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Publications at this Location |
ARS scientists publish results of their research projects in many formats. Listed below are the publications from research projects conducted at this location. Clicking on a publication title will take you to more information on the publication. Clicking on the reprint icon will take you to the publication reprint. |
1996 Publications (listed by order of acceptance date) |
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Effects of Elevated Atmospheric Co2 on Anatomical and Ultrastructural Features of Pinus Palustris Needles
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Plant Response to Atmospheric Co2 Enrichment: Allocation Patterns in Crops
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Smeared Soil Surface Evaluation by Fiber Optic Sensor and Root Penetration
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Co2 Enriched Agro-Ecosystems: Influence of Species and Tillage on Soil Co2 Flux
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Response of Plants to Elevated Atmospheric Co2: Root Growth, Mineral Nutrition and Soil Carbon
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Transpiration from Sorghum and Soybean Growing under Ambient and Elevated Co2 Concentrations
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La Cita
Everyone knows that the best way to get over a hangover is to keep drinking. For those who aren't of the brunching sort, we suggest the Mexican answer to the bloody mary: the michelada. The ingredients typically vary according to a bartender's whims, but a michelada is essentially a light beer, preferably Mexican, mixed with tomato juice, salt and lime. From there, bartenders can show off their improvisational skills, playing Miles Davis but with mixed drinks. Sometimes Worcestershire sauce makes an appearance, sometimes soy sauce. It can get scary. But at La Cita, they keep it basic and delicious. Expect a hefty dose of hot sauces, starring either the Tapatio guy or the Cholula lady, seasoned salt on the rim, and a couple of limes to take the edge off. It's a drink you won't be afraid to wake up next to. 336 S. Hill St., dwntwn. (213) 687-7111. Drew Tewksbury


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Oct. 9
Hangul Day commemorates the day many centuries ago when the Korean alphabet was developed. Is that a good reason for celebration? As writers, we say, yes! It's a shame its legal status as a holiday in Korea has been downgraded to appease employers who aren't so keen on letting workers have an excuse to go out drinking. We say you observe it and play hooky. And the place to do it at is The Past Memories, a Korean drinking hall where celebrations are de rigueur throughout the year, even without Hangul Day. Why here? Well, the wallpaper is a cascade of Hangul script. And, um, that's about it for that part of our reasoning. But when there are ever-frigid bottles of Hite and fruity pours of yogurt-flavored soju to pair with fried chicken wings, kimchi and a thing called "corn cheese"—canned corn niblets engulfed in a layer of melting mozzarella, broiled in an oven, then served on a sizzling-hot plate—who needs a reason? 9252 Garden Grove Blvd., Ste. 29, Garden Grove, (714) 638-7818.
Oct. 12
Simón Bolivar's dream of a pan-Latino superpower might've never realized itself, but the next best thing happens every Oct. 12—what gabachos celebrate as Columbus Day, but Latin America marks as Día de la Raza. It's a celebration not of the raza that irks conservatives so, but of the momentous meeting between the Old and New Worlds that formed the Western Hemisphere. To best recall the liberator of the Americas, trek to Puerto Madero Market, run by Argentines but stocked with items from across Central and South America, including Salvadoran kolashampan and Colombian microwavable treats, fresh quinoa from Peru, and black beans to make the perfect Brazilian feijoada. The butcher and deli stocks Argentine favorites, with the latter slapping together some of the better chorizo sandwiches this side of the Pampas. And they also hawk the true Latino religion: soccer from across the globe on their three big flat-screen televisions. 1225 W. 17th St., Santa Ana, (714) 547-5900; puertomaderomarket.com.
In Germany, the 16 days up to and including the first Sunday in October; stateside, all October
While Orange County isn't exactly groaning with German restaurants, we do know how to put on a real Oktoberfest. Head to the Phoenix Club, OC's premier center of German culture, pay the $5 entry fee (cheap!), and order a beer bigger than your head and a huge plate of bratwurst. Wink at the biermädchen who deliver the beer, but not too much—they're stronger than they look. Lederhosen are optional but highly encouraged. Stand up—while you still can—and dance a polka or a waltz to the sound of the accordion-heavy band. Not everyone knows the lyrics to the German drinking songs, but after a few more lagers, nobody will care anyway. Despite the massive quantities of Germany's best export, the festival remains civil and good-natured, with few of the antics of the county's other, skinhead-skewing Oktoberfests. If beer tents and dancing mädchen leave you cold, stop by for the excellent Sunday brunch at the Loreley Restaurant inside the club. 1340 S. Sanderson Ave., Anaheim, (714) 563-4161; thephoenixclub.com.
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Alternates between August and October; this year, Oct. 22-23
Nearly 20,000 devotees of the games put out by Irvine's Blizzard Entertainment show up every year at the Anaheim Convention Center for the annual BlizzCon. The trouble is that geeks travel in packs, they love spicy food, and they tend to be much more interested in exotic cultures (and their foods) than non-geeks. Any restaurant deemed worthy of the legions of WoW addicts would have to be able to hold 20, 30 or 40 people at a time, which cuts out many of the tiny holes-in-the-wall so beloved by the nerdy. Enter Wadiya, a Sri Lankan café located in an unassuming strip mall near the convention center. Egg hoppers—bowl-shaped crepes with sunny-side up eggs cooked into the bottom—will be brought to your table when you need them; add black curries, fish cooked in coconut milk and chiles, or lunu miris (intensely spicy chutney) to them. Other nights, the egg hoppers may be replaced with string hoppers, patties of tender rice noodles; these are perfect for scooping up coconut sambal, a condiment that will light up more eyes than 24 straight hours of slaying Orcs. 949 S. Euclid St., Anaheim, (714) 635-0005; www.wadiyausa.com.
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It's no accident that the TV at Powell's Sweet Shoppe never stops broadcasting Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (the Gene Wilder version, not the Johnny Depp nightmare). Augustus Gloop's mind would short-circuit upon seeing the bounty of sweets lined from wall to floor to wall. Jelly Belly is served by spout. A soda fountain pours endless varieties of pop. An ice-cream counter features various flavors, its scoops topped with even more tooth-rotting goodness. Sugar junkies, adults and children alike, can traverse the calorically irresponsible aisles like, well, kids in a candy store. Halloween brings in the weird stuff—candy spiders and other gross-out oddities that would make the cut at Honeydukes. Bring in your kids in their costumes, but forget about going trick-or-treating later—by the time you get home with your Powell's treasures, they'll be sprawled on the carpet, tummies aching for mercy. 27000 Alicia Pkwy., Ste. E, Laguna Niguel, (949) 831-9652; 5282 E. Second St., Long Beach, (562) 434-6105; powellssweetshoppe.com.


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15th October 2011 21:19 | #1 |
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Hey everyone whats up. My name is Jeramia Hobdy 21 years old. Been reading and watching anime since i was little(6). My favorite Manga are, One Piece, Sket Dance, Fairy Tail,Maken- ki, Sankarea. I hope to have fun on this site and have a nice time talking and debating stuff. |
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Hey whats up im Allen, welcome to Mangable, my some of favorite mangas are Rave Master, Fairy Tail, BECK, Battle Royale & D. Gray Man Check out the December 11th and 17th additions to the Anime Reccomender http://mangable.com/forums/general-anime/593-anime-reccomender_6.html#21597 and Manga Reccomender http://mangable.com/forums/general-manga/595-manga-reccomender_9.html#21550 PLEASE SUPPORT JAPAN AND ITS PEOPLE http://mangable.com/forums/general-chat/1084-support.html |
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Hey Jeramia nice to meet you, my name's Kicker and some of favorite mangas are One Piece, Fairy Tail, and Soul Eater. I hope you enjoy it here. I think I am a little crazy |
16th October 2011 00:20 | #4 |
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Hi, i'm alfred. my favorite manga's are Love Hina, Good Ending, Onani Master Kurosawa, Mahou Sensei Negima, Spice and wolf, and Alive the final evolution. Favorite anime are Usagi Drop, Durarara, Katanagatari, Infinite Stratos, and Code Geass season 1 Don't hate me ~meh hey look gaiz, i can triforce ▲ ▲ ▲ |
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Heyo! I'm Insane and I read/watch quite a disturbing amount of manga/anime! I have a lot of favorites and can't label it down to just one! I also have a lot of "most hateds" too. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Insane: 1 In a state of mind that prevents normal perception, behavior, or social interaction; seriously mentally ill. 2 A quality or action characterized or caused by madness. |
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Welcome to mangable forums, just call me Uni. If you need help with anything just pm me or that guy ^ Dont worry we dont bite ^.^ Warning: I might fall asleep on the spot. Join me in Mangable's chat room My "full" list My Anime List |
16th October 2011 03:29 | #7 |
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Not all the time anyway... I think I am a little crazy |
16th October 2011 19:16 | #8 |
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or at least we try not to. welcome to the mangable forums Die Teen Drama Die!!! *stabs Teen Drama* Teen Drama: never mwahahahah!!! Agh noooooo *falls into epic whirlpool of evil in whih it came from* |
17th October 2011 05:05 | #9 |
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Thanks for all the warm welcome everyone lol. Everyone seems so lively lol. |
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Thanks for all the warm welcome everyone lol. Everyone seems so lively lol. |
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Hey bud hope your having fun, hope you enjoy your stay. "Silence is golden" "Speach is silver" |
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18th October 2011 00:41 | #13 |
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yoou speak so formally, it make me want to do the same... example: How do you do, sir? Die Teen Drama Die!!! *stabs Teen Drama* Teen Drama: never mwahahahah!!! Agh noooooo *falls into epic whirlpool of evil in whih it came from* |
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Apparently because a debut is when one sees the light of day.
"As we said in our previous post, Miley dayviewed her new single "7 things" at Elvis Duran's show "The Morning Zoo"."
http://celebs-miley.blogspot.com/2008/0 … hings.html
"Wabasha made his dayview in EAW and in Jan 1991, HE WON THE EAW WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP."
"Jan 1990-Dayviewed as Mr.Wabasha, a Providence Native Caviar Eater."
"Now, 30 years after his dayview, Alice brings us the darkest, heaviest album of his glorious career, Brutal Planet."
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"I do have one picture thanks to Kathys camera so here is Charlottes big day view…"
—And mid-thread from: http://www.indieclub.com/tacoboard/thre … 848&page=4
"Check out how well Terminator The Sarah Connor Chronicles did on its' dayview on Fox TV:"
prompting the question:
"BTW – Mike Cervello… what's a "dayview"? Is that some measure of audience—"views per day"? Or do you mean "debut"?"
and the OP's response:
"It comes from sports to basically mean under the spotlight for the first time. It's opening night is another way of putting it."
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A great find. It's a double-barreled eggcorn that reshapes both elements of the original while still making sense of them.
And it's wonderful that you found an originary narrative detailing the beginnings of the phrase in those last 3 citations. We have found plenty of eggcorns on sports pages over the years—it's not impossible that the poster did originally encounter the reshaping in a sports article or program. Or they might simply be aware subconsciously of the same tendency we've noticed.
Hard to get a count on this for obvious reasons, but "its dayview" gets 39 raw hits, and "dayviewed" gets 48—so it seems likely that the total raw hits would reach well into the 100s at least.
Very nice find. This one's a real winner.
This is fantastic. Fantabulous!
It's a huge amount of fun. It makes perfect sense—in the light of day for the first time!
Don't you mean "Fantavulous," TootsNYC? :-) Those V and B consonents are so easy to mix up, and without any knowledge of French, this one would make perfect sense. (It does make you wonder how these people pronounce "debut," however!) By the same logic, people misspell the name of the composer Debussy.
MUSIC Doctoral Program at the CUNY Graduate CenterAndreacchi, Peter (1986) An examination of the relation of text to music in Claude Devussy's Trois Poemes De Mallarme Anson-Cartwright, Mark (1998) The …
And this is one of many…
Feeling quite combobulated.
har, har, Jon!
When I was a kid, I lived in Iowa. We loved the Iowa State Fair, especially the Buried Industries Building.
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Marjorie Strachey; Lytton Strachey
15 of 19 portraits of Marjorie Strachey
Marjorie Strachey; Lytton Strachey
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vintage snapshot print, circa 1928
3 1/8 in. x 5 3/8 in. (79 mm x 136 mm) image size
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- (Giles) Lytton Strachey (1880-1932), Critic and biographer; son of Sir Richard Strachey. Sitter in 137 portraits, Artist associated with 5 portraits.
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Sea Fairies, Op.35 (Dunhill, Thomas)
Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
It is unlikely that this work is public domain in the EU, or in any country where the copyright term is life-plus-70 years. However, it is in the public domain in Canada (where IMSLP is hosted) and other countries where the term is life-plus-50 years (like China, Japan, Korea and many others worldwide). As this work was first published before 1923 or failed to meet notice or renewal requirements to secure statutory copyright, it is very likely to be public domain in the USA as well. |
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London: H.F.W. Deane & Sons The Year Book Press, 1912, n.p.
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Work Title | A Cantata for Treble Voices in Unison & 2 Parts |
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Composer | Dunhill, Thomas |
Opus/Catalogue Number | Op.35 |
Movements/Sections | 10 Verses:
First Publication | 1912 |
Librettist | Antonia R. Williams |
Language | English |
Piece Style | Romantic |
Instrumentation | 2-part treble voices in unison & piano |


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Judicial Watch v. the Federal Bureau of Investigation (No. 10-71) – involvement in the release of convicted Pan-Am Flight 103 bomber
Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit with the Federal Bureau of Investigation to obtain any documents relating to the release of the Libyan terrorist convicted for the bombing of Pan-Am Flight 103.
Judicial Watch v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security
After 9/11, 160 subjects of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, "including but not limited to members of the House of Saud and/or members of the Bin Laden family," fled the U.S. between September 11, 2001 and September 15, 2001. Judicial Watch filed a complaint with the Department of Homeland Security…
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How Los Angeles Deals with the Illegal Immigration Problem Special Order 40 is a policy established in Los Angeles in 1979. Special Order 40 prohibits police officers from "initiat(ing) police action with the objective of discovering the alien status of a person." This prevents officers from inquiring about the immigration…
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Filed on behalf of California taxpayer Rudy Moreno, this lawsuit focuses on a California statute related to the communication between the LAPD and federal immigration officials when an individual is arrested for various narcotics offenses. California Health and Safety Code Section 11369 states: Where there is reason to believe that…
Judicial Watch v. Pasadena Police Department (No. GC-045609) – documents regarding PPD's illegal alien policies
Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit against the Pasadena Police Department (PPD) and PPD Police Chief Christopher Vicino, to obtain documents related to the department's alleged illegal alien sanctuary policy. Chief Vicino reportedly indicated that the department prevents his officers from "asking about anybody's legal status unless it is a matter…
Judicial Watch v. Department of State (No. 08-1011)
Judicial Watch lawsuit to obtain records regarding communications and contacts between the U.S. Department of State and other entities, including U.S. government agencies and the Government of Mexico, involving Mexican national Osbaldo Aldrete-Davila, who was shot by U.S. Border Patrol Agents Ramos and Compean in a drug-related incident near the…
Judicial Watch v. Department of Labor (No. 10-1567) – documents regarding the We Can Help program to pay illegal immigrants a "rightful wage"
Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Department of Labor to obtain records regarding the We Can Help program which encourages illegal aliens to contact the government for assistance in earning fair wages from employers.
Judicial Watch v. Department of Justice (No. 08-1161) – T & U visas
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Are you gross, if you don't shower first thing in the morning?
I saw a post yesterday where a mom had said she hadn't showered at 2 in the afternoon when the school nurse had called and some of the replies showed moms were pretty appalled by it.
I didn't think it was that huge of a deal, especially if you are planning to stay at home all day. I personally don't always have a chance to shower first thing. I am a not a morning person and have a hard time getting out of bed some mornings just to get the kids up for school, let alone 15 minutes earlier to take a shower.
What do you do? Do you shower first thing in the morning? Do you think it's gross if someone doesn't shower until 2 in the afternoon?
Normally I shower first thing unless I sleep later, then it depends on the plans for the day. Normally I just shower every other day, except obviously when I'm a little extra dirty. How does the school know if maybe she was doing some deep spring cleaning or painting or something like that all day?
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I shower when I have the opportunity to do so before 4pm (too late and it causes insomnia issues). I try to clean first thing in the morning when my MIL is occupying my daughter so no, it will sometimes be when my daughter is napping and before the bus comes in the afternoon.


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These photos were taken at Pillsbury Crossing on Deep Creek, near Manhattan, Kansas. Deep Creek has a "low water ford" area that was used during the 1800's as a way to cross the creek before there were any bridges. The creek has a natural very flat limestone shelf which is only a few inches deep during normal water flow. It looks as if someone paved the area, but is entirely due to the luck of mother nature. The creek becomes deeper on one side of the road and the other side has an area of collapsed limestone that forms a low falls area. One picture is at ground level and the second is from above. The road that leads into the ford is still used today and can be seen at the top left portion of the ground level photo. While I was there several vehicles including a UPS van utilized the ford.
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On April 10, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Office of Inspector General (OIG) of the Department of Health and Human Services published nearly identical proposed rules in the Federal Register to revise and extend protections for certain arrangements involving the donation of electronic health record (EHR) items and services (Proposed EHR Donation Rules).[1] The Proposed EHR Donation Rules will be open for comments until June 7. Both CMS and OIG note that their proposed rules mirror one another in an effort to "ensure as much consistency as possible between [the] proposed . . . changes, despite the differences in the respective underlying statutes." CMS and OIG also note that they will consider comments submitted to the other agency in creating their respective final rules.
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[1]. Physicians' Referrals to Health Care Entities With Which They Have Financial Relationships: Exception for Certain Electronic Health Records Arrangements, 78 Fed. Reg. 21,308 (Apr. 10, 2013) (to be codified at 42 C.F.R. pt. 411), available here; Electronic Health Records Safe Harbor Under the Anti-Kickback Statute, 78 Fed. Reg. 21,314 (Apr. 10, 2013) (to be codified at 42 C.F.R. pt. 1001), available here.
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The approach we're using is quite similar to what bljones proposes, and we are cruising on it right now. In our case we spent $50K for a sound hull with a layout we liked, and $85 to put in exactly the systems we wanted. That included new sails ($5K), new standing rigging (another $5), new Yanmar ($20), new heater, new refrig, new wiring, new dink and outboard, solar panels. Based on our pensions & savings, we budgeted $2000/month for cruising: $500/month for maintenance, $150/month for boat insurance, $150/month for communications, $400/month for food; in our case that left $700/month for discretionary & unforseen crises. Some months there wasn't much discretion -- motoring every day down the ICW, fuel cost over $400 one month. But since we arrived here, we have spent less than $50 for fuel for the last 2 months. The OPs $300K would last about 6 or 7 years on our budget without working at all, and they could stretch it by cutting back on the "discretionary" so escaping the paradigm is certainly do-able. Hope this helps. -e.
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Off-the-peg fixed-wheel bikes usually come with fairly decent but unexciting square-taper chainsets. This Miche Pista (Track) chainset is a step higher up the ladder - and it certainly looks the part.
It's square taper too, so is an easy upgrade. Miche make a matching Primato bottom bracket (£13.99) and it will fit any other 107mm-width ISO square-taper bottom bracket.
The anodised aluminium chainring is nice and chunky, in part because it's 1/8in wide, and our sub-11 stone testers couldn't detect any flex in the forged aluminium cranks.
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COLUMBIA — Hundreds of seniors roamed around Audrey J. Walton Stadium on Saturday morning as they competed in the track and field portion of the annual Missouri State Senior Games. Volunteers and spectators hid under umbrellas and tents in an attempt to escape the 90-degree heat, while the athletes competed in events such as the shot put, standing long jump, pole vault, discus and many more.
Dan Limbaugh, 68, cleared the bar during the pole vault event on Saturday morning. By mid-afternoon, he was one of only three men competing in the pole vault event. Limbaugh, a St. Louis native, holds age-group pole vault records from 2010, 2012 and 2013.
From left to right, Cassie Althen, 12, Dylan Althen, 13, and Andrew Althen, 10, hid from the sun during a break between events.
"We're getting in the shade; our dad's doing long-jump," Dylan said.
The three drove five hours with their parents from Bryant, Ark., their hometown. Sitting in the shade below Walton Stadium, the siblings made it clear the sun had taken its toll on them.
"It's so hot; this is just like the last one we were at," Andrew said.
"I'm the oldest of all of the throwers; we're all the throwers over here," said 89-year-old Daisy Edwards. At the 2013 senior games, Edwards won three gold medals and set age-group records in discus, javelin and shot put.
Edwards was accompanied by her daughter and coach, Myrle Mensey, who also competes in the games. Last year, the pair took home a total of eight gold medals.
Longtime friends and competitors heckled one another underneath a tent while they waited for their next event, the weight throw, to begin.
Donald Raiche, 76, far left, and Richard Lincoff, 70, far right, teased their friend Larry Rheams, 72. The two bragged about Rheams and boasted about the number of awards and medals he has won over the years.
Rheams holds age-group records in standing long jump, high jump, weight throw, shot put and hammer throw. According to Raiche, he can tell by his wallet that the three have known each other for "seven years, 14 days and 32 hours."
"It's the camaraderie that keeps me coming back, even though I have to put up with them," Rheams said, with a nod toward Raiche and Lincoff.
Rhobenya Nickerson, left, and Ernie Lee took a break from their duties and look on as the discus throwing competition begins. They worked as official implement certification personnel, and their job was to ensure that each competitor's throwing item meets the event's equipment standards.
Nickerson works for MU and said she enjoys her job at the games. "I like meeting other people and just kind of helping out," she said.
Lee is retired from his career and joked that he works at events like these because "They've got nobody else to do this job. I've been trying to retire for years."
A tree's shade offered relief from the sun for 65-year-old athlete Willie Oberman and event staff employee Ken Stokes. Oberman, like many others, swears by the health benefits of training for, and participating in, events like these.
He joked that before he started competing, "I couldn't even do one girl's push-up."
Oberman said the camaraderie and kinship between the athletes is what first attracted him to the senior games, and it is what keeps him competing every year.
"It's not about winning; I don't time or measure anything because I know I'm going to be worse next year," he said.
Despite his professed non-competitive attitude, Oberman has won 65 medals in 76 events over the eight years that he has competed in senior games across the state. This was his first year competing in Columbia.
This year was the eighth consecutive year for the mother-daughter volunteer team of Nancy and Miranda Bradshaw.
Nancy Bradshaw first got involved with the Missouri State Senior Games through her job with Shelter Insurance, but now volunteering with her daughter has become a family tradition. They enjoy the teamwork between both the athletes and the volunteers, and said that they're consistently amazed by the athletic abilities of the seniors.
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Date | 1992 |
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Bert sings "I Gotta Be Clean" in the bathroom, backed by a chorus of animals and Anything Muppets.
The song was covered by the band Guster and released on For the Kids.
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He knew then it was a publication devoted to winning souls to Christ.
"Now that I am a pastor, it is a tool I use in keeping people stirred up for the Lord," Norris, 49, said.
When he was a child, Norris had no idea the Lord would lead him to pastor a church in the same town where the Sword of the Lord newspaper is published. Norris serves at Franklin Road Baptist Church.
Evangelist John R. Rice founded Sword of the Lord Publishers in 1934 in Dallas. The first printing consisted of 5,000 newspapers that were handed out on the Dallas streets. Operations moved to Wheaton, Ill. in 1940 and remained there for 23 years before moving to the current location at 224 Bridge Ave. in Murfreesboro in 1963.
The newspaper is considered by many America's foremost revival newspaper.
"It is a newspaper that is really a clarion call to bring people back to fundamental conservative views," Norris said.
Circulation of the conservative newspaper has dwindled some over the years as political and religious views across the country have changed.
Sword of the Lord President and Editor Shelton Smith said there was a time when pastors and other religious leaders were the "movers and the shakers" in the country and conservative Christian values were at the forefront of society.
"We are having to fight for that now," he said.
Sword of the Lord has received some criticism for its stance on current affairs.
"When we stand up and say abortion should be illegal, then there is going to be people against us," Smith said.
The Sword of the Lord newspaper is printed bi-weekly and has a circulation of 100,000. The company employs 55.
Newspapers are mailed to every state in the nation and to 151 foreign countries.
Religious tracks and pamphlets, books, audio recordings and sheet music are printed at the Sword of the Lord complex. They are sold at the onsite bookstore and through the Internet.
Sword of the Lord receives revenues through the sale of subscriptions and newspaper advertisements, books and other religious materials and donations.
The publishing company recently invested $4.6 million into its print shop to construct a new 11,000-square-foot building and to purchase two state-of-the-art color presses, which enabled the newspaper to be printed in color for the first time.
The key audience for the newspaper is pastors — predominately independent Baptist —and other church leaders.
Each newspaper features sermons from pastors teaching conservative values, lists of upcoming church revivals and a column on current issues and trends and how they relate to Biblical scripture.
"We have an agenda that drives what we do, and we are working out ways to meet that agenda," Smith said. "We are trying to get the gospel out to win people to Christ. We take a strong position for the authority of the Bible."
Norris recommends his membership subscribe to the newspaper. He suspects most of the church's membership does subscribe.
"It is a good piece of literature that helps support what I am trying to do as a pastor," he said.
Norris said the newspaper has created a network of pastors across the nation in all 50 states.
Stances the Sword of the Lord takes on current affairs actually forms a rallying place for pastors of like mind, he said. He has made friends with pastors in all 50 states through the newspaper and its national conference held each July usually in Walkertown, N.C.
Yearly subscriptions to the Sword of the Lord newspaper are $15, but the company provides free subscriptions for missionaries living overseas and other poor communities.
"I work at raising money so we are able to do that," Smith said.
He said it is a mission of Sword of the Lord to do outreach and provide the newspaper where it is needed.
"The paper becomes almost a Bible college education for a lot of these men," Smith said.
Like Norris, Smith is a product of the newspaper. He was sent an anonymous subscription to the newspaper in 1963. The teachings in the newspaper changed his life and ministry.
Smith took over the leadership position in 1995 after 34 years in ministry when the previous editor Curtis Hanson passed away.
He travels most of the year preaching and teaching at churches across the country.
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It takes more than 13 rolls or 7 tons of paper and 200 pounds of ink to print one edition of the Sword of the Lord newspaper.
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Humans the world over, are hungry for more meat, milk and eggs in their diets. Increased demand for these products has prompted explosive growth in livestock production and massive environmental consequences at local, regional and global levels. A new textbook, Animal Manure Recycling: Treatment and Management, draws from Danish expertise and spotlights technologies that are able to put environmental problems to work and ensure the use of animal manure's stinking wealth of resources.
Many people know that a steak's path to the dinner table has undesirable climatic and environmental consequences. Large increases in livestock production have given rise to enormous quantities of animal manure, amounts that present challenges in relation to waste management and environmental protection. A new textbook, written by leading experts from the University of Copenhagen and three other Danish universities, sheds light on environmentally friendly technologies that are able to manage and recycle animal manure both effectively and sustainably.
" If we are to solve the environmental problems and use manure as a resource, it requires robust interdisciplinary collaboration among professionals in the fields of environmental technology, industrial farm animal production and agriculture. They need to understand one another's 'language' to implement these solutions, which work in practice. We hope that the book will contribute to a better integration of know-how and mutual understanding between engineers, agricultural consultants and environmental biologists," explains one of the volume's authors, Professor Lars Stoumann Jensen of the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Science."
The professor adds that, "Denmark is assuming a leadership role in both farming and environmental technology and we therefore want to disseminate this unique know-how and simultaneously contribute to the export of Danish technology."
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With his stripped-down nigiri drawing hordes at sushi newcomer Tanoshi, chef Toshio Oguma turns Gotham on to a more novel concept—a bento box restaurant—in the space next door. Drawing inspiration from daily market offerings, the Morimoto alum sticks to simple preparations, allowing seasonal ingredients like lotus and burdock to shine. Choose from mains (such as chicken teriyaki and shrimp tempura) and sides (like vegetable gyoza, shishito peppers and string beans, and a kabocha-and-mixed greens salad in apple dressing). The chef also makes soba daily, served with a cold dipping sauce in the summer and a hot broth come winter. Like his first restaurant, the space is trim and minimalist: Five wooden two-tops fill the room, accented by a single landscape painting.
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Controlling the influence of SPM in fiber-based chirped-pulse amplification systems by using an actively shaped parabolic spectrum
Optics Express, Vol. 15, Issue 25, pp. 16945-16953 (2007)
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We report on the experimental demonstration of the control of the influence of nonlinearity in fiber-based chirped-pulse amplification (CPA) using active spectral amplitude shaping. By applying a liquid crystal spatial light modulator, the influence of the spectral profile on the recompressed pulse quality is experimentally revealed. The parabolic spectrum is experimentally determined to be very suitable for CPA-systems in which nonlinearity is present. The corresponding nonlinear phase contribution can be efficiently compensated by a conventional grating compressor. In a proof-of-principle experiment using an Yb-doped fiber-CPA-system, control at a B-integral as high as 16 rad is demonstrated. The method allows significant performance improvement of fiber-based chirped-pulse amplification.
© 2007 Optical Society of America
OCIS Codes
(060.2320) Fiber optics and optical communications : Fiber optics amplifiers and oscillators
(060.4370) Fiber optics and optical communications : Nonlinear optics, fibers
(320.5540) Ultrafast optics : Pulse shaping
(320.7090) Ultrafast optics : Ultrafast lasers
ToC Category:
Fiber Optics and Optical Communications
Original Manuscript: October 16, 2007
Revised Manuscript: November 7, 2007
Manuscript Accepted: November 9, 2007
Published: December 4, 2007
Damian N. Schimpf, Jens Limpert, and Andreas Tünnermann, "Controlling the influence of SPM in fiber-based
chirped-pulse amplification systems by using an
actively shaped parabolic spectrum," Opt. Express 15, 16945-16953 (2007)
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52 brightly colored magnetic upper AND lowercase letters in a handy divided wooden case. Ideal for letter recognition, matching and stenciling, children will enjoy a variety of activities with these must - have letters!
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Mfg. Part Number | 448 |
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Item Number | 71058 |
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Leaching (chemistry)
Leaching is the process of extracting minerals from a solid by dissolving them in a liquid, either in nature or through an industrial process. In the chemical processing industry, leaching has a variety of commercial applications, including separation of metal from ore using acid, and sugar from beets using hot water.
Another term for this is lixiviation, or the extraction of a soluble particle from its constituent parts.
In a typical leaching operation, the solid mixture to be separated consists of particles, inert insoluble carrier A and solute B. The solvent, C, is added to the mixture to selectively dissolve B. The overflow from the stage is free of solids and consists of only solvent C and dissolved B. The underflow consists of slurry of liquid of similar composition in the liquid overflow and solid carrier A. In an ideal leaching equilibrium stage, all the solute is dissolved by the solvent; none of the carrier is dissolved. The mass ratio of the solid to liquid in the underflow is dependent on the type of equipment used and properties of the two phases.
Leaching is the process by which inorganic, organic contaminants or radionuclides are released from the solid phase into the water phase under the influence of mineral dissolution, desorption, complexation processes as affected by pH, redox, dissolved organic matter and (micro)biological activity. The process itself is universal, as any material exposed to contact with water will leach components from its surface or its interior depending on the porosity of the material considered.
One such reaction is:
- Ag2S + NaCN → Na[Ag(CN)2] + Na2S
Leaching processes for biological substances[edit]
Many biological organic and inorganic substances occur in a mixture of different components in a solid. In order to separate the desired solute constituent or remove an undesirable solute component from the solid phase, the solid is brought into contact with a liquid. The solid and liquid are in contact and the solute or solutes can diffuse from the solid into the solvent, resulting in separation of the components originally in the solid. This separation process is called liquid-solid leaching or simply leaching. Because in leaching the solute is being extracted from the solid this is also called extraction. In leaching, when an undesirable component is removed from a solid with water, the process is called washing.[1]
In the biological and food processing industries, many products are separated from their original natural structure by liquid-solid leaching. An important process for example is the leaching of sugar from sugar beets with hot water. In the production of vegetable oils, organic solvents such as hexane, acetone, and/or ether are used to extract oil from nuts, beans and seeds.
In the pharmaceutical industry, many different pharmaceutical products are obtained by leaching plant roots, leaves, and stems.[1]
Leaching processes for inorganic and organic materials[edit]
Leaching is extensively used in metal processing industries. The useful metal may occur in mixtures with very large amounts of undesirable constituents, and leaching is used to remove the metals as soluble salts.[1] The use of acids is prevalent in the metal processing industry, Sulphates are normally used to remove metals from the solid phase, these produce harmful environmental byproducts such as sulphates.
Shrinking-core model[edit]
As mentioned above when leaching a solid with a liquid the desired solid goes to the liquid phase while undesired solid remains. The removal of the solid as the liquid dissolves into the particle leads to a diameter of unleached core that shrinks with time. A mathematical model can be used for this process, derived using Fick's law of diffusion taking pore diffusion as rate limiting step:[2]
Environmentally friendly leaching[edit]
Some recent work has been done to see if organic acids can be used to leach lithium and cobalt from spent batteries with some success. Experiments performed with varying temperatures and concentrations of malic acid show that the optimal conditions are 2.0 m/L of organic acid at a temperature of 90 °C.[3] The reaction had an overall efficiency exceeding 90% with no harmful byproducts.
- 4 LiCoO2(solid) + 12 C4H6O5(liquid) → 4 LiC4H5O5(liquid) + 4 Co(C4H6O5)2(liquid) + 6 H2O(liquid) + O2(gas)
The same analysis with citric acid showed similar results with an optimal temperature and concentration of 90 °C and 1.5 molar solution of citric acid.[4]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c Geankoplis, Christie (2004). Transport Process and Separation Principles. NJ: Pretence Hall. pp. 802–817. ISBN 978-0-13-101367-4.
- ^ Seader and Henley, J.D. and Ernest J. (2001). Separation Process Principles. U.K: John Wiley & Sons inc. pp. 639–641. ISBN 978-0-471-46480-8.
- ^ Li, Li; Jing Ge; Renjie Chen; Feng Wu; Shi Chen; Xiaoxiao Zhang (March 16, 2010). "Environmental friendly leaching reagent for cobalt and lithium recovery". International Journal of Integrated Waste Management, Science and Technology. Waste Management 30 (12): 2615–2621. doi:10.1016/j.wasman.2010.08.008. Retrieved Nov 2011.
- ^ Li, Li; Jing Ge; Feng Wu; Renjie Chen; Shi Chen; Borong Wu (2010-04-15). "Recovery of cobalt and lithium from spent lithium ion batteries using organic citric acid as leachant". Journal of Hazardous Materials 176 (1-3): 288–293. doi:10.1016/j.jhazmat.2009.11.026. Retrieved Nov 2011.


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Michael learns that a woman he once romanced under Division orders, Cassandra, is in danger. Feeling guilty for how things ended, Michael wants to help Cassandra. Nikita, however, suspects that there might be more motivating Michael than his guilty conscience. Amanda manipulates Alex into helping Division on a mission, but Sean gets caught in Amanda's web of lies and starts to wonder about Division's true motives.
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Michael: I'd started to forget what it's like...having a family.
Nikita: You have a family, right here.(Michael and Nikita kiss)
Birkhoff: (over their earphones) You guys really have to learn to turn off your coms. And if this week's episode of General Hospital is over, you might be interested to know: the party has started.
Nikita: You know, I had an instructor at Division who said that an emotionally compromised agent is more dangerous than a jammed gun. Check your feelings, or check out, he said.
Michael: Sounds like a real jerk to me.
Nikita: Yeah, he was. Too bad I fell in love with him.
Amanda: Every Division operative knows the risks. Deniable assets--that is who we are.
Sean: Well, that's not who I am. I'm going after her. I expect full operational support. If you've got a problem with that, you call Oversight. You never leave a man behind!
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i currently have some bluetooth speakers working with a pair of wired speakers. the problem is the bluetooth speakers are always behide the wired speakers. i am using a macbook pro and the audio midi setup to use both sets of speaker to work at once. i was just wondering if anyone knows i way i can delay the wired speakers so that the music comes out of all of them at the same time? thanks Last edited by tully001; Nov 27, 2012 at 06:14 AM. |
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Dec 15, 2012, 07:11 PM | #2 |
Hi. I can maybe give you a tip here. Confine your use to one set of speakers. My experience has been relative to using my TV speakers in conjunction with a BOSE sound system. There's no way around the fact of differences in processing speeds. If you try to use two systems the effect is like being in an echo chamber. This is a phenomenon that is pretty universal in audio signal processing. Synching two separate systems that are not being driven by a synchronizing engine of some sort may be possible, but not on my budget.
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Can anyone post the apk files of LFC match and news centre and LFC league tracker app? Your help will be appreciated.
Hi razayunus, and welcome to AF I don't know about the league tracker, but for the first do you mean this one? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.liverpoolfc.
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Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration (DARPA) and Australia's National Information and Communication Technology Agency (NICTA) have released the code for the ultra-secure embedded microkernel operating system that is used with flying drone devices. The seL4 (Secure L4) system is based on the L4 microkernel. The kernel is available for download at the seL4 system website.
L4 is a microkernel system used in mobile devices throughout the world. A microkernel design implements a modular architecture, minimizing the size of the kernel itself and maximizing the number of services that are able to run in userspace. The modular design and minimal use of code in kernel space means microkernel systems are (at least theoretically) more stable and more secure. Famous microkernels include Minix (which influenced the early development of Linux) and GNU Herd. The L3 and L4 systems were originally developed by German computer scientist Jochen Liedtke, who wanted to build a microkernel that was free of the performance issues associated with previous attempts. Researchers at NICTA joined with DARPA and aviation industry experts to develop seL4 from the L4 microkernel.
The seL4 system came from the need to create a microkernel that could be used in aerial drones and would be completely and verifiably free from the possibility of attack. The code for the kernel has undergone formal verification, a mathematical proof that the algorithms used in the system will perform as specified and won't be subject to intrusion.
Now that the highly stable and secure seL4 is in open source, other vendors will probably start to consider it for other mission critical embedded systems, such as medical implants and navigation devices.
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AMD Posts Code for Linux GPU Driver
New release marks the arrival of AMD's unified driver strategy.
30 Percent of New Server Equipment Goes to Cloud Infrastructure
A new study by IDC charts big changes in the big hardware market.
Windows Might Go Open Source
Azure CTO says Redmond has already considered the unthinkable.
Linux Mint Will Stay with Ubuntu
Lead developer quells rumors that the Debian version is slated for center stage.
Microsoft Frees Code for .NET Build Engine
MSBuild is now just another GitHub project as Redmond continues its path to the light.
Researchers Demonstrate Hack by Heat
Malware could pass data and commands between disconnected computers without leaving a trace on the network.
Kernel Developers Adopt Code of Conflict
New rules emphasize collegiality in coding.
Ubuntu Switches to systemd
Upstart lands in the dust bin as a new era begins for Linux.
Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
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Now in its 21st year the Canadian Big Band Celebration committee will be teaming up again this year, with community art and culture groups, to help celebrate the wonderful dance and dance pavilion heritage we share along the Lake Huron shoreline 1930-1980.
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