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Foaming in wet flue gas desulfurization plants: Laboratory-scale investigation of long-term performance of antifoaming agents
Article first published online: 3 JUN 2013
DOI: 10.1002/aic.14135
Copyright © 2013 American Institute of Chemical Engineers
AIChE Journal
Volume 59, Issue 10, pages 3741–3747, October 2013
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Qin, S., Hansen, B. B. and Kiil, S. (2013), Foaming in wet flue gas desulfurization plants: Laboratory-scale investigation of long-term performance of antifoaming agents. AIChE J., 59: 3741–3747. doi: 10.1002/aic.14135
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CHICAGO - DECEMBER 28: Percy Harvin #12 of the Minnesota Vikings is tackled by Tim Shaw #58 of the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on December 28, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois. The Bears defeated the Vikings 36-30 in overtime. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Veteran free agent linebacker and special-teams ace Tim Shaw has re-signed with the Tennessee Titans, inking a three-year contract. Shaw had visited the Detroit Lions during free agency. Over the past three years, Shaw ranks in the top three in the NFL with 52 special-teams tackles
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My wife and I will be spending three months in London starting in January and we were hoping for some help finding great restaurants across the entire spectrum of dining options. We will be living near Marble Arch but we plan on branching out as much as possible. A couple options nearby would be great but I would also love some "not-to-be-missed" places. We love high-brow as well as low-brow food so please give us a couple recommendations to get us through our first week. We love all types of ethnic food (particularly Indian) but we also are exited to try some local fish and chips or pub food. Also, a couple good pubs would be helpful. Thanks in advance and I will try to write about where I have been in return.
Zayna is very close to Marble Arch and has some good reports: http://www.london-eating.co.uk/35363.htm
There are a lot of Lebanese restaurants on Edgware Road, though I've not eaten in any of them for a few years as I am Lebanese and go out to eat food I can't at home; so I'm sure others will provide recommendations but I'm led to believe Ishbilia in Knightsbridge is one of the best, though reports vary.
The Golden Hind in Marylebone is without doubt the best for fish and chips right now in London. Definitely go there.
Three months in London gives you a lot of time to try out some different places. Everyone will have their own opinion, but in my year in and a half here these are some of my favourites:
- "Gastro" pub (which is what pubs that serve decent food are called in London): The Bull and Last in Kentish town,
- European style wine bar: Vinoteca near the Smithfield market,
- For Indian avoid Brick Lane and instead try Tayyabs in East London,
- "British" cooking: Hereford Road in Bayswater (not too far from you if you are in Marble Arch)
Cliched, yes, but classics are: go for breakfast at 'Roast', Borough Market, T, F or S (when the market is on).
all easily found on google maps:
east end
1. Tay-do vietnamese, kingsland road (5.50 large pho)
2. Bang burger shoreditch, beside Jaguar Shoes (7.50 ++)
3. Jaguar shoes, shoreditch on kingsland road, go early (5pm) if you want to sit/eat, (food is brought in from Bang)
4. Beigel Bake, brick lane, go for the salt beef (3.50)
5. Casa Blue on brick lane right across Beigel Bake for drinks and vege snacks
6. Rich Mixx cinema near brick lane for cheaper movies and lounge ++drinks
central and others
1. Assa korean resto (12++) behind centerpoint, totenham court road
2. First out, gay-friendly cafe beside Assa with good wine and cake
3. selfridges food hall- salt beef, and go to the patissserie part for red velvet cupcakes
4. royal china restaurant, with branches in queensway and westferry, i suggest you get on the thames clipper on a sunny day, zip around and then get off and have dimsum in westferry, which is also pretty close to The Narrow, by gordon ramsay, a nice gastropub. I recommend you try the india pale ale with a cheese/meat platter.
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If you're looking for cupcakes in London - I'd suggest Primrose Bakery (Covent Garden or Primrose Hill/Camden) or Hummingbird (Ladbrooke Grove or South Kensington) - Hummingbirds red velvet are the best in London imo!
If you're staying by Marble Arch, you should try the Royal China on Queensway or Baker Street for dim sum on the weekends.
Patogh is a super-tiny Iranian place by Edgware Road. Great bread.
The Duke of Wellington is a nice gastro-pub, anytime place. (Food is a bit hit or miss. But still a nice place to hang out.)
Golden Hind for fish and chips.
The Providores on Marylebone High Street for wine and nice casual snacks/lunch.
Because you're close to Edgware, you have a ton of Lebanese options. Best though, in my opinion, is just going to Green Valley, the Lebanese supermarket. (Upper Berkeley Street.) Love the baklava. Love the guys selling the baklava.
Block out Friday afternoon to just live at Borough Market---from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. just eat your way through---it's a fabulous thing to do in London if you have the day off!
As others have said, you must eat fish and chips at the Golden Hind in Marylebone Lane (just down the road from Marble Arch).
The BEST fish and chips in London!
If you want to drink alcohol, it is a BYO but with fish and chips, it's gotta be a mug of tea hasn't it?
Some W1 recommendations:
Istanbul Meze and Ragam (Indian) in Cleveland Street. Both consistently excellent, not fancy, low prices.
Busabaeathai - There's one near Selfridges.
The Queen's Head and Artichoke is a laid back gastropub near Regents Park.
Bodeans in Soho for American bbq
Randall and Aubin for rotisserie in buzzy / hectic room also in soho
As someone said above, you MUST go to Borough Market! I've never seen another one like it. I've been living in London for the last 4 months and it's my favourite thing to do on a Saturday afternoon. Fish!Kitchen in the market is a really great (though a bit expensive) restaurant with glass walls and ceilings. Behind the bar that runs along the length of the dining room is where all the kitchen action happens. Grab a seat at the bar in front of the grill and watch all the various seafood dishes as they're being prepared. Great atmosphere and lots of fishy selection.
Also, I've heard (but haven't had the chance to visit yet) that J Sheeky in the West End (www.j-sheekey.co.uk/) is one of the best places in the city for seafood (sorry, i like fish).
Portobello Market on a Saturday morning is crowded, a bit touristy, but a lot of fun. The street vendors make huge vats of paella and there are lots of brunch and lunch options. I like S&M Cafe where their numbered menu is a list of various types of bangers and mash (pork, beef, duck, veggie, etc).
My favourite tea place is this really tiny place just off Ladbroke Grove (at Ladbroke Grove tube station) called Teas Me. It's family run by Portuguese mother and daughter and there's a big square communal table in the middle that sits about 8 - 10 people. That's essentially all the place can accomodate, but Carla and her mother serve the most amazing homemade food and their homemade portuguese jam is the best I've ever tasted and changes regularly. The food is simple and good and if you're lucky enough not to be working during the week, I'd suggest a late breakfast there. It's right next to Portobello Market, so there's lots to explore in the area. You can meander through Notting Hill when you're done or make your way to Holland Park.
If I'd been living here longer, I'd have more suggestions. But do let me know if you find something worth visiting!
re: marzipants
I've heard nothing but good things about Pearl Liang in Paddington for dim sum.
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A friend of mine thinks Phoenix Palace near Baker Street (3-5 Glentworth Street, London, NW1 5PG - Tel: 0871 3327835) is better than Pearl Liang when it comes to dim sum and Chinese food in general. He thinks the food's better tasting and it's cheaper as well.
I will be trying out Pearl Liang this weekend and will be able to judge for myself then!


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I think the best non-Rom out there is Jon Huntsman. His campaign ad claims America is bleeding. Aren't we though? He's a Mormon, but not a strict fundamentalist. His wife is Presbyterian, his kids went to Catholic school and he has an adopted daughter from India who practices Hinduism.
He played keyboard in a rock band and he rides a motorcycle in the desert. But most importantly, his father started small and built up a solid business.
Huntsman doesn't need the work, but he sounds like he really cares. He stood up for his religion, calling a Texan preacher a moron for claiming Mormonism is a cult, sort of like Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam, to which outspoken Bill Maher said, "as if Christianity isn't a cult."
Here's to freedom of religion. Here's to Huntsman, U.S. President, whether it's this time around or next.
Don't get me wrong, I like Obama, but ordinary, intelligent people have been unduly cruel to him, like when the nuns slapped my father's hand with yardsticks because he wrote lefty.
Gone are all the accolades, well-educated, well-spoken, decent, civic-minded, husband, father, family man who just happened to summon the wherewithal to become, audaciously enough, the first African American President of the United States. He went from the right man at the right time, to a good man in a bad place. Like when legendary Yankee manager Casey Stengel's common sense wisdom was wasted on the not-ready-for-primetime Mets.
Slowly coming to, I saw my son and my wife with horrified faces.
At first, she yelled at me, saying I ruined her tea party. She had told me not to throw the plastic jug away, the environment and all. I mumbled something like better to throw it away than take the sack. My son walked me to the sink and stopped the bleeding.
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UPDATE: Alcohol possible factor in crash
Date: March 12, 2013
by: Robin Hartill | City Editor
Police believe alcohol was a factor in a single-car crash Monday evening in which a car struck a boulder and flipped several times before landing upside down in a bush.
The crash injured David Connolly, 52, of Anna Maria, who suffered broken ribs, a punctured lung and back fractures, according to Longboat Key Police Chief Pete Cumming.
A police report states that just after 7 p.m., Connolly was driving a 2006 BMW SUV northbound on Gulf of Mexico Drive and crossed over the double-yellow line and entered the southbound lane before striking a boulder at 5601 Gulf of Mexico Drive, outside of the Sea Oats condominium.
"He hit the large boulder and proceeded to launch in the air," Cumming said. "It looks like the vehicle traveled about 152 feet before coming to rest, which indicates a high rate of speed, in my opinion."
As it rolled, the SUV struck and knocked over a Manatee County Area Transit (MCAT) sign before coming to rest on its roof in the garden area of Avignon Villas condominium.
Firefighters extracted Connolly, who was transported to Blake Medical Center in Bradenton via Bayflite.
More than a dozen people who saw or heard the crash gathered at the scene Monday night.
Police wrote they smelled a strong odor of alcohol in the vehicle and found numerous beer cans throughout the vehicle. Because of Connolly's injuries, police couldn't conduct field sobriety tests at the scene.
Police cited Connolly for careless driving and are awaiting blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) results. The crash remains under investigation as police await the results of a blood sample taken at the hospital.
Police cleared the scene at 9:41 p.m., approximately two-and-a-half hours after the crash occurred.
Police estimated that Connolly's vehicle sustained $20,000 in damages. The report also lists $2,000 worth of damage to landscaping and backflow-prevention devices and $300 for the value of the MCAT sign.
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70 years since the fascist genocide in Velika30. July 2014 - 13:23
His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch officiated the Holy Hierarchal Liturgy with the concelebration of His Eminence Metropolitan Amfilohije of Montenegro and the Littoral and Their Graces Bishops Joanikije of Budimlje-Niksic, Grigorije of Zahumlje-Herzegovina and the Littoral, Teodosije of Raska-Prizren and newly-elected Jovan of Slavonia, as well as lots of priests in the church dedicated to this saints in Velika, near Plav on Monday, 28 July 2014, on the feast day of Sts. Quiricus and Julitta.
The prayerful gathering, at which lots of faithful people gathered from Plav and other parts of Montenegro, was held on the occasion of the 70 years since the cruelest slaughter of innocent children, women and elderly people from the village of Velika near Plav and its surroundings, committed by fascist-Ballist criminals from the "Prinz Eugen" and "Skenderbeg" divisions during the Second World War, precisely on the on the day of Sts. Quiricus and Julitta, 28th of July 1944.
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Monastery Marcha celebrated their patronal feast day, the Synaxis of the Archangel Gabriel, on Saturday, July 26th. The morning began with Holy Hierarchical Divine Liturgy celebrated by His Grace Bishop Dr Mitrophan, and His Grace Bishop Sava, along with 23 concelebrating priests and 2 deacons.
During the Divine Liturgy Sinisa Hrvacevic was ordained to the Holy Diaconate. Sinisa is a graduate of St Sava School of Theology in Libertyville, Illinois, and currently lives in Florida with his wife Jovana.
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His Grace Bishop Joanikije of Budimlje-Niksic with many priests, monks and the faithful of Berane and the valley of Lim welcomed His Holiness Serbian Patriarch Irinej in Djurdjevi Stupovi, Cathedral monastery of the Diocese of Budimlje-Niksic, on July 27th, 2014.
In his welcome speech His Grace thanked His Holiness for accepting the invitation to participate in solemnizing the seventieth anniversary of the cruel slaughter of innocent children, women and elderly people from the village of Velika near Plav and its surroundings, committed by fascist-Ballist criminals from the "Prinz Eugen" and "Skenderbeg" divisions during the Second World War, precisely on the 28th of July 1944.
Consecration of Serbian Bishop Sergije29. July 2014 - 14:10
Consecration of Bishop Sergije as future Bishop of Middle Europe took place at the Cathedral church of Holy Archangel Michael in Belgrade on 26th July, 2014.
His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch, celebrated the Hierarchal Divine Liturgy with the concelebration of His Eminence Metropolitan Porfirije of Zagreb-Ljubljana and Their Graces Bishops: Vasilije of Srem, Irinej of Backa, Dimitrios of Saphitos, Lukijan of Osijek-Polje, Hrizostom of Zvornik-Tuzla, Pahomije of Vranje, Atanasije of Bihac-Petrovac, Gerasim of Gornji Karlovac, Fotije of Dalmatia, Marko of Bregalnica, David of Krusevac, David of Stobi, Joakim of Polog-Kumanovo, retired Konstantine of Middle Europe and Archimandrite Ilarion (Golubovic), newly-elected Bishop of Timok; Archimandrite Arsenije (Glavcic), newly-elected Bishop of Toplice; Archimandrite Jeronim (Mocevic), newly-elected Bishop of Jegar. Bishop Maxim of Western America and Vasilije retired Bishop of Zvornik-Tuzla also participated prayerfully in this ceremony. Priests from many Dioceses of our holy Church concelebrated as well.
Consecration of Metropolitan Maximos of Selyvria29. July 2014 - 11:55
On Sunday morning, July 27, 2014, His All-Holiness presided over the Divine Liturgy at the Patriarchal Church of St. George commemorating the Feast of St. Panteleimon, during which the consecration of Metropolitan Maximos (Vgenopoulos) of Selyvria took place.
Also concelebrating were Metropolitans Amfilohije of Montenegro, John of Pergamon, Meliton of Philadelphia, Ignatios of Demetrias, Pavlos of Glyfada, Chrysostomos of Patra, Stefanos of Kallioupolis and Madytos, and Athenagoras of Kydonies, as well as Bishop Maxim of the Serbian Orthodox Church's Western American Diocese and Archbishop Makarios of Qatar.
Proclamation of Bishop Sergije of Middle Europe28. July 2014 - 12:43
On the eve of the feast-day of Holy Archangel Gabriel there gathered a pleroma the Serbian Orthodox Church led by His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch, at the Cathedral church of Holy Archangel Michael in Belgrade, the Serbian capital.
The occasion for this solemn gathering was a proclamation of the newly-elected Bishop Sergije. Namely, in May of this year, the Assembly of the Serbian Orthodox Church elected Very Venerable Sergije, Archimandrite of Saint Nicholas Monastery of Rmanj, Bishop of the Diocese of Middle Europe. His Holiness Irinej headed the rite of the proclamation along with Their Graces Bishops: Dimitrios of Saphitos (Church of Antioch), Vasilije of Srem, Nikanor of Banat, Hrizostom of Zvornik-Tuzla, Pahomije of Vranje, Atanasije of Bihac-Petrovac, Milutin of Valjevo, Teodosije of Raska-Prizren, Marko of Bregalnica, as well as retired Bishop Vasilije of Zvornik-Tuzla and retired Bishop Konstantine of Middle-Europe.


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The Node-program I have that uses the database and works ok (find, insert and so on). But the problem is that the mongo shell does not work properly, I cannot insert or find documents. For example (now I have 2.4 rc2, but the situation was the same with the current stable):
$ mongo MongoDB shell version: 2.4.0-rc2 connecting to: test > show dbs local 0.078125GB > use mydb switched to db mydb > db.mydb.mycollection.insert = ({title: "O-oh, strange problem"}) { "title" : "O-oh, strange problem" } > show collections > show dbs local 0.078125GB mydb (empty)
Then I do a insert via my Node-program and do this:
> show dbs local 0.078125GB mydb 0.203125GB > use mydb switched to db mydb > show collections mycollection system.indexes > db.mydb.mycollection.find() >
Again, in my Node-program, 'find' finds what it should...
Any idea why mongo shell does not work?


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Updated: 04/24/2014 - The Valdosta Board of Education adopted the plan for elementary rezoning at the regular meeting held on Monday, March 24.
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Updated: 03/25/2014 - Valdosta State University was recently recognized by Campus Technology Magazine for its use of technology to help with student retention.
Updated: 03/25/2014 - A group of middle and high school students from our area need your help as they plan a trip to Ghana, Africa this summer.
Updated: 03/26/2014 - The Valdosta Board of Education adopted the plan for elementary rezoning at the regular meeting held on Monday, March 24.
Updated: 03/28/2014 - The bypass line that will stop the wastewater overflow of a City of Valdosta 21-inch sewer line that collapsed earlier in the week is expected to be operational by early Friday morning.
Updated: 03/25/2014 - Patrick Reynolds speaks to local students as part of anti-smoking campaign.
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Updated: 04/24/2014 - Columbus officials are considering a plan to build a public restroom beneath a bridge that would cost more than the value of many Georgia homes.


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People come to our life for a reason… (someone wrote)…now you have come to my life for a reason, for a season or to stay!
Writing this letter has proven harder than imagined. So I am sharing something I scribbled in June 2009 while I going through an awful attack of depression and hospitalised. With some adaptations :-)
I hate my legal name. Why do they call me that! grrrrrrr I choose to be Amei
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I can feel your longings and voice in your beautiful poetry. Language has great power to heal and connect us. Really looking forward to helping you actualize your dreams and visions for yourself and the world through your writing.
What name would you have given yourself?
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Saying hello
I believe that you wrote you are currently in Sydney, Australia.
Do you live alone?
Looking forward to getting to know you better. Do you Skype?


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Ted Siefer's City Hall: School board on the defensive over Cupcake-gate
As the Union Leader first reported on Wednesday, the Coordination Committee has signed off on a school policy that would limit birthday and holiday parties to one per month. There could be more parties, but only so long as "nutrition standards for healthy snacks are followed." Now blow out the candles on your tofu!
All of this perhaps raises the question: Doesn't the school board have more important things (last pun) on its plate? After all, in just a month or so the district will be without a superintendent - and an assistant superintendent. (Michael Tursi announced last week he'll be taking a superintendent job elsewhere.)
But readers had pointed things to say about the board's priorities in the comment section of the cupcake article at UnionLeader.com, where, to be sure, comments tend to skew in a critical direction.
He noted that the revised sweets policy was proposed by the district's nutritionist to comply with federal regulations, and he rattled off a list of school board accomplishments, including the technology bond and shortening the school year. He also defended the superintendent search, which was extended after the board rejected the three finalists interviewed in March.
Remember how the school board, in response to the revelation that it was on track to overspend its legal budget by more than $200,000, voted to try to hire an in-house attorney for the district rather than rely on outside firms?
"We started to find that educational law is a very broad field," Ward 8 board member Erika Connors told her colleagues on Monday. "When looking at one person with expertise in all these areas, that person does not have a clerk, which will be an additional cost. We think it will be a very difficult process."
The board approved the motion, but not before Mayor Ted Gatsas tried to pin down a price range.
Gatsas was skeptical.
"I can see someone at the back looking at me like that's not going to work," said Gatsas, referring to one of the attorneys in the gallery who was waiting to discuss the latest legal matter facing the district in non-public session.
Here's a potential bit of good news. District officials, at the suggestion of Gatsas, are looking into the possibility of using up to $1.4 million in surplus federal grant money to hire more teachers next year.
The response of Superintendent Thomas Brennan and DeFrancis was that it was worth a shot.
Ward 9 school board member Art Beaudry took a little time at last week's meeting to give a shout out to the mayor and the aldermen for voting, at long last, to finalize the $2.8 million technology bond.
To which Gatsas quipped, "Does that include email?"
Beaudry, as is well known by his colleagues and probably quite a few of his constituents, doesn't "do email."
"I don't like sitting in front of a computer. I return phone calls within 24 hours. Calling is better than returning a bunch of emails," he said.
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