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The work has begun: Despite losing debut, Jim Harbaugh shows where Michigan is headed
SALT LAKE CITY—If Jim Harbaugh really could turn water into wine, this would have been the time to do it. His Michigan quarterback, graduate transfer Jake Rudock, had just thrown his third interception of the game, a pick-six that gave Utah a 24-10 fourth-quarter lead.
Most Michigan fans probably wanted a drink at that point. Harbaugh? He stayed positive. He encouraged players on the field. The Wolverines still lost Thursday night's season opener, 24-17. But when players kept talking about their bad "execution" in the loss, Harbaugh said: "I think they are being too hard on themselves."
Yes, Harbaugh said that. Then he rattled off all the good things he saw. He knows a great effort when he sees it, and his players gave it. He knows that if the Wolverines played a cleaner game, they could have upset Utah.
And mostly, he knows he inherited a group that went 5-7 last season and was the exact opposite of overconfident. His old coach, Bo Schembechler, was always hardest on his teams when they were winning big. When they were losing, Schembechler propped his players up. His old quarterback paid attention.
For a while this summer, it was easy to forget that Harbaugh had a team to coach. He was too busy getting attention with satellite camps and pictures from Paris, with coaching first base at spring training for the Oakland A's and tweeting about Judge Judy. Sure, some of this was his doing. Putting on a show helps recruiting, and he just has to be himself to do it. But Harbaugh took the Michigan job knowing it would be a grind, and a grind is what he loves.
After the game, in Utah's visiting-team interview room, which was apparently built in an old bathroom stall, Harbaugh sat down in his sweatshirt, his 'M' cap, his trademark khakis, Adidas cleats and, if you must know: white socks. Well, he went to Michigan, not the Fashion Institute of Technology.
"It was a real football game tonight," Harbaugh said, and this was one of those quotes that seems banal when you read it, but didn't feel that way when he said it. "I thought it was a real, physical, competitive football game."
There are not many higher compliments in Harbaugh's brain than "a real football game." He loves the physicality of football the way America used to love it, without reservations. He loves it more than he loves money, more than he loves fame and more than he loves game-planning, though he is admired for that last one. In a way, I think he loves it even more than he loves winning. He likes the struggle.
At times, this game was a mighty struggle for Michigan. But what did anybody expect? Strip away the hype, and you have a team that went 5-7 last year visiting a team that kicked its butt in Ann Arbor last September. There isn't enough speed on either side of the ball. Rudock is a Band-Aid at quarterback until Harbaugh molds somebody else. Rudock had a lousy game Thursday, finishing 27 of 43 for 279 yards with two touchdowns and those three picks, but Harbaugh went out of his way to praise him, in the same way he came to Colin Kaepernick's defense when the Bay Area media questioned him.
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You can sum up this team's flaws like this: Harbaugh punted on fourth-and-one from the Utah 45-yard line early in the first half, and it was probably the right call for this team, statisticians be damned. Michigan needs to play low-risk, field-position football against good teams.
There is an enormous gap between the national Harbaugh hype and the daily Harbaugh reality, but he won't complain about it. Harbaugh will not fall into the trap that snares so many first-year coaches: complaining that the cupboard is empty, or talking endlessly about how much time he needs to build his program. What good does that do? He has seniors. It isn't like Michigan will tank for a draft pick. There are games to play, and Harbaugh is driven to win as many as he possibly can.
Michigan was comically secretive heading into this game. Even after Rudock had clearly won the quarterback competition over Shane Morris in fall camp, Harbaugh wouldn't tell anybody. He did not release a depth chart ahead of the game. And when he did, even the starting punter was listed as Kenny Allen OR Blake O'Neill, lest Utah have extra time to prepare for the right punter.
Maybe that's silly. But it breeds competition everywhere, and it let the players know: All that hype doesn't matter. Harbaugh talked about getting "in the submarine" with his players. It was an entertaining turn of phrase that just meant they would focus only on each other.
Harbaugh, for his part, has no problem ignoring distractions. He can take his kids to the office and still get work done. He admits to occasionally reading his Twitter mentions when he has time in the off-season, because he finds them fun. The nasty ones don't affect his mood. Give-and-take with the media doesn't really get to him, either. But his players need to be in that submarine.
He took the Michigan job for all the right reasons, a little romance and a lot of elbow grease—and because, even though he rejected the Big Ten Network's request for access in August, he really enjoys the personal interactions that come with being a college coach. After his first month on the road recruiting, following four years in the NFL, he kept talking about "how great this country is … you've got some quality, quality youngsters out there." He wanted to be clear: "I'm not just saying the guys we got."
He had to know, by the middle of spring practice, that this was not the same kind of program that Urban Meyer inherited at Ohio State. Other than sophomore defensive back Jabrill Peppers, there is not a likely NFL starter in the lineup. Ohio State is loaded. Michigan State is loaded. This will be a long haul.
And yet … well, his first Stanford team in 2007 won four games, but one of them was a shocker over No. 1 USC. Even as too many Michigan drives stalled Thursday, you could see signs of the attitude Harbaugh instilled at Stanford and with the San Francisco 49ers. Those teams were relentless. And for all the talk about Harbaugh as a quarterback whisperer, one of his strengths is adapting to what his quarterbacks can't do. Andrew Luck, Alex Smith and Kaepernick are very different quarterbacks, but Harbaugh won, in different ways, with all of them.
Watching him chat with his wife Sarah after his first loss, like seeing him in his office, you could tell: even when his team struggles, Harbaugh loves this. He has exactly the job he wants, and how many of us can say that? The off-season show is over. The work has begun. He loves the work.
Earlier this year, Harbaugh sat at his desk in Schembechler Hall and recited Schembechler's three-step guide to living a happy life, always presented in reverse order of importance:
3. Do a job that you love.
2. Work hard.
1. Marry wisely.
With a twinkle in his eye, Schembechler might have added:
1a. Win the damn games.
That part will come.


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Dry Grown Merlot 2012
Alcohol 13% a/v, Acidity 6.72 g/l, pH 3.39
James Halliday - Published on 27 Jul 2015
Microscopic black printing on a dark grey label needs a high-powered searchlight if encountered in a restaurant. Old dry-grown vines and the cool climate join together in producing a wine with abundant cassis and black olive fruit, the tannins neatly balanced.
93 Points
Deep dense colour of dark plum. With aromas of Plums, mulberries, spice, blackcurrant, leather.
The palate is tight and tannic wine with nicely focused varietal fruit well integrated with chocolaty oak. Good backbone of fine tannins. Beautiful sweet red berry and slightly perfumed aromas. The palate is supple and succulent with quite delicious sweet fruit.
An unusually wet winter replenished water and soil moistures. Spring was generally dry providing excellent conditions for flowering and fruit set. Warm very dry summer conditions prevailed in December and January, bringing forward vintage by roughly a week. Rain fell during the middle of harvest but there was minimal disease pressure. The cooler weather slowed down ripening and delayed picking.
Fruit sourced from our 41 year old 12 hectare Dry Grown Vineyard. Our old vines are not irrigated; something quite unusual in these days of mass commercial production. Having smaller fruit fosters an intensity of the flavour, with most of the colour and tannin of the grape being concentrated in or near the skin. The characteristically cool climate of the district ensures slow ripening of the grapes, which also allows for the development of rich flavour and quality grape juice. Grown on ancient gravely loams, our old vines are all cane pruned and yield 2 tonne per hectare. Galafrey harvest their grapes from mid-March to late April depending on the season.
Mechanically harvested these dry, cool to mild climate grapes of the Great Southern region will produce classic Merlot, wines with great depth of flavour and structure. We endeavour through meticulous viticulture and wine production sympathetic to the vintage conditions to produce a Merlot that will express varietal characters in tune with its sense of place. Left of Skins as long as possible to ensure depth of colour and flavour our winemaking is geared toward producing a wine that is harmonious, with a minimum of two years in quality French oak."

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Teqkilla (feat. M.I.A.)
Nicki Minaj
Down the drain
Down the drain
Down the drain
Down down down down
Make it drop
Down the drain
Oh, It's M.I.A, whoa
Oh, it's M.I.A, whoa
Johnnie keep walking, Jack does too much coke
Jim Beam and Jameson, they just give me joke
When I see Pernot, I say "oh hell no"
Kahlua's a turn-off, tell him to Smirnoff
Captain Morgan shot the sparks
When we hang out, he shoot arrows through my heart
Blue Tattoo, chilling up in Malibu
He got 99 Bananas, but he's not my boo
I got sticky sticky icky icky weed
A shot of Tequila in me
I got sticky sticky icky icky weed
A shot of Tequila in me
When I met Seagrams, he sent Chivas down my spine
Got me on the dance floor and we start to wine
His ex Sambuca, she just a hookah
I put it on a chilla, but I want Tequila
I got you off your fucking face
I tell you what to do you want your mother, your something-or-other
I got you off your fucking face
You wound up in another place your brother, you fucking nutter
It's going d-d-d-d-d-d-d-down
Everything slow-mo in the background
When I pull it, pull it
P-p-pull it, pull it
Yeah it's sticky and I get it by the pound
Hey-o, Maya, your shit is on fire
R-Real talk, yuh no no say no man a liar
That's why I never ever take 'em to my mattress
I tell 'em "meet me in the sky, yeah that's my address"
I said I got this bad bitch Margarite
And when I see her I say "si, seniorite!"
Okay, she make me feel like I love, love
I'm like BRRRRRRR, yo, I'm fucked up!


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when i saw you
the other day
you just turned away
you were going
to someone
where you wouldn't say
at first it made me kind of sad
i admit i was blue
but she is forgotten
she has to learn something
to be the one to blame
she is forgiven
she is far too sweet for a boy like me
do you look out
for me
and wonder where i might be
are you happy alone
or have you found a boy so soon
i see my friends
almost everyday
never a glimpse of Kay
i go shopping
when i'm alone
just to pick me up
i can be happy
i don't need someone to tell me my mistakes
she can't be happy
i can't imagine
her without me
do you look out
for me
and wonder where i might be
are you happy alone
or have you found a boy so soon
(Club 8)
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
It all began as a playful side project. Leilani Hermiasih was just a little bored with her daily life. Her background in classical piano (which she had learned in some lessons with a superbly nice and patient old lady since she was about 7) gave her a little idea in what kind of game she wanted to play. She wanted to play the game of fun music. It was never that hard. All of the melodies would come out of outer space, and magically place themselves into her fingers as she then tried to put them all together into a proper song. Lyrics were added, and voila! It was done. Ding!
She was also inspired by a lot of musicals produced by Cameron Macintosh and written by Andrew Lloyd Webber she watched everyday in her early years. So you might also get a little taste of that.
She picked to go by another name, frau, because she feels that she doesn't stand alone in this whole new drama she's creating. She's in this all with her beloved piano she named Oskar. Frau itself means "mrs." or "wife" in Deutsch / German, which then places her to be the 'wife' of music. And together, they will create little cute fun babies, which you could all listen to. Oh, and besides colaborating with Oskar, she would be colaborating with a lot of damn great musicians with their secret weapons.
But then again, frau doesn't like to be too serious in making you listen to her. So just take your cup of tea and enjoy every spit of her voice and Oskar's!
Listen to her here
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Philip Venables' new piece was the London Sinfonietta's contribution to events marking the reopening of Queen Elizabeth Hall, in London. But it is a huge disappointment, coming after the 2016 premiere of the opera 4.48 Psychosis, which identified Venables as a new distinctive voice in British music, as well as his fiercely effective work Illusions, introduced at the Hull New Music Biennial last summer.
"A concert work like no other" promised the Sinfonietta's pre-concert publicity, and The Gender Agenda, which was followed by a screening of Illusions, is certainly that. It's designed as a parody TV gameshow, with contestants from the audience setting challenges on the subject of gender identity and prejudice. The besequinned "host" is the performance artist David Hoyle (he's also the on-screen protagonist of Illusions), but there is too much of him and too little of Venables' own music, which is mostly confined to the spoof commercial breaks and contrasts with the muzak punctuating the show itself.
The trouble is that it isn't funny or sharply satirical enough. The contestants' tasks are utterly feeble, what they say about gender issues comes across as platitudinous and, fatally, the whole thing is just not slick enough – a parody needs to have at least some of the glitz of the thing it's attacking. Proportions are all over the place, too. Hoyle's banter with the audience (when there's no music at all) goes on far too long, while conductor Jessica Cottis, Sinfonietta musicians and amateur chorus Sprechchor simply sit there. When the show does start, it all seems an enormous waste of time and resources.
Venables' commission is shared with Ensemble Modern, and the Remix and Asko | Schönberg ensembles; radical reworking is needed before audiences in Frankfurt, Porto and Amsterdam see it.


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Today, August 12 is celebrated the Day of air-space forces of Russia. Nikolay II formed Russian aviation in 1921.
The Russian Aerospace Forces have received more than 400 new and modernized planes and helicopters this year, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Aerospace Forces, Colonel General Viktor Bondarev, said in an interview with the Zvezda TV channel.
"The aerospace forces are receiving new and modernized equipment at the same rates as we reached in 2016, and now, this year, we have received more than 100 planes and about 400 helicopters. According to the new state armaments program, the rates of aircraft deliveries to the army have been preserved. The Aerospace Forces will be renewing its aircraft fleet," Bondarev said.
"We are satisfied with the current speed with which the aircraft fleet is being renewed," he added.
The Commander-in-Chief also affirmed that Russian pilots would have more flight experience and level of training.
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Bank of Baroda SO Result 2017
Good news for the applicants those who have successfully appeared for the BOB SO Exam 2016conducted on the exam date released by the department as the department is soon going to declare the result of Baroda Specialist Officer Result 2017. The applicants those who are eagerly looking for the exam result will be able to download the result soon from the official website mentioned below. The online application form was started from 9th November 2016. The last date for the submission of online application form and for the submission of application fee is 29th November 2016. The date of the exam and the admit card for the exam will be released on the official website provided at the end of this web page. As soon as the result will be declared on the official website, we will update the direct link to download the BOB SO Result 2016 on this web page. So, all the candidates are suggested to stay connected with us for all the latest updates.
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Bank of Baroda was founded in 1908 and is one of the India's International Bank that enjoys an advantageous position, having a network of 5290 branches with the unique distinction of overseas presence in 24 countries having 105 overseas branches and employs a diverse team of individuals dedicated to our mission 'To be a Top Ranking National Bank of International Standards committed to augmenting stakeholder value through care, concern, and competence.
Bank of Baroda SO Cut off 2017
|Name of the Bank
|Bank of Baroda (BOB)
|Name of the Examination
|BOB Specialist Officer Recruitment 2016
|Name of the Post
|Specialist Officer
|Total Number of Post
|1039 Posts
|Mode of Application
|Last Date for Submission of Application Form
|29th November 2016
|Release Date of Result
|February/ March 2017
|Official Website
Bank of Baroda SO Selection Process
The selection process will comprise of online written test and interview for Bank of Baroda SO Jobs 2016. If required Psychometric Test / Group Discussion will also be conducted. Bank reserve the right not to hold Online Written test if an adequate number of applicants are not available.
The written exam will be held online, and questions will be held from four segments: Reasoning (50 questions, 50 marks), English Language (50 questions, 25 marks), Quantitative Aptitude (50 questions, 50 marks) and Professional Knowledge (50 questions, 75 marks). Admit card for the test will be issued after registration is completed.
BOB SO Result Important Dates:
|Starting Date for Submission of Application Form
|9th November 2016
|Last Date for Submission of Application Form
|29th November 2016
|Release Date of Admit Card
|10-15 days before the exam
|Declaration Date of Result
|February/ March 2017
How to download the Bank of Baroda SO Result 2017?
- Visit the official website of the department i.e. bankofbaroda.co.in
- Search for the related link to download the BOB SO Result 2016
- Enter all the details required like registration number, password, etc. and submit it.
- Within few seconds you're your result will be displayed on the screen.
- Save it and take a print out of the result for further selection rounds.
- All the best!!!


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Ellen Tsagaris is a college professor, blogger, doll curator and a lifelong poet. She has written poetry since childhood and her poetry has appeared in several periodicals. Sappho is her first poetry collection. Ellen also teaches various creative writing workshops for the Midwest Writing Center, and her prior publications include the book, The Subversion of Romance in the Novels of Barbara Pym (1998, Popular Press).
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13 On
Gulfport's 13 On began as a heavy blues-rock band in early 2005 under the name "Bottomline." They released their first self-titled album shortly before Katrina and were under contract for the Bud True Music program.
Vocalist Trent Lee, drummer Jamie Shaw, bassist Terry Kovacevich and guitarist Phillip Stegall have sinced changed the direction of the band, but their blues-rock sound remains more or less intact. Their second album "In Your Mind" was recently released, and the band has opened for such classic rock mainstays as The Marshall Tucker Band, Journey and Def Leppard.
They will perform April 26 at the 15th annual Coast Coliseum Crawfish Festival.


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The reason I wrote the book on bankruptcy is to serve as a guide so people can stay on top of the process. I have in there a chapter about saving your home. That is one of the first questions people ask is, "I'm not going to lose my home, am I?" The answer to that is most people don't lose anything. What we look at is the fair market value of the house versus the mortgage or maybe real estate taxes or any debts that are owed on the house, and we take the difference and that's the asset. Then we exempt that asset, and the bankruptcy code provides an exemption for that purpose. They are pretty generous up to a certain dollar value.
You cover up your assets so the creditor can't come in and take things away from you. So assuming you are able to exempt it, you are not going to lose it. If you are current on your mortgage and you want to exempt it, then you want to file Chapter 7. If you are behind on your mortgage, even though you are able to exempt it, you will want to file Chapter 13. So that's one chapter in the book.
Then avoiding liens is something a lot of attorneys who don't practice bankruptcy law regularly overlook. For instance if a creditor gets a judgment against you, that becomes a lien on your property and you can remain liable for that debt. What you have to do is take the extra step to avoid that action. Then that debt is wiped out, or otherwise you will continue to remain liable for that debt.
Then there is a chapter in there about income taxes. Very seldom can you discharge income taxes, but there are limited exceptions where you can get rid of income taxes. Probably more so than income taxes, the hardest thing to get rid of are student loans (although there are a few exceptions there, which some people fall in line). I have discharged a handful of those over the years. There are not a lot of situations in which people qualify to have that done, but it is possible.
There are a variety of things you can do to turn your life around. Like I say in my ad, I will help you put your life back together. Give me a call.


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Life's ugliness must be torn to pieces
Until beauty — totality can grow from its soil.
Thus we are two, my poem and I: a claw,
The two of us, one will.
From Elmer Diktonius, "Jaguaren" (in Hårda Sånger, 1922)
- The Munch Museum in Oslo;
- Arts & Letters Daily, a portal to current writing on art and philosophy run by The Chronicle of Higher Education, founded by Dennis Dutton;
- Film philosophy (entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy);
- Minerva (in Norwegian);
- Philosophy Now;
- The YouTube channel of Ereignis Center for Philosophy and the Arts;
- The Point Magazine;
- Bernt Olufsen's blog I Media (in Norwegian).


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Burma's Information
|Land Area
|653,508 km2
|Water Area
|23,070 km2
|Total Area
|676,578km2 (#39)
|56,890,418 (#24)
|Population Density
|Government Type
|Parliamentary Republic
|$307.00 Billion
|GDP Per Capita
|Kyat (MMK)
|Largest Cities
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In the colonial era, Rangoon was named capital of Burma, becoming an important port between Calcutta and Singapore.
Civil unrest prevailed through the British rule, and violent protests were carried out for decades.
During the Second World War, Burma became a major battleground, completely devastating the country, and causing the British administration to break down; thus allowing Burma their chance at gaining independence in 1948.
Since 1962, the military has controlled the country, even failing to turn over the governmental power to the opposition party that won a landslide victory in the 1990 general election.
On November 6, 2005, the administrative capital was moved from the city of Rangoon to the newly built city of Nay Pyi Taw.
The country of Burma is replete with natural resources, but growth and progress are stifled by strict government controls and serious financial mismanagement.
In 2008, a "discipline-flourishing democracy" was promised, and a new constitution was drafted. General elections were held in 2010, and the military-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party was victorious.
A series of reforms moving toward liberal democracy are in the making, however the motives of all reforms are still debated and uncertainties continue to exist within the country.
The beautiful and mysterious city of Rangoon is the principal port, and tourists are attracted by the city's large number of ancient golden pagodas (monuments to Buddha) that still stand.


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Cataloging Legal Literature Online
While RDA (Resource Description and Access), the new descriptive cataloging standard, may leave many decisions to the cataloger's judgment, the past two decades have witnessed significant developments on the national scene which encourage compliance with national standards. A cataloging center's participation in a bibliographic utility, in cooperative cataloging programs such as CONSER, BIBCO or NACO, requires conforming to the MARC formats and Library of Congress-PCC practices. To assist the law cataloger in preparing catalog records which meet these standards, Cataloging Legal Literature, 4th Edition (CLL4) describes the authors' understanding of the current descriptive and subject cataloging practices for legal materials. Throughout the manual, illustrations of descriptive or subject cataloging and MARC tags are offered. Examples of subject cataloging are based on guidelines published in the Library of Congress' Subject Cataloging Manual (SCM), as well as identifying Library of Congress practices for assigning subject headings.
"It is an indispensable tool for law catalogers."Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, v. 26, n. 2 (1998)
About the Authors
Melody Lembke is the Associate Director, Collection Services at University of California, Irvine Law Library. Since the school began in 2009, she has been very busy helping build a collection for the Law Library. Melody is a co-author of all four editions of CLL, as well as the compiler for Supplement to Subject Headings for the Literature of Law and International Law, and Index to LC K Schedules. She admits to being an AALL member for 40 years.
Melissa Beck is the Head of Cataloging at the UCLA Law Library. She is a long-time member of the Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC), and has developed cataloging manuals, training materials, and workshops for serials, integrating resources, and electronic resources. She admits to never having cataloged a treaty.
About the Fourth Edition Print
Designed to assist catalogers working with legal materials, Cataloging Legal Literature, 4th Edition (CLL4) is not a general self-help book for the beginning cataloger. One goal is to help the law cataloger deal with the ambiguities of 21st century cataloging. First year law students have to learn how to think like lawyers. The questions, some unanswered, posed here are to help a cataloger analyze materials and think like a law cataloger. The authors' intent is to supplement existing primary and secondary cataloging sources by discussing and examining cataloging practices for legal materials. Cataloging Legal Literature, 4th Edition (CLL4) must be used in conjunction with RDA, LCSH, SHM, and general handbooks on descriptive and subject cataloging. This manual does not provide a full discussion on all of the RDA instructions or Library of Congress subject headings; only those that represent common problems for legal materials have been included.While much attention is paid to standards, flexible thinking about the needs of the law user, is also one of our goals.
What's New in the Fourth Edition
Cataloging Legal Literature, 4th edition (CLL4) incorporates relevant excerpts from the columns of Technical Services Law Librarian, the official publication of the Technical Services Special Interest Section of the American Association of Law Libraries, the Cataloger's Desktop, RDA, Classification Web, Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH), the Subject Headings Manual (SHM), and catalog records from the Library of Congress and other catalogs as needed. We have hoped to make CLL4 as authoritative as we can by also including hypertext links to all of the major resources that make up a law catalogers' desktop today. Whenever possible, we have provided links to freely available resources; however, links to the RDA Toolkit and Cataloger's Desktop, both of which require paid subscriptions, are critical.
The previous editions were in large part an annotated AACR2 for legal rules and uniform titles, with some description examples and subject cataloging recommendations. In this edition, Part 1 covers the most common and troublesome legal publication questions with a much greater emphasis on electronic resources. The subject chapter includes many of those same cataloging recommendations, but now includes some examples of genre/form terms. Part 2 is a greatly expanded combination of the A-Z sections that covered subject headings and the illustrated glossary. This A-Z section also now includes genre/form term examples.A chapter on LC Classification as well as classification tips included in the A-Z section is completely new to CLL4, classification coverage having been previously excluded.While previous editions placed an emphasis on Library of Congress examples, that is no longer possible in today's "cooperative" environment; plus, examples had to be revised to make them conform to RDA.
Cataloging Legal Literature Online
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For the first time, CLL4 will also be available in digital format as a searchable resource via HeinOnline. Part 1 includes hyperlinks to cataloging resources cited, extensive MARC examples, and charts.
Searching: Use the main search bar and Advanced Search link to search the database.
Search by:
- Text
- Term
- Definition
- Alert
- Description
- Subjects
- Classification
- History
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Part 2 of CLL4 is an alphabetical listing of legal terms and publication formats. These terms will link users to RDA instructions, subject practice, classification information, and cataloging examples.
Browse terms such as:
- Actions
- Appeal proceedings
- Bar journals
- Citations
- Foreign relations
- Indexes
- Journals
- Law reviews
- Opinions
- Session laws
- Trademarks
- And more!
Simply click on the term you would like to know more about to view its RDA provisions, classification tips, MARC examples, and more.


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A lot of great bike hacks are motivated by the desire to transport beer. Reader Robert sent along this cool video of he and a friend adding a rear rack to a BOB trailer, making it possible to carry more beer amongst other things. Power tools, welding, and sparks make it all the more fun to watch. If you have added one storage device to another or have come up with a hack motivated by beer transport, let us know. Robert wrote -
We managed to mount a Pannier Rack to the back of a BOB trailer to hold an additional set of Panniers. This is great for long distance touring.


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Photography Classes in Winfield TN
Are you looking to learn about photography in Winfield TN? Whether you are a beginner, hobbyist, or professional, the best approach to improving your photography abilities is through hands-on classes with professional instructors.
Tennessee features many recognized and accredited photography schools. Photography classes teach subjects like portrait capture, exposure and composition, lighting, posing and unposing, and other photography fundamentals. Growing into a skilled photographer can lead to a lifelong hobby or successful professional career.
There are numerous Photography Classes in Winfield TN:
- Winfield Photography 101
- Winfield Digital Photography Classes
- Winfield Nature Photography Classes
- Winfield Editorial Photography Classes
- Winfield Studio Photography Classes
- Winfield Photojournalism Classes
Winfield TN Photography Classes
Pellissippi State Community College
10915 Hardin Valley Road
Knoxville, Tennessee 37933-0990
Phone: (865) 694-6400 x6526
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Tell us your bold boss story!
I've known since I was young that I wanted to be a #bosslady one day. While others were dreaming of becoming ballerinas, I was dreaming of becoming a CEO. It didn't matter what I was doing, I knew I wanted to be in charge. Side note/funny story - When I was 4 years old at my dance recital, instead of doing the dance we had all learned in class, I stood on the stage, half did the moves, and told all the other girls where they should be going and what steps they were missing. I guess you can say it's in my nature. My love of weddings and special events came later. My mom has always been quite the entertainer and I remember watching her throw get togethers thinking I want to do this one day. After college, I got a job working as an event manager for a catering company. After a year or two there I told my boss that one day I wanted to plan weddings. She graciously offered to let me start taking on plannings and coordinations through our catering clients. Eventually, I started getting calls for just my services. It was the greatest feeling.
It wasn't until about 2 years ago when my now husband was finishing grad school that we started talking about me opening up my own business. We knew we would be less reliant on my salary so it seemed like the perfect time to start. I knew I wanted to stay in weddings and special events but I wanted to be able to help as many people as possible (without having to work every Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Holiday). That's when I decided to pursue virtual planning full time. Unlike a lot of creative entrepreneurs, I didn't work at my business as a side hustle before starting it. Once we decided for me to follow my dream, I quit my job and starting pursuing business ownership full time.
Even though I had a dreamed of the day where I would start my own business, I don't think I ever fully understood how incredibly challenging it would be. Every day is something different and I experience the widest array of emotions from what seems like hour to hour. It's the hardest thing I've ever done but know it will be so worth it one day. My story could go into so much more detail, but I'll spare you for now 😄.
We're all about bold boss moments, tell us about one of yours!
The hardest question to answer! There are a couple that come to mind. First, before I started my business, I was voted runner-up Tallahassee's Best Wedding Planner my first year taking weddings. It might seem small but it was the validation I needed to know I could do anything. Second, having the nerve to tell my boss that I was quitting. I was shaking and thought I was going to throw up the whole time but once it was done, it was the most liberating thing I had ever done. Third, getting my first virtual planning client. It was right after the first bridal show I did and it was the most excited I have been to ever book a client in my life knowing I did it on my own.
What advice or words of encouragement do you have for the Bold Boss Tribe?
Don't give up. It's hard and it never really get's easier. There are days where you go from feeling like you're on top of the world to full on panic attack wondering how you're ever going to reach your goals. But just keep working and don't ever give up. The things you're doing now may seem worthless and like they aren't making a difference but they are. If you aren't there now, you'll get there one day. It will happen. You will be successful. You just can't give up.


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I noticed some people don't seem to ask questions in situations where they should be doing so. You should always ask more about the product you are buying. You could also ask others to know of a better way to do something. And when they do ask, they tend to ask the wrong ones. There are things that you should already know and there are those that you should ask the right person. Knowing what and who to ask are equally important.
One who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; one who does not ask a question remains a fool forever.
Some people refuse to ask questions to not look stupid. That is probably the worst thing they can ever do. Ask questions whenever you can.


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Skype Chief Executive Steps Down Amid $1.4B Charge
According to reports, Zennström stepped down to allow himself more time to pursue personal projects. He will become non-executive chairman of Skype's board of directors.
eBay also announced that it has paid 375 million ($530 million) to settle all of its future obligations under an earn-out agreement signed with certain Skype shareholders when eBay acquired Skype in 2005. That, together with an additional amount of 630 million (approximately $900 million), will be taken as an impairment charge to be recorded as part of the company's financial results.
The news comes as Skype tries to fight off what has become a persistent credit-card problem that the sit has experienced over the past few weeks. From Sept. 12 through today, Oct. 1, Skype and its partners have experienced various glitches that have affected the site's ability to process credit-card payments and other financial transactions, according to the Skype heartbeat blog.
"We have been informed by our partner of a technical problem due to what [sic] Recurring payments are currently failing and many regular credit card payments are delivered with delays," the company posted on Sept. 30.
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Learning To Learn - My Struggles And Successes! - Danny Dainton
Previous Lesson:
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Learning something new is hard! Learning which new testing related subject to focus on is super difficult!
I've never been a natural learner, I have a very poor educational background on paper but my current thirst for knowledge proves that anyone can "learn to learn". I'm a relatively new tester and beginning any new career means that the learning curve is going to be extremely steep!
In this talk, I would like to take you on a journey through my own experiences and walk you through some of the failures and successes, that I've had on my path, to become the tester I am today and my own vision for where I'd like to see myself.
Takeaways: I want people to know that failure is not a bad thing, it's how we learn and grow as people and as Testers. Learning is a very personal thing, there are a number of different methods that I use or have used in the past, in order to find the right fit for me.
I want people to be more vocal about the things that they learn and not to be afraid to share these experiences with others - there will always be someone that finds value in what you share.
Above all, I want people to have fun and don't get bogged down with the pressure of trying to learn everything there is to learn about anything, in one day. We need to take a step back sometimes and celebrate the things that we have learnt so far.


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One minute it's cheeky muppets, the next it's full blown animals with legs, arms, and a multitude of functioning body parts.
Known as the "detective director" behind the lens of such important, weighty documentaries as The Thin Blue Line, Standard Operating Procedure and Mr Death, Errol Morris started out with particularly apolitical subjects. Roll on his first feature documentary Gates of Heaven.
Awkwardly tightroping on both sides of the pet cemetery debate, its a piece of work which is both enlightening and entertaining, if a little outmoded and slight by today's grandiosely proportioned documentary standards, ironically set up by the visionary Morris himself.
All in all, an interesting character study of grief, fragility, and felinity.
IMDb it.


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Anchoring Wall 1 (Rollers)
This type of anchoring is used for high and low tide. Usually a minimum of two sets are required for better stability. This anchoring option allows your dock to float up on high tide and float down when the tide is low. Isn't this amazing? The maximum water level span it can work with is 150cm. Talk to a T Dock project expert for more information.
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The majority of our clients can install their docks in less than a day, and two people with no prior technical training are able to install 50 cubes or more in an hour. Surely if you are unable to do so, we can assist you to save even more time. We understand your time on the water is precious! Finally, our T Dock systems can be used as floating platforms for fish farms, landing platforms, maintenance structures, marina installations and other organizations such as concerts, private events, restaurants, temporary installations and of course, for water sports.
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Robot Wars Discussion
*starts beatboxing*
[Edited by Chingy42007, 7/13/2007 12:37:05 AM]
^That's what I mean. Use manners please...or else:
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good thing i follow the speed limit, lol, good think i carry around my AA missles
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Are you saying I can't post things like my previous post?
If so....I might just have to leave CHU if the rules are getting THAT strict around here....
If you do so, you will be remembered by me by the term: "spacker".
If I ever leave, it will be because of the harsh rules.
No fun to be here anymore if so...
Normal rules such as spamming, flaming, trolling and the works have always been against the rules.
But if joking around and sarcasm is going to be added to list, then you can count me out of this site. There would be no point to it anymore for me...
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Whether it's live music, classes, special art exhibitions, or extended hours for some of Petoskey's great seasonal events, Somebody's will be there. You'll get to see some of our amazing art, meet some of the creative minds behind the projects, and maybe even learn something new.
We hope you'll come out and join us!
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Jun 26, 2009
Today the House of Representatives passed the American Clean Energy & Security Act, a bill that will ensure that a diversity of Americans have access to green, career-path jobs. The statement from Green For All CEO, Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins, follows. "We applaud Chairmen Waxman and Markey, and Speaker Pelosi for their leadership in passing the American Clean Energy and Security Act. This legislation will not only position America at the forefront of the clean-energy economy but will also create jobs and opportunities for communities that are too often at the margins - and the smokestack end - of our current economy." "Green For All is proud to have fought with our champions on the Hill, including Representatives Cleaver and Luján, for crucial provisions that will ensure that low-income communities and communities of color now have access to an economic stake in the clean energy economy. "Chief among them - the creation of a green-construction, careers-demonstration program authored by Congressman Bobby Rush -- will promote middle-class careers and quality employment practices in the green construction sector. This program will empower the Secretaries of Labor and Energy to ensure that these green construction jobs are good jobs, and are accessible to all of our communities. "Equally important is the allocation of $860 million to the Green Jobs Act, which will provide training to workers who need new skills for the jobs that will repower and rebuild this nation. "Today is an historic day for our country and a giant leap forward in creating a more equitable, cleaner, and secure future for all Americans." About Green For All Green For All is a national organization dedicated to improving the lives of all Americans through a clean energy economy. The organization works in collaboration with the business, government, labor, and grassroots communities to create and implement programs that increase quality jobs and opportunities in green industry – all while holding the most vulnerable people at the center of its agenda.


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Last week we mentioned the possibility of the Giants dealing Matt Cain to the Yankees for Jesus Montero.
Or, actually, the lack of the possibility -- it's a deal that makes little sense giving the parts involved for San Francisco, even if it's something the Yankees would love to have happen.
And Joel Sherman of the New York Post confirmed how unlikely a Giants-Yankees trade is on Sunday, writing that Brian Sabean and Co. are so firm on not dealing Cain that the Yankees haven't bothered calling them in "years."
"For those on the Matt Cain bandwagon, I heard the Giants have made it so clear they are not trading him that the Yankees have not asked about the righty in 'years,'" Sherman wrote.
See? Just like we told you -- ain't happening.
And it shouldn't happen. The Giants are built around a great pitching staff and a mediocre offense. The Yankees are built around a great offense and a mediocre pitching staff. Neither one worked out in 2011, but look around at the market, and it's pretty clear that finding elite pitching is a LOT harder than finding a bat.
If you need further proof, look at the upcoming free agents. CC Sabathia -- hey, maybe the Giants will get him too! -- is the top option, but as we noted, he's got a pile of innings and isn't exactly young.
And after him, it's C.J. Wilson.
By comparison, both Prince Fielder and Albert Pujols will be free agents. So will Jimmy Rollins and Jose Reyes.
That's not to say that the Giants will get all, or even any, of those guys. Of course they won't. But they stand a better chance of improving the overall roster by adding offensive firepower through free agency than they do via a trade.
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Carburation to Gas LP
(Gas L.P. Traditional Systems)
The principle of carburation resides in take advantage of the physical forces. This is how the carburetor was designed which basic principle is to use atmospheric pressure and gaps created by it. The Gas L.P. is not pumped to the carburator, it passes through the carburator with the atmospheric pressure created by the need of fuel of the engine.
It is vital that carburator neck gaskets are in perfect conditions, because otherwise it might be presented a leak of pressure affecting directly the proper functioning of the vehicle.
The Gas L.P. contained in the tank is in liquid state in order to take advantage of a better storage.
The liquid condition of Gas L.P. needs to be transformed into steam, which is done in a device called a regulator or vaporizer converter. The vaporizer has two receiving chambers where they prepare the fuel, called primary and secondary.
In the primary chamber the fuel will drop down its normal initial pressure in the tank at a pressure of 4 ½ to 6 lb, per square inch. To perform this operation it is necessary that it feeds on heat because when vaporization take place, it will be doing it with heat absortion, which, when is not enough it will result in temperature drops, until freeze. A vaporizer is necessary because on the contrary, it will cause difficulties especially to the engine start with cold cooling system and even more in winter time, if not able to disperse the cold generated by vaporization.
In the secondary chamber: It is a great sensibility chamber which works by pressure differences. With the vacuum caused by the carburetor, it lower the internal pressure relative to the ambient and then a diaphragm is displaced by the higher external pressure, dragging a cam (secondary leads) which gives a secondary valve opening.
Cruising Speed: 14:1 a 14.5 :1 vacío 12 a 15 pulgadas.
Power: 12,8: a 2 13.2: a vacío 3 a 5 pulgadas.
Lower: 12:1 a 13.2:1
We must clarify that although the gas analyzer is a reference that guide us, It is not establishing exact relationships of mixtures.
There are two Gas carburetion systems to Gas L.P.: The mixed system, which may be used interchangeably with LP Gas or gasoline, and the total LPG in the mixed system. They are used as main components of the tank-filter valve (solenoid). The LP Gas fuel solenoid, the switch, the adapter and the vaporizer can be used for extra protection on the safety valve.
In all the LPG equipment, the same parts are used, except the gasoline solenoid. Instead of the adapter a carburetor is used.
Before the installation of LPG equipment it is recommended to obtain the basic data of the engine, such as: displacement, maximum speed and type of carburetor installed, this in order to select the right equipment that includes the adapter or carburetor.
To provide a better relation of air – fuel in all its operations. This point is very important because a bad calibration of the venturi will provide poor and rich mixtures at different stages of its work, with low performance in power, fuel consumption, flashovers valves, pistons and carburetors.
It is needed to have a plan for installation according to available space and not to start ing it without taking into consideration the following: (Mixture with air recess is called "poor" and excess fuel is called "rich") .
The best place (when there is space), is in the inner bins provided at fixed locations, either directly, or through the use of brackets.
The maximum distance recommended from the vaporizer to the carburetor, is 60 cm. A greater distance can cause reflection losses in engine operations.
The place should be as fresh as possible and therefore avoid close hot spots, even with ventilation because when the engine stops, the heat irradiation increases damaging the components life. The height should be less than the water cooler for a complete filling of water by gravity and prevent air bags that prevent free circulation.
The breathing of the secondary diafragm (the hole located at the bottom of the front cover), must not be placed in position that allows direct intake of air fan, hindering its operation.
The vaporizer position must be always vertical, so that the vibration or shocks produced by the operations, won´t be transmitted to the internal mechanisms. It has to be considered a place that eases and provides an adequate maintenance environment.
The solenoids must be installed in fresh places, making sure they have a good electrical ground for your optimal operation and that cables, both of power input and ground will not produce false contacts.
Both fuel inputs are located on the oposite side of the brass connection (bodies). (solenoid position and inflated rubber).
It is recommended to make the socket starting from the ignition switch to the coil before passing through the resistor. We insist that the given voltage for operation must be total and if we install 12 to 16 solenoids there should be no voltage loss. They have been designed to open up with presssure of 17.5K per square cm. 1250lbs. per square inch and the most common failure is due to the low voltage operation.
Gas L.P. is a fuel so noble that it tolerates any kind of operation even under adverse circumstances even though low performance issues will appear, as well as power loss, flutter valve pistons and carburetors.
90% of the disadvantages attributed to LP Gas carburetion are due to low quality equipments or good equipments installed improperly.
The hoses that attach the vaporizer along with the adapter that absorb vibration or movement without loosening screws or parts that become vents.
It should leave a slight bend to absorb the changes in distance from the vibrational movements and securely fastened by means of clamps to the connections of the two parts.
Tanks must be special made for carburetion and must have all its valves. Placing the tank in a place away from hot spots like engine exhaust. (double check valve tests).
The vaporizer receives liquid fuel, then it converts it into steam to reduce its pressure and supply the required amount by the engine to form a proper mixture.
The capacity of the vaporizer is 400 M. The range starts from small engines of Cl 1-2 & up to engines of 900 cubic inch.
Liquid LP gas requires of a feed temperature to become steam, this is easily accomplished with hot water provided by the engine, but before the engine water achieves a desirable temperature, it is required to have a scattering area with higher temperature , which is obtained in the water chamber of our vaporizer.
We talk of course of water with antifreeze because water freezes at 0 ° Celsius.
- Lack of water in the radiator
- Very moldy water
- Imperfections in the operation of the water pump or a clogged conduit.
- Primary valve shabby and hence the vaporizer has excessive gas that makes itself to freeze for not achieving the gas to evaporate.
- Incorrect installation of the nozzle to a higher place than the radiator.
- Incorrect installation of the hoses.
The vaporizer has inside of it neoprene and rubber parts that are removable. Its duration is determined at the level of mercaptan containing LPG. Therefore it is impossible to know the length of them.
To determine if diaphragms work, It is necessary to remove the cover of the vaporizer (secondary), if the diaphragm breaks when stretching or it does not have elasticity then it has to be changed.
Otherwise if is has its original elasticity then it´s convenient to lubricate it with vaseline and put back in place.
To improve performance of the vaporizer, place the gas duct already vaporized or the one that goes to the higher section of carburator. This is made not to block this duct with impurities and mercaptan
It is necessary to check every month inside the secondary chamber to find out if there are indications of mercaptans. It is convenient to put a drain of carbon to drag out all the impurities. On the contrary the mercaptan will thicken drilling the diaphragms.
Vaporizer diaphragms as a form of precautionary tuning, must be removed at 8 or 10 months of normal operation.
If the vehicle is a forced work vehicle like a garbage truck, a gas tanker or a delivery vehicle is necessary to change or lubricate the diaphragms from 4 to 6 months.
If this is not done the vaporizer will begin to send semi evaporated gas to the engine and it will begin to have effects as the flutter valve or piston drill and certainly excessive consumption of LPG
IMPCO has three models of vaporizers. In a brief explanation may know its use .
MODELO "L": It is the most used and commercial converter. It has a standard for all kinds of gasoline engines starting from a freight elevator to high revolution engines or forced work vehicles.
MODELO "E": This model is used in turbocharged engines, fuel injection, natural gas equipment for stationary engines. In high displacement engines is not convenient though if it can be used in low cubic capacity engines. Consumption would be excessive and with problems of flutter valves and pistons drilled.
MODELO "J": This model is usually used in forklifts and low cubic capacity Volkswagen engines, stationary engines etc. It is not suitable in high displacement engines because the mixtures would be very poor and would cause overheating.
MIXER 300ª
The main feature of this type of mixer is a vacuum chamber which works with a neoprene diaphragm resulting a differential pressure for optimum mixing.
It has better advantages over all adapters – Venturi.
The proof is that other brands have a similar mixer.
Some of its many advantages is the return or discard of the leftover gas through the diaphragm, this is very important because with a explosion in false with excess gas and an adapter system – Venturi can cause flaming in the carburetor and in the 300A is almost zero although the flaming in the carburetor can be caused by other types of problems.


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GC Stands For Greater Control
Smaller instruments, faster analyses and smarter software will extend gas chromatography's role.
Chemical companies are striving for more complete and reliable process control information to tighten adherence to product specifications, reduce waste and identify areas ripe for process improvement. This is spurring a drive to build more capable and agile process instrumentation and, with it, recasting the role of instrumentation in production.
The last ten years have seen a flurry of development activity — much of it driven directly or indirectly by the New Sampling/Sensor Initiative (NeSSI), a 15-year-old effort sponsored by the Center for Process Analysis and Control (CPAC) at the University of Washington, Seattle. NeSSI was born with the mission to standardize and miniaturize sampling systems to make them less expensive to deploy and able to fit in more-space-restrictive environments. This brings the instrument systems closer to the process by minimizing distance between analyzer and process. In turn, making the instruments faster markedly improves the potential of a timely response.
Instruments don't provide control information directly, though. An interpretation step is necessary to achieve the control benefit. However, a decreasing number of skilled analysts are available to convert the data into useable information. So, software has to be made smarter. Fortunately, techniques from the world of chemometrics can add to system intelligence.
When we decide to place an instrument on-line, there has to be a connection to the process. The total cost of ownership of any analyzer is tied to the complexity of the application and the engineering effort to plumb the system into the line. Installation and maintenance often exceed the purchase price of the instrument. Various reports, e.g., Reference 1, document that the NeSSI platform reduces lifetime costs by as much as 40%. With the miniaturization and the cost advantage in place, we can look toward putting instrumented systems in locations where previously no logistical or economic driver existed.
We can see the advantage of standardization and small size represented by NeSSI by comparing two recent installations (Figure 1). The system on the left is a conventional plumbing project designed to handle six streams and feed into a near-line gas chromatograph. On the right is an eight-stream system executed in the NeSSI manner. It's clear that the compact nature of NeSSI enables instrument placements that would be too unwieldy in larger format.
So now, where we only might have considered installing one or two simple probes (e.g., for pressure or temperature), we can look toward a more-data-rich source with which to characterize the process at this sampling point — if we take advantage of the capabilities.
We also must move beyond the simple measurements of temperature, pressure, flow and level. These parameters simply don't offer enough information content to monitor effectively the chemistry differences we expect. Optical spectroscopy allows us to differentiate analytes based on functional groups (aromatic versus aliphatic versus olefinic, etc.), which ties to many critical physical properties. Chromatography, especially gas chromatography (GC), is perfect for separating complex mixtures and characterizing their population based on molecular weight.
Remember that one of our purposes in placing the NeSSI components on-line is to improve response time. Spectroscopy already is faster than most process control systems are set to react, but GC historically has been much slower. So, we'll focus on how the interplay between NeSSI and gas chromatography is helping address this issue.
Over the last ten years, a substantial effort has focused on making on-line GC more responsive to the control world. Throughout, the goals have been to:
• speed the response time;
• reduce an on-line chromatograph's footprint; and
• better utilize computational advances to extract the information content of the data stream.
Ultimately, we want to turn a process GC into an appliance. As we work to attain this goal, some fundamental changes are needed both in our approach to hardware and the scope of the software.
With the advent of NeSSI fluid handling and a standardization of the sampling approach to the process stream, the trend clearly is toward making the instrument smaller as well. Today, a number of compact and even micro GCs are available (Figure 2).
Some portions of a gas chromatograph are amenable to shrinkage but, ultimately, there's a tradeoff between the number of applications that can be handled and the system dimensions. So, we need to adopt a Goldilocks approach — i.e., selecting an instrument that's just right. With the advent of direct on-column heating, we can eliminate the largest source of power consumption and weight, the chromatographic oven. This excises well over half the weight and 75% of the size. Also, by removing the oven from the design, we gain flexibility in analyzer placement. We often can get away with abandoning an air-conditioned near-line structure in favor of a simple sun- and-rain shield, allowing system positioning much closer to the sampling point.
Ultimately, this oven-free approach simplifies maintenance requirements because we need to tend shorter supply lines. Then, by requiring the system to be a series of plug-and-play modules, we turn the maintenance visit into one measured in times of five minutes or less rather than hours.
Hydrogen carrier gas and short, high-resolution capillary columns cut the time of analysis, while detection system options (flame ionization for hydrocarbons, thermal conductivity for atmospheric components, flame photometric for sulfur compounds, and halogen-specific for environmentally significant components), coupled with NeSSI-smart valve injection, give us an extremely flexible base for analyzing nearly anything on-line in real time.
The smaller form factor, better speed and lower maintenance demands show how the NeSSI concept has migrated to the instrument side to give us the fundamental basis for true control of a process. Now, let's turn our attention to software developments that NeSSI is fostering.
A series of chromatograms will clearly show that retention times change as a function of time. This is even more evident when comparing instrument to instrument or before and after column maintenance (Figure 3a).
It's not practical in a process setting to manually manipulate the chromatographic conditions to keep retention times constant. This leads to the first role for software: to adjust for retention time drift. A number of software techniques can address the problem; all use a multivariate correlation algorithm to bring the retention times under sufficient control, even when matching results from more than one chromatograph.
Figure 3b shows that such software, in this case LineUp, allows us to generate consistent run-to-run results for more than one chromatograph and over a long period of time. This capability can impact maintenance — by reducing the time spent on instrument calibration. For instance, taking three similar chromatographs (same nominal method, column and detectors) fresh off the production line and applying the alignment technology, we should be able to superimpose the results, as shown in Figure 4.
With alignment technology bundled into the method, the GC will generate very consistent results as long as mechanical problems, column degradation or a process upset don't intervene. So, we can get accurate, representative results every time, even if we must change a column, a detector or even an entire instrument. We also can monitor how hard the software must work to keep retention time under control — affording us a mechanism to predict and prioritize when a hardware problem must be addressed.
The effect on maintenance efficiency is clear. Industry analyses, e.g., Reference 2, indicate that a vast majority of trips to the analyzer location prove unnecessary and that the most common culprit in chromatographic instrumentation is the lack of retention time fidelity. Intelligent deployment of software not only eliminates the unneeded callouts but also frees the system to identify true problems with a significantly higher success rate.
The NeSSI concept strikes again, giving us true plug-and-play (not plug and work hard to recalibrate) capabilities. This leads to the second role of software: dealing with the flood of data.
With our fast GC appliance in place, we approach the speed of spectroscopy in generating multivariable data streams. With retention time alignment in place, we can use the same software that we rely on in spectroscopy to interpret the GC trace.
While chromatographic data are complex and multivariate, most process monitoring and control strategies are fairly simple and often can be expressed in binary terms (i.e., good/bad, steady state/upset, consistent/changing, etc.). Therefore, the goal is to interpret either the raw chromatographic data or the tabular results into a few important quality parameters. This is done with classification or regression models.
Figure 5 shows an automated interpretation, via Pirouette software, of detailed hydrocarbon analysis (DHA) of winter-grade gasoline, to see if it falls within the acceptable envelope for release. The DHA table generates a matrix separating hydrocarbons both by carbon number and compound type. A chemometric analysis maps a point that scores every run and compares it to a library. Here, a single point represents each chromatogram; points close to one another are relatively similar. This approach allows us to create a confidence limit around, in this case, "good winter-grade gasoline" and instantly detect if a sample is out-of-specification.
As NeSSI-inspired sampling systems become more common, the attention is shifting toward building hardware and software that better suits the innovations in sample handling. The hardware is getting smaller, faster and easier to configure to handle an application's specific requirements. With alignment in place, it's practical to compare chromatograms from any instrument as long as they're running substantially the same method and use similar columns and conditions. Even historical data can be retrieved and brought into alignment with a more modern gold standard. Using the exact same chemometric approach we use in optical spectroscopy, we can build robust, fully automated interpretation systems to give us the final link to bringing GC truly into the control loop.
BRIAN G. ROHRBACK is president of Infometrix, Inc., Bothell WA. E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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2. Gunnell, J., "History and Overview of NeSSI," CPAC, Univ. of Washington, Seattle (November, 2008), http://depts.washington.edu/cpac/Activities/Meetings/Fall/2008/agenda.html
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5. Dubois, R. N., Novak, D. and van Vuuren, P., "Process Analytics: are there dinosaurs among us?", CPAC, Univ. of Washington, Seattle (November, 2010), http://depts.washington.edu/cpac/Activities/Meetings/Fall/2010/documents/DuboisetalCPACdinosaursNov2b2010.pdf
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7. "Process Analytical Systems: A Vision For The Future," http://depts.washington.edu/cpac/NeSSI/2_IFPAC_2000/VisionPaper_IFPAC2000.doc
8. Rechsteiner, C. A., Jr., Ramos, L. S., Rohrback, B. G. and Crandall, J. A., "Towards a More Robust Process GC," Proceedings of the Instrument Society of America — 53rd Analysis Division Symposium, Session 4, Paper 2, ISA, Research Triangle Park, NC (April 2008).


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June 11th, 2013 by Erick Beck
This yesterday evening we went live with a major update to the content on our Virtual Tours site. We have added many of the everyday locations that students will see and experience on an everyday basis. As an added treat, we are also including a section that features some historic photos that we have dug out of the archives.
We intend to continue expanding the site both in terms of content and features for probably the next year at least. Please take a look, enjoy the tour, and send along any suggestions that you have for how we can make it better.
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