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Experimental and modeling investigation of multicomponent reactive transport in porous media
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We present an experimental and modeling study of solute transport in porous media in the presence of mixing-induced precipitation of a solid phase. Conservative and reactive transport experiments were performed in a quasi-two-dimensional laboratory flow cell, filled with homogeneous and heterogeneous porous media. Conservative experiments were performed by injecting solutions containing sodium chloride and calcium chloride into the domain. In reactive transport experiments, inlet solutions of calcium chloride and sodium carbonate were injected in parallel, resulting in calcium carbonate precipitation where the solutions mix. Experimental results were used as a benchmark to examine the performance of a reactive transport numerical model. Good agreement between model predictions and experimental results was obtained for the conservative transport experiments. The reactive transport experiments featured the formation of a calcium carbonate mineral phase within the mixing zone between the two solutions, which controlled the spatial evolution of calcium carbonate in the domain. Numerical simulations performed on high resolution grids for both the homogeneous and heterogeneous porous systems underestimated clogging of the system. Although qualitative agreement between model results and experimental observations was obtained, accurate model predictions of the spatial evolution of calcium concentrations at sample points within the flow cell could not be achieved.
CitationKatz, G. [et al.]. Experimental and modeling investigation of multicomponent reactive transport in porous media. "Journal of contaminant hydrology", 01 Gener 2011, vol. 120/121, p. 27-44.
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Thomas1 has proposed in the November 12, 2001, issue of the ARCHIVES a practical review of hypercoagulability syndromes. We would like to comment on several points. Indications of thrombophilia screening remain a matter of debate and we regret that this point was not discussed in the article. Limiting this debate to its financial aspect, as it could be interpreted from Table 2, which gives the cost of different assays, is not correct in our opinion. For instance, detecting an increase of factor VIII ($90) today has no recognized therapeutic implications, whereas elevated homocysteine concentration ($324) can lead to safe, inexpensive, and probably effective vitamin supplementation. Which screening to use and for which patients is a very difficult problem that has been discussed elsewhere and that must not be overlooked.2 In the summary, Thomas stated that hypercoagulability syndrome can be "correctly diagnosed" in approximately 80% to 90% of patients. This appears to be a rather presumptuous affirmation. If this means that extensive workup will lead to identification of coagulation abnormalities in this percentage of patients, this is probably true, even if perhaps a little optimistic. But as emphasized by Thomas himself, patients with antithrombin deficiency (which is the genetic thrombophilia associated with the higher relative risk of thrombosis) may have no problem until they undergo surgery or any other risk-associated situation and, in fact, the majority of carriers of antithrombin deficiency will never have thrombosis. We should probably in most cases leave the concept of thrombophilia/hypercoagulability as an explicative factor, to think in terms of risk factor. We do not "explain" a myocardial infarction by hypercholesterolemia; it is "just" an important risk factor. This way of thinking will perhaps facilitate therapeutic decisions. Thus, in the Figure that summarizes the recommended approach to treatment of hypercoagulability, Thomas suggests that people having more than 1 coagulation abnormality should be candidates for "lifelong" (another presumptuous expression in our opinion) anticoagulation after 1 episode of thrombosis, whereas people with recurrent thrombosis but no defect identified should be treated with "standard" therapy. We think this doesn't really reflect the view of the author but the Figure can be misleading and should be corrected. For instance, a 20-year-old man who has severe pulmonary embolism in the absence of favoring conditions (eg, surgery, prolonged immobilization) has indeed thrombophilia, whatever the result of hypercoagulability workup, and should receive long-term anticoagulation. Last, the Figure suggests that family studies may be prothrombin promoter gene: this attitude is extremely questionable because of the absence of therapeutic consequences in the family.
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The adventure concludes with the triumphant finale in the Riftwar Saga. Raymond E. Feist is an internationally best-selling author.
The battle may be over, but war is coming… The Kingdom forces may have won the first conflict but the enemy has a strong grip on Midkemia and invasion now seems inevitable.
Arutha travels north to confront the Dark Elves, but without help, Pug knows that Arutha's forces face slaughter. With Tomas he must scour the world - and beyond - to find the one person with enough power to give them a chance. If they fail, Midkemia will be the first of many worlds to fall to a madman with the power to dominate death itself…
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"Epic scope… vivid imagination… a significant contribution to the growth of the field of fantasy." (Washington Post) "Well-written… intelligent… intriguing." (Publishers Weekly)
An excellent finish to the trilogy and a great addition to the world that has been created for this series.
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Would recommend this book to all but make sure you start with the right book in the series otherwise you will find it hard to keep up to date with what's happening and what has happened in the past.
one of the best trilogy I have heard downloading the other trilogy now pure brilliance.
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What I would call a real good read. read this series years ago and found them really entertaining. I use the audio books when driving my daily commute. A book lasts me nearly a month and breaks up the drive to and from work. I must give the advice buy in order as they will not make sense otherwise,
A great storyline with magic and murder.
Joyce is entertaining as always. A good narrator.
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Karrueche Tran reportedly thinks the video of Rihanna's twerking to a Drake song is ''tasteless''.
Karrueche Tran thinks Rihanna's twerking video is ''tasteless''.
After footage emerged of Rihanna twerking - an energetic dance move made popular by Nicki Minaj which involves a person shaking, wobbling and bouncing their hips and butt up and down - to a song by her ex Drake, Karrueche shared her distaste.
A friend of the model - who is currently dating Rihanna's ex and Drake's rival for Rihanna's affections, Chris Brown - told HollywoodLife: ''Karrueche doesn't really talk about Rihanna but she has seen her Twerk video and couldn't believe it,. From her perspective, it wasn't tasteful at all. There was just no reason for all that. I don't know. That girl is free to do whatever she wants but it makes her look bad and thirsty doing stuff like that.''
Meanwhile, Chris is also said to be unimpressed with the saucy video.
The insider added: ''Yeah, he saw it. All he did was laugh at it, say, 'wow,' and shake his head. He loves her and has respect for her that's out of this world, but clearly she's desperate for attention.''
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Tattnall County was created from Montgomery County on Dec. 5, 1801 and was named for Josiah Tattnall, Jr. who gained popularity in helping to repeal the infamous Yazoo Act, later filling the term of U. S. Senator, James Jackson. Later, parts of Tattnall County were used to help create Toombs County (1905) and Candler and Evans counties (1914). The county seat is Reidsville.
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Blaylock, L. M.
Brewton, Nathan J., died intestate
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Coleman, Wade W.
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John Sharp of Tattnall County was at the siege of Savannah under General McIntosh, and at Fort Morris when Colonel John McIntosh responded to a demand to surrender with the defiant words "Come and take it!" In his pension, Sharp stated that he was at the battle of White House in Liberty County. He must have meant that he was involved in the skirmish surrounding Fort Morris. The details of the battles of the Revolutionary War Pensions deserve to be researched in order to clarify the service of the soldier.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Before U.S. Bus ceased operations in 2007, the Type A school bus manufacturer filed at least 15 reports with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that vehicles it made failed to comply with federal motor vehicle safety standards or had safety defects, according to NHTSA.
Whether Transportation Collaborative Inc. (TCI), which purchased certain assets of U.S. Bus, is responsible for the former manufacturer's recalls is now a subject of debate.
NHTSA has tentatively concluded that TCI is the successor of U.S. Bus and is therefore responsible for the obligations of the recalls.
However, TCI said in a statement that it strongly disagrees, but it will continue to work with NHTSA to resolve the issue.
TCI manufactures Type A buses under the Trans Tech brand. NHTSA said that TCI and U.S. Bus have continuity of ownership, management, personnel, assets and general business operations.
But TCI said that its "only tie to U.S. Bus is the limited purchase of assets."
On Wednesday, NHTSA announced that it will hold a public meeting to determine "whether TCI reasonably met notification and remedy requirements for noncompliant and defective vehicles manufactured by U.S. Bus." The proceeding may result in TCI being ordered to meet the obligations of the recalls, NHTSA said.
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Parties battle over bare breasts
The Danish People's Party wants pictures of bare breasts in an introduction film to scare away fundamentalists.
Topless Danish girls have come in between the Conservative and Danish People's (DPP) parties following a DPP call for a new introductory film about Denmark for prospective immigrants to include pictures of bare female breasts.
The Conservative Integration Spokesman Naser Khader, however, says that pictures of topless girls on a Danish beach would hardly scare extremists away from applying to stay in Denmark.
"Bare breasts are not a protection against fundamentalism," Khader says on his Facebook page.
"Quite on the contrary. Fundamentalists as so sex crazy that bare breasts would make them flock to the country. Perhaps one should try naked pigs and pork – that'll keep them away..." Khader says.
The Danish People's Party Spokesman Peter Skaarup has explained that in the Netherlands, where a similar film has been shown, they show the naked truth about what can be seen on a beach.
"There are of course a lot of other things that show what it is to be Danish, and I'm sure that the film-maker has found them. But I reckon that if you can't stand seeing a couple of Danish breasts, you probably won't come here," Skaarup tells Berlingske Tidende.
On the other hand, when asked whether bare-breasted Danish men should also be in the film, Skaarup says he doesn't want to 'play director'.


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UPDATE: The crowd that had demonstrated in front of El Cajon Police Headquarters earlier today, moved into the streets, blocking some, and confronting police who were trying to prevent demonstrators from marching onto SR-67.
A crowd of people angry over the shooting death of an unarmed black man in El Cajon has blocked streets and come face to face with uniformed law enforcement officers in San Diego's East County.
Protesters holding signs walked in between cars traveling in the opposite direction along Broadway.
Wednesday morning, two hundred demonstrators protested yesterday's shooting by El Cajon Police of Alfred Olangol, an unarmed African-American with a history of mental illness.
The protest began with a press conference, and as speakers denounced the incident, at least a dozen television cameras captured the event in front of the El Cajon police headquarters. A good number of national media were on hand, as this incident has become national news, falling into a too-familiar pattern of shootings of Black men by police, such as those recent killings in Tulsa and Charlotte.


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Comic-Con 2014 panels set for '24,' 'Sleepy Hollow' 'Penny Dreadful' and more
Due to glorious press release timing, 20th Century Fox TV has landed a separate story for its Comic-Con 2014 schedule, even though several of the shows were previously announced in my FX/History Comic-Con 2014 story.
Showtime, however, was less lucky and its lone Comic-Con 2014 panel has been bundled into this story along with the 20th Century Fox panels.
So continue along for Comic-Con panel details for "Penny Dreadful," as well as "24: Live Another Day," "The Simpsons," "Sleepy Hollow," "Family Guy," "Bob's Burgers," "Salem" and more.
*** "24" (10 a.m. in Ballroom 20) - Kiefer Sutherland takes the stage for a panel celebrating "24: Live Another Day." Kiefer is the only announced cast member, but with Jon Cassar listed as moderator, it would be silly to moderate a panel with only one person.
*** "Legends" (12:30 p.m. in Room 6A) - TNT's new FBI undercover drama stars "Game of Thrones" veteran Sean Bean, presumably justifying its Comic-Con presence. The blurb promises a sneak peak and a panel with unnamed stars and producers.
*** "Witches of East End" (5:45 p.m. in 6DE) - Stars Julia Ormond, Jenna Dewan-Tatum, Rachel Boston, Mädchen Amick, Daniel DiTomasso and Eric Winter will be there to talk about their witchy drama.
*** "Penny Dreadful" (6 p.m. in Ballroom 20) - Josh Hartnett, Reeve Carney and Harry Treadaway and creator Josh Logan will be on-hand to discuss the first season of their Showtime Victorian horror mash-up. What point is there in even being alive if Eva Green won't be on this panel? I can't answer that. But Aisha Tyler will be the overqualified moderator.
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Hateful Things: Acura's Holiday Advertising
If you haven't seen Acura's holiday advertising--the "season of reason sales event"--you should watch this video. The ads dare to suggest that all of the overly ostentatious commercialism of the holiday season can be combatted by buying or leasing a new Acura. The logic, apparently, is that springing for a rental reindeer is a symbol of excess and buying a new car is a symbol of "over saving."
I have nothing against Acura, but these ads make me cranky every time I see them.
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An improvement over the "All Women Are Whores" holiday get-laid-with-jewelry ads.
on Dec 28 2010 @ 08:16 PM
"Every Kiss Begins with an Expensive Bribe" is a bad direction to travel, I agree, but it doesn't excuse this stuff.
on Dec 29 2010 @ 01:59 PM
FWIW, I just took the Acura commercials as, "We're not as hideously overpriced as you thought. Really." Which just makes me think about why they might need to say that. Not a winner, but not especially offensive.
(IOW, I'm pretty much in line with Robin on this one.)
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Conduit 2
I want a knife
mysockshurt101 6 years ago#11
i've said it once and i'll say it again, Halo: Reach's multiplayer has made quite a few changes to the formula but it still feels like i'm playing Halo and not some COD game that looks like Halo and that's how Conduit 2 should feel.
if your gonna put a knife in the game and make it instant kill it should be a melee from behind and have some kind of animation but then that'd be doin it just like Halo Reach
The_Shader 6 years ago#12
^ Halo always seems to do things the right way, which is not surprising.
i hate to say it.... but Conduit needs something beyond knives and set animations... it needs something unique and unheard of. Hopefully the Aegis Device, and Phase Rifle pull it off.
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My Alias for Conduit= "Shader" Monster Hunter Tri= "Deimos"
mysockshurt101 6 years ago#13
and that's what the first game did...brought something a little new by bringing back some old school elements.
who knows what this sequel will bring (other than what we know) but i hope that its done right...the problem with listening to fans is that the fans will always want what they're used to and not want any change...unfortunately what they're used to isn't what they played in the first game, its what they play now which is COD, Killzone, Halo, etc etc.
i'm not saying i don't want the changes, i just want them to be minimal, in a way that it doesn't feel like i'm playing all the other games that are out there, as fun as they might be.
tconslayer 6 years ago#14
ok fine how about just for looks when your behind someone you pull out a knife because... they reported it would b two punches in the front and one in the back for a kill so either way its gonna b an instant kill in the back so y not havea knife just for the back but at the same time that might b hard to do. Also throwing knifes... wat about if the only way it could instant kill is if it hit the head
bladester15 6 years ago#15
I think it sounds like CoD, which isnt a good thing.
Chuck Norris's tears can cure cancer.....too bad he's never cried.
mysockshurt101 6 years ago#16
^^ exactly
granted, goldeneye had throwing knives...but then that would just make this a sci fi goldeneye (i'm a poet and didn't know it).
so why don't we just stop making suggestions that just so happen to be in other games, because quite honestly if this class system does somehow make this game feel like COD the fans are to blame if they don't like how it turns out.
i lurk around on the Halo: Reach boards and it's full of MLG players who think that they should have a say over how the game is played and what changes should be made over the "casual" players, and seeing as how some people want a sci fi COD game i can't help but agree with them.
i'm not calling myself a hardcore gamer, let alone a casual one, but i do know when i want something different then what i'm already playing...i just hope it works out because if it doesn't HVS is gonna regret listening to the fans for this one.
it would be really cool if they had a knife that instant kills and also some sort of set up where you can run really fast, endlessly and lunge at the opponent to knife them easier.
bladester15 6 years ago#18
it would be really cool if they had a knife that instant kills and also some sort of set up where you can run really fast, endlessly and lunge at the opponent to knife them easier.
Chuck Norris's tears can cure cancer.....too bad he's never cried.
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Phone Makers Must Face 'Original Patent Troll' Lawsuits
A group of major smartphone manufacturers have lost a bid to knock out a series of patent lawsuits brought by Cascades Computer Innovation LLC, a non-practicing entity (a.k.a. patent troll) with a pedigree. Cascades's CEO was fired up by the decision, telling us that defense counsel has engaged in "aggravating" and "frivolous" motion practice in hopes of delaying a trial on the merits.
In a 13-page ruling issued on Friday, U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly in Chicago ruled that Cascades has standing to assert one of its key patents, U.S. patent number 7,065,750, which covers a process of preserving exceptions in binary code. Eight of Cascades's targets — Dell Inc., Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc., Pantech Wireless Inc., Sharp Electronics Corp., Sony-Ericsson Mobile Communications Inc., Samsung Electronics Co., Acer America Corp., and HTC Corp. — jointly argued that Cascades never acquired the right to sue over the patent when the company agreed to monetize it on behalf of its inventor, Boris Babaian.
Babaian is a Russian engineer credited with helping to invent the supercomputer. Over his career, he registered many than 30 patents through his company, Elbrus International. In early 2011, Elbrus sold to Cascades the exclusive right to license and monetize his patent portfolio.
Cascades is the latest venture from Anthony Brown, a former Jenner & Block partner who helped pioneer modern-day patent monetization. IP Law & Business once called
The '750 patent is a key part of Babaian's portfolio, and Cascades has asserted it against a long list of gadget-makers. In addition to suing the tech companies for infringement, Cascades has separately accused several of them of conspiring with the defensive patent aggregator RPX Corp to jointly boycott Cascades's licensing efforts in violation of antitrust law. A U.S. district judge in Oakland dismissed that unusual antitrust case without prejudice in January. Cascades has filed an amended complaint, which is pending.
The defendants have moved to dismiss Cascades's cases relating to the '750 patent on various grounds. In one of their motions to dismiss, filed February, Dell's lawyers at Winston & Strawn, who also represent Sony and Motorola, argued that "Cascades does not have the necessary bundle of rights in order to bring its claim, and therefore lacks standing." According to Dell's lawyers, Babaian's company Elbrus retained substantial rights in patent, and it's possible that third-parties like Intel Corp (Babaian's former employer) also have rights in the '750 patent through a 2004 licensing agreement that hasn't yet been produced. The seven other defendants filed a joint motion signing onto Dell's argument.
Kennelly rejected those arguments on Friday, writing that "the agreement between the Elbrus entities and Cascades is sufficient to confer all substantial rights to the '750 patent and thus amounts to an assignment, enabling Cascades to sue in its own name."
"In my opinion, this was a frivolous motion," Brown told us Monday. "The defendants are just serving up one motion after another to see if anything sticks." Brown also complained that amid increasing debate over sanctioning and shifting legal fees onto patent trolls, nobody seems to notice that "it's a common defense tactic to just go through extensive motion practice to try to delay the thing and make it costly and deny us our day in court."
"[T]he judge said that the defendants misrepresented the facts (called them liars) three times in his decision," Brown added in an e-mail. "Who's unethical?"
Winston & Strawn partner Imron Aly declined to comment. Other defense counsel in the litigation includes Kirkland & Ellis (for Samsung); H.C. Park & Associates (for Pantech); DLA Piper (for Sharp); Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati (for HTC); Andrews Kurth (for Sony); and Frietas Tseng & Kaufman (for Acer).
UPDATE: After we published our story, Brown e-mailed us to clarify that Judge Kennelly never called the defense lawyers in the case liars. "[A]nyone can read the opinion, which is published, and know exactly what the judge said. He obviously did not call them liars — that was my characterization," Brown wrote.
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Anagnos is still free to argue the legality of his stop in the still-pending first-offense drunken driving prosecution, which is a separate case and hearing from the refusal hearing, which is treated as an administrative proceeding with a lower burden of proof for the state.
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Democracy has failed, just as predicted by Tytler, and as evidenced by the monthly sales receipts at America's favorite shopping center. Forget the $3 trillion and counting we're spening on wars for freedom, the real terrorists are pushing shopping carts around Wal-Mart at midnight on the first of the month! I say we send a few F-18s back across the ocean and start bombing the real threats to our freedoms- deadbeat dependents on our overly-generous government entitlement programs! It's time to eliminate runaway big-government waste! It's time for Meritocracy!
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The Varnhagen Gesellschaft e. V. is an amalgamation of individuals, initiatives and institutions who feel indebted to the life and works of Rahel and Karl August Varnhagen, Ludmilla Assing and the remaining writers of the Varnhagen Collection. Ludmilla Assing had bequested this marvellous collection with autographs, manuscripts, letters to and from 9000 persons, books, portraits, newspaper clippings and other items to the Koenigliche Bibliothek Berlin; today, the printed matters still remain in Berlin, whereas the autograph collection was transported to Silesia in World War II and is now situated in the Jagiellonian Library in Cracovia, Poland. Both libraries are members of the Varnhagen Society, as well as the Centro Studi Rahel Levin in Torino, Italia, where microfilmed letters of Rahel are collected to prepare the edition Rahel Levin Varnhagen. The international Varnhagen Gesellschaft e. V. with 150 members up to now organized two congresses ("Rahel Varnhagen und ihre Schwestern", Iserlohn, Oct. 1997; "Ludmilla Assing in Florenz 1861/62-1880", Florence, Villa Romana, april 21-21nd, 2000) and published two Almanacs (No. 1, Wenn die Geschichte um eine Ecke geht, 2000; 320 p.; No. 2, Makkaroni und Geistesspeise, 2002, 424 p., both Berlin: Berlin Verlag Arno Spitz GmbH). Twice a year we publish our newsletter "gazzettino" (paper and free e-mail-edition) with announcements, information about new literature and society's news and events; exclusive for members are the Jahresgabe (facsimiled letters) and the catalogue of the Varnhagen Collection by Ludwig Stern (Berlin 1911, 1000 p.). Our membership fees are 24 Euro p. a.; 12 Euro for students. 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The approach to the history of art in Ludmilla Assings journal articles ist resumed by Kornelia Löhrer; Silvia Chiocci shows how her reviews helped Giovanni Verga to his first steps to international fame. Michael Jones reminds the Shakespearean play-reading soirées that were held in Ottilie and Ludmilla Assing's home in Hamburg. Lorely French publishes two letters that Amalie Schoppe, an old acquaintance of the Assing family, wrote from North America, where Ottilie Assing had followed her. Britta Behmer reflects why Ottilie Assing, unlike Ludmilla, preferred all her life to publish her political articles anonymously. In our discussion forum following the reviews, four medical women discuss a question raised by Ludmilla Assing in her essay "La posizione sociale della donna": the so-called "fredda energia", that characterize a chirurgist's job.
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