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Anand Giridharadas Interviews
Anand Giridharadas, child of Indian parents who immigrated to the United States, returns to live in India as an adult. He encounters a culture shifting from traditional and collective values to a me-centric individualism. Giridharadas asks if the "American Dream" is better represented in places like the New India, rather than in our own increasingly calcified class system with limited upward mobility.
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Anand Giridharadas: India Calling
Anand Giridharadas is an author and columnist, writing about a world in transition as seen through the lens of culture. He writes the "Currents" column for The New York Times and its global edition, the International Herald Tribune, and also writes for The New York Times Magazine. His "Admit One" column, which is dedicated to the New York City arts audience, appears regularly in the Weekend Arts section of The New York Times. He is the author of India Calling: An Intimate Portrait of a Nation's Remaking, about returning to the India his parents left. To book now: http://www.apbspeakers.com/speaker/anand-giridharadas
Specters of Communism (Munich, 16-21 Nov 17) 18.11.17 The Adventures of Will and Intelligence all-day long performance „Caste-pital“ by Sajan Mani Part 2 An excerpt from Sajan Mani’s epic performance “Caste-pital”, performed during Specters of Communism. A Festival on the Revolutionary Century at Haus der Kunst on 18 November, 2017. Taking songs by the poet and Dalit activist Poykayil Appachan as point-of-departure, Mani performed this work across almost ten hours; foregrounding the almost complete absence of caste within Marxist discourses. 'Caste’pital - [ ] “No, not a single letter is seen - [ ] On my race - [ ] So many histories are seen - [ ] On so many races - [ ] Scrutinize each one of them - [ ] The whole histories of the world - [ ] Not a single letter is seen - [ ] On my race” - [ ] ”- Poykayil Appachan *1 - [ ] As a Dalit Black body, coming from a place with a prolonged history of left-wing politics, growing up with books published in Malayalam from Moscow, but also being exposed to a long history of slavery and bonded labor- failures is more important than festival for me. “In Fact, almost without exception the Left movement in India philosophically and systematically neglected caste” *2. But Marx wrote in 1853 “We must not forget that these little communities were contaminated by distinctions of caste and by slavery, that they subjugated man to external circumstances instead of elevating man the sovereign of circumstances”*3. Left leader ship could understand nationalism within Marxist framework but not caste. Taking Songs of Poykayil Appachan, Poet, Dalit activist (Born as a Slave) as point of departure and poetry as an archive form, artist will perform for a duration of 8 hours. - [ ] *1Unknown Subjects: Songs of Poykayil Appachan, edited by V.V Swamy and E.V Anil (Kottayam: Institute of PRDS studies, 2008) translated by Dr Ajay S Sekher. - [ ] *2 Ambedkar towards an Enlightened India, Gail Omvedt, Penguin Books, page 90, 2004. - [ ] *3 The British Rule in India, Karl Marx in the New York Herald Tribune, June 10, 1853 Source: MECW V12, p.125 - [ ] *4 Poykayil Johannan (also called as Poikayil Kumara Guru Devan, Eraviperoor, 17 February 1878 – 1939), known as Poykayil Appachan alias Poykayil Kumara Guru Devan, was a Dalit activist, poet and the founder of the socio-religious movement Prathyaksha Raksha Daiva Sabha (“God’s Church of Visible Salvation”). Johannan was born to parents Kandan and Lechi of the Paraiyar (“Pariah”) community, at Eraviperoor, Pathanamthitta, India. He was named Komaran at his birth, born as a slave to a Syrian Christian family of the name Sankaramangalam. He was later renamed Kumaran.
American-born journalist and author Anand Giridharadas was drawn to India, the country he visited as a child, and the country that his parents emigrated from. So much so that he went back to his ancestral homeland in search of work, and hope. What he found was an India his parents might not have left; a country booming economically, and an India reconciling old traditions and customs with new ones. Anand tells Steve Paikin why he headed east.
Anand Giridharadas on India's Consumer Culture
NEW YORK, January 10, 2011 - Anand Giridharadas describes how India's evolving consumer culture is empowering more and more poor and middle-class Indians. (2 min., 47 sec.) Source: http://asiasociety.org/style-living/popular-culture/cell-phones-ipads-and-changing-indian-psyche
Specters of Communism (Munich, 16-21 Nov 17) 18.11.17 The Adventures of Will and Intelligence all-day long performance „Caste-pital“ by Sajan Mani Part 2 An excerpt from Sajan Mani’s epic performance “Caste-pital”, performed during Specters of Communism. A Festival on the Revolutionary Century at Haus der Kunst on 18 November, 2017. Taking songs by the poet and Dalit activist Poykayil Appachan as point-of-departure, Mani performed this work across almost ten hours; foregrounding the almost complete absence of caste within Marxist discourses. 'Caste’pital - [ ] “No, not a single letter is seen - [ ] On my race - [ ] So many histories are seen - [ ] On so many races - [ ] Scrutinize each one of them - [ ] The whole histories of the world - [ ] Not a single letter is seen - [ ] On my race...
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Anand Giridharadas: Interview With CNN
Alejandra Agudo (Planeta Futuro) interviewed Anand Giridharadas, writer and columnist for the New York Times, at the inaugural session of Big Challenges: What is the price of inequality? http://esade.me/21Bj6fz
Anand Giridharadas: Trump Made the US Find Citizenship Again | Morning Joe | MSNBC
A year after his big, post-election/pre-Thanksgiving discussion on Morning Joe with director Michael Moore, Anand Giridharadas returns to the show for his assessment of the year in Trump. Did he find a reason to be hopeful? The Weekly Standard's Michael Warren also joins the discussion.
Anand Giridharadas talks with Mike Barnicle (21 April 2016)
Discussion with Anand Giridharadas, "The True American: Murder and Mercy in Texas"
Watch an intriguing discussion with Anand Giridharadas, Author of "The True American: Murder and Mercy in Texas" at the 2014 MPAC Gala. Hear Anand talk about why he chose to highlight this inspiring story which was a 2014 New York Times Book Review Notable Book and Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year.
Anand Giridharadas discusses India on Canadian television
New York Times columnist Anand Giridharadas gives Steve Paikin an update on India's anti-corruption movement. Giridharadas provides some interesting anecdotes on how pervasive corruption is in the day-to-day lives of Indians.
Anand Giridharadas "The True American"
http://www.politics-prose.com/book/9780393239508 Anand Giridharadas discusses his new book in conversation with Melissa Bell and takes questions from the audience at Politics & Prose bookstore in Washington, D.C. This event was recorded May 30, 2014. Founded by Carla Cohen and Barbara Meade in 1984, Politics & Prose Bookstore is Washington, D.C.'s premier independent bookstore and cultural hub, a gathering place for people interested in reading and discussing books. Politics & Prose offers superior service, unusual book choices, and a haven for book lovers in the store and online. Visit them on the web at http://www.politics-prose.com/
Speech by Anand Giridharadas on the occasion of the Special Edition of the Atlantic Dinners
Anand Giridharadas: Chinese Youth
Author Anand Giridharadas promoting his new book
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On MSNBC’s Morning Joe, the New York Times' Anand Giridharadas talks with Mike Barnicle about the likelihood of the Bernie Sanders-related fervor enduring beyon...
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Henry Crown fellow Anand Giridharadas delivers his keynote address, "The Thriving World, The Wilting World, & You," at the 2015 Aspen Action Forum. Recorded We...
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Specters of Communism (Munich, 16-21 Nov 17) 18.11.17 The Adventures of Will and Intelligence all-day long performance „Caste-pital“ by Sajan Mani Part 1 An excerpt from Sajan Mani’s epic performance “Caste-pital”, performed during Specters of Communism. A Festival on the Revolutionary Century at Haus der Kunst on 18 November, 2017. Taking songs by the poet and Dalit activist Poykayil Appachan as point-of-departure, Mani performed this work across almost ten hours; foregrounding the almost complete absence of caste within Marxist discourses. 'Caste’pital - [ ] “No, not a single letter is seen - [ ] On my race - [ ] So many histories are seen - [ ] On so many races - [ ] Scrutinize each one of them - [ ] The whole histories of the world - [ ] Not a single letter is seen - [ ] On my race” ...
September 12, 2013 AHMED RASHID, Journalist and Author, Pakistan. Presented by CIPS and the Fragile States Research Network (FRSN). In May 2013 Pakistanis overwhelmingly elected Nawaz Sharif as the country's next leader, for an unprecedented third term, shifting the balance of power away from the military that ousted him in 1999, and from the independent judiciary that removed another prime minister less than a year ago. For the first time in Pakistan's history, one fairly elected civilian government has served a full term and in the course of a fair election, has been replaced by another. Pakistani democracy has never looked stronger, but the reality on the ground is often vastly different. What is the next chapter for Pakistan, and what does this mean for the future of the precarious...
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Specters of Communism (Munich, 16-21 Nov 17) 18.11.17 The Adventures of Will and Intelligence all-day long performance „Caste-pital“ by Sajan Mani Part 1 An excerpt from Sajan Mani’s epic performance “Caste-pital”, performed during Specters of Communism. A Festival on the Revolutionary Century at Haus der Kunst on 18 November, 2017. Taking songs by the poet and Dalit activist Poykayil Appachan as point-of-departure, Mani performed this work across almost ten hours; foregrounding the almost complete absence of caste within Marxist discourses. 'Caste’pital - [ ] “No, not a single letter is seen - [ ] On my race - [ ] So many histories are seen - [ ] On so many races - [ ] Scrutinize each one of them - [ ] The whole histories of the world - [ ] Not a single letter is seen - [ ] On my race” - [ ] ”- Poykayil Appachan *1 - [ ] As a Dalit Black body, coming from a place with a prolonged history of left-wing politics, growing up with books published in Malayalam from Moscow, but also being exposed to a long history of slavery and bonded labor- failures is more important than festival for me. “In Fact, almost without exception the Left movement in India philosophically and systematically neglected caste” *2. But Marx wrote in 1853 “We must not forget that these little communities were contaminated by distinctions of caste and by slavery, that they subjugated man to external circumstances instead of elevating man the sovereign of circumstances”*3. Left leader ship could understand nationalism within Marxist framework but not caste. Taking Songs of Poykayil Appachan, Poet, Dalit activist (Born as a Slave) as point of departure and poetry as an archive form, artist will perform for a duration of 8 hours. - [ ] *1Unknown Subjects: Songs of Poykayil Appachan, edited by V.V Swamy and E.V Anil (Kottayam: Institute of PRDS studies, 2008) translated by Dr Ajay S Sekher. - [ ] *2 Ambedkar towards an Enlightened India, Gail Omvedt, Penguin Books, page 90, 2004. - [ ] *3 The British Rule in India, Karl Marx in the New York Herald Tribune, June 10, 1853 Source: MECW V12, p.125 - [ ] *4 Poykayil Johannan (also called as Poikayil Kumara Guru Devan, Eraviperoor, 17 February 1878 – 1939), known as Poykayil Appachan alias Poykayil Kumara Guru Devan, was a Dalit activist, poet and the founder of the socio-religious movement Prathyaksha Raksha Daiva Sabha (“God’s Church of Visible Salvation”). Johannan was born to parents Kandan and Lechi of the Paraiyar (“Pariah”) community, at Eraviperoor, Pathanamthitta, India. He was named Komaran at his birth, born as a slave to a Syrian Christian family of the name Sankaramangalam. He was later renamed Kumaran.
September 12, 2013 AHMED RASHID, Journalist and Author, Pakistan. Presented by CIPS and the Fragile States Research Network (FRSN). In May 2013 Pakistanis o...
September 12, 2013 AHMED RASHID, Journalist and Author, Pakistan. Presented by CIPS and the Fragile States Research Network (FRSN). In May 2013 Pakistanis overwhelmingly elected Nawaz Sharif as the country's next leader, for an unprecedented third term, shifting the balance of power away from the military that ousted him in 1999, and from the independent judiciary that removed another prime minister less than a year ago. For the first time in Pakistan's history, one fairly elected civilian government has served a full term and in the course of a fair election, has been replaced by another. Pakistani democracy has never looked stronger, but the reality on the ground is often vastly different. What is the next chapter for Pakistan, and what does this mean for the future of the precarious US-Pakistani relationship? This lecture will be followed by a book signing session of the book Taliban. Ahmed Rashid is a Pakistani journalist based in Lahore. He presently writes for the Financial Times, the International Herald Tribune, the New York Review of Books, BBC Online, The National Interest, and several other academic and foreign affairs journals. Previously, Rashid was the Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Central Asia correspondent for the Far Eastern Economic Review for 22 years. He is also the author of four books, including the recently updated second edition of the best-selling Taliban. He appears regularly on NPR, CNN, and the BBC World Service. Rashid was educated at Malvern College in England, Government College in Lahore, and at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge University. - See more at: http://cips.uottawa.ca/event/pakistan-the-next-chapter/
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1999 Movies , action movies , Akshay Kumar Movies List , crime movies , Indian Movies , Old Bollywood Movies , preity zinta movies list , Thriller Movies A series of child abduction and murders have left the police force perplexed who are unable to solve the case. Hence the case is handed over to CBI, who designate trainee Reet Oberoi (Preity Zinta) to solve the case. After some investigation the evidence points towards Lajja Shankar Pandey (Ashutosh Rana), a religious fanatic who believes in the sacrifice of children to gain immortality. Pandey's erratic behaviour and Reet's traumas (as a child she witnesses her older brother, a terrorist, being gunned down by the police in their home) forces Reet to seek help from a prisoner, an unjustly implicated genius by the name Professor Aman Varma (Akshay Kumar). At first he's rude towards Reet and refuses to help her, but with some help she manages to sway him into helping her. The case gets even more tough as she finds out that the Home Minister's only child has been kidnapped by Pandey. Reet cannot handle the pressure alone due to her traumatic childhood and her phobias, also she faces opposition from the local police partly because of Varma's methods. As they begin to spend more time together, he helps her overcome her fears and they both fall in love with each other. They eventually track down Pandey, who is about to begin the last sacrifice on the day of a solar eclipse (Soorya Grahan) which will finally help him attain the unattainable Immortality. Aman and Reet eventually save the child, killing Pandey in the process, but Aman is seriously hurt and is on the brink of death. Reet and Aman share a last kiss and he dies in her arms. Reet is given a hero's welcome and she finds a new sense of life in herself. Cast[edit] Akshay Kumar as Professor Aman Varma Preity Zinta as CBI Officer Reet Oberoi Ashutosh Rana as Lajja Shankar Pandey Vishwajeet Pradhan as CBI officer, Reet's boss Aman Verma as Amit, Reet's boyfriend Alia Bhatt as Younger Reet Oberoi Madan Jain as Police Officer Reception[edit] Bella Jaisinghani of The Indian Express wrote, "This crime thriller is value for money," noting the performances: "Akshay Kumar and Preity Zinta have done an impressive job as a criminal and a CBI officer".[2] Rediff.com's reviewer Sharmila Taliculam gave the film a positive review, but concluded, "Sangharsh may or may not do well at the turnstiles. If you are a Mahesh Bhatt fan, you may find it watchable. If you are not, give it a miss."[3] India Today critic Madhu Jain highly praised the film's performance, noting Kumar for delivering "quite a performance", Zinta for bringing "intelligence to her role", and Rana for a performance that "remains searingly etched on the mind".[4] An article published by The Tribune at the time of release hailed Zinta's performance as "an amazing act", calling Sangharsh "an intense film".[5] Mukhtar Anjoom of Deccan Herald wrote a positive review, noting that in spite of its possible lack of originality, "the treatment of the characters is first-rate" and "the build-up to the impending scare is brilliant". He further described Rana's performance as "outstanding" and praised Chandra for "bringing out the best" out of Kumar and Zinta.[6]
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Helen Mirren reunites with Donald Sutherland on the set of poignant road movie | Daily Mail Online
Helen Mirren reunites with Donald Sutherland on set of poignant road movie... 26 years after their last screen collaboration
By Jason Chester and Jessica Rach For Mailonline
Published: 19:17 EST, 22 August 2016 | Updated: 19:29 EST, 22 August 2016
Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland joined forces for the first time in 26-years on Monday afternoon as filming got underway on the set of forthcoming road movie The Leisure Seeker.
The veteran actors were on set in Atlanta as they prepared to shoot scenes for the new film.
An adaptation of Michael Zadoorian's poignant 2009 novel, it is a story about a terminally ill couple who decide to take one final road trip in their mobile home.
Quiet on set: Helen Mirren was on set as filming got underway on the set of forthcoming road movie The Leisure Seeker in Atlanta on Monday
The film is billed as 'Easy Rider meets The Notebook,' and follows the story of a Boston couple who ignore the warnings of doctors and their grown-up children to join a vintage Winnebago Leisure Seeker.
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The adventurous duo cross the country to the Key West home of their hero Ernest Hemingway.
The duo previously played a married couple before in 1990 in Bethune: The Making of a Hero, directed by Philip Borsos.
Reunited: The veteran actors were on set in Atlanta as they prepared to shoot scenes for the new film
Donald looked dapper in a pale blue linen suit, matching trainers and bright pink socks as he lounged on a park bench in between scenes.
Clad in jeans, a floral blouse and a sun visor Helen looked in character.
Meanwhile the 70-year-old actress revealed in June to Elle that she has been offered a role in Fast and Furious 8.
Helen said that she is confirmed to appear in the movie, and added that she is 'about to' start work on it.
'I've always rather loved driving,' she told ELLE. 'I said, 'I'll be in it, but only if I'm allowed to drive if I do drive in it.' But we'll see.'
Vintage: The film is billed as 'Easy Rider meets The Notebook,' and follows the story of a Boston couple who ignore the warnings of doctors and their grown-up children to join a vintage Winnebago Leisure Seeker
More than a year ago, Helen had revealed her dream of appearing in one of the franchise's action films.
'My great ambition is to be in a Fast And Furious movie,' she told Yahoo! Movies in March 2015. 'I want to be a mad driver in a Fast And Furious movie. My claim to fame is I always do my own driving – I was on Top Gear, and I did [my lap] in a very good time.'
Helen added that she had been hinting at her desire to appear in one of the movies for some time, and was hoping that she would soon be getting the call.
'I keep putting it out there, and they never ask me,' the actress said. 'I'll be in Fast And Furious 8. I have to say Vin Diesel is brilliant. I love Vin Diesel. He's a great guy, smart – I love him. It's partly because of him I'd like to be in one, but also the driving.'
Versatile: Meanwhile 70-year-old actress Helen revealed in June to Elle that she has been offered a role in Fast and Furious 8

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Twelve Sports Immortals by Heyn, Ernest V. (editor);: Bartholomew House Hardcover - AbeBooks.com
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Hardcover - very good on good + dust jacket (complete & intact with a few spots of shelf wear to dj & bit of chipping along dj edges). Collects a number of the very well done, in-depth "Sport Special" profiles from "Sport Magazine" of the 1940s. Includes Bob Feller, Ted Williams, Honus Wagner, Ty Cobb, Joe DiMaggio, Connie Mack, John McGraw, Dizzy Dean, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis. BW photos. Bookseller Inventory # Bibliographic Details
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Great location and service - Review of Sheraton Seattle Hotel, Seattle, WA - TripAdvisor
Great location and service - Sheraton Seattle Hotel
Our family of 3 stayed at the Sheraton Seattle in late June. The location was excellent for everything we wanted to see. Pike Place Market is a 5 block walk straight down Pike Street. Shopping at Macy's, Nordstrom, Banana Republic and Nike Town are within 2 blocks. The Monorail Station to Seattle Center and Light Rail Station to the airport at Westlake Center are within 2 blocks. We walked south to Safeco and CenturyLink fields, as well as the International District.
Service was fantastic as always - front desk, housekeeping, bell desk.
I hired a car for $29 from airport to hotel. Taxi to Amtrak station was $6.
The pool was fairly small for my 11 year old - 4 foot deep and 4 lanes wide and shared with several families. No hot tub, sauna, steam room, or locker room.
Wifi was available in the lobby, as well as 7 complimentary computers. Ridiculous wifi charge of $11 per night for in-room wifi.
Very small bathroom. Doors slam loudly and interrupt those trying to sleep.More
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Attended conference in Seattle and stayed for 3 nights at the Sheraton. Walking distance from great shopping, restaurants, etc. Not far from SeaTac airport. All around good experience! Rooms are nice and clean. Could use a few more outlets and have to pay for internet, but still it was a great stay.
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Thanks for sharing your comments regarding your great stay at the Sheraton Seattle. Glad you enjoyed our location which is really central to everything downtown. Thanks for your comment regarding additional outlets. We agree and are in the process of installing more outlets in our guestrooms. Thanks again for the nice comments.
Wonderful hotel in Seattle, near attractions
My daughter and my mother and I stayed at the Sheraton Hotel and we loved it. The hotel is clean and big and has everything to offer its guests. We were close to the Space Needle, Pikes Market and Chihully garden of glass. The only thing you have to keep in mind is that a lot of taxes are added to the bill and parking is $40.00 per day. Ouch!
Ask koala4 about Sheraton Seattle Hotel
Thanks for the review and for choosing the Sheraton Seattle for your summer vacation. Our location can't be beat. We are in the heart of downtown and within walking distance to many of Seattle's most popular attractions and restaurants. I am glad you had a chance to explore our fine city. I know that the taxes can add up quickly, however, they are the same for all hotels in Seattle. We do check our parking rates often to make sure we are competitive with other downtown hotel properties. Thanks for letting us be a part of your memorable three generations get-away.
Loved the location and thought the rooms were spacious and clean. The conceirge was busy but helpful. Walking distance to many activities and riverfront. I would stay here again. But, It Is very large and busy so if you're looking for a personalized experience you won't find it here.
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Thanks for sharing your experience with us. It is great to hear that you loved our location and rooms and that our concierge was able to assist you. It is disappointing to read that you didn't feel as though you were provided a personalized experience. Even though we are a large hotel, our staff work hard to make each guest feel welcomed. We look forward to your next visit and the opportunity to change your opinion. Thanks again for the feedback!
Stayed here for a business conference- great hotel in the perfect location. Staff and friendly and helpful, rooms lovely and worth price, particularly if you are sharing.
Fitness centre is well equipped and also has a panoramic view from the 35th floor! Includes a small pool but their fitness equipment is much better than the pool.
Didn't eat at the restaurant but used the in-hotel coffee store. The hotel offers $5 vouchers if you chose not to get your room cleaned constantly. These can be used at this place among others.
They also have a handy desk for printing airline tickets and will hold your bags for a full 24 hrs after you check out in a locked room. This was great for switching hotels/air travel days!
Ask Fiona M about Sheraton Seattle Hotel
What a great review! We appreciate you taking advantage of our Make A Green Choice program. It is such a great win-win for guests and sustainability since guests receive a gift by giving back what would have been 38 gallons of water used to clean their room along with the electricity. We appreciate all of your wonderful comments regarding our location, fitness center, guest rooms, guest services and our friendly and helpful staff. We look forward to seeing you at your next Seattle conference.
VERY good .... if you have time to look for a good rate.
We were sightseeing in Seattle before a cruise .... the hotel is truly above average.
Our club floor room allowed us a complimenary breakfast, hors d'oeuvres, etc. that were all very good. Coffee, water, fruit and soft drinks anytime!
A nice club floor room.
A friendly & helpful staff.
A nice bar with reasonable prices.
If you book early, be sure to look several times for better rates. We ended up with a BIG savings by checking several times on several sites. BUT be forewarned .... Seattle IS an expensive city!
Room Tip: Consider a "Club" room if you plan to eat breakfast or use some of the amenities that may have a charge (wi-fi). Most are included in the club rooms.
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Thanks for sharing your experience at the Sheraton Seattle. We truly appreciate all of your wonderful comments and I am happy to hear that you enjoyed the Club Lounge and all the benefits that come with booking a Club Level room. We will pass on your compliments to the staff. Thank you for mentioning your enjoyable experience at our bar. We are very proud of our newly renovated Fountain Wine Bar ; it 's a great place to enjoy wines that are rated 90+ by Wine Spectator. I hope you were able to enjoy our Sheraton Social Hour. We welcome the opportunity to have you as our guest in the near future.

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Patent US6121033 - Degradable polyesters, a mixed culture of microorganisms for degrading these ... - Google Patents
Degradable polyesters useful in packaging, packing, agricultural, biomedical, and other applications are made by reacting amine-protected glutamic acid with diols or epoxy compounds. The polyesters include a thermoplastic main chain aliphatic polyester, a thermoset heterochain polyester and a thermoset...http://www.google.com/patents/US6121033?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6121033 - Degradable polyesters, a mixed culture of microorganisms for degrading these polyesters, and methods for making these substances
Publication number US6121033 A
Application number US 09/358,348
Also published as US5990266, US6191176, WO1999028366A1
Publication number 09358348, 358348, US 6121033 A, US 6121033A, US-A-6121033, US6121033 A, US6121033A
Inventors Raef M. Tadros, Delmar C. Timm
Patent Citations (13), Non-Patent Citations (94), Referenced by (16), Classifications (37), Legal Events (3)
Degradable polyesters, a mixed culture of microorganisms for degrading these polyesters, and methods for making these substances
US 6121033 A
1. A mixed culture of microorganisms, comprising a mixture of:
Rhizopus chinesis;
Rhizopus delemar;
Penecillium pinophilum;
Aspergillus niger; and
2. A method for making a mixed culture of microorganisms, comprising:
dissolving cultivated broth media in water;
cultivating microorganisms, namely, Rhizopus chinesis, Rhizopus delemar, Penecillium pinophilum, and Aspergillus niger in said broth media, wherein each microorganism is cultivated separately from the others;
filtering each of said microorganisms to separate hyphae from spores; and
mixing said spores from said microorganisms to form a mixed culture of microorganisms.
After the diol or epoxy compound and the blocked glutamic acid are mixed, they are heated and a slow stream of inert gas, such as nitrogen or argon, is bubbled through the molten mixture. Preferably, this reaction occurs in vacuum conditions. This reaction should take place at about 90° C. or above for it to occur in a reasonable amount of time. Preferably, the component mixture is heated to between about 90 and 250° C. for about 16 to 24 hours if the diol is a reactant. Most preferably, the component mixture is heated to between about 140 and 170° C. if the diol is a reactant. Preferably, the polymerization reaction occurs at between about 90 and 170° C. if the epoxy compound is a reactant. Most preferably, the reaction occurs at between about 110 and 130° C. if the epoxy compound is a reactant. After heating the component mixture for at least about 2 hours at about 90° C. or above, a thermoplastic main chain aliphatic polyester will have formed and may be removed from the apparatus in which the reaction takes place. The resulting polymer should be cooled in a dissicator so as to avoid moisture contact, which may cause premature degradation. In addition to having a decreased reaction time at higher temperatures, the polymer resulting from a reaction at higher temperatures will have a higher molecular weight.
Blocked glutamic acid and ethylene glycol were melt mixed together in a batch reactor under vacuum at 400 mmHg. Ethylene glycol has a low boiling point and was lost during the early stages of polymerization. At later stages of polymerization, ethylene glycol molecules became less volatile since they had reacted. P-toluene sulfonic acid catalyst was added to the mixture. The blocked glutamic acid and the ethylene glycol were added in quantities such that the molar ratio of blocked glutamic acid to ethylene glycol to p-toluene sulfonic acid was 1:1.08:0.01. The reaction was carried out at 110° C. and maintained at this temperature for the period of polymerization, which extended for 24 hours. The excess diol was stripped from the molten resin by vacuum. The reaction mixture was poured into a reaction bulb and heated in a liquid bath at a fixed temperature. A thermoplastic main chain aliphatic polyester of the present invention was obtained.
Blocked glutamic acid and ethylene glycol were melt mixed together in a batch reactor under vacuum at 400 mmHg. Ethylene glycol has a low boiling point and was lost during the early stages of polymerization. At later stages of polymerization, ethylene glycol molecules became less volatile since they had reacted. P-toluene sulfonic acid catalyst was added to the mixture. The blocked glutamic acid and the ethylene glycol were added in quantities such that the molar ratio of blocked glutamic acid to ethylene glycol to p-toluene sulfonic acid was 1:1.08:0.01. The reaction was carried out at 170° C. and maintained at this temperature for the period of polymerization, which extended for 16 hours. The excess diol was stripped from the molten resin by vacuum. The reaction mixture was poured into a reaction bulb and heated in a liquid bath at a fixed temperature. A thermoplastic main chain aliphatic polyester of the present invention was obtained.
Blocked glutamic acid and propylene glycol were melt mixed together in a batch reactor under vacuum at 400 mmHg. P-toluene sulfonic acid was added as a catalyst. The molar ratio between the blocked glutamic acid to the propylene glycol to the p-toluene sulfonic acid was 1:1.08:0.01. The reaction was carried out at 110° C. and maintained at this temperature for the period of polymerization, which extended for 22 hours. The excess diol was stripped from the molten resin by vacuum. The reaction mixture was poured into the reaction bulb and heated in a liquid bath at a fixed temperature. A thermoplastic main chain aliphatic polyester of the present invention was obtained.
Blocked glutamic acid and 2,5-hexanediol are melt mixed together in a batch reactor under vacuum at 400 mmHg. P-toluene sulfonic acid is added as a catalyst. The molar ratio between the blocked glutamic acid to the 2,5-hexanediol to the p-toluene sulfonic acid is 1:1.08:0.015. The reaction is carried out at 170° C. and maintained at this temperature for the period of polymerization, which extends for 16 hours. The excess diol is stripped from the molten resin by vacuum. The reaction mixture is poured into the reaction bulb and heated in a liquid bath at a fixed temperature. A thermoplastic main chain aliphatic polyester of the present invention is obtained.
A thermoset heterochain polyester was prepared by melt mixing equivalent amounts of blocked glutamic acid and diglycidal ether of 1,4 butanediol (BDE) in the presence of p-toluene sulfonic acid. These components were combined in a molar ratio of 1:1:0.02, respectively. The polymer mix was placed in a pre-heated oven at 110° C. After 15 minutes of heating, the temperature was raised gradually to the final temperature of 130° C., and the reaction was maintained at that temperature. The temperature was controlled to be within 0.5° C. difference of the set temperature for the period of polymerization, which extended for 8 hours.
A thermoset heterochain polyester was prepared by melt mixing equivalent amounts of blocked glutamic acid and diglycidal ether of 1,4 butanediol (ODE) in the presence of p-toluene sulfonic acid These components were combined in a molar ratio of 1:1:0.02, respectively. The polymer mix was placed in a pre-heated oven at 110° C. After 15 minutes of heating, the temperature was raised gradually to the final temperature of 130° C., and the reaction was maintained at that temperature. The temperature was controlled to be within 0.5° C. difference of the set temperature for the period of polymerization, which extended for 8 hours.
A thermoset heterochain polyester is prepared by melt mixing blocked glutamic acid and diglycidal ether of 1,4 butanediol (BDE) in the presence of p-toluene sulfonic acid. These components are combined in a molar ratio of 2:1:0.02, respectively. The polymer mix is placed in a pre-heated oven at 110° C. After 15 minutes of heating, the temperature is raised gradually to the final temperature of 130° C., and the reaction is maintained at that temperature. The temperature is controlled to be within 0.5° C. difference of the set temperature for the period of polymerization, which extends for 8 hours.
A thermoset heterochain aromatic polyester was prepared by melt mixing equivalent amounts of blocked glutamic acid and diglycidal ether of bisphenol A (DGEBA) in the presence of p-toluene sulfonic acid. These components were combined in a molar ratio of 1:1:0.02, respectively. The polymer mix was placed in a pre-heated oven at 110° C. After 15 minutes of heating, the temperature was raised gradually to the final temperature of 120° C., and the reaction was maintained at that temperature. The temperature was controlled to be within 0.5° C. difference of the set temperature for the period of polymerization, which extended for 5 hours.
A thermoset heterochain aromatic polyester was prepared by melt mixing equivalent amounts of blocked glutamic acid and diglycidal ether of bisphenol A (DGEBA) in the presence of p-toluene sulfonic acid. These components were combined in a molar ratio of 1:1:0.02, respectively. The polymer mix was placed in a pre-heated oven at 110° C. After 15 minutes of heating, the temperature was raised gradually to the final temperature of 130° C., and the reaction was maintained at that temperature. The temperature was controlled to be within 0.5° C. difference of the set temperature for the period of polymerization, which extended for 5 hours.
A thermoset heterochain aromatic polyester is prepared by melt mixing blocked glutamic acid and diglycidal ether of bisphenol A (DGEBA) in the presence of p-toluene sulfonic acid. These components are combined in a molar ratio of 2:1:0.02, respectively. The polymer mix is placed in a pre-heated oven at 110° C. After 15 minutes of heating, the temperature is raised gradually to the final temperature of 130° C., and the reaction is maintained at that temperature. The temperature is controlled to be within 0.5° C. difference of the set temperature for the period of polymerization, which extends for 5 hours.
A thermoset heterochain aromatic polyester is prepared by melt mixing blocked glutamic acid and tetraglycidyl ether of tetraphenolethane with p-toluene sulfonic acid. These components are combined in a molar ratio of 4:1:0.01, respectively. The polymer mix is placed in a pre-heated oven at 110° C. After 15 minutes of heating, the temperature is raised gradually to the final temperature of 130° C., and the reaction is maintained at that temperature. The temperature is controlled to be within 0.5° C. difference of the set temperature for the period of polymerization, which extends for 10 hours.
The mixture of spores was prepared from separate cultures of microorganisms. Sabouraud dextrose dehydrated media (broth media) was used as a nutrient for the initial microbial growth. The cultivated broth media was prepared by dissolving 30 grams of the dehydrated broth media in one liter of distilled water. A volume of 50 ml of the dissolved media was poured into several 150 ml Erlenmeyer flasks. The prepared flasks were sterilized at 120° C. for 20 minutes. Each fungi used in the mixed culture was cultivated initially in one flask.
The lyophilized preparation of each test organism was inoculated into the prepared broth liquid media The prepared cultures were incubated at 30° C. in an incubator orbital shaker at 150 rounds per minute (rpm). After fifteen days of growth, 10 ml of the media containing the fungus growth was poured into 100 ml of distilled water and was shaken vigorously to liberate the spores. The media was filtered through a milk filter to separate hyphae from spores. The filtrate was centrifuged to separate the spores from the liquid media Repetitive suspension of the precipitate with distillate water and recentrifugation proceeded to remove any traces of nutrient media (carbon source) from the spores. The collected spores were diluted by 1 ml of the salt liquid media Spores were collected for each test organism. Equal volumes of the resulted spore suspension were mixed and about 1 ml of the fungus spores mixture were prepared to be used for inoculation. The bacteria were directly inoculated. Reserve stock of each microorganism was stored in the refrigerator. It should be renewed at least every four weeks and preferably in between 10 and 20 days.
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U.S. Classification 435/198, 435/253.3, 435/254.3, 435/183, 435/254.5, 435/252.4, 435/254.9, 435/243, 435/262, 435/42, 435/43, 435/187, 435/261
International Classification C08J11/18, C12P7/62, C08G63/42, C12P39/00, C08G63/87, C08G63/85, C08G63/685
Cooperative Classification C08J2367/04, C12P7/625, C08G63/85, C08G63/6854, C08J11/18, C08G63/87, C12P39/00, C08J2367/00, C08G63/42, C08J11/105, Y02W30/702, Y02W30/706
European Classification C08J11/10B, C08J11/18, C08G63/685D, C12P7/62A, C12P39/00

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