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Vitamin B12 deficiency: The great masquerader
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Pediatric Blood & Cancer
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Surface-engineered hydroxyapatite nanocrystal/ poly(ε-caprolactone) hybrid scaffolds for bone tissue engineering
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Kim, S. Y. (2011), Surface-engineered hydroxyapatite nanocrystal/ poly(ε-caprolactone) hybrid scaffolds for bone tissue engineering. J. Appl. Polym. Sci., 121: 1921–1929. doi: 10.1002/app.33749
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Show us your gardens - a photo thread - September 2013
This is a place to post photos, and to discuss, what is in your garden. This is the thread for September 2013. All garden photos are welcome. As we enter autumn, the emphasis starts to shift away from blossoms and we start to think about leaves, berries, branches, etc. However, all landscape and garden photos are welcome. If it is a photo taken in your garden or your yard, it is fair game to post it here.
Here is the link for the September 2012 thread.
For previous 2013 threads:
To see all of the 2012 threads, please click on the December 2012 link. The first post will have links to all previous months.
I am (still) in process of moving all the 2011 threads over to the
photo gallery . I need to look up who I�m supposed to e-mail. Plus I have to make the list. Maybe I'll get it done before 2014!
FWIW if we have 50 posts in this thread by 15 September, then I will make an September Part II thread.
Pixie - they look like yellow aphids to me. Squirt them off with the hose on hard/jet or use dish washing detergent and water. Bad bugs.
Do you have milkweed nearby? Check those for these yellow suckers if you do. Check Google Images for yellow aphids to make sure that's what they are, but that's my guess.
pixie_lou: Beautiful sunflowers! Ugly aphids! I hate it when the hose doesn't quite reach as far as I want it to. They should make them stretchy.
My hardy begonia, Begonia grandis 'Heron's Pirouette', is beginning to bloom. This is its second year and it's later than last year but it looks healthy. Hopefully the flower panicles will get much longer as it develops.
The cotoneasters have red berries, here in between the white wood asters and the yucca.
The volunteer Joe Pye Weed is opening. It crammed itself in between a forsythia and a cedar.
The view out my kitchen window is getting wilder with the early ornamental grasses beginning to show plumes. The big Miscanthus 'Gracillimus' close to the window on the right doesn't have plumes yet.
Pokeberry fruits are dangling above the path by my alley. I have to duck to get by them. There were a lot more but a big rainstorm smashed the pokeberry down and I had to cut it back to get by. The birds love the berries.
In the same alley I have a shelf unit to store outdoor stuff. A volunteer Sweet Autumn Clematis decided to grow through the shelf.
The Viburnum 'Summer Snowflake' is still blooming but I don't think any more berries will form since there's no other viburnum blooming to cross-pollinate. I'll probably get another Summer Snowflake next year.
The Knockout roses are blooming away. Blushing Knockout is the most reliable and will continue until frost.
I like your hardy begonia! I had one a few years ago, but it didn't last long. It grew well the first year, and the second year it looked good and bloomed, a lot like yours. But the following year it appeared very late, and struggled to produce a few leaves. I fed it and took care not to use a strong food because begonia roots are very fine and can be burned easily. It grew a bit but slowly. The year after that it never returned. I hope yours gets well established and thrives.
Bill: Maybe next year will be the test. I didn't fertilize them at all - like all of my plants (except roses) they get compost in the fall and I leave their fallen leaves in place. I have three of them but one is getting overshadowed by a hosta so I may need to move it next year if it comes back.
Nice sunflowers, pixie lou. However, the bugs on the seed pods are giving me the heebie jeebies.
Claire, you get the best volunteers! I can't wait to see how your hardy begonia will perform. Tonight and for the next couple of nights I will bring my begonias inside....low 50's possibly high 40's tonight.
Tina: I also brought in a houseplant begonia for tonight and a few nights until it warms up again. I left other houseplants outside although I did protect the ones on the porch and deck somewhat. The houseplants on the ground surrounded by other bigger plants should be OK.
I'm hoping the houseplants can stay outside for another few weeks.
One of the good things about being lax about weeding is you get interesting volunteers. The bad thing is that most of the volunteers are undeniably weeds.
We need to get the September thread back to the top so people will post here.
The Sweet Autumn Clematis volunteers are showing up now (just as DtD warned a few years ago). Besides the one on the shelf unit, another volunteer has found a rose on stilts and is starting the long climb upwards. I don't know if the rose and the clematis can coexist - they're both VERY robust - but it would be wonderful if I could see the clematis flowers out the window in September as I saw the roses around the Fourth of July.
The roses on stilts are in my alley near the shelf unit (I posted a photo earlier in the thread showing the volunteer clematis climbing through it). This is a closeup of the flowers on the shelf unit.
Some of the tall phlox in the Phlox Protection Zone are still blooming under the roses among the stilts.
A few images I captured earlier this week. The garlic chives in the white garden are in full bloom.
This is the first year I'm actually getting berries on my holly.
Obedience plant. I had been told this was a pfolific spreader. So I pretty much planted on the edge of the woods.
Charles has moved on to better eatings. The tithonia is starting to grow and actually has a few blossoms. If I can get just 1 blossom to collect seed for next year. Oh the simple dreams of a gardener!
I took down half a dozen pine trees that separate my lot from my neighbors. I really hate for the open look as I wait for my arbor vitaes to grow in. So I planted some sunflowers, elephant ears and castor bean as annual filler.
A close up of the mammoth sunflower head and castor bean blossoms.
Unfortunately, the yellow Lemon Gem marigold died so the planter is just pink and white. Roberts' Greenhouse had this wonderful fragrant, trailing sweet alyssum this year. I hope that have it again next year. In the background is a small border that needs lots of work. Too many lambs ears and I let anise hyssop self sow because the birds and bees like it so much but this bed needs more plants and better design. Probably gets half sun. Shade has really changed now that it's September and the sun is lower in the sky. Finally got some photos taken and posted.
pixie_lou: Love the shot of the mammoth sunflower peering down at the castor bean blossoms - you can almost see it squinting and muttering "What ARE those things!".
defrost49: That pink and white planter is really pretty - the yellow marigold would have added even more to it. I like your red barn doors too.
Lots of pink and white here too. I'm using sedums more in the front of the house - for a short time a few weeks ago the sedum pink echoed the Blushing Knockout rose but the color is already getting deeper. They're mostly Autumn Joy or Matrona.
Here the pink barely visible up above the sedum is the hardy begonias. Lots of white wood asters too and a few roses.
B. grandis 'Heron's Pirouette' - the flower panicles are getting longer. The white is white wood aster.
And more sedums with Grey Owl juniper.
DeFrost, you have a very pretty property. I love the photo of your barn in the background and the yellow marigolds alongside your house. I think the pink and white arrangement in the wine barrel planter is charming.
Your sedums look nice in amongst the juniper, Claire.
Despite the daylilies having gone by, my orange garden looks the best it has all summer, in the wake of the Japanese beetle invasion earlier. This was quite the year for goldenrod, but it has faded to a dim yellow glow on the hillside in the background now. Fall is definitely in the air. The apple and crabapple trees have produced bumper crops, probably from all the rain earlier. Various reds and purple phlox are blooming in the perennial beds in the background but haven't done as well as in past years, probably from lack of sun during July.
Thanks for the compliments. spedigrees, what a fun bottle tree and it looks perfect with the nasturtiums. Claire, I love seeing how much is still in bloom at your house and very envious of the hardy begonia which appears to be only hardy as far as zone 6. Color me jealous!
Wild asters, goldenrod etc look really good right now but we don't have any Joe Pye weed except for a small Little Joe a friend gave me last year.
The kidney shaped bed I pictured is a result of a forum question of adding a bed near the existing round one (inherited from a previous resident but replanted). I realized after the bed was made that it was really too far from the circle bed but as it turned out, if it had been closer, it would have been in the way of a ditch that was dug last year for an underground water pipe. The weedy beds in the back are the remnants of this years vegetable garden before the potatoes were dugs and some of the weeds removed. Since they are so far from the house, my husband put in a yard pump for me so I can have a water spigot close by. No longer have three hoses hitched together lying across the driveway.
That's just a great bottle tree, spedigrees, and the orange garden complements it nicely.
defrost49: I'm imagining "three hoses hitched together lying across the driveway". Your husband did a kind thing to put in the yard pump for you. I always cringe a little when I drive across hoses, hoping I'm missing the connectors.
Now that the weather's cooled down, my bluestone path started growing again. It was dormant since last fall (when I ran out of sand). This year it grew about twenty linear feet longer in my alley and the storage area increased about ten square feet.
This is the last twenty feet running to the storage area/hose bibb where I left off last year.
I increased the storage area because I have an infinite ability to clutter up any available space and I wanted to put a cart there.
Looking at the new areas from the other direction. The additional ten square feet is along the retaining wall, and then the twenty linear feet starts just beyond the storage area.
This part of the path wasn't as much fun as the front yard where I got to play with swooping curves. The challenge this time was more of fitting together pavers as I got near the end of the pallet. I only have a few weird shaped pavers left over so I think the bluestone path is finished - I can't imagine starting a new pallet and I don't really need any more paved areas.
I guess that means I have to start weeding now since I've run out of excuses (except that I have to move some hostas and lilies and a daylily...)
Claire, your bluestone path is gorgeous! Well done.
I got more weeding done. Protected plants from the light frost we had the other night but usually don't bother trying to bring anything in. In fact, I have 3 or 4 small scented geraniums that are still in their original pots, grouped "temporarily" in a larger soil filled pot. They should be brought in and of course will suffer because they have probably put down some desperate roots.
I too have exactly "three hoses hitched together lying across the driveway" - and believe me, every single time I move them I check to make sure no connectors are actually ON the driveway. Amazing how the odds are that even though its only an inch wide, that connector will be what a car tire runs over, every single time!
Beautiful path, Claire! Personally I think you should continue it and meander it through your whole yard, but then I don't have to do all the hard work! ;)
My garden is really winding down early this year. The weather truly does seem more like October than September.
Thanks, defrost49 and Dee - I got enormous satisfaction over installing the bluestone (transforming a pile of pavers into a useful surface) and I love walking on it. I'm also glad it's done and the body gets a rest.
Now, of course, I'm looking at the older areas and thinking I need to correct the elevations where some of the pavers are now uneven. An unexpected difficulty arose, though, when I lifted one paver that had sunk down a bit and discovered a whole colony of ants tending eggs/larvae underneath. I wasn't willing to squash them so I just carefully replaced it. I've decided to call the irregularities "rustic" and move on.
I kind of like to think there's a whole new subterranean world under my bluestone path.
Again, the bluestone pathways are lovely, Claire. Was that one pallet? How far down did you have excavate to lay the stone in?
Truly, well done.
Sped, turns out I won't be going back through your way in Oct., so your bottle tree is safe. I like that bottle tree! - and with the orange, it's perfect. I usually don't bring my geraniums in till mid-Oct., but they live in the kitchen all winter rather than going dormant.
Lovely pictures of lovely properties -what a nice barn, defrost. Just lovely. I have 46" tall 'frosty morn' sedums that promised to be 12 -18" tall, and everything else is just busy being its autumnal self.
Thanks, Jane. There were two pallets total - the first one I used up about three years ago, and I got the second last year. I bought them from two different landscape suppliers and I was surprised how different the sizes and shapes were. Another challenge to fit them together.
I excavated five inches and then placed three inches of sand bed for the pavers which are two inches thick. In some cases there was pea gravel mixed in with the sand bed and that actually may be better in the long run (more stable) although a little harder to level. I used a mixture of pea gravel and sand to fill the joints and a little bit of soil inevitably gets in there too which helps keep it in place. I'm using some river pebbles (bigger than pea gravel) and indigenous stones on the edges of some areas both for stability and to help channel runoff from the roof.
All grading was done by eyeball, and tamping was done by stomping my feet. No strings and stakes for me.
The five inches of excavated material mostly went over the coastal bank to shore up a big oak that's right at the edge. I saved a small amount to raise up a peony that had gotten too low.
This post was edited by claire on Sat, Sep 21, 13 at 10:09
Just a few more bluestone path images:
A detail of the very last stretch I finished last week. I was running out of regularly shaped pavers and I wanted to save the good ones for the end of the path (I had already decided to end just beyond the edge of the house). So I had to do something with a few odd shaped ones to fill in the gap. This resulted in joints that were wider than usual so I added a few stones and paver pieces to the joints.
I installed this landing at the bottom of the granite steps last year. The volunteers are happily taking it over.
Speaking of volunteers, I think this is Sweet Everlasting that pops up here and there in my lawn-like area. A few days ago I dug out two miscanthus seedlings and about 5 little bluestem seedlings (I think) from the same area. I left a little shrub that might or might not be a pussywillow. This is the Sweet Everlasting.
The berries in my winterberry wall are beginning to turn red.
Goldenrod is finally opening. This is the back yard at the top of the coastal bank where I've been determinedly removing lawn, planting viburnums and miscanthus, and letting volunteers grow. There's a fairly steep slope there that's difficult to mow and a danger for kids to play on (my excuse for getting rid of lawn).
Variegated miscanthus, white wood aster, and goldenrod.
Your bluestone path is amazing, Claire! I would never attempt such a prodigious undertaking! It came out brilliantly.
This little mini rose in my pet memorial garden looks the best it has all summer. I'm hoping for more sun next summer.
The only blooms still to come are the pink asters in my perennial beds. They have buds. (The phlox in the same beds are still blooming half-heartedly.)
Thanks, spedigrees. It helped that I didn't really know what I was getting myself into, and I worked piecemeal, about two feet at a time, so I could always finish one section and call it done.
I just thought of Pete Seeger and theGarden Song (Inch by Inch), a fine anthem for path making as well as gardening.
That's a very pretty mini rose and a good symbol for a pet memorial garden. Does it keep blooming up until frost? I've never tried them and maybe I should if I can find a space in the jungle.
I realize that there is a newer September "Show Us Your Gardens" thread, but since I'm responding to your last post on this thread, Claire, I'm adding my comment here. Hope that's ok.
I had forgotten all about the "Inch By Inch" song! Thank you for the reminder. I have a collection of cooking songs for listening to in the kitchen, and have been trying to put together a CD of similar songs themed around gardening, but all I've been able to find was Garden Song by Tray Eppes (very reminiscent of Pete Segar's "Inch By Inch"). (No youtube link, but Amazon downloadable music has it.) Now I just need 8 or 10 more selections to make a thumbdrive or cd for listening enjoyment while weeding!
I have no idea what kind of mini rose that is in my garden, and I wish I did know. It's a bit bigger than the micro-mini roses I used to get. My dad sent some, and others I purchased. They tended to survive for several years and then die out. All my mini roses usually bloom about three times during a summer, but this year it was only twice, because of the lack of sun I assume. I've come to regard them as sort of tri-annuals, but in a warmer climate they would probably last longer.
spedigrees: I think this is the only September 2013 "Show Us Your Gardens" thread, but people are getting confused and posting on the August 2013 part 2 thread which should be out of date now except for comments related to an issue back then.
I hadn't thought about it but this "Show Us Your Gardens" thread changes monthly while the "Birds and other mobile features..." thread keeps going until the post count gets unwieldy. This may confuse people new to the forum.
I don't think either should be changed though - it makes sense this way.
Sped - the Garden song (Inch by inch) was written by Dave Mallet, a ME musician, back in the 70's I think. Here's a Youtube link to it. I'll put some thought into other garden music since I'm pretty sure I have some in the back of my brain.
I've been away for several weeks, so I mostly have weeds and plants that need cleaning up and deadheading, but I did take a few photos around the house on Sunday including some Heleniums and clematis. I still haven't made it down to see the shop gardens. I'll try to get a few more photos to post tomorrow.
Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Song
My garden is looking weedy and unkempt since we've been gone for a few weeks. There are a range of wild and cultivated asters blooming and some of the long-blooming perennials are still blooming such as Campanula 'Samantha' and 'Blue Clips'. Several of the Helenium are still blooming, though 'Mardi Gras' which started first has finally stopped after about two months. The perennials in this bed are all new (though the Kousa dogwood is several years old.) The Helenium were a mixed seed grown batch, and the Caryopteris 'Sunshine Blue' at the front will be more visible in future years as they fill in.
At the shop in the big bed, very little is blooming except the Hydrangea paniculata varieties, a couple of tall asters, Agastache rupestris, but the fluffy white seeds of some of the clematis look a bit like flowers, and the foliage contrast is nice.
Here's Hydrangea paniculata 'Quick Fire' which has been a real plus in this bed for a full three months and with no signs of stopping. This is a great plant: wonderful flowers, stiff enough branches to make a great clematis support without flopping, and the dried blooms add winter interest. (It does look pretty unattractive in early spring, however.)
Quick Fire is my new favorite plant! I just got it at a swap this spring (thank you Marty!) and I can't say enough in its praise. My only dilemma is where to plant it so I can enjoy it. Right now its still in its pot on my patio, and I love passing it several times a day. I haven't seen it in early spring yet, though!
nhbabs, your garden, with you being gone for weeks, still looks better than mine does with me being home, lol. Granted, today was the first day I've stepped out there in weeks, but still....
Claire - those bluestone walkways are just amazing. I don't know if I'd ever have the ambition to tackle something like that.
Sped - I've always loved that orange garden. It just amazes me how you can make some simple nasturtiums and marigolds look so elegant.
I had been looking for a chelone for the animal garden. When I saw this one, I decided I had to have it - just based on its name. Hot Lips Turtle Head!
Sweet Autumn Clematis on DD's teepee.
A pot of Thai Hot Chili Peppers on the patio.
Another pretty rudbeckia
I like how the Azalea leaves are turning red.
Who knew that Elephant Ears made flowers? Now I know.
And now quite in the garden, but we are growing our own mushrooms from a kit. I'm planning mushroom and cheese omelettes for breakfast tomorrow!
Pixielou, I love your rudbeckia and wish I could get them to grow for me. The only time I ever successfully grew a patch of rudbeckia, my puppy (at the time) decided to uproot them and race around the yard with mouthfuls of the flowers! lol! I figured ok I'll just grow new ones next summer when he's past the chewing stage, but the rudbeckia never grew well again.
Your pepper plant is cute too.
I have friends who once were given a similar mushroom kit and reported that they harvested two crops from it.
Not much is blooming here at the moment, but the foliage on the maples looks promising. If we would get a good hard frost, we might have some spectacular colors in a week or two. This was taken from a clearing in the woods behind our house (looking down on the house). Just little touches of orange and red so far.


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YGuess from your reply that there really is no solution in Vista, Win 7, or Win 8 for those of us who often like to experiment with and test new parts - is that correct?
Simple Do Not Install Win 8. They Maybe Microsoft will get the Bright Idea to come out with a REAL Desktop Operating system instead of a Hacked Phone OS.
Let me be clear about the change from wireless to wired Internet connections.In my case it was a bios change too. When the wireless install was created, unused features on the motherboard were not enabled in the Bios. That included sound and the onboard LAN.When the computer was moved from the test bench in one room to its more permanent location in another room, the onboard sound and onboard Lan features on the motherboard were then enabled in the Bios.Windows 8 apparently detected that new hardware configuration after the move and thought it was a different computer. It wasn't, of course, but it still created an unnecessary hassle to get Windows 8 re-activated. And that can happen again if the video card, ram, or other components are changed or upgraded in the future - even if the motherboard remains the same.There should be a way around this for enthusiasts and hobbyists who aren't trying to run the OS on one machine at time. Apparently there is not. That's a real risk to anyone similarly situated who might be considering upgrading their OS to Windows 8.Based on my experience I don't recommend doing that.
There should be a way around this for enthusiasts and hobbyists who aren't trying to run the OS on one machine at time. Apparently there is not.
If you look at a person who physically owns one desktop. That person may be someone who will modify every component (hard drive, cpu, memory, motherboard, video cards, bios, network cards, sound cards) quite often.


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Chiral separations in polar organic solvent chromatography: Updating a screening strategy with new chlorine-containing 14 polysaccharide-based selectors
ABSTRACT The screening conditions of an existing column and mobile phase selection strategy for chiral drug substances in polar organic solvent liquid chromatography (POSC) were tested for their applicability on two new chlorine-containing polysaccharide-based stationary phases. The selectors of these phases are cellulose tris(3-chloro-4-methylphenylcarbamate) and amylose tris(5-chloro-2-methylphenylcarbamate). The enantioselectivity of these phases is compared to that of the four phases (Chiralpak AD-RH, Chiralcel OD-RH, Chiralpak AS-RH and Chiralcel OJ-RH) used in the earlier defined strategy. A test set of 62 structurally diverse chiral drug substances is analyzed using the screening conditions of the strategy on the six phases. The results confirm that the acetonitrile-based mobile phase provides a higher success rate and better resolutions than the methanol-based also on the new phases. However, the importance of the methanol-based mobile phase cannot be neglected for complementarity reasons; the two mobile phases insure enantioselectivity for different compounds. A third (ethanol-based) mobile phase, not part of the strategy, was also used to screen the two new phases. The joint results led to different possibilities to upgrade the current screening strategy so that improved success rates are obtained. The chlorine-containing chiral stationary phases demonstrated to have an added value to the screening process since they provided enantioresolution for compounds not resolved by non-chlorine-containing ones.
Article: EXPLORATORY DATA ANALYSIS AS A TOOL FOR SIMILARITY ASSESSMENT AND CLUSTERING OF CHIRAL POLYSACCHARIDE-BASED SYSTEMS USED TO SEPARATE PHARMACEUTICALS IN SUPERCRITICAL FLUID CHROMATOGRAPHY[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In the search for appropriate chromatographic conditions to separate enantiomers, screening strategies are often applied because achieving chiral separations is tedious. These screenings aim to find relatively fast suitable separation conditions. However, the definition of these screenings mostly relies on years of expertise or on the labour- and time-intensive investigation of a broad range of chiral stationary- and mobile phases. A large amount of data is generated using either approach. In this study, the obtained data are investigated in a systematic manner and (dis)similar systems are searched for. For this case study, 48 chromatographic systems were characterized by the enantioresolutions of 29 racemates. Exploratory data analysis was performed by means of projection pursuit, revealing the different enantioselective patterns of the chromatographic systems. To quantify the (dis)similarity, correlation coefficients and Euclidean distances were calculated. These results were visualized in color maps to allow investigating the degree of (dis)similarity between the systems. These maps proved to be a helpful tool in the selection of dissimilar/orthogonal chromatographic conditions. Hierarchical-cluster-analysis dendrograms were constructed next to evaluate the clustering of similar systems, i.e. with an equivalent enantioselectivity. Screening sequences were extracted and compared with the initial, defined by direct data interpretation. In a final section, selection of dissimilar systems was done by means of the Kennard and Stone algorithm. The systems selected by the applied techniques did not necessarily perform better than the selection by direct data interpretation. Nevertheless, high cumulative success rates are achieved for the selected combinations, due to the broad enantioselectivity, the high individual success rates and the complementarity of the chiral selectors.Journal of Chromatography A 01/2013; DOI:10.1016/j.chroma.2013.12.052 · 4.61 Impact Factor
Article: Chiral separability of boron cluster species studied by screening approaches utilizing polysaccharide-based chiral stationary phases[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In this study, the screening steps of chiral separation strategies with polysaccharide-based chiral stationary phases were applied on boron cluster compounds in normal-phase liquid chromatography (NPLC) and polar organic solvents chromatography (POSC). Since the screening steps were initially developed to analyze organic compounds, their applicability for boron clusters was investigated. Overall, the screening steps in NPLC were applicable for the separation of zwitterions, while for anions mostly no elution was observed. A hypothesis for the latter behavior is precipitation of anions in the nonpolar mobile phases. Ten out of 11 compounds could be partially or baseline separated on the NPLC screening systems. In POSC, all zwitterions were separated on at least one of the screening systems, with an overall lower retention as in NPLC. Anions were detected but not separated in the majority of the experiments. Also their retention on the chiral stationary phases was very limited. This study showed that the chiral discrimination potential of chemically modified polysaccharides is meaningful for chiral separations of structurally chiral boron cluster species, but needs further systematic research, in which recognition mechanisms should be further explored. In addition, some unusual peaks also indicated that conditions with a high separation efficiency must first be searched for some of the tested systems. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.Biomedical Chromatography 05/2014; 28(5). DOI:10.1002/bmc.3091 · 1.95 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The chiral recognition mechanism for a successful enantioseparation on polysaccharide stationary phases are still poorly understood. In this series of papers, we aim to provide some insight into the retention and separation mechanisms occurring in enantioselective supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC). This paper presents a thorough investigation on chlorinated polysaccharide chiral stationary phases (CSP) comprising five coated and three immobilized phases from different manufacturers. The columns are also compared to four non-chlorinated phases to unravel the most significant differences brought about by the introduction of electron-withdrawing atoms on the aromatic ligands. Chemometrics are used to (i) get an overview of all columns (cluster analysis), (ii) describe retention (modified solvation parameter model) and (iii) describe enantioseparation (discriminant analysis). Sample applications are provided to support the discussion.Journal of Chromatography A 06/2014; DOI:10.1016/j.chroma.2014.06.026 · 4.26 Impact Factor


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Portland Sightseeing Tour Including Columbia Gorge Waterfalls
- Full-day tour of Portland and its surroundings
- See downtown attractions such as Pioneer Courthouse Square and the famous food carts
- Explore vibrant, eclectic neighborhoods such as Nob Hill and the Pearl District
- Enjoy views of gorgeous waterfalls at Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area
- Your guide will teach you about Portland's history and modern-day culture
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What You Can Expect
Learn about the final resting places of many prominent Oregon citizens, including governors and United States senators. Pass Portland's famous food carts, which sell a diverse range of cuisine, from Vietnamese to Greek to Polish.
Catch amazing mountain views from beautiful Washington Park. Stop to walk through Pittock Mansion, a French Renaissance château listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, and then continue to the Portland International Rose Gardens, where you can discover 550 varieties of roses on a leisurely stroll.
Explore Portland's vibrant, eclectic neighborhoods such as Nob Hill, the Pearl District, North Mississippi, Alberta, North Portland, Vista Hills and Council Crest.
Break for lunch (own expense) for an hour in Portland's famous food truck area before continuing to Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, where views of stunning waterfalls await you.
Your guide will explain how these waterfalls formed: the great flood of Lake Missoula propelled miles and miles of water, ice, rock and mud across eastern Washington, cutting through the Columbia River Gorge and covering the Willamette Valley. You'll see remnants of these geological forces as you explore the area and get up close to sites such as Bridal Veil Falls, Horse Tail Falls and Bonneville Dam. You can also walk up to the bridge that stands beneath Multnomah Falls.
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Portland itself is pretty nice to explore. My guide is Ron. He is informative and so nice. We learned and knew a lot of history from him. We stopped by many waterfalls and enjoyed downtown area. I would recommend the tour. And if I have a chance, I will visit Portland again for Mt.Hood. Thank you for giving me a great time in Portland.
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Hello all! My wife and I are heading to Atlantic City tomorrow for the weekend. She's going to a concert Saturday night and I'd like to go to a place that has a lot of different types of beers, tap or bottle. I'm looking for craft brews and things that aren't too easy to find on the east coast. If anyone has any recommendations, please let me know. I'd prefer if it was within walking distance and not something I would have to drive to. I don't plan to get hammered or anything like that, just would rather not mess with the car once I get there. Thanks!
Tun Tavernhttp://www.tuntavern.com/
There's also an Irish Pub all the way at the end of the strip on a really dangerous looking side street that I really like (great burgers and Guinness). Definitely worth trying out. But, last time I was there someone sized me and a friend up for a robbery and we had to intimidate them to avoid it.
According to beermapping.com there is really only two places:http://beermapping.com/location-lookup/?locname=&city=atlantic+city&country=United+States &state=&zip=&t=
Tun Tavern (which I've been to) is okay, an upscale (in price) brewpub for fairly standard selection. You might get a decent special or two on tap, but overall it's forgettable. Service sucks.
I haven't been to the Firewaters there, but I've been to the one in DE. They had a decent (not great) selection in the one in DE, and I would assume that the one in AC would be similar. But it was still mostly east-coast brews (a lot of Dogfish Head, Flying Fish, etc.) According to their website, they've upgraded their selection recently, so if you go, let us know how it is! http://www.firewatersbar.com/beer.pdf
AC (hell, most of South Jersey) is a really barren place for Craft Beer.
I love AC but the bars are all really expensive and over priced...Closest good thing to AC that I like to goto is a place call Goodnight Irene's. That is the only place I know of in South Jersey that serves craft beer. The only thing is thats in wildwood n.j. like a 20- 30 minute drive from Atlantic city. I say its worth the drive.
Thanks for the help guys. Think I may give Firewaters a try. Looks like they have a descent selection and a couple I haven't tried yet. Only plan to have 3-4 so it's not like I need too extensive of a list!


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Usually hang out at the Tool Shed and Lawn & Garden Tractor forums, but thought I'd run this question by you folks.
Mow 4+ Acres, have a GT, couple of LT's and so forth. I'm getting really tired of hearing the MD tell me I've got to start working out more. I own a farm and keep pretty busy, admittedly, not as physical as I used to be. Also, I've only gained 15 pounds since I was discharged from the marines in '70. OK, then I had a 24" waist, now it's pushing 36"....:-) OK, he's right.
So, Not being the type who can intentionally "work out" thinking of mowing some of the lawn with a push mower-not self propelled. That would provide the motivation to exercise. Problem is, I don't know much about push mowers. I have a 35 year old push mower with a 3HP Briggs I use for trimming, but it wouldn't last long if used to mow an acre or two. The wheels fell off and I replaced them with "cheap" replacement plastic wheels.
Started looking around and noticed that Lowe's has Troy Bilt mowers with Honda engines. I saw one for $249 with the large rear wheels which I would definitely want. This was online so don't know if the wheels are plastic, gauge of the deck or anything like that.
Guess I would start mowing a half acre with the push mower and then increase it to an acre or so, that should provide a good work out. Some of the ground is "rough" and the riders would still be used for that.
What is a "good" push mower in today's market? Oh, I do all my own mechanical, etc. work so that's not an issue.
Thanks for your time,
The mowers that are sold in most department stores are light duty and will probably not last. Wheels, handle bars, and baffles under the mower deck are not designed for this type of service. The self propelled models are very light duty.
I suggest you visit some of the mower shops. Usually these shops carry mowers that are better quality. Look for a model with ball bearing wheels. Look for handlebars that have additional bracing. The briggs Quantum and the Honda GC engines are inexpensive, but usually hold up ok. Sorry, I don't know if the Chinese engines have a reliable record. The Kawasaki engine is great, but I doubt if you need a premium engine . An expensive engine is just as dead as the cheap engine if you hit a rock. Avoid the models with a lot of control cables. For one acre, a side discharge model would probably work ok.
I was given this information 39 years ago when I was looking for my first mower.
Maybe you need to get a rider and do the job faster.
With 4 acres you may have a heart attack.
Join a Gym do what they say and meet or see all the young ladies working out.
Hopefully seeing all the young babes won't give you a heart attack
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Scope: As a member of the Field Sales team, the Regional Manager is responsible for targeting obstetrical caregivers and hospitals in a given sales territory, the Regional Manager will have business development, account management, and sales/marketing responsibilities to grow3/11/2015 San Bruno, CA Save This Job
Outbrain is seeking a passionate, highly motivated Marketing Manager for our Miami office to support and execute marketing strategies and plans for the entire Latin America market. We are a leader in content marketing, the fastest-growing field in today's digital advertising, and3/10/2015 Miami, FL Save This Job
About CRITEO CRTO Criteo delivers personalized performance marketing at an extensive scale. Measuring return on post-click sales, Criteo makes ROI transparent and easy to measure. Criteo has over 1,000 employees in 21 offices across the Americas, Europe and Asia-Pacific, serving3/25/2015 Miami, FL Save This Job
Position Description The Market Access Director for Government and Managed Markets supports and provides input into the vision, strategy, analysis, tactical implementation plans and opportunity for securing reimbursement with commercial and government payors for Juxtapid and2/21/2015 Cambridge, MA Save This Job
We are seeking a motivated, hardworking professional to work with a local Zipcar team to achieve B2B goals through acquisition of new business accounts and existing growth accounts. You must be consultative in your selling style and be comfortable with self-sourcing leads and2/1/2015 Chicago, IL Save This Job