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"Not Your Mother's Shakespeare (but still enjoyable"
There seems to be a run of Shakespearean adaptations in fiction of late. In addition to this one, I recently reviewed 'Iago' by David Snodden, and 'I, Iag'o by Nicole Galland. 'Macbeth: A Novel' is the collaborative creation of British crime writer A. J. Hartley and David Hewson, a professor of Shakespeare who writes thrillers in his spare time. Although I'm not a reader of either genre, I am a Shakespearean and know the play very well. I wasn't quite sure what to expect of 'Macbeth: A Novel'; after all, no one can improve upon Shakespeare, and many of the adaptations I've read are either laughable or maddening. So I was pleasantly surprised and even enjoyed this one--perhaps particularly because I listened to the audiobook, wonderfully read by Alan Cumming, who for once was free to revel in his glorious Scottish accent.
Hewson and Hartley stick pretty closely to the bare bones of the plot that we are all familiar with, but they take free reign in filling in the "offstage" details. For example, the first third of the book puts readers right in the middle of the civil rebellion and Norse invasion that have been going on as the play opens. We see Macbeth and Banquo fighting in the field; we see Macbeth's capture of the rebel Macdonwald, the blow-by-blow fight to his bloody death preceded by a verbal exchange that prefigures Macbeth's own treacherous acts. Shakespeare, on the contrary, perfunctorily has messengers deliver the news of Macbeth's victories to King Duncan. Back on the home front, the authors give Lady Macbeth a name of her own (Skena). They provide an answer to the oft-asked question, "Where are Lady Macbeth's children?" And they give us plenty of chat between the couple that helps us to understand the powerful forces between them. Interior flashbacks also flesh out the Macbeths' individual biographies, and frequently we're made privy as to what is going on in their minds. Hewson and Hartley imaginatively--but not fantastically--fill in the blanks: why exactly Macbeth turns on Banquo, what happens to Fleance after his father's murder, who the weird sisters are and how they came to be witches, what daily life is like at Macduff's castle before the assassins arrive, and more.
I won't be recommending this book as a classic, or even a must-read. The style is probably better suited to crime novels and thriller: a bit too 'colorful' and 'overwrought,' shall we say, for my taste. Yet it fits just fine with the story of Macbeth. This was a fun piece to breeze through at the end of the semester, which is always a stressful time for me. If the idea of a thriller-crime novel version of Macbeth, read in a charming and authentic Scottish accent by a fine actor, appeals to you, I say, go for it!
"A Story of Courage and Commitment"
Initially, I was totally captivated by this story of Jean Padgett, a young English woman working in Malaya who became a Japanese prisoner of war. The hardships that the women and children endured during their trek to one nonexistent prison camp after another and the alternating kindness and inhumanity of their captors kept me reading (well, listening; this was an audiobook) at a rapid pace. Under such an unlikely circumstances, one wouldn't expect to fall in love, but we do sense that it is happening to Jean when she means a resourceful Australian named Joe Harmon. But the war intervenes . . .
The novel opens with the narrator, a solicitor, tracking down Jean to tell her that she has just come into an inheritance, and it is to Noah that Jean tells her story. After hearing all she endured, he could hardly be more surprised when Jean tells him her plans for the money: to return to Malaya.
I won't spoil the book by telling what happens next, but there are quite a few surprises in store. I have to admit that the last third of the novel--the part that reflects the title--was somewhat less interesting to me. Still, this is one of those books whose title was familiar but about which I knew nothing, and overall, it was worthwhile.
Very well read by Neil Hunt. He does the accents well and isn't roo heavy-handed in reading the female roles.
"Clichés Galore"
Khadra has chosen an interesting subject: the reaction of an Israeli-Palestinian doctor to learning that his wife was a suicide bomber. Unfortunately, the novel is fairly predictable, the characters stereotypical and not particularly believable, and the writing (or perhaps it's the translation)--well, it's rather overwritten. I wanted to like this book and wanted to feel that I was coming to some important point or understanding from the experience of reading it, but (like Amin) I guess I never really got it, aside from some rather florid and generic statements about nationalism and humiliation.
"Societal Portrait"
A charming novel imagining the events that led to Pope's writing of "The Rape of the Lock." While the characters weren't very developed, I believe that the author may have been trying to recreate the superficiality that was so much a part of London society in the early eighteenth century. She gets the tone of conversation just right, with everyone genteely battling to be wittier than the next person and to be the center of polite attention. The continual jockeying for position among the belles, beaux, and literati seems appropriate, and the characters would have been more concerned with appearances and reputations than depth of character. Not a great novel, but an intriguing one.
"Predictable but Still Good"
The third volume in Trollope's Barchester Chronicles, is, for the most part, a typical tale of young lovers separated by the rigid class distinctions of Victorian England. Frank Gresham, whose father has mismanaged the family fortune and is on the verge of losing his beloved estate, is expected to marry for money, but he has long loved Mary Thorne, the titleless, penniless niece of the local doctor. It all turns out well for them in the end, of course, as in such novels it usually does; but it's the many sidetracks and delightful characterizations and the way these are all intertwined that make so enjoyable. The perpetually intoxicated Sir Roger Scatchard, for example, a murderer who did his time, made a fortune in the railroads, and was granted a baronetcy, and his lovable, unaffected wife, Lady Scatchard, who enjoyed life much more as a wet nurse. Lady Gresham, who would willingly marry her children to nobodies--as long as they came with enough cash to save the estate. The down-to-earth Miss Dunstable, heir to the Oil of Lebanon fortune, who knows a golddigger when she sees one and encourages Frank to go with his heart. Uber-snob Amelia DeCourcey, who persuades her cousin Augusta Gresham that it is her duty to rejct the proposal of the lawyer, Mr. Gazeby--and then promptly marries him herself. Doctor Thorne himself takes the part of the voice of reason throughout. A rather predictable plot but still an enjoyable read.
"The Series Begins . . ."
The first of the Barchester series, The Warden seems obviously designed to set up the next five novels. It's fine on its own, but not the best of Trollope by any means. Mr. Harding, warden of an almshouse for 12 elderly disabled men, finds himself the target of a lawsuit promoted by his daughter's admirer. The claim is that the benefactor's will did not mean for the church to use the bequest to fund a warden, but that it was meant to go directly to the 12 men. Complicating the situation is the fact that the archdeacon, married to Harding's elder daughter, insists on fighting the suit, which gets nasty in the public press. The plot focuses on how Mr. Harding, a genuinely kind and good man, deals with the stress and his own conscience, and how his daughter Eleanor struggles between her fierce love for her father and her growing affection for John Bull, the lawyer behind the lawsuit.
"Just OK"
Let me begin by saying that I'm a sucker for novels written in letters, as this one is. This is a lovely little tale set mostly on the island of Guernsey, where the main character, a writer, has come in search of a subject for her next book. Like Juliet, I did not know much about the Channel Islands and how the residents lived under Nazi occupation during World War II. The characters were unique but generally beliveable. I might have liked the novel even better without the pat romantic ending, but I still give it a thumbs up.
My thoughts on this one are mixed. I might have rated it higher, but the unrealistic conclusion--a bit of a deus ex machina--lowered my opinion. Barry creates a fascinating character (or should I say victim?) in Roseanne, a 100-year old woman who has spent most of her life in an asylum that is about to close. The story is told from two points of view: Roseanne's, mostly in the form of pages she has written and concealed; and Dr. Grene, who is in charge of assessing Roseanne for either release or transfer to another institution. The cruelty and prejudice of mid-20th century rural Ireland permeates the novel, and at times, the suffering of Roseanne is almost too harsh to believe. I was left to wonder whether and how one person (Mrs. McNulty, Roseanne's one-time mother-in-law) could have had such moral power over an entire town. Perhaps Barry was trying a little too hard to write a hand-wringingly tragic Irish novel, so it seems he decided to leave his readers with an impossibly happily ever after ending.
"Your Typical Hardy Novel"
This was a fairly typical Hardy novel: misplaced affections, broken hearts, overindulgent parents, class divisions, long lost lovers reunited, hints of scandal, etc. There's a bit of Gabriel Oak in Giles Winterborne (and, for that matter, a bit of Bathsheba Everdene in Grace Melbury). Still, I enjoyed the novel, which I listened to on audio, read by the wonderful Samuel West. The secondary female characters--particularly the spunky and loyal Marty South, but also Felice Charmond and Suke Damson--give the novel an added charm, but the conflicted, rather immature, manipulating and rather easily manipulated Grace Melbury really just needed a good smack.
"Atypical for Tremain"
If you think of Rose Tremain as mainly a writer of historical novels, this one will surprise you as much as it did me. In fact, I kept forgetting that I wasn't reading a novel by Ian McEwan. It's a coming-of-age story and a mystery of sorts, involving a 13-year old English boy and a 40-ish Russian medieval romance writer. Lewis Little is spending the summer in France while his mother, a Scottish beauty, translates Valentina's latest work. He becomes obsessed with Valentina--an obsession whose depiction seemed very McEwanesque to me. Then, suddenly, Valentina disappears, and Lewis, not willing to leave matters to the police, determines to find her . . .
I certainly didn't enjoy this as much as Tremain's historical novels like Music and Silence or Restoration, and I'm not much of a one for mysteries/crime novels. But overall, it kept my interest. And Samuel West is myh favorite narrator, which helped.


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Daisy, a 4-year-old Jack Russell/dachshund mix, found the python named Lyude around 8 p.m. under the front porch of the Tabard House, the coed Dartmouth fraternity house at 3 Webster Ave. in Hanover where both pets live.
Lyude and another ball python in the fraternity were originally the pets of a former fraternity house member, who left his snakes when he graduated in 2012.
Gong noticed Lyude missing on Thursday and then called police Friday when she couldn't find him.
The snake, said to be non-threatening, did not go far, though.
When they returned to the house, Daisy started sniffing a spot under a wood board that has a hole in it. She has fixated on the spot before and has even chased mice into the hole, so naturally it was one of the first places the fraternity members looked when Lyude went missing, but they didn't find him there.
"She'd been suspicious before but this time she wouldn't leave and was trying to get under the wood panel," Moors said. "So I lifted it and there it was, the python."
It was really upsetting to Daisy, who was trying desperately to get at the python, Moors said.
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by Barry Montgomery The RCi series lets you enjoy great Polk performance without losing valuable floor space to bulky speakers. The RC55i pairs a 5-1/4" Dynamic Balance woofer with a 3/4" soft dome Dynamic Balance tweeter to deliver powerful sound that's perfect for handling music and movie soundtracks. The swivel-mounted tweeters let you direct the high frequencies to fine-tune the best possible sound for your favorite listening positions. And Polk's Infinite Baffle Tuning takes advantage of the virtual enclosure of in-wall space for superior bass response. The R55i is voice-matched to other Polk speakers, so you can use a pair as your surround speakers in a home theater system that includes more traditional freestanding speakers for the front channels. The rotating-cam design makes installation easy — once you've prepared the opening in your drywall and run UL-rated wiring from your receiver, you can secure this flush-mount speaker with a few turns of a screwdriver. And you can paint the white matte grilles to match any decor. An optional in-wall bracket is recommended for installing the RC55i in a home with new construction. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn more about in-wall wiring at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of in-wall speaker wire. Priced per pair Our 60-day money-back guaranteeProduct Highlights:frequency response 70-20,000 Hz (-3dB)8-ohm impedancesensitivity 90 dBhandles up to 100 wattsmoisture-resistant materials allow safe use in bathrooms, kitchens, saunas, and under outdoor eavespaintable white matte grillescutout: 9-5/8"H x 6-3/16"Wmounting depth: 2-3/16"lifetime warranty
Replacement rear channel speakers Written By ACN, South Carolina on Sunday, April 12, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We purchased a new couch and my wife wasn't happy with the lop-sided appearance of the PSB bookshelf speakers I was using as rear channels on wall brackets. I chose the 55's for the smallest size. Installed them yesterday. They pair very nicely with the PBS front, center, and sub. Very nice highs. Maybe not quite as much lower mid-range as the bookshelf but I wouldn't have expected as much. Haven't painted them yet but they already look way better than the PSBs on brackets. Pros: Easy to install. Very good sound for the size and the money.
Deep Sound Written By Truk, Mo on Sunday, January 18, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice sound. t Too easy to install. Even has pictures for directions. Correct depth for 4" wall. Great speaker for the price. Pros: Sound, installation Cons: None.
Great wall speakers! Written By Sondra B, Mechanicsville, VA on Sunday, January 04, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The sound makes the movie resonant around the room. It's perfect for our theater. Pros: Slimline and matches the wall so they don't stand out.
RC55i Written By Anonymous, Orlando, Fl on Sunday, December 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Perfect for my rear surround. Very easy installation. Sound great with my Polk Audio TL3 fronts and TL3 center channel. Painting grilles to match wall color was very easy. As always, great service and tech support from Crutchfield. Pros: Look and sound great. Cons: None
High Quality Sound from Hidden Source Written By Energy Guy, Point Roberts, WA on Monday, November 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these speakers to put high quality stereo sound into two bedrooms as part of a home renovation. I needed to remove an ancient in-wall intercom system and rather that patching the wall why not put in a couple of stereo speakers. I chose Polk because I have put in a 7.1 surround system in my theater room using 6 of the RC85i and was very pleased with the sound. The RC55i's are smaller and fit the bedroom application better while still providing excellent sound. I prefer this to the Sonus-type solution which requires big expenditure on wireless that never performs as well as a pair of wires. And besides, I'll never need to move the speakers; they're perfect where they are at ear level on the wall. I am driving with a Topping TP20 MkII type-T audiophile digital amp. Sound quality is great on any genre I play. The clarity is amazing, particularly the ability to pick out instruments and sounds you never noticed before. Pros: Clear, high quality sound Very pleasant listening experience Barely visible on the wall. Cons: Thin on the low end; not for material with deep bass--get the 6.5" or 8" models for that, or a small subwoofer.
Worthier compared to price Written By S.Joseph, McKinney on Monday, September 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers are great in look and performance when we compare its price. I recently bought and uses it as my surround speakers. It looks beautiful on wall and supports my Onkyo TX NR-636 in a great way!
Polk Audio RC55i Written By Anonymous, TRUSSVILLE, AL. on Thursday, September 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) GREAT SPEAKERS AND INSTALLATION WAS EASY SINCE I HAD PRE-WIRED HOUSE.
Great sound, easy to install Written By JR, Orlando, FL on Wednesday, July 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound and value for the money; use as surround on a 5.1 setup. They sound very clear and were easy to install, paired with TSx fronts and the sound is awesome. Pros: Great sound, easy to install. Cons: None
Polk Audio RC55i Written By Anonymous, San Marcos CA on Friday, July 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was happy with my product and i would buy more from you guys again
Excelling looking and sounding speakers Written By yohann, Glenview, IL on Tuesday, July 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great set of speakers if you are looking for a great combination between sound and sleekness. Home theater sounds great and both the highs and lows come through well with these speakers.
Awesome Speakers Written By Matt, Rochester, MI on Wednesday, March 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers sound great and are easy to install. I like them so much in my family room I plan on buying two more for my basement surround. Pros: Easy to install. Work great for front and rear surround speakers. Cons: None.
EXCELLENT WALL SPEAKERS WITH BIG SOUND Written By IBFROG, MT. SHASTA, CA. on Sunday, February 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is the second identical set of speakers that we purchased 15 years ago for our new home. We use them as part of our surround sound speaker set. The sound is clear and strong. They are especially awesome when we are watching a big screen movie with a lot of booms, crashes and strong soundtrack music. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase these speakers again if need be. The price is right and the speakers are simple to install. Pros: GREAT CLARITY, GOOD BASS, BIG SOUND EVEN AT HIGH VOLUME, EAST TO INSTALL, STREAMLINED LOOK
Speakers heard, not seen Written By Jlp, Charlottesville, va on Friday, January 03, 2014 Beautiful wall speakers, easy to install, make a real difference in space saving where floor speakers had been.
Great Speakers, Easy Install Written By Anonymous, Rochester,NY on Friday, January 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These were really easy to install and get up and running. Mid range bass pickup is a little weak but the aim-able tweeters do make a difference. Pros: Ease of install Cons: Mid range bass
POLK RC55i Written By jp, Northeast Iowa on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For the price I am very impressed. Great sound. I bought them for rear channel surround. I got the Polk RC85i for my front channel. The bass with those is pretty darn impressive for the cost. Together they sound very good. Pros: Clean, crisp sound and priced well. Cons: Plastic locking tabs are weak. I didn't break any during install but if over tightened I think they would break easily.
Polk Audio RC55i Written By matthew c., Tobyhanna, PA on Tuesday, November 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good deal!
Polk RC55i... I'm going back for 2 more! Written By Mo, Washington, DC on Friday, October 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works extremely well with my Yamaha home theaters system. I replaced the 3" shelf/wall hanging speakers with these for my rear surround. Amazing! Now, I need two more to flank my tv. The sound is incredible. Can't wait to get the two and a center channel speaker. Pros: Great sound. Easy to install. Worth the price. Cons: None
Polk RC55i Written By JAB, Carmichaels, PA on Wednesday, July 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought these speakers for the purpose of adding front height's to my expanded 7.2 home theater set-up. The speakers had to be mounted on or in a bulk head. My wife's not too thrilled about looking at speakers, so I decided to go "in-wall". I also swapped out my rear surrounds and surround L&R JBL speakers too, with these matching in-wall speakers. Pros: Very easy to install. Template worked out great for locating, marking and cutting the holes. Screens and frames were easy to paint. Included a handy plastic masking cover for the speaker itself. Easily fit and mounted into the wall. Just hooked up wires, inserted and tightened screws with a drill running at a low RPM. Very slick design! Mounted very securely into place. Cons: Screens are difficult to remove from frame before painting. Instructions say to use a paperclip - good luck. Likewise, screens are very difficult to reinstall into the frames after painting. I lost a thumbnail trying to force one back in! Eventually had to "bend" the edges inward, then install into the frames and continue to press and gently pound them in.
Polk Audio RC55i Written By MrKritz, St. Paul on Friday, June 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Perfect, easy to install and look and sound great. I put them in the ceiling of my kitchen and I was worried about the installation becase I have an old house and the celing is 1/2" gypsum board over 1" plaster and Lath but no problems at all, very easy and the look and sound great. BUY THEM!!! Pros: Look Great, Sound Great and Easy to install Cons: None
Polk RC55i Written By Mark, State College Pa on Monday, May 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased these speakers for my media room. The room is not large (14x16). They were easy to install in the walls. You must cut the holes exactly to the template size. They fit snug and are easy to tighten in place. I painted the grills and plate to match the wall color. They look and sound Great! Pros: Easy to install. Sound great. Look great. Cons: none
Great solution for my needs Written By Squid628, Houston, TX on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are my first speakers for a surround system, I'm no audiophile, but I wanted something that gave me good solid sound without breaking the bank. These were easy to install, came out of the box in great condition and to my ears sound nice bright and clear. I have two used as fronts, two as satellites, and they are paired to a Polk sub and center channel. With a Denon 1913 receiver, and a samsung 7100, my movie experience is everything I could have hoped for. Pros: Well packaged, easy to install. Disappear once in the wall. Price is right. Cons: So far, none.
Polk in walls Written By KirkM, Aberdeen, MD on Monday, December 03, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For the price, you absolutely cannot beat these speakers. These are the second pair I have purchased over the years, both times for rear surrounds. They do not have much bass and their clarity is not the greatest, but for surrounds, they are more than adequate. Would get them again. Pros: Price Cons: See above
Polk Audio RC55i Written By PatP, New Braunfels, TX on Sunday, October 14, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers arrived as promised and look great! We are building a new house and will install them very soon. We can't wait to use them. These were recommended by Crutchfield and they have never let me down before, so I anticipate they will provide excellant quality. Pros: Polk has an excellant reputation and I have other Polk speakers, These should be just as impressive. Cons: None so far.
Awesome Speakers Written By Robert, Grand Rapids, MI on Monday, October 01, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Mounting was easy. Find the studs, copy the template, cut around them, hook up the wires and insert into the wall. Look great. I painted them with a foam roller. There is a plastic insert you put over the speakers to protect them when painting. It goes where the grill is, so you can paint the speaker frame and grill separately. I put the grill in and my wife didn't like it so I pulled them out, painted the grill black with a spray can. They look even better.. Once I programmed the speakers with my Denon AVR 1912 the rear sound came out beautifully! Really like these speakers. Pros: Easy mounting. Nice looking speakers. Cons: None
Polk Audio RC55i Written By Anonymous, williamstown nj on Tuesday, May 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great sound for in wall speakers !!!! Pros: inwall and paintable Cons: none
Polk Audio RC55i Written By Anonymous, Gilbertsville, PA on Wednesday, March 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these for rear surround after my wife and I decided to change our family room. I researched many brands and settled on the Polk RC55i after reading the reviews. These speaker are perfect for what I wanted them for and sound great. Can't beat the price. I have two RC85i set-up for my front speakers and when combined with my subwoofer, I was blown away by the sound. My wife was also impressed by the quality. The best part was the ease of installation. If you are able to use a drywall saw and screwdriver, you will be able to install these speakers. Running the wire could be challenging, but not impossible. The one thing I would recommend is when using the templates to cut the openings in the wall, make sure you cut a fraction over the line. I made my openings a bit on the short side. The speakers went in very snug, which i thought was good, until I tried to put the screens back on. The frames compressed a bit and made it difficult to get the screens back on. No big deal though, just shaved the drywall with a rasp and in no time had them back in the wall. I am looking forward to enjoying these speakers for many years. My next step is to get my basement set-up with the same configuration.
Surround speakers Written By Dean, Mn on Wednesday, February 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The speakers seems to be of very high quality for the modest price. I plan to use the speakers as rears speakers in a 5.1 setup. I have not totally setup the system yet but have hooked them up and they sounded very good. Yesterday I painted the face covers. I used a small felt roller and rolled out the paint before applying to the mesh screen. It worked great!! The key is not having a lot of paint on the roller and a light touch with the roller. Used the same roller on the face plate with the plastic covers in place. The setup in the wall worked just like the directions stated. Very happy so far.
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The project at Italy's Sannazzaro de' Burgondi refinery will lead to an increase of 5% in middle distillates production (diesel) and a decrease of 3.5% in fuel oils, a VP says.
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MILAN, Italy -- The eni slurry technology (EST) project at the Italian energy majors Sannazzaro de Burgondi refinery will result in an increase of 5% in middle distillates production (diesel) and a decrease of 3.5% of fuel oil output, a company vice president said on Thursday.
The EST project - further details of which can be read here - will be complete once the Sannazzaro plant is in full operation, projected in the first half of 2013.
The 23,000 bpd unit will be enis first industrial-size plant based on slurry technology, said Francesco Misuraca, who spoke at the IRPC 2012 conference in Milan.
Eni began research activities on slurry technology in the early 1990s, he said, and led to the construction of the San Donato Milanese pilot plant from 1999 through 2002.
Next was a 1,200 bpd commercial demonstration plant at the eni Taranto refinery. That unit came online in 2005.
From there, the company became comfortable enough with the technology and the economics to progress to building the industrial plant, he said.
This new process allows for the deepest hydroconversion of the bottom of the barrel, said Misuraca, who credited the invention to enis research and development (R&D) team.
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Fulham were dealt a blow on 10 minutes when Damien Duff pulled up after trying to control a loose ball and the winger had to be replaced by Manolev.
And the Bulgarian saw an opportunity fall his way not long after his introduction. Richardson's cross was flicked on by Ruiz but Manolev could only slice wide at the far post under pressure from Joe Bennett.
Villa enjoyed a decent spell of pressure midway through the first half which culminated in Christian Benteke spooning his half volley over the bar when well placed, before N'Zogbia sliced high and wide following a neat passing move.
The home side went within a whisker of scoring on 32 minutes through N'Zogbia when the Frenchman struck goalwards from Benteke's pullback, only to see Mark Schwarzer respond with a brilliant reaction save to push it round the post.
Good link up play between Ruiz and Berbatov on 42 minutes ended with the latter having a angled shot from within the penalty area which Ron Vlaar got in front of to deflect out for a corner.
The Villans could only half clear the corner which allowed Eyong Enoh to find Emanuelson down the left. The man on loan from AC Milan showed great skill to beat his marker before laying off to Berbatov whose tame effort didn't trouble Brad Guzan.
Villa went straight up the other end following the goal kick and N'Zogbia drew another smart stop from Schwarzer with a rasping drive from a full 30 yards, before Andreas Weimann dragged a shot wide on 45 minutes having collected Benteke's flick-on.
Aston Villa started the second half strongly but it was Fulham who should have taken the lead. Ruiz sent Berbatov clean through but the striker's placed effort clipped the outside of the post before going behind for a goal kick. Replays showed, though, that the Whites perhaps should have had a corner as the effort appeared to take a nick off a defender.
Long range efforts from Giorgos Karagounis and Hangeland followed, the first deflecting over for a corner and the second drifting harmlessly wide, before Fulham were made to pay for their missed chances on 55 minutes.
The Whites failed to clear their lines after Hangeland had intercepted Weimann's attempted cross and the ball fell to N'Zogbia who took a touch before curling a sublime effort beyond Schwarzer and inside the far post.
With an equaliser needed, Jol introduced Mladen Petrić for Karagounis to increase the attacking outlets on the field.
Berbatov went close once again on 65 minutes when he hit a first time strike from Richardson's cross, only to see it deflect wide for a corner.
That set piece saw Fulham find the equaliser, though. Ruiz's teasing delivery was met at the near post by Delph who inadvertently flicked it beyond Guzan despite the best efforts of his teammates on the line to clear.
The own goal had silenced Villa Park and Fulham sensed the game was there for the taking, with Emanuelson next to try his luck with a right footed effort that flew wide of the far post.
Yacouba Sylla was brought on for N'Zogbia on 69 minutes and was almost immediately booked for a late challenge on Enoh. Paul Lambert then made his second change, introducting Brett Holman for Jordan Bowery.
Petrić then saw a great chance go begging when he couldn't quite control Ruiz's intricate cross within the six yard box.
The game was wide open and Delph could have made amends on 74 minutes but ballooned high over the bar from close range after a deflected cross had found its way to the unmarked midfielder.
Weimann then made way for England striker Darren Bent as Villa made their final change of the day.
Richardson made his way into referee Phil Dowd's notebook on 87 minutes when he body checked Sylla, and it needed a firm punch from Schwarzer to clear the danger from the resultant free-kick.
Benteke stole in behind Hangeland in the last minute of normal time but, thankfully, lashed his powerful effort into the side netting.
Jol then made his final change of the afternoon, with Riise coming on in place of Richardson as Fulham held on to secure a hard-earned but richly deserved point.
Competition: Barclays Premier League
Date: Saturday 13 April 2013
Kick-off: 3:00pm
Venue: Villa Park, Birmingham
Attendance: 37,011
Referee: Phil Dowd
Line-up: Guzan; Lowton, Vlaar, Baker, Bennett; Ashley Westwood, Delph; Bowery (Holman 69'), N'Zogbia (Sylla 68'), Weimann (Bent 76'); Benteke
Unused substitutes: Given, Clark, El Ahmadi, Dawkins
Manager: Paul Lambert
Line-up: Schwarzer; Riether, Senderos, Hangeland, Richardson (John Arne Riise 90'); Duff (Manolev 11'), Enoh, Karagounis (Petric 63'), Emanuelson; Ruiz; Berbatov
Unused substitutes: Etheridge, Hughes, Frimpong, Rodallega
Manager: Martin Jol
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1 | Manchester United | 31 | 77 |
2 | Manchester City | 31 | 65 |
3 | Arsenal | 32 | 59 |
4 | Chelsea | 31 | 58 |
5 | Tottenham Hotspur | 32 | 58 |
6 | Everton | 32 | 55 |
7 | Liverpool | 33 | 50 |
8 | West Bromwich Albion | 32 | 44 |
9 | Swansea City | 32 | 41 |
10 | Fulham | 32 | 40 |
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15 | Stoke City | 32 | 34 |
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I really hope, that everybody(except canonical), will boycott this "mir" shit thing.
Michael you have contacts with Valve, can you ask them what they think about it.
Phoronix: A Note To Canonical: "Don't Piss On Wayland"
In addition to X.Org and Wayland developers criticizing Canonical on Google+ about the Mir display server, there was a colorful discussion about this new open-source project on the Wayland IRC channel...
I really hope, that everybody(except canonical), will boycott this "mir" shit thing.
Michael you have contacts with Valve, can you ask them what they think about it.
Canonical has fucked it up this time. They're losing all the trust they still had from the FLOSS community.
As someone else said, at least Google is honest with its intentions. Canonical dismisses community standards and only uses upstream as free labor.
I was cool with ubuntu until this. Granted a lot of it is way over my head but still seems like they should have just went wayland.
Canonical is suffering from NCLAH syndrome.
Wow, talk about being evasive. Roaf pretty much couldn't give a direct answer to anything, and the few things he could give answers to ended up being totally bogus.
Mir may not be anything right now, but I certainly hope it turns into something good in the future. Nothing wrong with having options. It's nice that we have so many DEs (even though others like to call these options fragmentation). Just like I'm not yet judging Wayland in anyway, I'm not judging Mir yet either. Wait for these to actually be implemented fulltime after their release to judge them.
If Mir offered anything new, I might be interested too. But from that conversation it doesn't sound like they will offer anything all that different from what they would have offered had they used Wayland. There are a lot of maybes and guesses about how things might be different in the future, but they don't actually have any clue what is happening Wayland so they really don't know whether it will be all that different or not.


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Davis tries to make it 10 in a row for Royals in opener vs. Gee, Mets
The Royals are in an unfamiliar position, surging into the playoff mix with two months left in the season.
The signs started to show in the offseason, when they parted with a highly touted prospect, Wil Myers, for two starting pitchers, James Shields and Wade Davis, who could help them win now.
It flashed again over the All-Star break, when three Kansas City representatives (Alex Gordon, Greg Holland and Salvador Perez) were in New York. It even turned them into buyers at the non-waiver Trade Deadline -- acquiring outfielder Justin Maxwell from the Astros -- and a legitimate contender in the American League Central.
And on Friday at 7:10 p.m. ET, the Royals will make their first trip to Citi Field in hopes of extending their season-best winning streak to 10 games.
"I keep in touch with what's going on in the baseball world," Maxwell said before his Kansas City debut and a 7-2 win over Minnesota on Thursday. "I see all the energy this team has, and I'm excited to be a part of it."
With all their youth, the Royals are bubbling with potential -- not only for the rest of this season, but for years to come.
It's similar to what the Mets are trying to build. In 2012, Kansas City sat 19 games below .500 at the Trade Deadline. The Mets are 10 games under this year. The Royals stood pat then, just as the Mets did on Wednesday. The pieces the Mets kept are helping them win, just as manager Terry Collins hopes his team can do in 2014. And maybe then they can be the ones adding pieces, too.
"I'm just hoping that next year at this time we're in the hunt," Collins said. "And our names are being mentioned as trying to get somebody who can help us win."
After his career-long streak of 35 innings without allowing a homer was snapped in his start against the Nationals on Saturday, Dillon Gee faces the Royals for the first time in his career.
Davis starts against the Mets for the first time as well, but he did face them in relief last year, walking one and striking out one when he was a member of the Rays.
Mets: Wright stays hot
David Wright collected hits at a torrid pace in July. The third baseman smacked 35 hits in just 26 games last month for a .315 batting average. He had 13 multihit games and just four hitless outings, and he started August the same way his July went -- with another strong day.
Wright gathered another hit in the fifth inning of the Mets' 3-0 loss to the Marlins in the finale on Thursday as part of a 1-for-3 day. His batting average now sits at .308.
Royals: Tejada making most of time
Miguel Tejada isn't an everyday player anymore, but he's making a case that he should be in Kansas City. The veteran infielder hit safely in the fourth inning on Thursday and has now recorded a hit in five straight games. In 13 games in July and one in August, the 39-year-old hit safely in all but two to raise his average to .287.
Worth noting
• The Mets and Royals are facing each other for the first time since June 13, 2004. Tom Glavine was the winning pitcher for New York in that game. Former Royals pitcher Zack Greinke took the loss for Kansas City.
David Wilson is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Throw your leg over the GT Zaskar Carbon 100 Expert and you'll instantly fall in love. Though the Zaskar Carbon 100 is known for its rocket like agility and efficiency, the Zaskar has 100mm of travel to propel you over rocks, roots, and ruts, amongst other debris. The Zaskar 100 is comprised of F.O.C. Ultra™ carbon. GT's proprietary Forced Optimized Constructed (F.O.C.) carbon construction allows the frame to be built without flex, without adding more material. Therefore, the frame is both rigid and lightweight. The tapered headtube, and increased top and downtube further ensure the stiffness.
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A penchant for the vagabond's life, a profound desire to be in the world and in the purity of the act led Sergio Larrain to become a photographer. Nevertheless, Larrain spent the greatest part of his existence in seclusion, practicing meditation, yoga, writing and drawing. He has left a brilliant body of work behind, like a meteorite whose trajectory he had the wisdom to interrupt when it no longer brought him the freedom he expected. After a long period of self-searching (through writing as well), he ultimately found himself in a state of voluntary self-deprivation.
The exhibition traces his career in a mostly chronological fashion, from the abandoned children to the freer images of the satori and the drawings that occupied him for nearly thirty years.
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Romidepsin is a drug approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for patients with T-cell NHL whose cancer has returned following therapy. In this study, researchers are seeking to determine if romidepsin is effective for preventing or delaying the return of T-cell NHL after a patient has had high-dose chemotherapy and ASCT. Romidepsin is given intravenously (by vein).
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If, according to evolutionary theory, the human species has evolved from non-human ancestors over the course of hundreds of thousands of years, how might we understand humans as uniquely bearing the image of God?
James Kidder explains how a stunning fossil discovery affects our understanding of human evolution.
Jim Stump explores the meaning of the Lenten season from the perspective of evolutionary creation.
St. Thomas Aquinas helps us understand how the image of God in man might have developed through evolution.
I've always thought of the sense of smell as a more intimate sense than most other senses. For in smelling, the thing that we smell becomes almost a part of us.
When non-believers in France or in Spain read what young-earth creationists are writing about evolution, geology, or astrophysics, they frequently conclude that the Bible is at best an interesting fairy tale.
How does social context affect what Americans believe about science and religion, especially in regards to human origins? A new BioLogos-funded survey reveals the factors influencing the beliefs.
Origins has given us a lot to think about, namely that there are indeed several "Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and ID", as the title states. Genuine believers have thought deeply and carefully about the various kinds of evidence and have come to differing conclusions.
While reading about and studying the processes that gave rise to this astonishing world, please don't forget that it is beautiful. It is not merely mechanics, but poetry.
In science news this week, read about magical nose cells, 45,000 year old thigh bones, and the weirdest looking dinosaur ever.
The story of the Genesis Rock reminds us of how biblical and scientific accounts, despite their different purviews and purposes, remain inexorably linked in our understanding of origins.
At BioLogos, we believe that a serious and faithful reading of Scripture doesn't call for a recent origin to the earth, and we are persuaded that God has shown us through the natural world he created that his creative work began much earlier.
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The purpose of Jesus's art was to give verbal, visual, and dramatic forms to those complicated and confounding relationships, symmetries, and harmonies between himself, the father and spirit, and between the triune God and the world… Such creative expressions did not and do not make everything clear, but rather resist simple clarity, forcing their hearers to come at the whole complicated truth from a position of intellectual and spiritual humility.
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