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EverQuest II is Sony Online Entertainment's second stand alone game that is set in the EverQuest universe. It is not a direct sequel, as the game takes place in a parallel universe rather than after the events of the original EverQuest. The game was originally released back in 2004, but was eventually re-released in July 2010 as a free to play game with a cash shop. The game has incredible graphics and audio and is a vast improvement over its predecessor. Since the game's release, EverQuest II enjoyed 5+ major expansion packs and many smaller content updates. If you were a fan of the original EverQuest, or just looking for a new game to try, EverQuest II won't disappoint, especially since it's a free to play game now. The free to play restrictions have been mostly lifted now, leaving the game's content vastly open for players to explore.
- Status: Released
- Release Date: Nov 08, 2004
- Business Model: Free to Play
- Developer: Daybreak Games
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- Category: Stand-alone
- Genre(s): 3D, MMO, Adventure, RPG, Fantasy
- Platforms: PC
Editor's Score: 4/5
- Pros:
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- +Large game world.
- +Solid interface.
- -Some annoying free to play restrictions.
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Thursday, October 8, 2015
Il Sepolcro Dei Re (aka Cleopatra's Daughter) (1960)
The daughter (Debra Paget) of Cleopatra is forced into a loveless marriage with a neurotic and unstable Pharaoh (Corrado Pani). When he is murdered, he declares his wife the murderess and decrees that she be buried with him alive. But her lover, the court physician (Ettore Manni), has a plan. First off, I saw this via a wretched pan and scan public domain transfer which appears to have been edited but even taking that into account, I doubt it would be much improved even if I saw it under better circumstances. It's a typical sword and sandal potboiler and in spite of using Cleopatra's daughter (the only one of her four children to survive to adulthood) as the central character, there isn't a shred of historical accuracy in the narrative. The production values and the costumes are good, Paget is fetching but the story line is often difficult to follow. But I've a soft spot for corn like this so I was modestly (very modestly) entertained. Directed by Fernando Cerchio with an underscore by Giovanni Fusco (L'AVVENTURA). With Robert Alda, Erno Crisa and Yvette Lebon.
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Feher Isten (aka White God) (2014)
When her mother has to go to Australia on business, a 13 year old girl (Zsofia Psotta) is sent to stay with her estranged father (Sandor Zsofer). She brings her dog (played by two dogs, Bodie and Luke) with her. But the father dislikes dogs and when he refuses to pay the fine imposed by the government for "mongrel" dogs, he abandons the dog by the side of the road. Thus a girl's pet is found, abused and turned into a killer. The film is an allegory about the "misfits" or "unwanted" in society. For the first 90 minutes of the film, it's very realistic and animal lovers will have a difficult time with scenes of (simulated) graphic animal cruelty and abuse. The last 30 minutes leaves realism behind as it becomes almost a horror movie with the dogs getting their revenge on mankind for decades of abuse and neglect. The director Kornel Mundruczo paints himself into a corner until he has nowhere to go so he just ends the movie. That being said, the final shot (Marcell Rev did the superb cinematography) is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen in a film. Still, one can't help wonder what the film's point is. Why are we subjected to 90 minutes of animal brutality only to reach an ending that is without a catharsis or an inkling of what lies ahead?
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Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Dracula's Daughter (1936)
After the death her father, Count Dracula's daughter (Gloria Holden) hopes that his death has released her from the curse of vampirism. But she finds that it hasn't and she still craves the blood of humans. So she contacts a psychiatrist (Otto Kruger) in the longing that he can "cure" her. The first of Universal's several Dracula sequels, the movie has garnered a cult following for several reasons, one of which is the lesbian undertones of the film (it was featured in THE CELLULOID CLOSET). But as horror cinema, it's rather anemic and sluggishly paced. Directed by Lambert Hillyer, the movie is rich in atmosphere and Holden in the title role bring an interesting angst to her character. But we're stuck with the dull as dishwater Kruger for a leading man and it doesn't help that the psychiatrist he plays is fairly incompetent. The highlight of the film is the seduction of Nan Grey (in the film's most natural performance) by Holden which conjures a genuine sense of fear. With Marguerite Churchill, Irving Pichel, Hedda Hopper, Edward Van Sloan and Eily Malyon.
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Beat The Devil (1953)
An American (Humphrey Bogart) down on his luck has fallen in with a motley gang of swindlers headed by an Englishman (Robert Morley) who plan to acquire land in East Africa that is rich in uranium deposits. While they wait in an Italian port for their ship to leave, a pompous Brit (Edward Underdown) and his pathological liar of a wife (Jennifer Jones) enter the picture and put their plan at risk. Marginally based on the novel by James Helvick, apparently the film's script (credited to Truman Capote and director John Huston) was written as it was being filmed with the cast getting the pages daily. There are those who consider the film an unholy mess but there are others (like me) who consider it an understated droll and witty comedy. It's like the Crosby and Hope ROAD movies only at a slightly more sophisticated level. Bogart seems slightly exasperated and befuddled through out as if he wasn't quite sure where all this was heading but the rest of the cast seem to get the joke. Especially Jennifer Jones who walks off with the movie (based on this and CLUNY BROWN, she should have concentrated on comedies). With Gina Lollobrigida, Peter Lorre, Bernard Lee, Manuel Serano and Ivor Barnard.
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Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Tulsa (1949)
Set in the 1920s, after the death of her cattle rancher father (Harry Shannon), a young woman (Susan Hayward) vows revenge on the wealthy oil baron (Lloyd Gough) whose oil wells were responsible for her father's death. Instead, she finds herself bitten by the oil bug and revenge is forgotten as she becomes obsessed with oil profits and uses inherited drilling rights to make her known as The Oil Queen of Tulsa. While it's amusing to see Hayward as a greedy oil baroness who'll stop at nothing including betrayal as she climbs to the top of the oil hierarchy, this potboiler is really no more entertaining than an average episode of DYNASTY (which also dealt with oil) except that Hayward doesn't have Joan Collins' fabulous wardrobe. There is one thrilling oil wells on fire sequence that's pretty spectacular (the film received an Oscar nomination for special effects). Directed by Stuart Heisler. With Robert Preston, Pedro Armendariz, Chill Wills (whose contrived folksiness wears out very quickly), Lola Albright and Ed Begley.
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Monday, October 5, 2015
The Best House In London (1969)
In Victorian London, prostitutes throng the streets blocking tradesmen's shops. What to do? The Home Secretary (John Bird) has the idea of opening a secretly funded government brothel to take them off the streets. But a young feminist (Joanna Pettet, THE GROUP) from a prestigious family makes it her mission to take the fallen women off the streets and teach them respectable professions. Directed by Philip Saville, this late 60s sex romp was originally rated X (since changed to NC-17) and one can see why. While tame by contemporary standards, the movie's sense of humor doesn't play well in today's PC climate. We're more sensitive to the problem of international sex trade and young girls being exploited against their will. In the film, mothers sell off their virgin daughters to become prostitutes. Let me remind you this is a comedy! There's also a scene with a little girl singing about a certain part of her body that would never get the okay today. I won't even go into the rape jokes. But it's biggest problem is that the laughs just aren't there. I think I grinned once when a not too bright wench quips "He had carnival knowledge of me!". The actors are game including David Hemmings playing a dual role as both hero and villain. With George Sanders, Dany Robin, John Cleese, Martita Hunt, Maurice Denham, Tessie O'Shea, Marianne Stone and Warren Mitchell.
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Countess Dracula (1971)
In 17th century Hungary, an aging Countess (Ingrid Pitt) discovers that bathing in the blood of young virgins will restore her youth. She passes herself as her own daughter while she has her real daughter (Lesley Anne Down) locked up. Hammer films began sexing up their horror films in the early 1970s and this movie, along with THE VAMPIRE LOVERS, are representative of that change. Based on the legend of Elizabeth Bathory (an early serial killer), the movie could have used more visceral chills. Most of the killings are done off camera and there's never a real sense of horror. In fact, outside of some bare breasts, it's really quite tame. In the title role, Pitt is appropriately lusty but the acting honors belong to Nigel Green as her sometime lover. He has a sadistic streak and if anyone is to be feared, it's him. The ending is surprisingly abrupt and we're left hanging as to what happens to Down. Fans of the Hammer horrors should be pleased though. Directed by Peter Sasdy. With Sandor Eles, Patience Collier and Maurice Denham.
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Sunday, October 4, 2015
Mata Hari, Agent H21 (1964)
During WWI, an exotic dancer by the name of Mata Hari (Jeanne Moreau) works as a German spy while living in France. When she falls in love with a young soldier (Jean Louis Trintignant), who is one of her victims, she has second thoughts about her profession. But her superiors won't let her resign. Many films have been made about the legendary Dutch dancer executed by a firing squad for spying for Germany during WWI, most notably the 1931 film starring Greta Garbo. The name itself has become a synonym for a femme fatale using her powers of seduction to extract information. Unfortunately, as directed by Jean Louis Richard (who was Moreau's ex-husband) who also wrote the screenplay along with Francois Truffaut, this version is rather peaked. Moreau is one of the world's greatest actresses yet she is unable to breath much life into the routine script. Even the brief snippet we see of her "dancing" is disappointing, a dancer Moreau is not. She remains, of course, an indelible screen presence. When you see Moreau and Trintignant gamboling in the fields to Georges Delerue's delicate underscore you realize the film is routine and isn't going to get any better. With Jean Pierre Leaud, Claude Rich, Albert Remy, Marie Dubois and Nicole Desailly.
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The Martian (2015)
When a fierce and deadly storm occurs during an expedition on Mars, a crew member (Matt Damon) is hit by debris and sent flying. After an attempt to locate him proves futile, he is assumed dead and the mission's commander (Jessica Chastain) makes a decision to abort the mission and head for Earth. But he, in fact, survives. Based on the novel by Andy Weir, an alternate title for this could have been ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS if that title hadn't already been taken. I don't know how scientifically accurate the film is but it's a grand piece of entertainment. Frankly I'd lost interest in the output of director Ridley Scott after years of crap like GLADIATOR and PROMETHEUS but this may be his best film since THELMA AND LOUISE some 24 years ago (though to be honest I've skipped a lot of his stuff since then). Matt Damon does an excellent job, it's not easy acting in a vacuum and he spends the majority of the film by himself. The film lacks the grace and beauty of the best science fiction films like 2001 or even FORBIDDEN PLANET. But knowing Scott's filmography, I doubt that was uppermost in his mind. There's an excellent supporting ensemble, most of whom are overqualified for stuff like this. Among them Chiwetel Ejiofor, Kristen Wiig, Jeff Daniels, Sean Bean and Kate Mara. With Michael Pena, Sebastian Stan, Donald Glover and Mackenzie Davis.
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Saturday, October 3, 2015
The Weapon (1956)
In one of the bombed out buildings left over from WWII in London, a young boy (Jon Whiteley, MOONFLEET) finds a gun and accidentally shoots another boy. As he goes on the run out of fear, his anxious mother (Lizabeth Scott) tries to find him. But the gun was used in a murder ten years earlier to kill a U.S. soldier, so two other people want to find the boy too. An American Army Captain (Steve Cochran) ... and the killer (George Cole). Directed by Val Guest (THE QUATERMASS XPERIMENT), the premise of the film is intriguing enough to carry the film over some very rough spots. Shot in striking B&W, the cinematographer Reginald H. Wyer gives the movie the atmospheric feel of a film noir. I was most taken how the film's two lead actresses were effectively cast against type. Scott usually plays the femme fatale in noir films but here she's a warm and loving mother (I think it's the only film where she played a mother) and in the film's best performance, the affable French beauty Nicole Maurey plays a hard bitten and bruised prostitute. Not all it could have been but an industrious if minor thriller. With Herbert Marshall and Laurence Naismith.
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"Kagemusha" is a samurai drama by the director who most successfully introduced the genre to the West (with such classics as "The Seven Samurai" and "Yojimbo"), and who, at the age of seventy, made an epic that dares to wonder what meaning the samurai code -- or any human code -- really has in the life of an individual man. His film is basically the story of one such man, a common thief who, because of his astonishing resemblance to the warlord Shingen, is chosen as Shingen's double.
When Shingen is mortally wounded in battle, the great Takeda clan secretly replaces him with the double -- so their enemies will not learn that Shingen is dead. Thus begins a period of three years during which the kagemusha is treated by everyone, even his son and his mistresses, as if he were the real Shingen. Only his closest advisers know the truth.
But he is not Lord Shingen. And so every scene is undercut with irony. It is important that both friends and enemies believe Shin-gen is alive; his appearance, or shadow, creates both the respect of his clan and the caution of his enemies. If he is unmasked, he is useless; as Shingen's double, he can send hundreds of men to be killed, and his own guards will willingly sacrifice their lives for him. But as himself, he is worthless, and when he is unmasked, he's banished into the wilderness.
What is Kurosawa saying here? I suspect the answer can be found in a contrast between two kinds of scenes. His film contains epic battle scenes of astonishing beauty and scope. And then there are the intimate scenes in the throne room, the bedroom, the castles, and battlefield camps. The great battle scenes glorify the samurai system. Armies of thousands of men throw themselves heedlessly at death, for the sake of pride. But the intimate scenes undermine that glorious tradition; as everyone holds their breath, Shingen's double is tested in meetings with his son, his mistresses, and his horse. They know him best of all. If they are not fooled, all of the panoply and battlefield courage is meaningless, because the Takeda clan has lost the leader who is their figurehead; the illusion that he exists creates the clan's reality.
Kurosawa made this film after a decade of personal travail. Although he is often considered the greatest living Japanese director, he was unable to find financial backing in Japan when he first tried to make "Kagemusha." He made a smaller film, "Dodes'ka-den," which was not successful. He tried to commit suicide, but failed. He was backed by the Russians and went to Siberia to make the beautiful "Dersu Uzala" (1976), about a man of the wilderness. But "Kagemusha" remained his obsession, and he was finally able to make it only when Hollywood directors Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas helped him find U.S. financing.
The film he finally made is simple, bold, and colorful on the surface, but very thoughtful. Kurosawa seems to be saying that great human endeavors (in this case, samurai wars) depend entirely on large numbers of men sharing the same fantasies or beliefs. It is entirely unimportant, he seems to be suggesting, whether or not the beliefs are based on reality -- all that matters is that men accept them. But when a belief is shattered, the result is confusion, destruction, and death. At the end of Kagemusha, for example, the son of the real Lord Shingen orders his troops into a suicidal charge, and their deaths are not only unnecessary but meaningless, because they are not on behalf of the sacred person of the warlord.
There are great images in this film: Of a breathless courier clattering down countless steps, of men passing in front of a blood-red sunset, of a dying horse on a battlefield. But Kurosawa's last image -- of the dying kagemusha floating in the sea, swept by tidal currents past the fallen standard of the Takeda clan -- summarizes everything: ideas and men are carried along heedlessly by the currents of time, and historical meaning seems to emerge when both happen to be swept in the same way at the same time.
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I thought oujia boards "worked" by being a complete hoax where someone's moving the cursor. My brother and I used to try to push it at the same time.
Not if you ask anyone who calls himself a "Facilitated Communicator," one of the great scams of our time. They use Ouija Boards to "discover" that autistic children are actually eloquent, literate, and excellent spellers–as long as one of the FC clowns is there with their hand on the kid's hand. Nova brought several of these phonies into a lab, and PROVED with childishly simple double-blind tests that there is ZERO credibility to this con. But they closed with a quote that explains why it persists anyway: an emotional mother insisting, "I KNOW Facilitated Communication works: my child said, 'I love you, Mommy'!" Who can argue with logic like that?
I love the fact that the first model was literally a novelty golf-ball finder. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/british-businessman-sold-golf-ball-1750300
Pretty sure that's a British company, not American. ATSC UK.
Dowsing's been proven statistically effective time and time again. If certain animals are able to detect the presence of water and metals underground then there is no reason to assume humans couldn't have at least some ability in that regard, whatever the actual mechanism might be. Probably something to do with the ability to sense magnetic fields (well documented in animals) which would explain why it doesn't work for materials which aren't highly conductive. It seems that dowsing functions as a kind of bypass into instinctive, subconscious ability that is normally suppressed by conscious thought… which is a principle behind Ouija board and divinatory techniques in general.
That being said, what this contractor did is incredibly irresponsible and is totally fraudulent, but not because of the obvious reason… This "hi-tech" dowsing rod is just a tool whose effectiveness is entirely dependent on the abilities of the person using it. And even in the best of cases it is not something even the most proficient dowser would bet his or her life on. It's like selling people violins and telling them that owning one automatically bestows the ability to play like a professional symphony musician. On the other hand, this does not make violins themselves fraudulent and fake.
To put it as politely as possible, that turns out not to be the case. Try reading wikipedia, which likes checkable facts:
"A 1948 study tested 58 dowsers' ability to detect water. None of them was more reliable than chance.[16] A 1979 review examined many controlled studies of dowsing for water, and found that none of them showed better than chance results.[5]
More recently a study[17] was undertaken in Kassel, Germany, under the direction of the Gesellschaft zur Wissenschaftlichen Untersuchung von Parawissenschaften (GWUP) [Society for the Scientific Investigation of the Parasciences]. The three-day test of some 30 dowsers involved plastic pipes through which water flow could be controlled and directed. The pipes were buried 50 centimeters under a level field, the position of each marked on the surface with a colored strip. The dowsers had to tell whether water was running through each pipe. All the dowsers signed a statement agreeing this was a fair test of their abilities and that they expected a 100 percent success rate. However, the results were no better than chance."
Wishing doesn't make things so. In 1974, I hired a dowser to help me decide where to dig my well. That little gesture toward open-mindedness cost me many hundreds of dollars, when the guy widely agreed to be the best dowser in Nova Scotia turned out to be a fraud. I should have tried to find even a single satisfied customer, first.
This story adds unnecessary complexity and nuance to blatant fraud. There is no ideomotor effect unless you it with a ouija board. It's sham electronics. There is no sense in which anyone, including the seller, would expect it to work, no matter what their view of the paranormal or unconscious influences. It's a simple story of a fraudster committing fraud and hundreds or thousands of innocent people dying as a result, not from eccentric beliefs or bad science, but by premeditation, driven by greed and lack of empathy. The BBC covered the case and this is the first anyone has mentioned illusions or ideomotor effects.
Am I the only one who read this paragraph and thought the most interesting question was what the word "you" is being used to refer to?
I think it's fairly clear he was referring to the credulous idiot he was correcting.
I just meant I'm not sure what I think about the idea of "me" not including my own body, emotions, and expectations. Which part of my mind am I, exactly? I'm not disagreeing by any means, I just think it's a good question.
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Adsorption of Dyes from Aqueous Solutions on Activated Charcoal
ABSTRACT Adsorption of industrially important dyes namely bromophenol blue, alizarine red-S, methyl blue, methylene blue, eriochrome black-T, malachite green, phenol red and methyl violet from aqueous media on activated charcoal has been investigated. The effect of shaking time, pH and temperature on the adsorption behaviour of these dyes has been studied. It was noted that adsorption of all the dyes on activated charcoal decreases with an increase in the pH and the temperature. The adsorption isotherms at different temperatures were found to be of L-type. Adsorption data was fitted to Freundlich, BET and Langmuir isotherms and various adsorption parameters have been calculated. The thermodynamic parameters such as DeltaG, DeltaH and DeltaS were calculated from the slopes and intercepts of the linear variation of lnK against 1/T, where K is the adsorption coefficient obtained from Langmuir equation, was used. The calculated values for the heat of adsorption and the free energy indicate that adsorption of dyes is favored at low temperatures and the dyes are chemisorbed on activated charcoal.
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ABSTRACT: Water plays a vital and essential role in our ecosystem. This natural resource is becoming scarce, making its availability a major social and economic concern. Use of a large variety of synthetic dyes in textile industries has raised an hazardous environmental alert. About 17 - 20% of freshwater pollution is caused by textile effluents. These effluents are recalcitrant to biodegradation and cause acute toxicity to the receiving water bodies, as these comprised of various types of toxic dyes, which are difficult to remove. Decolorisation of textile wastewater is therefore important before releasing it into the nearby local waterways. It therefore becomes essential to degrade the toxic chemicals of textile wastewater, so as to avoid the hazardous environmental effects. Several treatment methods have been employed to embark upon the problem of dye removal but degradation becomes further more difficult for effluents containing dye matrix. The review study has been an attempt to present the different diversified attempts used for decolorisation of a mixture of dyes.Global Journal of Environmental Science and Management 01/2015; 1(1):71-94.
- "The authors note that correlation coefficients are highest for Ho's pseudo-second-order equation, which suggests that this model is best suited to predicting the kinetics of the MB adsorption onto MKP cokes. Assuming there is an exchange of electrons between MB molecules and adsorbent through covalent forces, the adsorption process can be described as chemisorption (Iqbal and Ashiq, 2006; Vadivelan and Kumar, 2005), although the thermodynamic studies strongly suggest that the adsorption process is physisorption. "
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ABSTRACT: Effect of the initial dye concentration, contact time, pH, adsorbent quantity, and temperature on the adsorption of the cokes was investigated for methylene blue adsorption of the cokes obtained from pyrolysis of Mustafa Kemal Pasa lignite. The maximum amount of dye adsorbed was 270 mg/g. Equilibrium of the adsorption was examined by Langmuir and Freundlich isotherms. The pseudo-first-order, pseudo-second-order, and intra-particle diffusion models described the adsorption kinetics. The adsorption equilibrium was well described by Langmuir and Freundlich isotherms. The adsorption kinetics fit well to the Ho's pseudo-second-order model. The cokes are highly favorable adsorbents for the removal of methylene blue from aqueous media.Energy Sources Part A Recovery Utilization and Environmental Effects 10/2014; 36(19). DOI:10.1080/15567036.2011.565302 · 0.39 Impact Factor
- "The cost effectiveness , availability and adsorptive properties are the main criteria in selection of an adsorbent to remove organic compounds from wastewaters (Demirbas et al., 2008; Ghaedi et al., 2012), also application of adsorption procedure especially based on non-toxic and green adsorbent with high surface area and reactive surface atom is a great demand (Chiou and Chuang, 2006). Activated carbon, a widely used adsorbent in industrial processes, is composed of a microporous, homogenous structure with high surface area and shows radiation stability (Iqbal and Ashiq, 2007). The process for producing high-efficiency activated carbon is not completely investigated in developing countries. "
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ABSTRACT: The preparation of activated carbon from coconut husk with H2SO4 activation (CSAC) and its ability to remove textile dyes (Maxilon blue GRL, and Direct yellow DY 12), from aqueous solutions were reported in this study. The adsorbent was characterized with Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometer FT-IR, and scanning electron microscope SEM. Various physiochemical parameters such as, contact time, initial dye concentration, adsorbent dosage, particle size, pH of dye solution and temperature were investigated in a batch-adsorption technique. Result showed that the adsorption of both GRL and DY 12 dyes were favorable at acidic pH. The adsorption uptake was found to increase with increase in initial dye concentration, and contact time but decreases with the amount of adsorbent, particle size, and temperature of the system. The Chemisorption, intra-particle diffuse, pseudo-first-order and pseudo-second-order kinetic models were applied to test the experimental data. The pseudo-second order exhibited the best fit for the kinetic studies, which indicates that adsorption of (GRL, and DY12) is limited by chemisorption process. The equilibrium data was evaluated using Langmuir, Freundlich, Temkin and Fritz-Schluender isotherms. The Fritz - Schluender model best describes the uptake of (GRL and DY 12) dye, which implies that the adsorption of textiles dyes in this study onto coconut husk activated carbon is heterogeneous with multi-layers. Thermodynamic parameters such as Gibbs free energy, enthalpy and entropy were determined. It was found that (GRL and DY 12) dye adsorption was spontaneous and endothermic.Arabian Journal of Chemistry 02/2014; DOI:10.1016/j.arabjc.2014.01.020 · 3.73 Impact Factor


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"Lovely villa and beautiful views"
Our second visit to Casa Patrizia and just as magical as the first time. Lovely villa, great views over the Tuscan hills and relaxing pool. Can't wait to go back… More
Thank you for your review on this popular house which as you will know gets many repeat bookings!
7 Oct 2014
"A superb Holiday Villa owned by a friendly,helpful man with a lovely family"
We have stayed twice before,and have booked again for next year.Marco,the owner,and Patrizia,his wife,are the nicest couple,always willing to help in any matter.The sheets are all changed once a week,… More
3 Oct 2014
"Bliss in Barga"
We enjoyed a wonderful week staying at Casa patrizia, it's situated right on the edge of town an easy walk in the evenings to both the old and new town. Plenty going on and good activities in the are… More
Holiday villa with swimming pool in Barga
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Key info: Nearest beach 65 km; Swimming pool; Great for children of all ages ;
24 Sep 2014
We rented the Villa Alva in Barga for a week's family holiday for ages ranging from 2 to 80. The Villa, setting and Barga far exceeded our expectations. It is furnished, equipped and maintained to a… More
26 Aug 2015
"A character property set in the beautiful Tuscany village of Barga"
We rented the villa in July of 2015 for a family holiday. In truth we did not know what to expect but without question Barga and the surrounding area is simply beautiful. The information pack suppl… More
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5 Jul 2015
"Casa Roc"
Casa Roc, Albiano One of the most striking things about this lovely villa is its idyllic location, on the edge of a hillside village with every window overlooking the garden, the valley and the anc… More
Thank you for your review. We also think this is a very special place! We are really glad you had a good time and hope to welcome you again! Lorraine
Holiday villa with swimming pool in Albiano
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Key info: Nearest beach 57 km; Swimming pool; Great for children of all ages ;
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"Peace and quiet in the Tuscan hills"
We have just spent ten relaxing days in this excellent property. The house is basic, but has all the required facilities for a holiday. The pool is of constant depth, 1.5m all round, which means divi… More
Thank you for your review. We are very sorry that the internet was not working and this has now been resolved, with a lovely fast line. There will also be a washing machine for 2016. I am sorry that I missed there wasn't one for this year! We are glad you loved your holiday and the area. Thank you again.


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Tasteful rooms and suites at the La Quinta Inn & Suites pair hunter green drapes, carpet and bedskirts with leafy scroll-patterned bedding. Wood headboards and work desks further the traditional style. Standard amenities cover cable TV, free Wi-Fi and free local calls. Some rooms have a microwave and refrigerator.
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The Hotel up to standards when it comes to service. I found my stay to be very comfortable. It would have been nice to have a shuttle from the airport as an amenity comfort. Other wise everything was fine. Some of the areas in the Hotel could have
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This is a tufted rhizomes perennial, occurring in clamp ditches or grazed grassland. It thrives in moist, light shade, but will adapt to a wide range of conditions and it can also grow in heavy clay soil. The flowers are attached to branches rather than to the main axis of inflorescence and there are no hairs on the surface of the leaf sheath. A very beautiful grass that has a long flowering season starting in Spring and continuing right through till the end of summer.
This is a dwarf perennial plant which forms a dense 'lawn' with abundant, long lasting, vygie-like flowers. The flowers are the most brilliant aspect of the plant, with a great quantity of vermillion, magenta or pink flowers that often cover the entire site. It thrives in full sun. They are water wise, drought resistant and undemanding. They will happily grow in poor soil. Mass plant for effect. They will also be good in pots as it trails over the edge.
A very striking plant that makes a great feature plant. It has long cylindrical leaves that end in a sharp point and they grow to about 1 to 2 meters tall. Their flowers are the same as the Strelitzia reginea and they open in spring and summer. They are very slow growing and take about 4 years to flower. Plant in the sun to get better flowering. Their growth rate can be increased with fertilizing in spring and winter. They occur naturally in the Eastern Cape so they are drought resistant and will cope with light frost. The sunbirds and sugarbirds are attracted to the nectar and the seeds are eaten by birds, mice and squirrels. Their status is listed as vulnerable because of unscrupulous collectors, alien invader encroachment and quarries. They are long lasting in a vase.
This Crassula is sometimes called Crassula erosa. It is found in Gauteng, Free State and the Eastern Cape. It is drought tolerant and will cope with a light frost. it spreads by making runners so is ideal for a hanging basket. The leaves are bright green with orange tips but in the cold weather or in the full sun the whole plant turns dark orange to red. If it is planted in the shade it stays lime green. It has tiny white flowers in summer.
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This is a tough, low-growing groundcover, with funnel-shaped, purple flowers opening in the warmer months. It thrives in sun or shade and forms a good groundcover in difficult areas. It is quite drought tolerant and it should be trimmed back in late winter to keep it neat. A decoction of the leaves is given for weakness and the leaves are also used for ear complaints.
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Pavonia praemorsa is an easy to grow perennial shrub which provides a splash of color almost all year round. The dark green leaves are shiny and leathery with shallow teeth on the edges. The stems are sometimes reddish. A rounded shrub that seldom grows to more than a meter tall. The flowers open on sunny days for just a few hours before closing and turn red before dropping off. An excellent plant for a border, hedge and screen. It is suitable for smaller gardens. It also attract bees, butterflies and other insects and these will attract the insect eating birds. It is water wise and drought resistant.


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Joe Musgrove had just one regret from his outing on Saturday night.
That was all his final line -- six scoreless innings, one hit, zero walks and four strikeouts -- would allow.
"The one hit, I wish I could take the pitch back," the Astros prospect said after Short-Season Tri-City's 6-1 win at Staten Island. "It was the one pitch of the day that I left up in the zone. If I get it down, I think I get a ground ball there, maybe a swing and miss. But I can't complain about the outing. The numbers looked real good today."
Chris Breen's line-drive single up the middle to start the bottom of the third inning gave the Yankees their only baserunner against the ValleyCats right-hander, who induced 10 groundouts and two flyouts while facing 19 batters.
The 2011 first-round pick improved to 6-1 and knocked his ERA down to 2.91 in 13 games, including 11 starts, this season. He ranks third in the New York-Penn League in four categories: strikeouts (58), innings pitched (65), WHIP (0.97) and opponents' batting average (.219).
Saturday marked his third scoreless start as well as his third start without a issuing walk in 2014.
"I used my fastball a lot. I pounded it with the fastball," Musgrove said. "I think I mixed speeds well when I needed to, when I felt like they were getting timed up. Got a few sliders in there for putaway pitches. But I mainly relied on my fastball, man. Just moved it in and out, elevated when I needed to. Just tried to beat them with the fastball."
It's made more impressive by the fact that the heater was coming in a few ticks slower than it typically does.
"It felt good coming out of the hand, but the numbers weren't the same on the gun," Musgrove said. "But coming out of my hand, it felt like it was coming out about upper 90s, mid to upper 90s, kind of where it's been.
"But I think my demeanor, I just have the mentality that I can't be beat out there, that I'm better than whoever I'm facing, with the confidence and conviction I have behind the pitches. I put them in good spots and they didn't really show me that they were doing much with them, so until they were going to prove differently, I just kept with the same plan."
The 21-year-old was drafted by Toronto three years ago but was dealt to Houston in 2012. This season is his first outside the Appalachian and Gulf Coast leagues, both Rookie-level circuits.
"The main thing that I'm happy about is I'm able to go out there every day and compete every fifth day, that I'm staying healthy and I'm keeping myself on the field," the California native said. "The past couple years, I've battled injuries. It's been upsetting because I haven't been able to get out there and show them what I can do and what I have.
"I've been competing. There's certain days I'll go out there and I won't have my best stuff, but I'll compete and I'll do what I have to do to get outs. And it's worked out for me well."
Chris Munnelly followed Musgrove and gave up a run in the seventh before Bryan Radziewski tossed two hitless innings for his first professional save.
Derek Fisher homered, doubled and drove in two runs for Tri-City, which also got a two-run shot from Alfredo Gonzalez. Staten Island's Ty McFarland went deep in the seventh inning.
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Meet Jeff Longwell – Heyevent.com
Friday, 19 December 2014, R Coffee House, Wichita. Jeff Longwell is running for mayor in the April election. He is a small business owner and very pro-small
Wichita Eagle; Century II logo draws designers' scorn
19.10.2010 "From a pragmatic point of view, I struggle a little bit — being in the business — with a logo design of that nature," says City Council member Jeff Longwell , who has been in the graphics business for 30 years. "Beauty is in the ...
From Michigan to Wichita's Jeff Longwell: The campaign contributions
Campaign contributions from Michigan to Wichita City Council Member Jeff Longwell are an example of a pay-to-play culture in Wichita that must end.
Did Jeff Longwell dodge a tough city council vote?
On election day, Wichita city council member and mayoral candidate Jeff Longwell appears to have ducked an inconvenient vote and would not say why.
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