table, and the Buddha lamp.
“They think it’s Fabergé,” Ruben whispered, with a shrug.Clarke’s has sold some pricey items — its Nov. 5 art auction featured a John Wilde painting that sold for $48,000. The success of eBay and television programs like “Antiques Roadshow” has increasingly pushed Clarke’s and other midlevel auction houses toward the fine art market, or at least toward the expensive and away from the cheap.
Susan Farley for The New York Times One factor in this trend is the practice of charging buyers’ premiums. The three big Manhattan auction houses — Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Doyle — announced recently that they would increase their surcharge to winning bidders to 25 percent an item, from 20 percent, for goods under $20,000. (Higher-priced items have lower surcharges, or premiums.) Clarke’s, like many auction houses outside the city, charges a buyer’s premium of 15 percent.
“I give as much attention to a $200 item as to a $50,000 one,” Mr. Clarke is fond of saying.Paul D. Marinucci, who owns Butterscotch Auction Gallery in Katonah, the only other Westchester auction house, said: “It’s not a thriving business. It’s a subculture in that we have a following of people who’ve been coming for a long time.”Mr. LeClair, of Clearing House, said about 75 percent of his weekly bidders are regulars. “They’re in the trade, they’re private parties, and they’re vendors.”And they have more opportunities in auction-rich Connecticut than anywhere else in the region, he said, for one simple reason. “No auctioneer licenses are required in Connecticut,” he said. “You hang out a shingle, you’re in business. In New York and New Jersey, you need licenses.”Licensed or not, regional auction houses are all feeling the changes wrought by the Internet, which gives the smallest local business the potential for an international presence.
“New York is just incredible,” he said. “People say the English and Irish have the antiques, but they don’t — they’re here.”How had he convinced the family on Central Park South that he was the man to auction their furnishings? Mr. Clarke laughed.
“The minute they heard the accent, I had it.”Like most suburban auction houses, Clarke’s is not Christie’s or Sotheby’s or Doyle. But neither is it a repository of the kind of things you would find at a church bazaar. It’s a place where dealers like Timothy Riordan, who owns an antique shop in New Rochelle, occasionally get deals.Mr. Riordan examined a bull’s-eye mirror before the August auction, and described how he could rebuild the frame, add new gold leaf and resell it. He was describing the work of a “mover,” a local dealer who buys low, fixes up and sells high: the mainstay of the used-furniture economy. Most of the bidders at Clarke’s fall into that category.
“I have a big nut here,” Mr. Clarke said, noting that his business could not survive if he depended only on private townspeople. “If I relied on Larchmont, I wouldn’t make it. I need the trade.”That includes people like Peter Schweller, who deals in old master prints in Manhattan. Mr. Schweller helped work the auction phones, and went for a midnight breakfast at a local diner with the Clarke’s crew.
Mr. Clarke said, “I’m a good picker,” adding that during his youth in Ireland and England he had spent more time in flea markets than in school.“At 3 p.m. in Camden Town they’d bring in barrels of ale,” he said mistily. “You can’t get a drink in Brimfield at midnight,” he said, referring to the big Connecticut antique fair, where 10,000 dealers gather twice a year to resell what they buy at places like Clarke’s.Mr. Clarke prides himself on honesty and says he does not let bidders and consigners inflate prices artificially, even if it would mean bigger one-time sales.
“It’s a bit of a dishonest business, so it’s easy to seem honest,” he said.“A guy who’s spending $100,000 a year with me — why would I want to hurt him?” he said.Still, auctions breed conflict.“One guy wrote to consumer affairs,” Mr. Clarke said, “and said not only did I sell his table cheap, but I was in collusion with the police.” (There is usually an off-duty officer at the auctions to supervise parking and loading.) Mr. Clarke said that another disappointed consigner lost a suit against him in Mamaroneck Court over the low price he got for his hall mirror.It’s a “buyer beware” business, but that doesn’t mean such stories are rare.Robert Lifson of Robert Edward Auctions, the sports memorabilia auctioneer in Watchung, spoke of a man who was “ relentless in telling us we’d misdescribed some baseball cards” that he bought.“We’d called them ‘fair to good,’ and he thought they were in ‘poor’ condition,” Mr. Lifson said. “For his $1,300 lot, he sent calculations worthy of Einstein. His adjustment, in the end, was $11. I sent him the $11. It was so stupid.”
The problem with the armoires? They were “brown wood” — Mr. Clarke’s favorite insult, synonymous with shabby chic.Ditto Victorian, which Mr. LeClair said is as unprofitable as it is ubiquitous.Styles change, Mr. Castner said, “and brown wood is soft right now, but good stuff is always good stuff.”
After a couple of hours of good stuff and not-so-good stuff — and no bargains — we were less than halfway through the auction.“I’m bored to death,” Ruben whispered. Then he told me about a chest he had bought at Clarke’s for $1,000 and sold for $5,000. He wasn’t going anywhere.LOT 203, my hanging monkeys, went for $1,200. That price — more than twice the estimate — put to rest any lingering self-doubt. Clearly, I had an eye. I started planning where I would put my Buddha lamp.Ruben gave me a sidelong glance. “You can get bargains,” he said, “but not in this crowd.”Twenty minutes later, Ruben had his weather vane — for $900, triple the estimated price. The minute it was his, it became a bargain.
“That was really worth $2,000,” he said happily.We had been there for almost four hours. In the back, the proprietor of a local deli was packing up his brownies and coffee machine. The bidders who had come for the midcentury lots were long gone. Mr. Clarke was muttering about “cheap” bids.
At 11:20, I eagerly held up my paddle when Mr. Clarke opened bids on my Buddha lamp. $75, $125 ... suddenly somebody on the phone was offering $450. I couldn’t believe it. I also couldn’t afford it.I could probably have gotten the French spice cabinet, but when bidding stopped at $180, I stopped, too, afraid I was the only person who didn’t realize it was from Restoration Hardware. (It wasn’t.)
“It’s a sophisticated audience” Ms. Onyschkewych said the next day. “Certain non-rare country items don’t tend to go too high.”A non-rare country item — that’s me.I got the name of the thief who had purloined my Buddha lamp and called her. She has an antique shop in Manhattan.“This is not a good time,” she said, the first time I called her.“I am so busy,” she said the second time. I begged her to tell me about my lamp.
She said this: “I think it’s 19th century, that Buddha. 1870s.”I had loved the Buddha when it was a mere 1930s Art Deco novelty. I felt even more strongly that this woman did not deserve it. But that is the difference between real auction people and neophytes. Like breeders, dealers keep their emotions in check and their eyes on the prize, or at least the price.

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3. Rapid7 Corporate Headquarters 800 Boylston Street, Prudential Tower, 29th Floor, Boston, MA 02199-8095 617.247.1717 www.rapid7.com There is a balance to strike here between making sure the password cannot easily be guessed with minimal password strength requirements but also making sure that the password complexity requirements do not annoy end users. Specifying the timeout duration is a part of this balance as well. If the duration is set too short, users will be annoyed with repeated password entries and if the duration is too long, then the device is more easily susceptible upon being stolen or lost. You can also specify the number of failed password attempts before a device is wiped. This policy is particularly tricky as your acceptable use policy must make the consequences of failed password entry clear as a full device wipe will erase all personal and corporate data on the device. There are numerous example of an employee’s child getting a hold of a locked device and entering incorrect passwords accidentally until the device wiped itself Recommendation: At a minimum, require a numeric password that is at least four digits long. Encryption This policy enables whole device encryption on Android 3.0+ devices. This policy can help protect company data in lost and stolen device scenarios. If an attacker were to get a hold of a device and attempt to access stored data without the appropriate encryption PIN available, they would fail to access decipherable data. iOS 4.0+ devices support encryption by default out of the box and enabling this policy and disallowing non-provisioned devices will prevent iOS devices running earlier versions from accessing corporate data. Recommendation: Enable encryption but be cognizant of devices that fail to meet the minimum platform version requirements to support the policy. Remote Wipe This isn’t a specific device policy that has to be configured, but it is a device security recommendation that requires language in the acceptable use policy to cover this capability. When devices authenticate with Exchange to access corporate data, they will be required to allow remote wipe operations in order to sync data to their device. Recommendation: Establish clear, easy-to-understand language in the company’s Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) about when the company is permitted to remotely wipe a device and reset it to factory state.
4. Rapid7 Corporate Headquarters 800 Boylston Street, Prudential Tower, 29th Floor, Boston, MA 02199-8095 617.247.1717 www.rapid7.com Peripheral Management There are a variety of peripherals on smartphones today, including GPS, NFC, Bluetooth, and cameras. There are a number of device security policies that can be used to ensure these peripherals are not used. Recommendation: Unless your organization is in an extremely information-sensitive industry (e.g., Defense), skip policies that disable peripherals for employees bringing in personal devices. 3rd Party App Stores Malware is rampant in 3rd party app stores and downloading content from these sources presents a significant risk to corporate data and resources. While Android does not support remote management of access to 3rd party app stores and users with jailbroken iOS devices can gain access to 3rd party app stores, it is critical to establish written policies that are clear and easy to understand so employees are educated about the risks. This can be taken a step further by starting to inventory the applications on employee mobile devices. Recommendation: Establish clear, easy to understand language in the company acceptable use policy about not allowing employees to access and download content from unauthorized app stores.
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