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Just bought this jack to use at home. I have a 2009 Lexus IS350 and a 2002 quad cab Ram 1500 4x4 (stock suspension). It's low enough to fit under the Lexus and...Read complete review
Just bought this jack to use at home. I have a 2009 Lexus IS350 and a 2002 quad cab Ram 1500 4x4 (stock suspension). It's low enough to fit under the Lexus and has enough lift range to get the truck off the ground. The two-piece handle is the weakest part of this jack because of the way the pieces connect but it's serviceable. It will reach the height of the bottom of your vehicle within 3 pumps. The catch is that with the jack in place under most vehicles you won't get a full range of motion with the handle so you'll have to work it a few more times. This is common sense but people seem to forget it and then complain about rapid lift jacks not getting the vehicle in the air after three pumps. Buy this jack with confidence.
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Quit lifting after only several uses. Only used on my families cars. Tried all of the troubleshooting methods and it still doesn't work.
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Love it, low profile for the low vehicles i jack up. Worked right out of the box didn't have to bleed it at all best bang for the buck. Thanks harbor freight!
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Low Profile lifted Printing Press!
By oldseagull
from Chester VA
Fantastic lift available with this jack, plus I even removed the "saddle" using 10mm hex wrench, gave me even lower profile to lift at certain spots under a 2500 lbs printing press - it lifted all great, a job well done. No sweat, the jack did all the work.
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Excellent range of motion
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I struggled for half an hour deciding to buy this over one of the aluminum racing jacks. I am glad I did because of the great range of motion, especially the minimum height. The downside is that it very heavy. However it is actually not bad carrying because the front wheel axle makes a carrying handle.
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well made jack
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jack seems to be well made and the instructions were very easy to follow pertaining to assembly and bleeding the system. Should do its job well.
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awesome quality for the price.
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Tired of paying $50 for someone else to do my brakes so I purchased this Beautiful Jack and i'll be doing my own brakes and rotors from now own!!!
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Great jack for a low price!
By blue_sniper_fox
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I bought the low profile 2 1/2 ton jack several months ago and loved it. Then caught this baby on sale and had to get another. For the price they can't be beat. Good for all uses from automotive to atv repairs. I have not found anything this jack wouldn't fit under or lift well above what I needed.
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Made my life a LOT easier
By Greg
from Indianapolis IN
I received this as a gift but I was looking at buying it anyways. It lifts my Explorer and my Ram dually very well. It rolls easy on the shop floor and makes tires very easy. Using this Jack and the cordless impact wrench Item #60380, I had the explorer up and wheels off in under 10 minuets.
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Easy to use Jack.
By Dropkick23
from Watertown, NY
It really is a nice Jack, smooth, easy to let down. and fits under really low cars, I use it to pick up mu 86 Camaro, slides under and lifts with no problem.
Good Jack for the money
By Karl
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I bought this jack because my wife's Corolla practically drags the ground. After unpacking, I went through the priming and filling procedure as a precaution. The first time that I used it, I felt that it was a little slow, but it worked OK. Since then I've grown to like it more. It'll fit under anything I have and lifts higher than my old jack. The saddle is very small; make sure you've got it centered under the vehicle. As for reliability, I have two things to say:1) I used to sell name-brand jacks for a nationwide auto parts distributor, and it was not unusual to get high-priced jacks back that had failed on first use or after a few uses;2) I noticed recently that the tire shop across the street from my workplace has switched exclusively to HF jacks, and they work them all day long.These things happen. If it bothers you, get the extended warranty.
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A pithy foreword sets the tone of Stephanie's writing style, which is bright and cheerful. If a translator weren't listed on the copyright page, I wouldn't be able to tell that Van Der Linden's original version of this book was published in German.
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YAH has foreordained from Beginning HIS PLAN for the redemption of HIS people. Though a WHOLE WORLD have differing beliefs, what YAH has spoken shall HE do. YAH alone make THE SAVIOR!
Php 2:9 .. YAH also has highly exalted Him, giving Him a Name above every name: 10 That at the name of Yeoshua every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and in earth, and under the earth; 11 That every tongue should confess that Yeoshua as Messiah is KURTI, to the glory of YAH His Father.
Isa 45:3 I will give You the treasures hidden in darkness, riches of secret places, that you may know that I, YAH, who call you by Thy Name, am the Holy One of Israel. 4 For YACOB MY servant's sake, for ISRAEL MY elect, I have even called YOU by Your NAME: I have SURNAMED you that you surely cannot disregard knowing ME truly. 5 I am YAH. There is none else, there is no Almighty but ME: I will strengthen Thee, else you could not know ME: 6 That they may know from the rising of the sun, and from the west, that there is none but ME. I am YAH, and there is none else. (Isa.49:1-6)
Isa 46:9 Remember the former things of old: for I am YAH There is none else; I am YAH, and there is none like ME, 10 I declare the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure: 11 Calling ... from the east, the man that executes MY counsel from a far country: yea, I have spoken it, I will also bring it to pass; I have purposed it, I will also do it.
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Many of all manner of differing ideals, allegiances, trusts and agendas say that according to what seems right to their own hearts, they BELIEVE. For what cause and righteousness then is it that the SAVIOR COMES?
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The United States, while a late entrant into World War I, began to contribute to the Allied war effort in 1916 and 1917 with volunteers who wanted to fight the German forces as combat aviators. These first "American Eagles," initially joined up with the French Armié de Aire's famous Lafayette Escadrille, but soon began to join the fledgling Royal Flying Corps/ Royal Air Force (RAF). By the time of America's entry into the "Great War," a sizable force of Americans were already flying, fighting, and dying over the trenches of France and the low countries. There they helped hold the line until 1918, when American flying units began to reach the front. Throughout 1918, these Americans helped hold the line against the great German "Michael" Offensive, and later that summer helped the Allies take the offensive along the entire Western front, leading to the victory of November 1918.
To learn more about these very first American combat aviators, join military historian, author and journalist John D. Gresham (@greshamj01) for Military Monday (#MilitaryMonday on the Writestream Radio Network (@Writestream) at 1 p.m. Eastern. His guest this week will be renowned Zenith Press (@Zenith_Press) author and historian Gavin Mortimer (@gavinmortimer7). The writer of a number of military history books, Mr. Mortimer is the author of THE FIRST EAGLES, a gripping chronicle of those early volunteer American aviators who served on the Western front in 1917 and 1918. Listeners are encouraged to call in with questions and opinions for Mr. Mortimer, which should make for a lively hour of classic aviation history as America begins its run up to remembering the Great War.
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ISAIAH 45 would better by the Spirit true true to evidence of original language had been interpreted thusly .. It is time now to know the TRUTH concerning ALL the RULERS HID from you! This is a matter your going to HEAVEN or HELL! ALL must overcome the MARKS OF THE BEASTS! .. the VEIL of LIES your RULERS pulled over ALL NATIONS! (Isa.25:1-3>-10 .. Rev.16:12-21, 6:12-7:17, ch.14)
Isa 45:3 I will give You the treasures hidden in darkness, riches of secret places, that you may know that I, YAH, who call you by Thy Name, am the Holy One of Israel. 4 For YACOB MY servant's sake, for ISRAEL MY elect, I have even called YOU by Your NAME: I have SURNAMED you that you surely cannot disregard knowing ME truly. 5 I am YAH. There is none else, there is no Almighty but ME: I will strengthen Thee, else you could not know ME: 6 That they may know from the rising of the sun, and from the west, that there is none but ME. I am YAH, and there is none else. (Isa.49:1-6, 1Cor.3:18-4:5) NONE HONORS THE LIGHT TILL HE SEES THE LIGHT!
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Synergy is when the confluence of people, events, and places combine to create extraordinary things and results. And in the history of the U.S. Army, there is no greater example of synergy than the West Point Class of 1915. Known as, "The Class the Stars Fell On," the class of 1915 produced 59 general officers and a President of the United States out of just 164 graduates. Graduating just as America was becoming involved in World War I, the class of 1915 showed its talents and metal early, and also suffered the first of a number of combat casualties. And while most of the class languished through much of the interwar period as field grade staff officers, the coming of World War II made them into the leaders that won the greatest conflict in history. These included general's like Dwight D. Eisenhower, Omar Bradley, James Van Fleet, and Joseph McNarney. And when World War II ended, the class of 1915 became the Army leaders that led America into the Cold War, and Korea. Never before in the history of West Point had such a group of young officers been assembled, and it has not occurred since.
To learn more about the West Point Class of 1915, join military historian, author and journalist John D. Gresham (@greshamj01) for Military Monday (#MilitaryMonday on the Writestream Radio Network (@Writestream)) at 1 p.m. Eastern. His guest this week is Zenith Press (@Zenith_Press) author Michael Haskew, the writer of The Class of 1915. Haskew has researched the entire West Point 1915 graduating class, including those who did not become general officers. This edition of Military Monday will be a fascinating hour looking at one of the greatest collections of Army leadership, at both the beginning of their careers and at their apex in the crucible of World War II. Listeners are encouraged to call in and offer their questions/opinions to both gentlemen.
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Few nations in the world today remain more misunderstood and enigmatic than Pakistan. A seemingly artificial creation of the 1947 partition with India following the dissolution of the subcontinent from the British Empire, Pakistan has become one of the great international security challenges of the early 21st century. A seemingly Third World nation, Pakistan has one of the largest standing military forces in the world today and is armed with nuclear weapons. A nation with multiple ethnic/tribal groups, the Pakistani government tries to portray the nation as a purely Islamic Republic. And though it has partnered itself with numerous other nations since the partition, including the United States and the People's Republic of China, Pakistan remains a country with no real allies or even shared interests. And guiding this seemingly enigmatic nation into the 21st century is the single institution that has dominated Pakistani politics and society since the partition: the Pakistani Army.
To learn more about the Pakistani Army and its role in Pakistani government, society, and foreign-policy, join military historian, author and journalist John D. Gresham (@greshamj01) for Military Monday (#MilitaryMonday on the Writestream Radio Network (@Writestream)) at 1 p.m. Eastern. His guest this week is Prof. C. Christine Fair (@CChristineFair) of Georgetown University, and the author of the new Oxford University Press (@OUPAcademic) book FIGHTING TO THE END. Prof. Fair is a member of the Security Studies Program of the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, and an expert on South Asian international affairs and military operations. Her book is a study of the Pakistani Army, its history, and influence upon Pakistan's society and political structure. This will be an intriguing hour about one of the most misunderstood nations in the world today.
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Jesus, Savior, God; the Name Question has answers about biblical Hebrew from scholars like Dr. Mike Heiser and Dr. Michael Brown. We also have Asher Intrater's book "Who ate lunch with Abraham", but we also have scripture itself. All this to answer some basic Jesus, Yeshua questions that in today's society have many believers wondering about.
So, to every English-speaking believer I say: Do not be ashamed to use the name JESUS! That is the proper way to say his name in English—just as Michael is the correct English way to say the Hebrew name mi-kha-el and Moses is the correct English way to say the Hebrew name mo-sheh. Pray in Jesus' name, worship in Jesus' name, and witness in Jesus' name. And for those who want to relate to our Messiah's Jewishness, then refer to him by His original name Yeshua—not Yahshua and not Yahushua—remembering that the power of the name is not in its pronunciation but in the person to whom it refers, our Lord and Redeemer and King...Dr. Michael Brown
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In the U.S. Military, there is no more revered or respected award for service than the Medal of Honor. Given only to service members who have exhibited the quality of going, "Above and Beyond the Call of Duty," the Medal of Honor represents the pinnacle of America's appreciation for military service in combat. Since being created 150 years ago during the American Civil War, the Medal of Honor has evolved a great deal. At one time it was awarded to whole Union regiments for mass re-enlistments. Today however, a successful Medal of Honor award is a long and complex procedure, which not only looks at the individual act of valor being considered, but also the entire previous life and military career of the candidate. This is how carefully protected and held, the Medal of Honor has become.
To learn more about the Medal of Honor and its evolution, join military historian, author and journalist John D. Gresham for Military Monday (#MilitaryMonday on @Writrstream) at 1 p.m. Eastern. His guest this week will be author Robert George, part of the team assembled by Zenith Press (@Zenith_Press) and the Boston Publishing Company (@TheVietnamExp) to develop their new book, THE MEDAL OF HONOR. Beautifully produced and lavishly illustrated, this book is a "must have" for any serious scholar or person interested in the Medal of Honor, its history, and the men who have earned the right to wear it. Listeners are encouraged to call in, and often both questions and opinions in what will be an hour devoted to the men who have gone, "… Above and Beyond the Call of Duty."
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The Lockheed F-117A Nighthawk was a wonder of the aviation world when it first appeared at air shows and exhibitions in 1989. Looking like something that Darth Vader might fly in a STAR WARS movie, the Nighthawk was the first warplane designed with signiture reduction ("stealth") at the core of its design. At the time, the Nighthawk was a generation ahead of any other aircraft or defensive system of its era. During its three decades of service, the F-117A flew combat missions during numerous air campaigns from Panama to the Persian Gulf. And for the dozens of books and hundreds of magazine articles, there have been surprisingly few actual accounts of what it was like to fly the Nighthawk into combat. That has changed however, with the publication by Zenith Press (@Zenith_Press) of STEALTH FIGHTER: A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF AN F-117 PILOT.
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None injured; preliminary investigations says container had big quantity of explosive chemicals
A plastic container which was buried with highly explosive chemicals exploded at Cheruvothu near Valayam on Saturday morning. No one suffered injuries in the explosion.
As per the preliminary investigation of the Bomb Squad, the container was carrying big quantity of explosive chemicals which could be used to make at least 15 steel bombs.
Local residents heard the explosion around 6 a.m.. In the inquiry conducted by the police, the particles of the plastic container and explosive substances were recovered from the spot. A deep hole had been formed in the ground following the explosion.
Police officials said the land where the container was kept belonged to a resident named V.K. Abdulla.
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NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- Negative equity – the accounting term used to describe homes that are underwater on their mortgages – remains a burr under the saddle of the country's ailing housing market.
As long as American homeowners are plagued by negative equity, those affected are less likely to want to invest in their properties and are more likely to throw up their hands and give up as their home slides into foreclosure.
It's a vicious cycle, and one new report says the problem is getting worse – for the short-term, at least.
Housing monitoring website Zillow has released its Q3 Real Estate Market Report, which says negative equity in U.S. homes actually rose in the third quarter of 2011. The report states that the rate of underwater mortgages increased to 28.6% – up from 26.8% in the second quarter and 28.4% in the first quarter of 2011.
Zillow says that negative equity, along with chronic high unemployment and "fragile" consumer confidence, continue to pose a huge threat to housing market stability. But the news could be better next year, as Zillow also notes that the rate of home-value declines is moderating.
Zillow also reports that U.S. home values were "essentially flat" from the second to third quarter of 2011, sliding just 0.2%. But year-to-year, home values were down by 4.4%, and Zillow notes that the "worst of the housing recession is behind us." In fact, Zillow expects the housing market – now in a four-year slump – to finally bottom out in 2012.


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Environmental: Exiled environmentalist speaks of 'impossibility' of protest in Russia
Suren Gazaryan of the Environmental Watch on North Caucasus looks at waste close to the 2014 Sochi construction site. Photograph: Mikhail Mordasov/AFP/Getty Images
Criticising Russian state projects and the destruction of the environment leads to police intimidation, trumped up criminal charges and prison, says a green activist forced to seek political asylum in western Europe after protesting against a luxurious mansion being allegedly built for Vladimir Putin and the destruction of protected wilderness for the winter Olympic games in Sochi.
"It has become almost impossible now to object to grand projects which have the authorities behind them. People are threatened and intimidated," says zoologist Suren Gazaryan, who on Monday won a $175,000 prize in the Goldman awards, the equivalent of a "green Oscar". He is now in Germany after receiving political asylum in Estonia.
Gazaryan, with other members of Russian ecological group Environmental Watch on North Caucasus group (EWNC), has been a leading critic of the developments along the Black Sea coast and of the corruption surrounding the Olympics. In the runup to the Sochi games last year, the group issued photographs of the damage created by new roads and building in the national park and the Caucasus reserve. "There has been massive destruction of natural landscapes," he says. (more…)
IOC defends Monday's removal of gay activist
Vladimir Luxuria, center, a former Communist lawmaker in the Italian parliament and prominent crusader for transgender rights, is led away by friends to attend a women's ice hockey match after posing for photos on the Olympic Plaza at the 2014 Winter Olympics, Monday, Feb. 17, 2014, in Sochi, Russia. Luxuria was soon after detained by police upon entering the Shayba Arena. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
SOCHI, Russia (AP) — The International Olympic Committee on Tuesday defended the removal of an Italian gay rights activist from a Sochi arena, saying she was "escorted from there peacefully" and not detained.
Former Italian lawmaker Vladimir Luxuria was taken away by four unidentified men in a car with Olympic markings as she tried to enter an arena Monday night for a women's hockey game.
Luxuria, dressed in rainbow colors, had been walking around Olympic Park for nearly two hours, accompanied by a scrum of reporters. Most of the Russian spectators seemed clueless about the gay rights message and some approached her to take a picture, thinking she was a carnival character. (more…)
Gay-rights activist detained at Olympic Park
Vladimir Luxuria, a former Communist lawmaker in the Italian parliament and prominent crusader for transgender rights, walks in Olympic Park at the 2014 Winter Olympics, Monday, Feb. 17, 2014, in Sochi, Russia. Luxuria said she was detained by police at the Olympics after being stopped while carrying a rainbow flag that read in Russian: "Gay is OK." Police on Monday denied this happened. (AP Photo/Steve Barker)
SOCHI, Russia (AP) — An Italian gay-rights activist has been detained by Russian police as she entered Shayba Arena at the Olympic Park to watch a hockey game.
Vladimir Luxuria, a former Communist lawmaker in the Italian parliament who has become a prominent transgender rights crusader and television personality, was led away by four men while shouting "I have a ticket."
A few minutes later she was put in a car and driven away.
She had been walking around the Olympic Park for about two hours in a rainbow-colored outfit and a huge headdress. She had been shouting "Gay is OK" in English and Russian.
Luxuria earlier said she was detained on Sunday evening by police who told her she should not wear clothes with slogans supporting gay rights. Police denied detaining her.
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SOCHI, Russia — In an arena filled with waving flags, the coronating presence of President Vladimir V. Putin, bouquets of tossed flowers and a whiff of scandal, Russia won its first gold medal Sunday as host of the Sochi Olympics, taking first place in a new team figure skating competition and reasserting its prominence in the marquee sport of the Winter Games.
The victory at the Iceberg Skating Palace brought a buoyant moment for the home country and a restorative achievement for a dominant figure skating team that had failed to win a gold medal at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. It was the first time since 1960 that Russia or the Soviet Union had failed to win gold in the sport, but it turned out to be a brief drought linked to the sporting tumult that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union.
"It's important because it is not an individual event but a team event, and it brings joy to the whole country," said Tamara Moskvina, who has coached Russian pairs skaters to four Olympic gold medals. "Figure skating is our tradition. It combines technique and art, and Russia has great tradition in those fields."


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Wherein Futurists and Anti-Futurists Lock Horns
Economists routinely fail to predict GDP or oil prices, and they do even worse at boom and bust cycles. In 100 Years, they attempt to predict the future.
Wednesday, June 25 2014
Stephen King, 'Mr. Mercedes', and Our Love of Literary Junk Food
Why can't a reader enjoy both Stephen King and Alice McDermott? Fancy Michelin critics have been known to go wild for Shake Shack, after all.
Monday, June 23 2014
'K-Pop Now!' Is the Literary Equivalent of a K-Pop Disco Night
Gangnam Style is only the tip of the iceberg, as this handy, lavishly illustrated introduction to Korean pop reveals.
Friday, June 20 2014
On Finding Arab Gulf Identity in 'the Space Between'
Tribal Modern neither wallows in nostalgia for a lost past, nor is fundamentally critical of processes of globalization and modernization.
Thursday, June 19 2014
A Poet Perfectly at Ease: 'The Letters of Robert Frost'
Known for his evocative use of place, Robert Frost's work, once out of fashion, is enjoying a renaissance, as seen in this impressive volume.
Wednesday, June 18 2014
'China Dolls' Is Elegant, Lively, and for Some, Educational
Lisa See draws the difficulties of friendship among three women, complicated by impending world war and a racist society.
Tuesday, June 17 2014
So a Police Officer and a Cosmopolitan Liberal Walk into a Bar…
Like it or not, cops are agents of social change.The Streets of San Francisco explores their lasting and far-reaching role in shaping liberal politics and attitudes.
Monday, June 16 2014
Some Semblance of the Truth Might Be Found in Todd Snider's 'I Never Met a Story I Didn't Like'
Todd Snider's rollicking stories of his years in the music business might not be the whole truth, as he admits, but they're close enough.
Friday, June 13 2014
Imagine If Crass Was Funny: 'Dead Kennedys: Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables'
Told efficiently the veteran chronicler of punk, Alex Ogg, this story reveals that the American underground in the late '70s could match the best of the British punks.
Thursday, June 12 2014
'Beheading the Virgin Mary' Ambles Through Irish-to-Scot Emigration
From the legacy of The Troubles and Irish-Catholic assimilation, McLaughlin follows the way his early life has transpired, and plots his own direction.
Tuesday, June 10 2014
How Can You Make Money from Social Media?
In A Social Strategy, Piskorski sets out to make sense of a social media culture where videos of cats garner 100,000 views but serious news stories sometimes go unwatched.
Monday, June 9 2014
Mom in the Movies: The Iconic Screen Mothers You Love (and a Few You Love to Hate)
This coffee table overview of how matrons have been treated in cinema offers up some stellar insights and some obvious narrative gaps.
Friday, June 6 2014
Duran Duran's 'Beautiful Colors' in Posters
This is a weighty tome, independently released, but with the high-end quality one might expect to have found at the recently shuttered Rizzoli flagship store.
Thursday, June 5 2014
Frost is Literal and Literary in 'The Alp'
A combination of detail and distance creates a hermetic feel within these stoic Swiss scenes.
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After Gourmet was abruptly shut down, editor Ruth Reichl parlayed a lifetime's worth of foodie gossip into a confection of a first novel.
Wednesday, June 4 2014
In 'The Possibilities', a Young Visitor Upends Several Lives
Kaui Hart Hemmings is like a wise alien, gleefully pointing out the bizarre ways in which people in America behave.
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It's snowing outside, temperatures are dipping low, the neighborhood is feeling festive — and you need to sell your house quickly.
This time of year is spent visiting family, feasting on turkey and giving gifts. Unfortunately, selling a home usually isn't at the top of the holiday list. Many buyers don't want to move their furniture and read »Trulia, Contributor


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This semi-detached cottage has been finished to a very high standard and is beautifully presented throughout. There is a fabulous fitted kitchen that is very well equipped and has a large dining area. The stunning lounge is elegant and has a traditional open fire, giving the room a cosy welcoming atmosphere. There are four pristine bedrooms, which are spacious, light and airy with a tranquil feel to them. There is a well-appointed bathroom, which has been tastefully decorated. Outside there is a patio area to the front of the property with seating so visitors can enjoy the views. With a shop just a short five minute walk and the pub just a little further, this stunning property makes a wonderful base for an unforgettable holiday.
|Sleeps up to 6, 4 bedrooms
|Car advised
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, Sea view
|Dishwasher, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (3), Double beds (1)
|High chair
|Private garden, Shared garden
|Further details
Oil central heating with open fire in sitting room. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV, CD and radio, WiFi. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot and highchair available on request. Off road parking for two cars. Patio area to front of property with garden furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 5 mins walk, pub 10 mins walk.
The County Cork region
County Cork is full of truly breathtaking natural beauty. With unspoilt beaches, historic castles, and modern visitor attractions, there's plenty for all ages to absorb and there is always plenty to see and do in County Cork.
Located at the mouth of the River Bandon, Kinsale has a magnificent marina, which often harbours luxury yachts and is home to numerous sailing clubs. There are also a variety of excellent restaurants and fashionable bars and shops. The town has a rich architectural heritage and history with interesting narrow streets that criss-cross the town. Within easy reach of Kinsale is the Blarney Castle, home of the famous Blarney Stone where you can leave with the "gift of the gab" if you are brave enough to kiss it! There are many places of interest, including Charles Fort and Desmond Castle, home to the International Museum Of Wine, and with the many attractions and activities in this area, there is something to ensure everyone will have a memorable holiday.
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25 Sep 2013
"wonderful seaside holiday"
comfortable well equipped house, friendly helpful hostess, perfect location.… More
25 Feb 2013
"An ideal holiday rental - more like a home than a rental"
This house is wonderful and spacious. Sensible wooden floors so easy to sweep up the sand from a day at the beach. Well equipped holiday home with ample crockery for having friends over (15 people for… More
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text: Geochemical Transactions - Latest Articles http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com The latest research articles published by Geochemical Transactions 2014-10-11T12:00:00Z A method for preparation and cleaning of uniformly sized arsenopyrite particles Background: The oxidative dissolution of sulfide minerals, such as arsenopyrite (FeAsS), is of critical importance in many geochemical systems. A comprehensive understanding of their dissolution rates entails careful preparation of the mineral surface. Measurements of dissolution rates of arsenic from arsenopyrite are dependent on the size and degree of oxidation of its particles, among other factors. In this work, a method was developed for preparation and cleaning of arsenopyrite particles with size range of 150–250 μm. Four different cleaning methods were evaluated for effectiveness based on the removal of oxidized species of iron (Fe), arsenic (As) and sulfur (S) from the surface. The percentage oxidation of the surface was determined using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), and surface stoichiometry was measured using scanning electron microscopy – energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (SEM-EDS). Results: Results indicate that sonicating the arsenopyrite particles and then cleaning them with 12N HCl followed by 50% ethanol, and drying in nitrogen was the most effective method. This method was successful in greatly reducing the oxide species of Fe while completely removing oxides of As and S from the arsenopyrite surface. Conclusions: Although sonication and acid cleaning have been widely used for mineral preparation, the method described in this study can significantly reduce grain size heterogeneity as well as surface oxidation, which enables greater control in surface and dissolution experiments. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/14 Hariprasad Parthasarathy John Baltrus David Dzombak Athanasios Karamalidis Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:14 2014-10-11T12:00:00Z doi:10.1186/s12932-014-0014-9 /content/figures/s12932-014-0014-9-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 14 2014-10-11T12:00:00Z XML Activity of zero-valent sulfur in sulfidic natural waters Background: Ionic and molecular carriers of dissolved (filter-passing) zero-valent sulfur (S0) in anaerobic natural waters include polysulfides, Sn 2−, molecular S8(aq), organic macromolecules and certain higher valent thioanions. Because S0 is rapidly transferred among these various carriers, its biogeochemical roles in such processes as dehalogenation of organic compounds, chelation of trace metals, and anaerobic microbial metabolism are not determined solely by one ionic or molecular species. Here, S0 is treated collectively as a virtual thermodynamic component, and computational as well as graphical methods for quantifying its activity (aS0) in natural waters are presented. From aS0, concentrations of the ionic and molecular carriers of S0 can be calculated easily. Results: Concentration ratios of any two polysulfide ions define aS0 (Method I). Unfortunately these concentrations are often too low in nature for accurate quantification with current methods. Measurements of total divalent sulfur (ΣS-II), zero-valent sulfur (ΣS0) and pH provide a more widely applicable approach (Method II). Systematic errors in ΣS0 measurements are the main limit to accuracy of this method at the present time. Alternative methods based on greigite solubility and potentiometry are discussed. A critical comparison of Methods I and II reveals inconsistencies at low ΣS0/ΣS-II that imply errors in the thermodynamic data for HS2 − and S2 −. For samples having low ΣS0/ΣS-II, an interim remedy is recommended: letting pKa2 = 6.3 for all HSn − ions. Conclusions: Newly assembled data for aS0 in a selection of anaerobic natural waters indicate that S0 is always metastable in the surveyed samples with respect to disproportionation to sulfide and sulfate. In all the surveyed environments, sulfur-rich minerals, such as greigite, covellite and orpiment, are stable in preference to their sulfur-poor cohorts, mackinawite, chalcocite and realgar. The aS0 values in the dataset span conditions favoring Hg-polysulfide complexes vs. Hg-sulfide complexes, implying that aS0 could affect Hg-methylation rates in nature. No support is found for the common assumption that aS0 = 1 in reducing natural waters. This paper calls attention to an urgent need for improved measurement methods, especially for total zero-valent sulfur, as well as new determinations of ionization constants for all HSn − species. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/13 George Helz Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:13 2014-08-19T12:00:00Z doi:10.1186/s12932-014-0013-x /content/figures/s12932-014-0013-x-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 13 2014-08-19T12:00:00Z XML Sulfur and oxygen isotope insights into sulfur cycling in shallow-sea hydrothermal vents, Milos, Greece Shallow-sea (5 m depth) hydrothermal venting off Milos Island provides an ideal opportunity to target transitions between igneous abiogenic sulfide inputs and biogenic sulfide production during microbial sulfate reduction. Seafloor vent features include large (>1 m2) white patches containing hydrothermal minerals (elemental sulfur and orange/yellow patches of arsenic-sulfides) and cells of sulfur oxidizing and reducing microorganisms. Sulfide-sensitive film deployed in the vent and non-vent sediments captured strong geochemical spatial patterns that varied from advective to diffusive sulfide transport from the subsurface. Despite clear visual evidence for the close association of vent organisms and hydrothermalism, the sulfur and oxygen isotope composition of pore fluids did not permit delineation of a biotic signal separate from an abiotic signal. Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) in the free gas had uniform δ34S values (2.5 ± 0.28‰, n = 4) that were nearly identical to pore water H2S (2.7 ± 0.36‰, n = 21). In pore water sulfate, there were no paired increases in δ34SSO4 and δ18OSO4 as expected of microbial sulfate reduction. Instead, pore water δ34SSO4 values decreased (from approximately 21‰ to 17‰) as temperature increased (up to 97.4°C) across each hydrothermal feature. We interpret the inverse relationship between temperature and δ34SSO4 as a mixing process between oxic seawater and 34S-depleted hydrothermal inputs that are oxidized during seawater entrainment. An isotope mass balance model suggests secondary sulfate from sulfide oxidation provides at least 15% of the bulk sulfate pool. Coincident with this trend in δ34SSO4, the oxygen isotope composition of sulfate tended to be 18O-enriched in low pH (<5), high temperature (>75°C) pore waters. The shift toward high δ18OSO4 is consistent with equilibrium isotope exchange under acidic and high temperature conditions. The source of H2S contained in hydrothermal fluids could not be determined with the present dataset; however, the end-member δ34S value of H2S discharged to the seafloor is consistent with equilibrium isotope exchange with subsurface anhydrite veins at a temperature of ~300°C. Any biological sulfur cycling within these hydrothermal systems is masked by abiotic chemical reactions driven by mixing between low-sulfate, H2S-rich hydrothermal fluids and oxic, sulfate-rich seawater. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/12 William Gilhooly David Fike Gregory Druschel Fotios-Christos Kafantaris Roy Price Jan Amend Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:12 2014-08-12T12:00:00Z doi:10.1186/s12932-014-0012-y /content/figures/s12932-014-0012-y-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 12 2014-08-12T12:00:00Z XML An improved pyrite pretreatment protocol for kinetic and isotopic studies Background: Pyrite is one of the most abundant and widespread of the sulfide minerals with a central role in biogeochemical cycles of iron and sulfur. Due to its diverse roles in the natural and anthropogenic sulfur cycle, pyrite has been extensively studied in various experimental investigations of the kinetics of its dissolution and oxidation, the isotopic fractionations associated with these reactions, the microbiological processes involved, and the effects of pyrite on human health. Elemental sulfur (S0) is a common product of incomplete pyrite oxidation. Preexisting S0 impurities as unaccounted reaction products are a source of experimental uncertainty, as are adhered fine grains of pyrite and its oxidation products. Removal of these impurities is, therefore, desirable.A robust standardized pretreatment protocol for removal of fine particles and oxidation impurities from pyrite is lacking. Here we describe a protocol for S0 and fine particle removal from the surface of pyrite by rinsing in acid followed by repeated ultrasonication with warm acetone. Results: Our data demonstrate the presence of large fractions of S0 on untreated pyrite particle surfaces, of which only up to 60% was removed by a commonly used pretreatment method described by Moses et al. (GCA 51:1561-1571, 1987). In comparison, after pretreatment by the protocol proposed here, approximately 98% S0 removal efficiency was achieved. Additionally, the new procedure was more efficient at removal of fine particles of adhered pyrite and its oxidation products and did not appear to affect the particle size distribution, the specific surface area, or the properties of grain surfaces. Conclusions: The suggested pyrite pretreatment protocol is more efficient in removal of impurities from pyrite grains, and provides multiple advantages for both kinetic and isotopic investigations of pyrite transformations under various environmental conditions. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/10 Natella Mirzoyan Alexey Kamyshny Itay Halevy Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:10 2014-08-12T12:00:00Z doi:10.1186/s12932-014-0010-0 /content/figures/s12932-014-0010-0-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 10 2014-08-12T12:00:00Z XML Elemental sulfur coarsening kinetics Background: Elemental sulfur exists is a variety of forms in natural systems, from dissolved forms (noted as S8(diss) or in water as S8(aq)) to bulk elemental sulfur (most stable as α-S8). Elemental sulfur can form via several biotic and abiotic processes, many beginning with small sulfur oxide or polysulfidic sulfur molecules that coarsen into S8 rings that then coalesce into larger forms:S n O m 2 − → S 8 aq → S 8 nano → S 8 sol → S 8 α − S 8 bulk .Formation of elemental sulfur can be possible via two primary techniques to create an emulsion of liquid sulfur in water called sulfur sols that approximate some mechanisms of possible elemental sulfur formation in natural systems. These techniques produce hydrophobic (S8(Weimarn)) and hydrophilic (S8(polysulfide)) sols that exist as nanoparticle and colloidal suspensions. These sols begin as small sulfur oxide or polysulfidic sulfur molecules, or dissolved S8(aq) forms, but quickly become nanoparticulate and coarsen into micron sized particles via a combination of classical nucleation, aggregation processes, and/or Ostwald ripening. Results: We conducted a series of experiments to study the rate of elemental sulfur particle coarsening using dynamic light scattering (DLS) analysis under different physical and chemical conditions. Rates of nucleation and initial coarsening occur over seconds to minutes at rates too fast to measure by DLS, with subsequent coarsening of S8(nano) and S8(sol) being strongly temperature dependent, with rates up to 20 times faster at 75°C compared to 20°C. The addition of surfactants (utilizing ionic and nonionic surfactants as model compounds) results in a significant reduction of coarsening rates, in addition to known effects of these molecules on elemental sulfur solubility. DLS and cryo-SEM results suggest coarsening is largely a product of ripening processes rather than particle aggregation, especially at higher temperatures. Fitting of the coarsening rate data to established models for Ostwald ripening additionally support this as a primary mechanism of coarsening. Conclusions: Elemental sulfur sols coarsen rapidly at elevated temperatures and experience significant effects on both solubility and particle coarsening kinetics due to interaction with surfactants. Growth of elemental sulfur nanoparticles and sols is largely governed by Ostwald ripening processes. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/11 Angel Garcia Gregory Druschel Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:11 2014-08-06T12:00:00Z doi:10.1186/s12932-014-0011-z /content/figures/s12932-014-0011-z-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 11 2014-08-06T12:00:00Z XML Adsorption of dissolved aluminum on sapphire-c and kaolinite: implications for points of zero charge of clay minerals We have studied the impact of dissolved aluminum on interfacial properties of two aluminum bearing minerals, corundum and kaolinite. The effect of intentionally adding dissolved aluminum on electrokinetic potential of basal plane surfaces of sapphire was studied by streaming potential measurements as a function of pH and was complemented by a second harmonic generation (SHG) study at pH 6. The electrokinetic data show a similar trend as the SHG data, suggesting that the SHG electric field correlates to zeta-potential. A comparable study was carried out on kaolinite particles. In this case electrophoretic mobility was measured as a function of pH. In both systems the addition of dissolved aluminum caused significant changes in the charging behavior. The isoelectric point consistently shifted to higher pH values, the extent of the shift depending on the amount of aluminum present or added. The experimental results imply that published isoelectric points of clay minerals may have been affected by this phenomenon. The presence of dissolved aluminum in experimental studies may be caused by particular pre-treatment methods (such as washing in acids and subsequent adsorption of dissolved aluminum) or even simply by starting a series of measurements from extreme pH (causing dissolution), and subsequently varying the pH in the very same batch. This results in interactions of dissolved aluminum with the target surface.A possible interpretation of the experimental results could be that at low aluminum concentrations adatoms of aluminum (we will refer to adsorbed mineral constituents as adatoms) can form at the sapphire basal plane, which can be rather easily removed. Simultaneously, once the surface has been exposed to sufficiently high aluminum concentration, a visible change of the surface is seen by AFM which is attributed to a surface precipitate that cannot be removed under the conditions employed in the current study.In conclusion, whenever pre-treatment or the starting point of an experiment favor the dissolution of aluminum, dissolved Al may remain in the experimental system and interact with the target surfaces. The systems are then no longer pristine and points of zero charge or sorption data are those of aluminum-bearing systems. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/9 Johannes Lützenkirchen Ahmed Abdelmonem Rohan Weerasooriya Frank Heberling Volker Metz Remi Marsac Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:9 2014-06-19T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1467-4866-15-9 /content/figures/1467-4866-15-9-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 9 2014-06-19T00:00:00Z XML Glasses as sources of condensed phosphates on the early earth Procedures for the analysis of phosphorus in geological material normally aims for the determination of the total amount of P expressed as orthophosphate PO 4 3 - or the differentiation between inorganic and organic P. This is probably due to analytical difficulties but also to the prevalent opinion that the chemistry of phosphorus in geological environments is almost entirely restricted to the mineral apatite. Because of the low solubility of apatite it is, therefore, commonly argued that little P was around for prebiotic chemistry and that pre-biological processes would essentially have had to do without this indispensable element unless it was provided by alternative sources or mechanisms (such as reduction and activation by lightning or delivery to Earth by celestial bodies). It is a paradox that the potential existence of reactive phosphorus compounds, such as the mineral schreibersite - iron phosphide, in geological material on Earth is seldom considered although we are aware of the existence of such compounds in meteorite material. The content of Al2O3 in rocks appears to be important for the speciation of phosphorus and for how strongly it binds to silicates. In general, low alumina seems to promote the existence of isolated charge-balanced phosphorus complexes. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/8 Nils Holm Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:8 2014-06-06T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1467-4866-15-8 /content/figures/1467-4866-15-8-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 8 2014-06-06T00:00:00Z XML Multiple sulfur isotopes fractionations associated with abiotic sulfur transformations in Yellowstone National Park geothermal springs Background: The paper presents a quantification of main (hydrogen sulfide and sulfate), as well as of intermediate sulfur species (zero-valent sulfur (ZVS), thiosulfate, sulfite, thiocyanate) in the Yellowstone National Park (YNP) hydrothermal springs and pools. We combined these measurements with the measurements of quadruple sulfur isotope composition of sulfate, hydrogen sulfide and zero-valent sulfur. The main goal of this research is to understand multiple sulfur isotope fractionation in the system, which is dominated by complex, mostly abiotic, sulfur cycling. Results: Water samples from six springs and pools in the Yellowstone National Park were characterized by pH, chloride to sulfate ratios, sulfide and intermediate sulfur species concentrations. Concentrations of sulfate in pools indicate either oxidation of sulfide by mixing of deep parent water with shallow oxic water, or surface oxidation of sulfide with atmospheric oxygen. Thiosulfate concentrations are low (<6 μmol L-1) in the pools with low pH due to fast disproportionation of thiosulfate. In the pools with higher pH, the concentration of thiosulfate varies, depending on different geochemical pathways of thiosulfate formation. The δ34S values of sulfate in four systems were close to those calculated using a mixing line of the model based on dilution and boiling of a deep hot parent water body. In two pools δ34S values of sulfate varied significantly from the values calculated from this model. Sulfur isotope fractionation between ZVS and hydrogen sulfide was close to zero at pH < 4. At higher pH zero-valent sulfur is slightly heavier than hydrogen sulfide due to equilibration in the rhombic sulfur–polysulfide – hydrogen sulfide system. Triple sulfur isotope (32S, 33S, 34S) fractionation patterns in waters of hydrothermal pools are more consistent with redox processes involving intermediate sulfur species than with bacterial sulfate reduction. Small but resolved differences in ∆33S among species and between pools are observed. Conclusions: The variation of sulfate isotopic composition, the origin of differences in isotopic composition of sulfide and zero–valent sulfur, as well as differences in ∆33S of sulfide and sulfate are likely due to a complex network of abiotic redox reactions, including disproportionation pathways. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/7 Alexey Kamyshny Gregory Druschel Zahra Mansaray James Farquhar Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:7 2014-05-28T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1467-4866-15-7 /content/figures/1467-4866-15-7-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 7 2014-05-28T00:00:00Z XML Zn(II) and Cu(II) adsorption and retention onto iron oxyhydroxide nanoparticles: effects of particle aggregation and salinity Background: Iron oxyhydroxides are commonly found in natural aqueous systems as nanoscale particles, where they can act as effective sorbents for dissolved metals due to their natural surface reactivity, small size and high surface area. These properties make nanoscale iron oxyhydroxides a relevant option for the remediation of water supplies contaminated with dissolved metals. However, natural geochemical processes, such as changes in ionic strength, pH, and temperature, can cause these particles to aggregate, thus affecting their sorption capabilities and remediation potential. Other environmental parameters such as increasing salinity may also impact metal retention, e.g. when particles are transported from freshwater to seawater. Results: After using synthetic iron oxyhydroxide nanoparticles and nanoparticle aggregates in batch Zn(II) adsorption experiments, the addition of increasing concentrations of chloride (from 0.1 M to 0.6 M) appears to initially reduce Zn(II) retention, likely due to the desorption of outer-sphere zinc surface complexes and subsequent formation of aqueous Zn-Cl complexes, before then promoting Zn(II) retention, possibly through the formation of ternary surface complexes (supported by EXAFS spectroscopy) which stabilize zinc on the surface of the nanoparticles/aggregates. In batch Cu(II) adsorption experiments, Cu(II) retention reaches a maximum at 0.4 M chloride. Copper-chloride surface complexes are not indicated by EXAFS spectroscopy, but there is an increase in the formation of stable aqueous copper-chloride complexes as chloride concentration rises (with CuCl+ becoming dominant in solution at ~0.5 M chloride) that would potentially inhibit further sorption or encourage desorption. Instead, the presence of bidentate edge-sharing and monodentate corner-sharing complexes is supported by EXAFS spectroscopy. Increasing chloride concentration has more of an impact on zinc retention than the mechanism of nanoparticle aggregation, whereas aggregation condition is a stronger determinant of copper retention. Conclusions: Based on these model uptake/retention studies, iron oxyhydroxide nanoparticles show potential as a strategy to remediate zinc-contaminated waters that migrate towards the ocean. Copper retention, in contrast, appears to be optimized at an intermediate salinity consistent with brackish water, and therefore may release considerable fractions of retained copper at higher (e.g. seawater) salinity levels. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/6 Rebecca Chesne Christopher Kim Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:6 2014-05-03T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1467-4866-15-6 /content/figures/1467-4866-15-6-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 6 2014-05-03T00:00:00Z XML Biogeochemical consequences of an oxygenated intrusion into an anoxic fjord Background: This paper is based on the studies of the biogeochemical structure of the water column in the anoxic Fjord Hunnbunn (south-eastern Norway) performed in 2009, 2011 and 2012. This Fjord is an enclosed basin of brackish water separated by a narrow and shallow outlet to the sea with a permanently anoxic layer. We show how an oxygenated intrusion could lead to both positive and negative effects on the ecosystem state in Hunnbunn due to a change in the biogeochemical structure. Results: During the stratified periods in 2009 and 2012 the anoxic layer amounted to approximately 10% of the total water volume in the Fjord, while dissolved oxygen (DO) was present in 80-90% of the water. In the autumn of 2011 the water chemistry structure observed in Fjord Hunnbunn was clearly affected by a recent oxygenated intrusion defined by abnormal salinity patterns. This led to a shift of the DO boundary position to shallower depths, resulting in a thicker anoxic layer comprising approximately 40% of the total water volume, with DO present only in approximately 60% of the water. The oxygenated water intrusions led to a twofold decrease of the concentrations of hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, phosphate and silicate in the deep layers with a simultaneous increase of these nutrients and a decrease of the pH level in the surface layers. The concentrations of manganese, iron, and mercury species changed dramatically and in particular revealed a significant supply of iron and methylmercury to the water column. Conclusions: Oxic water intrusions into anoxic fjords could lead not only to the flushing of the bottom anoxia, but to a dispersal of sulphidic and low oxygen conditions to the larger bottom area. The elevation of the hydrogen sulphide to the shallower layers (that can be rapidly oxidized) is accompanied by the appearance in the subsurface water of methylmercury, which is easily accumulated by organisms and can be transported to the surrounding waters, affecting the ecosystem over a larger area. http://www.geochemicaltransactions.com/content/15/1/5 Svetlana Pakhomova Hans Fredrik Braaten Evgeniy Yakushev Jens Skei Geochemical Transactions 2014, null:5 2014-04-28T00:00:00Z doi:10.1186/1467-4866-15-5 /content/figures/1467-4866-15-5-toc.gif Geochemical Transactions 1467-4866 ${item.volume} 5 2014-04-28T00:00:00Z XML


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