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Article: Comparative study on kinetic adsorption of Cu(II), Cd(II) and Ni(II) ions from aqueous solutions using activated sludge and dried sludge[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The adsorption of Cu(II), Cd(II) and Ni(II) ions from aqueous solutions by activated sludge and dried sludge was investigated under laboratory conditions to assess its potential in removing metal ions. The adsorption behavior of metal ions onto activated sludge and dried sludge was analyzed with Weber–Morris intra-particle diffusion model, Lagergren first-order model and pseudo second-order model. The rate constant of intra-particle diffusion on activated sludge and dried sludge increased in the sequence of Cu(II) > Ni(II) > Cd(II). According to the regression coefficients, it was observed that the kinetic adsorption data can fit better by the pseudo second-order model compared to the first-order Lagergren model with R 2 > 0.997. The adsorption capacities of metal ions onto activated sludge and dried sludge followed the sequence Ni(II) ≈ Cu(II) > Cd(II) and Cu(II) > Ni(II) > Cd(II).
Article: Decolorization of Orange II using an anaerobic sequencing batch reactor with and without co-substrates[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We investigated the decolorization of Orange II with and without the addition of co-substrates and nutrients under an anaerobic sequencing batch reactor (ASBR). The increase in COD concentrations from 900 to 1750 to 3730 mg/L in the system treating 100 mg/L of Orange II-containing wastewater enhanced color removal from 27% to 81% to 89%, respectively. In the absence of co-substrates and nutrients, more than 95% of decolorization was achieved by the acclimatized anaerobic microbes in the bioreactor treating 600 mg/L of Orange II. The decrease in mixed liquor suspended solids concentration by endogenous lysis of biomass preserved a high reducing environment in the ASBR, which was important for the reduction of the Orange II azo bond that caused decolorization. The maximum decolorization rate in the ASBR was approximately 0.17 g/hr in the absence of co-substrates and nutrients.
Article: Studies on adsorption and biodegradation of chromiumcontaining wastewater by laboratory-scale sequencing batch reactor-powdered activated carbon system[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The study involved investigating the effects of Cr(III) and the efficacy of powdered activated carbon (PAC) in reducing the inhibitory effects of Cr(III) on activated sludge under sequencing batch reactor (SBR) operation. The addition of Cr(III) into SBR system caused significant inhibitory effects on the activity of activated sludge as indicated by drastic drop in specific oxygen uptake rate (SOUR). The increase of Cr(III) concentration from 5 to 10 mg/L further deteriorated the treatment performance of SBR system in terms of the total organic carbon (TOC), suspended solids (SS) and Cr(III) removal efficiencies. With 0.167 g/L PAC (0.5 g PAC/cycle) addition into the SBR reactor influent wastewater, the TOC and Cr(III) removal efficiencies were improved from 88 to 94% and 82 to 90%, respectively. Coupled with the increasing mixed liquor biomass suspended solids concentration after PAC addition, the biomass apparently played the key role in the uptake of Cr(III) and kept the effluent Cr(III) concentration low. The addition of PAC was an effective way to allow continuous operation of the biological process in the presence of Cr(III) as indicated by increased SOUR as well as Cr(III) and TOC removal efficiencies.
Article: Studies on adsorption and biodegradatin of chromium-containing wastewater by laboratory-scale sequencing batch reactor-powdered activated carbon system[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The study involved investigating the effects of Cr(III) and the efficacy of powdered activated carbon (PAC) in reducing the inhibitory effects of Cr(III) on activated sludge under sequencing batch reactor (SBR) operation. The addition of Cr(III) into SBR system caused significant inhibitory effects on the activity of activated sludge as indicated by drastic drop in specific oxygen uptake rate (SOUR). The increase of Cr(III) concentration from 5 to 10 mg/L further deteriorated the treatment performance of SBR system in terms of the total organic carbon (TOC), suspended solids (SS) and Cr(III) removal efficiencies. With 0.167 g/L PAC (0.5 g PAC/cycle) addition into the SBR reactor influent wastewater, the TOC and Cr(III) removal efficiencies were improved from 88 to 94% and 82 to 90%, respectively. Coupled with the increasing mixed liquor biomass suspended solids concentration after PAC addition, the biomass apparently played the key role in the uptake of Cr(III) and kept the effluent Cr(III) concentration low. The addition of PAC was an effective way to allow continuous operation of the biological process in the presence of Cr(III) as indicated by increased SOUR as well as Cr(III) and TOC removal efficiencies.
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ABSTRACT: The adsorption of Cu, Cd, Ni, Zn, and Cr from synthetic solutions on powdered activated carbon (PAC), activated sludge, and dried sludge were investigated under laboratory conditions to assess its ability to remove heavy metals. The adsorption efficiency increased rapidly within the first 30 min and then slowed down as it approached a steady state after 5 h of contact time. The results showed that activated sludge and PAC had a higher adsorption capacity than dried sludge. However, PAC showed a better adsorption capacity for Cu, Zn, and Ni than activated sludge. The maximum adsorption capacity, as quantified by the Langmuir parameter Q for activated sludge was 44, 30, 24, 23, and 18 mg/g for Cu, Ni, Cd, Cr, and Zn, respectively. In the case of dried sludge, the respective values of Q were 20, 13, 11,3, and 10 mg/g. The acute toxicity of these five heavy metals to the activated sludge microorganisms was determined on the basis of the reduction in the specific oxygen uptake rate (SOUR). The results obtained from the SOUR measurements indicated a decreasing toxicity scale, Cu > Cd > Ni ∼ Cr > Zn on activated sludge microorganisms.
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ABSTRACT: This study is an effort to develop an efficient process for low-cost production of calcium-l-lactate (CaL2). CaL2 showed higher inhibitory effect on lactate production than ammonium-l-lactate (NH4) at lactate concentration lower than 100 g/L, but it showed lower inhibitory effect at higher lactate concentration. The strain Lactobacillus rhamnosus (NBRC 3863) was resistant to glucose inhibition and final CaL2 concentration increased with initial glucose concentration increasing up to 190 g/L. High-concentration CaL2 induced, however, flocculation of fermentation broth, causing incomplete fermentation. It was confirmed that stirring speed markedly influenced flocculation, an increase of the stirring speed leading to an earlier flocculation. Formation of colloidal CaL2 during fermentation was considered to be the cause of flocculation in this study. Addition of YE raised fermentation efficiency and made complete fermentation feasible. In the fermentation with 25 g/L YE, glucose was completely consumed and final CaL2 concentration of 220 g/L was obtained, when flocculation did not yet occur. In this study, CaL2 crystals and activated carbon powder were added as nucleation sites to get earlier crystallization of colloids and to decrease the inhibitory effect of CaL2, and so to increase productivity. Of the two nucleation sites, activated carbon powder showed higher performance in CaL2 production. Finally, the feasibility of crystallization-based recovery without concentration step was discussed.
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ABSTRACT: Biological treatment of selenium-containing wastewater was investigated using the selenium-reducing sludge acclimatized from denitrifying sludge. The kinetic behavior of selenium reduction was evaluated for both selenate- and selenite-acclimatized sludge using methanol as an electron donor in batch and continuous runs. Selenate and selenite concentrations decreased linearly till the end of reaction, indicating the zero-order kinetics of the consecutive reduction paths. The temperature dependency was satisfactorily expressed by the Arrhenius type equation with different activation energy in selenate and selenite reduction. The pH dependency was quite different, too. The inhibitory effects of nitrate coexistence in reacting fluid were different depending on the type of selenium and sludge employed. The continuous runs with actual industrial wastewater could be performed satisfactorily resulting in full reduction of the aqueous selenium species to native Se, which was reflected in quite low selenium concentration of the effluent.
Article: Granular Activated Carbon-Biofilm Configured Sequencing Batch Reactor Treatment of C.I. Acid Orange 7[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The aim of this study is to investigate the mineralization of C.I. Acid Orange 7 (AO7) by biological process in oxygen limited condition under GAC-biofilm configured sequencing batch reactor (SBCR) operation. The granular activated carbon (GAC) used was immobilized with azo dye-degrading microbes through attachment by immersing the GAC into anaerobic bioreactor treating dye-containing wastewater for more than 200 days. The SBCR system was fed with 2 l of AO7-containing wastewater and was operated in FILL, REACT, DRAW and IDLE periods in a time ratio of 3:20:0.45:0.15 for a cycle time of 24 h. Nearly complete mineralization of AO7 was achieved with the biological system working at initial AO7 concentration of 625 mg/l, dissolved oxygen (DO) below 0.25 mg/l and without the presence of external carbon sources. Reductive environment was well developed in the phases with the addition of external carbon sources, and this had improved the decolorization rate but deteriorated chemical oxygen demand (COD) removal efficiency.
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ABSTRACT: To reduce nutrient cost for lactic acid production, rice bran, one of agricultural wastes, was chosen as a nutrient source in this study. Although rice bran is rich in protein and vitamins, the use of rice bran without any treatment was inefficient in lactic acid production. Rice bran was treated by acid-hydrolysis before it was put in experiment, when it was hydrolyzed at initial pH 1, 30 g/L rice bran could provide a productivity to that degree of about 8 g/L YE, showing such a desirable result that the use of rice bran as nutrient source would be a solution for reducing nutrient cost. However, the addition of hydrolyzed rice bran prolonged lag phase of fermentation, especially, in the fermentation with rice bran hydrolyzed at initial pH 0.5, a prolonged lag phase of about 40 h was observed. According to the quantitative determination of thiamine, pyridoxine, organic nitrogen and carbon, the prolongation of lag phase might be the result from the destruction of B vitamins and excessive hydrolysis of protein. To shorten the lag phase, combining hydrolyzed rice bran with yeast extract (YE) of small amount was considered to be a solution. When 3g/L YE was combined with 30 g/L rice bran hydrolyzed at initial pH 1, obtained was a productivity 1.6 times higher than that of the control fermentation with 15 g/L YE.
Article: Combination of Adsorption and Biodegradation Processes for Textile Effluent Treatment Using a Granular Activated Carbon-Bioflm Configured Packed Column System[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The objective of this study was to investigate the feasibility of using a granular activated carbon-biofilm configured packed column system in the decolorization of azo dye Acid Orange 7-containing wastewater. The Acid Orange 7-degrading microbial from anaerobic sequencing batch reactor which treating the azo dye-containing wastewater for more than 200 d was immobilized on spent granular activated carbon (GAC) through attachment. The GAC-biofilm configured packed column system showed the ability to decolorize 100% of the azo dye when working at high loading rate of Acid Orange 7 at 2.1 g/(L x d) with treatment time of 24 h. It was observed that the decolorization rate increased along with the increasing of initial Acid Orange 7 concentrations, until it reached an optimum point at about 0.38 g/h with initial Acid Orange 7 concentrations of 1,150 mg/L and the decolorization rate tend to be declined beyond this concentration.
Article: Lactic acid production with the supplementation of spent cells and fish wastes for the purpose of reducing impurities in fermentation broth[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Taken impurities in fermentation broth into account, effect of concentration of fish waste hydrolyzate (FWH) on lactic acid production was investigated in this study. The efficiency of the fermentation using 6.8% FWH as a nutrient source was competitive to that using 1.5% yeast extract (YE), however, with a result of much higher impurities in the fermentation broth due to the much larger amount of addition of FWH. Reducing the amount of FWH reduced the amount of impurities in fermentation broth, but the fermentation efficiency dropped significantly. In order not to make fermentation efficiency drop, spent cells obtained after each fermentation were combined with FWH and their joint effect on lactic acid production was investigated. Spent cells as sole nutrient source did not show good performance in lactic acid production. Contrarily, the combination of the two nutrient sources showed complementary effect and the fermentation with the combination had much higher efficiency than that of either of the two nutrient sources. When 1.7% FWH was combined with spent cells, the fermentation efficiency was similar to that using 1.5% YE and the impurities were also in appropriate values. Finally, the feasibility of the fermentation process with the combination was determined.
Conference Paper: Mutagen formation potential of river water and removal of mutagen precursor by activated carbon[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The mutagen formation potential (MFP) was measured for the river water, the raw sewage and the effluent of the sewage works by means of the Ames Salmonella mutagenicity assay. MFP of the river water samples ranged from 1,200 to 22,000 net revertant colonies per liter of sample water. MFP of the effluent was from 5,300 to 22,000 net revertant colonies per liter. This survey showed that the removal percentages of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) at the sewage works were 62.0-79.3%. It also showed that MFP reductions at the same sewage works were 37.5-62.9%. There was no significant correlation observed between MFP and organic matter concentration for the river water samples. However, a weak correlation between ammonia nitrogen and MFP was observed for the same river water samples. These results indicate that MFP cannot be accurately estimated by use of the conventional water quality indices. When the samples contain a high concentration of ammonia nitrogen, it is difficult to control the amount of free chlorine dosages stoichiometrically, possibly resulting in the overdose of chlorine. An overdose of chlorine may cause further formation of mutagens. The isotherm of mutagen precursors adsorption onto the activated carbon (OL 20x50), which was purchased from Calgon Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation, was studied using river water in order to explore the means of removing mutagen precursors from raw water used for the water supply. The adsorption isotherm attained fit well into the Freundlich model. Keywords: Ames Salmonella assay, chlorination, mutagenicity, mutagen formation potential, river water, sewage, activated carbon, adsorption isotherm.
Article: Treatment of Methylene Blue-containing wastewater using microorganisms supported on granular activated carbon under packed column operation[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We studied the feasibility of using biological granular activated carbon-packed column in treating methylene blue-containing wastewater. The granular activated carbon with immobilized microbes was packed into a column and fed with 3 liter methylene blue-containing wastewater daily. With initial 1350 mg/l of methylene blue and 1550 mg/l of chemical oxygen demand, it was observed that the colour and chemical oxygen demand removal efficiencies were 99 and 78%, respectively. The high treatment performance of the system could be due to the simultaneous adsorption and biodegradation processes and advantages of immobilized microbes compare to suspended cell system.
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ABSTRACT: Extraction and stripping kinetics of lactic acid in extractive fermentation were studied using tri-n-octylmethylammonium chloride, a quaternary ammonium salt, as an extractant and oleyl alcohol as a diluent. The kinetic analysis was performed through simulated time course studies of lactate concentration in both the extraction and stripping phases. Dependences of extraction rate on initial lactate and extractant concentrations and those of stripping rate on initial chloride and extractant-lactate complex concentrations were examined. Because diffusion through the organic film was a rate-controlling step, the experimental results of both extraction and stripping could be explained well by a simple equation.
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ABSTRACT: In this study, two acid-hydrolysis processes, process A and process B, were proposed to produce low-cost nutrients for the production of lactic acid. Process A was a direct way to hydrolyze protein with diluted acid while process B was process A plus fish wastes pretreatment (an extraction by water). The two methods could both treat fish wastes to be suitable nutrient sources for promoting lactic acid production. As the pretreatment indicated some favorable effect on fish waste hydrolyzate (FWH), process B increased lactic acid productivity by 22%. Compared with 20 g/L yeast extract (YE), 6.8% FWH hydrolyzed by process B had more efficiency in lactic acid production, indicating that process B was suitable to produce high performance nutrients for lactic acid production and FWH hydrolyzed by process B would be an substitute for YE.
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ABSTRACT: To reduce nutrient cost for lactic acid production, spent cells, a by-product in fermentation processes, were used as a nutrient source and the treatments of spent cells were investigated in this study. Untreated spent cells did not show significant effect on lactic acid production. After acid-hydrolysis, spent cells gave an increase in productivity to some extent, but the low glucose consumption indicated a nutrient limitation. The nutrient limitation was overcome easily by supplementing a small amount of yeast extract (YE). The combination of 5 g/L YE and the spent cell hydrolyzate (SCH) had high performance in lactic acid production relative to 15 g/L YE. Moreover, two kind of acid-hydrolysis methods, diluted acid based hydrolysis and concentrated acid based hydrolysis, were also compared. The diluted acid based hydrolysis had the advantages over the concentrated acid based one in lactic acid production due to its less nutrient destruction and lower salt inhibition. When diluted acid based SCH was supplemented, YE supplementation could be cut down to 20% with no significant decrease in productivity and yield.
Article: Decolorization behavior of azo dye with various co-substrate dosages under granular activated carbon-biofilm configured packed column operation[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The objective of this study was to investigate the decolorization behavior of Acid Orange 7 (AO7) with different dosages of co-substrates under granular activated carbon-biofilm configured packed column (BGAC-packed column) operation. The spent granular activated carbon (GAC) was immobilized with azo dye-degrading microbes through attachment and then the GAC-biofilm was packed into a column. The system was fed with 3 l of AO7-containing wastewater for operation time of 24 h/batch. With initial 500mg/l of AO7 concentration, it was observed that complete decolorization was achieved in all runs although the co-substrates added into the BGAC-packed column system reduced until to zero. The kinetic data obtained from the removals of AO7 and COD could be explained by the autocatalytic kinetic model and Monod kinetic model, respectively. INTRODUCTION Removing of dyes is a major concern when treating textile-processing wastewater. The vast majority (60-70 %) of the dyes applied in textile-processing industries are azo compounds, characterized by azo (N=N) bridges linking substituted aromatic structures (Carliell et al., 1995). The electron withdrawing character of the azo bond makes this class of compounds problematic for oxidative strategies of microbial degradation. Some azo dyes and their biotransformation products are toxic and carcinogenic (Brown and DeVito, 1993). Cytoplasmic azo reductases play an important role in the anaerobic biodegradation of azo dyes to produce colorless aromatic amines although complete mineralization is difficult. Once the xenobiotic azo component of the dye molecule has been removed, the resultant amino compounds are good substrates for aerobic biodegradation suggesting a choice of a sequential anaerobic–aerobic system for wastewater treatment (Banat et al., 1996; Robinson et al., 2001; Razo-Flores et al., 1997; Manu and Chaudhari, 2001; Ong et al., 2005a and 2005b). The addition of electron donors such as glucose or acetate ion apparently stimulated the reduction cleavage of azo bonds because the oxidation of these compounds produced electrons used for the formation of reduced cofactors (FAD, FMN and NADH) (Carliell et al., 1995; Bras et al., 2001). It is known that the co-substrate is an alternate growth substrate which when supplied to a bioreactor can enhance the degradation of some wastes or pollutants that cannot alone support the microbial growth (Atlas, 1993). Some researchers had observed that the decolorization of azo dyes follows the first-order kinetic model (Carliell et al., 1995; Van der Zee et al., 2001; Mechsner and Wuhrmann, 1982; Willetts and Ashbolt, 2000) whereas other researchers found zero-order kinetics (Brown et al., 1981; Dubin and Wright, 1975; Harmer and Bishop, 1992). Besides, the autocatalytic behavior was also reported by some researchers in the anaerobic biological degradation and chemical reduction of AO7. The autocatalytic nature is related to the generation of 1-amino-2-naphthol, an intermediate produced after anaerobic breakdown of dye, which acts as a redox mediator favoring the reduction of the dye (Mendez-Paz et al., 2003; Van der Zee et al., 2000). The aim of this study was to investigate the decolorization behavior of AO7 with different dosages of co-substrates under granular activated carbon-biofilm configured packed column (BGAC-packed column) operation. The kinetic models involved in the color and organic matter removals are analyzed with autocatalytic kinetic model and Monod kinetic model, respectively.
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ABSTRACT: The objective of this study is to evaluate the decolorization of Methylene Blue (MB) by an up-flow anaerobic sludge blanket (UASB) reactor. The UASB reactor was operated under batch condition with total treatment volume of 3l and operation time of 24 h per batch. It was found that the color of MB disappeared within a few minutes after entering into the UASB reactor due to reduction by anaerobic biomass. However, the reduced MB was re-oxidized again by air after discharged from the reactor and thus caused low color removal efficiency. The presence of suitable amount of organic content (sucrose and peptone) as an electron donor played an important factor for color removal. It was observed that more than 90% of color removal efficiency was achieved in the UASB reactor with 0.627 mmoll(-1) of MB concentration and the presence of low amount of organic content (<0.45 g COD/(ld)). Biological dye reduction kinetics depends on the concentration of dye and reducing equivalents. The kinetic behavior of MB biodegradation by microbes was also investigated to determine the model involved in the process.
Article: Production of lactic acid by continuous electrodialysis fermentation with a glucose concentration controller[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In this study, the system of electrodialysis fermentation (EDF) was improved by a glucose concentration controller (GC controller) which could control glucose concentration stable and low in fermentation broth. Under the control of the GC controller, there were little inhibitory effects of the end product and substrate on bacteria so as to result in high activity of bacteria and, further, in high productivity of lactic acid. Moreover, the low glucose concentration in the fermentation broth brought about little glucose leakage to the recovery solution and hence high yield of lactic acid. Compared with the EDFs carried out in the previous studies, the continuous EDF with a glucose concentration controller (CEDF with GC controller) was higher in productivity, yield and conversion ratio of lactic acid, indicating that it was a system more efficient to produce lactic acid.
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Thursday, March 25, 2010
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You know what's strange? You would think that this whole style blog would make me want to blow wads of cash on new things all the time, but I've actually found it has quite the opposite effect on me. Since I started blogging, I find I get a lot more value out of my clothing. I'm more inspired to wear my clothing in new ways so I feel less dissatisfied with the existing pieces in my closet - does that make sense? Don't get me wrong, I've always been the type of girl to wear my favorite pieces to shreds, but working them into new ensembles seems to keep my restless "style spirit" content. Anyway, I remember getting this dress two years ago as a possible rehearsal dinner option for my wedding. I didn't wear it then, but I've worn it for tons of other occasions. Maybe it's not as trendy now, but it's so light and airy, I can't resist busting it out on warm Spring days. Oh and I could not be more excited about these pale blue shades I found at H&M ($6!!!).
Charlotte Ronson dress
H&M sunglasses
bracelets from New Mexico
vintage necklaces
Theory sandals
KMRii bag
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Wow, that dress is so so pretty and unique! Love it.ReplyDelete
I love your glasses, they're so fun :)ReplyDelete
That dress is so cute on you and I love the bright shades, perfect for spring. xoReplyDelete
I know what you mean!! Being creative with outfits means finding new use for what you have and seeing how many different ways you can style it. At least that's what I've found myself doing!ReplyDelete
Love the shades too ~ what a bargain :)
-Jane @ Brunch at the Beach
LOVE the dress!! And again, you need to get sponsored by H&M asap. I mean, seriously.ReplyDelete
Blogging has definitely had this effect on me also (finding new ways to wear old things) but it's also made me find new ways to wear new things... which I don't already own... So I probably end up spending a lot more money anyway haha.ReplyDelete
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Blue shades?! How awesome and for $6, it cant get any better than that.ReplyDelete
Great dress.
Now what "On ne sait jamais" song were you referring to? :P
great find!! and for $6? Your summery dress/ensemble is making me feel very jealous. It was super blustery here in Chicago! Yuck!ReplyDelete
love your glasses, the colour is awesome! cool blog :)ReplyDelete
such a pretty dress and love those amazing pics <3ReplyDelete
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Beautiful dress, perfect with your ethnic jewelry -- the dress is such a great spring piece! I love the print, and I feel like you don't often wear prints, so...neato!ReplyDelete
im not a fan of the dress! but everything else is purdy.ReplyDelete
those sandals are great!
Those bracelets are PERFECT. The dress looks so nice on you and feels SO spring-y. That pleases me. I'm yearning for the weather to finally turn....!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh. You have the BEST hair. Also, this outfit is friggin' rad. Great blog. :)ReplyDelete
Holy crap I love that dress. You have some of the most amazing items. I don't blame you for wanting to get mileage out of them.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! So playful and reminds me of summer!ReplyDelete
I love that dress!ReplyDelete
The glasses are so you!! :DReplyDelete
Fab dress E, I have found I have been wearing skirts or dresses a lot more than jeans since I started my little blog! :)
I couldn't agree more. I almost get a high from using pieces that have been sitting in my closet untouched for years. Love the dress and the blue shades. Very summery.ReplyDelete
I totally relate on the spending front.ReplyDelete
And I love that dress x
That dress is purely chic! But I loved your vintage colored bracelets so much!ReplyDelete
And you're so rgiht, blogging over chictopia or on your own, makes you think about newer ways to wear your clothes. I've been still buying much but only special items and little accessories to add new ways!
I think this is the kind of dress that surpasses trends anyway, it's so beautiful! And my, those are fantastic shades!ReplyDelete
I agree -- blogging does encourage (and dare I say enable?) a bit more creativity, so there seems to be endless possibilities in one's closet! (:
lovely dress, I like the material and the colorful prints on it, some kind of secret eleganceReplyDelete
kisses :)
OMG, love Ur dress!ReplyDelete
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gorgeous dress. so feminine and romantic. Prerfect for summer days ;) Nice color of sunglasses.ReplyDelete
I love that dress! And the bracelets go so well with it. you look gorgeous.ReplyDelete
amazing dress and lovely style! love :)ReplyDelete
I feel the exact same way. It's always much more of a challenge to work with what you have already and mix and match. It's more fun that way. I love the shades!ReplyDelete
This dress is GORGEOUS!!ReplyDelete
I envy you, lady. My blog has had the opposite effect - I'm constantly prowling for new goodies. Perhaps you could offer wardrobe gratitude lessons?ReplyDelete
The vibrant print on that frock is truly marvelous.
the weather looks spectacular and i love your dress. you look absolutely gorgeous! From head to toe you are so stunning.ReplyDelete
me too, i love thrifting. Thrift stores at least for me is haven. Am inspired and am more creative since i've learned this second hand stores.
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That dress is so pretty on you! I'm really loving your blue shades as well!ReplyDelete
I'm glad to hear that you're one of the few bloggers who actually experiment with the pieces you already have in your closet. That's the true essence of fashion blogging! i must say, this dress is super gorgeous especially around the neckline <3 and yes, i saw those minty green shades too. they're perfect for spring and YOU :)ReplyDelete
I love your dress and your shades!ReplyDelete
LOVE that dress. the print is so fresh, and the style so classic. You really look great. I can appreciate you and blogging making more out of less, that is true style, not found by the chronically new, but the constantly true. Great blog! -Bella QReplyDelete
I think that's great, you exercise your mind trying to come up with new ways to combine your clothing and you save your money, it's a win win situation if you ask me ;)ReplyDelete
You always looks so effortlessly chic! Love it.ReplyDelete
lovely dress :) so spring!ReplyDelete
can i first say how jealous i am of those cherry blossoms?! aha :PReplyDelete
i LOVE that dress - and i can't believe the sunglasses are from h&m - they're so cute! i love the color
what a coincidence!
I thought the same last week and now i'm feeling better too.
lovely the back of the dress!(L)
I love the dress!ReplyDelete
I love that dress! It's so pretty, and looks great on you!ReplyDelete
I love your sunglasses and accessories! You look gorgeous with that dress.ReplyDelete
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Such a beautiful dress!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous dress! I love the bracelet with the turquoise in it!ReplyDelete
That dress is so pretty! I love that print.ReplyDelete
I know exactly what you mean about blogging inspiring you to make old things new again. The back of the dress is fantastic, and how did you get a bracelet to match so well?! Great all around!ReplyDelete
I really know what you eman.ReplyDelete
the dress is gorgeous. Love the print and the shape.
LOVE those sunnies!! LOVE that dress! And oh, I SO agree with you! Since starting my style blog I have gotten so much more wear out of my clothes. I makes it so you can't just wear the same thing over and over and over (which I certainly had a tendency to do!).ReplyDelete
it's a pretty dress that looks great on you, it's hard not to wear those loved items over and overReplyDelete
Gorgeous dress, I love the back!ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful dress.ReplyDelete
ooooh so lovely!:)ReplyDelete
Oooh blossom trees, I'm jealous! And I know what you mean about shopping less, I think I definitely do since starting blogging. (ps, love the print on your dress!)ReplyDelete
that dress still look very nice! I've got tons of clothes that I bought but never worn.. :).ReplyDelete
Beautiful dress - I love the print of it, and the back detailing!ReplyDelete
yh i'm the same i'm one of those people that always tries to find millions of ways to wear something. I have those sunnie in that colour and pink aswell, could decide so i got both lolReplyDelete
I agree, starting a blog has really inspired me as well to think of what I already have in different ways!ReplyDelete
nice photos!
Lovely sunglasses!:)ReplyDelete
That dress is simply beautiful, and I love how you accessorized it!ReplyDelete
well said - i totally agree with you. love your dress! so colorfulReplyDelete
That dress is great -- love the brights against the neutral background -- and the cherry blossoms are beautiful!ReplyDelete
I love that dress and I'm so happy the cherry blossom trees are beginning to bloom now :)ReplyDelete
sweetest dress :) suits you to the ground xxReplyDelete
what a cute dress!ReplyDelete
Beautiful cherry blossoms. Perfect setting for a perfect dress :)ReplyDelete
What a lovely dress! Definitely worth wearing over and over... especially when it looks so good on you. I really like it with the sunglasses and sandals, too.ReplyDelete
I agree that starting a blog is definitely inspiring me to try to figure out lots of different ways to wear what I have...and in particular, to wear more often the pieces that I rarely wear. (Of course, seeing other bloggers' beautiful clothes gives me ideas for new pieces to thrift as well!)
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I love the dress! The print is incredible. I wish I could say blogging had the same effect on me. I really hardly have any desire for new things when I don't read blogs, but when I do, I want things so much. Maybe that's different from not getting lots of value out of my clothes, though.ReplyDelete
U look gorgeous here!!!! xxxReplyDelete
I love the way you think - shopping your very own closet and putting new twists on old classics is so rewarding. It's like a nonstop challenge!ReplyDelete
Love the print on the Charlotte Ronson dress - and your sunnies are adorable!! :)
That cute dress reminds me of Marni - so very chic!ReplyDelete
i love the outfit! i have those glasses but in black, i wish i had gotten them in pink though!ReplyDelete
i know how you feel dear! It's how i feel too ;) and everytime i go in to a shop i want to buy something! It's crazy! and so then i have to force myself to say: NO DON'T BUT IT OR ELSE YOUR BUDGET WILL BE ALL FUCKED UP!ReplyDelete
anyway your dress is very pretty and fits good on you :D
what a nice price for those sandals :)
xoxo Jade
that dress is so cute xoxoxReplyDelete
YOu look AMAZING! Love the print. xReplyDelete
That dress is awesomeeee :)ReplyDelete
That dress is so beautiful on you! I love the print, and the jewelry you paired with it works perfectly.ReplyDelete
i know what you mean, i too feel like experimenting with my clothes more i love shopping but i also love everything that i have and have only worn one or two times!! I love your dress here! the back is so pretty!ReplyDelete
Loveth the dress, and those cherry blossoms are so beautiful! I envy you and your geographic location :)ReplyDelete
Fantastic dress. I feel like Charlotte Russe has been making a comeback - there was a time where nothing was very appealing and now they're coming out with the cutest stuff.ReplyDelete
i love ur mint green sunnies very much ! and the details at the back are so pretty !ReplyDelete
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I love this dress... the colors are so pretty. :-)ReplyDelete
i loved that dress when i saw the first photo of it...but then seeing the back?! wowwow! def has a vintage vibe to it, which i like. and those shades are super cool....and where'd the freaking nice weather go?ReplyDelete
perfecto for spring!!!
I'm loving all the colors in this dress! I love your style! I made you my "outfit of the week" over at my blog. The closest thing I could find to your name was E Maille, sorry about that! Please let me know your name as a comment or through email (www.thejoyoffashion.blogspot.com) or if you want me to keep it like that, then thats good too... jeje thanks for all the inspiration!ReplyDelete
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I love this dress, and the delicate jewelry adds just the right amount of sparkle. I feel the exact same way about my blog and shopping, I spend way less on clothes now and feel less compelled to shop- at least at the mall- I still thrift tons!ReplyDelete
CUTE dress!! love it!ReplyDelete
Beautiful from head to toe... it's so springy!ReplyDelete
Oh and the trees behind you... perfect setting.
Adorable dress...love the colorful abstract patternReplyDelete
wow! so hot! I need thaaat dress :)ReplyDelete
That dress is so great! I especially love the details in the back, it's really pretty!ReplyDelete


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In my Father�s house are many mansions.- � John 14:2 ( KJV)
My dear friend and coworker Sylvia Gardner retired from the
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past year, and her leaving reminded me of a time when she was my treasured
God-find. It was a chilly day in April, the day we buried my mother.
What made the day even more difficult was the fact that my dad was in the hospital and unable to attend Mother�s service because of the stroke he had suffered the day Mother died. As we five siblings and five grandchildren huddled around the casket at the gravesite, I imagined Dad in his hospital room grieving all alone. Why didn�t you think to have someone stay with him? I berated myself. But it was too late to change things.
What I hadn�t counted on was Sylvia, a Yankee nurse practitioner who had relocated to the hills of Appalachia in the 1970s and quickly claimed the mountain people as her own. Instead of attending Mother�s service, Sylvia had gone to the sixth floor of St. Mary�s Hospital. Along with a hospital chaplain she�d met on the elevator, she headed to Dad�s room in hopes of conducting a makeshift funeral service. Once there, Sylvia, always a nurse with a hearing heart, gave Dad the greatest gift of all by simply listening. Dad, nearly blind, his speech slurred from his stroke, recited words he had long ago committed to memory for such a time as this:
�Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father�s house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also� (John 14:1�3 KJV).
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My entry for 's first choose your own adventure event. I wrote the three part event, but honestly I've already forgotten what happens. :U Round 1 runs until the 23rd of this month so there's still time if you want to participate. ouo Ax'ranthael are free to make and you can find lots of information in the group~
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I love the overall effect, but especially those clouds!
Such goregous and perspective and pose!~
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I need to get super involved in this group ;-; This is gorgeous.
do ittt~ ouo the more the merrier xD
I know right but that means I have to sit down and learn about it which I usually love but I'm too lazy right now I should just go back under my rock now kay bye
Teach me how to draw O_O
Nice angle and lovely background! Great job!
Thank you! It's nice to feel appreciated, and though I did capture the moment, the earth itself that inspires me is all the work of the big guy in the sky who created it, so don't forget to thank Him as well in whatever way your beliefs direct.
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Health Screening for Men: Why and When You Should Go to the Doctor
If men are reluctant to see their doctors when they are sick, imagine how often they see them when they feel well. However, screenings can provide critical information to help prevent serious medical problems. While there is considerable debate regarding the value of certain routine screening tests for men, most authorities agree that detecting certain diseases before symptoms develop can often decrease the risk of serious illness and even death. Here is a guide to the most commonly recommended screening examinations and tests for men.
Cancer Screening
Colorectal CancerThere are 4 ways to screen for cancer and precancerous polyps on the inside wall of the rectum and colon. According to the American Cancer Society (ACS), beginning at age 50, men of average risk should follow one of these preferred testing schedules:
- Colonoscopy every 10 years
- Flexible sigmoidoscopy every 5 years
- Double-contrast barium enema every 5 years
- CT colonography every 5 years
- Personal history of colorectal cancer or adenomatous polyps
- Strong family history of colorectal cancer or polyps
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Prostate CancerDuring a routine exam, the doctor may do a digital rectal exam. The doctor inserts a gloved finger into the rectum to detect any prostate enlargement, nodularity, or asymmetry that may indicate cancer. The exam takes approximately 30-60 seconds. While it has become a controversial issue, the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test can be used as a screening tool for prostate cancer. Organizations like the US Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) recommend against the PSA test, highlighting the potential harms, like having to undergo unnecessary surgery and the fact that it is also elevated in benign prostatic hypertrophy, which is very common as men age. The ACS and American Urological Society stress the need to make an informed decision about prostate cancer screening. What should men do? Talk to your doctor about the risks and benefits of screening. If you decide to be screened, your doctor will do the PSA test with or without the digital rectal exam.
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This gem from Spain -- Madrid's mayor proclaimed massive air pollution reductions except, ah, "The state prosecutor's office found that in 2009 the Madrid municipality had quietly moved nearly half its pollution sensors from traffic-clogged streets in the city centre to parks and gardens" -- reminds us of the cheapest way to cool the planet:
Reopen the Canadian and Siberian temperature stations closed ca. 1990, prompting 'the hottest decade on record'.
Much cheaper than energy rationing. And more effectively addresses the matter, as well.
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peripheral neuropathyHello Doctors,when does peripheral neuropathy start normally in the course of hiv infection. Is it from the very beginning meaning acute infection on, or only later in the course of infection?!!Is it right that it can be caused by both, hiv itself...
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peripheral neuropathy...Hi Doc.How common is PN in the first 2-3 years of infection?both...1) as a side effect of the medications I may be onand 2) due to the HIV virus aloneAre the new drugs in the pipeline shown to have less side effects when it comes to PN?
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University of Minnesota, School of Medicine...as D4T + ddI). Over the first several years of therapy a sizeable minority (perhaps 30%) pf patients will develop at least mild peripheral neuropathy which is usually reversible (but not always) if doses are decreased or the offending drugs are... Read more »
Hip and finger tips (PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY)Dear Doctor:I have been positive for only 3 years and I have never been on any HIV meds yet, but I may go on soon. I am at 411 T cells, 15% and 30k VL. I am taking Valtrex to keep shingles away, two anti histamines, amoxicillin for sore throat,...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHi,For issue #1, you want me to "please say it is not PN." OK, it's not PN. (You can read about HIV-related PN below.)For issue #2, that your hip discomfort "has gotten better with time" would argue against avascular necrosis. That gets worse with... Read more »
peripheral neuropathy, start treatment?Hello Doctor(s),I have just started experiencing symptoms of peripheral neuropathy (tingling in left pinky and ring finger). Does this indicate I should begin HAART?My CD4+ is 385, VL 35,000.When using HAART, can I expect the peripheral neuropathy...
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The Shechemites submitted to the sacred rite, only to serve a turn, to please their prince, and to enrich themselves, and it was just with God to bring punishment upon them. As nothing secures us better than true religion, so nothing exposes us more than religion only pretended to. But Simeon and Levi were most unrighteous. Those who act wickedly, under the pretext of religion, are the worst enemies of the truth, and harden the hearts of many to destruction. The crimes of others form
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Ideally located along the Wild Atlantic Way, and within easy reach of Sliabh Liag (Europe's highest sea cliffs), Lough Anna Cottage is available to let either as an entire house or a single private room (hosted by the owner). Situated 2km from Glenties, which is east of Ardara and north of Donegal town, this traditional stone-built cottage is about 200 years old. It is in good condition with reasonably spacious and comfortable rooms. It has one medium sized bedroom with a double bed and one ...
An organic farm in the unspoilt landscape of Donegal on the north western edge of the Blue Stack Mountains. We offer three modern self-contained holiday apartments and one en-suit room all with access to a beautiful airy courtyard area inside.
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Attractive 2 bedroom flat, 5 min walk to beach and local ammenties. The flat is currently going throgh a refurbishment phase and will be available May 2016. Stove, oil heating, TV, bed linen supplied.
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Just three minute's walk to the wild Atlantic, our charming, rough little cottage sits alone in an iconic location, above the wild, smooth-stoned beach and tiny harbour of Port, Donegal. It is a brilliant hideaway in a breath-taking landscape.
Please note, Port, Donegal is very popular, so please try to book early and send me a message, before you try to book here to double-check availability. This ocean-edge home is offbeat, off-grid, and very nearly off the map. There's only one rough road to Port, Donegal – and the nearest neighbours are three miles up the valley. With no mains electricity, we generate our own, and keep warm with traditional stoves and ingenious hot water systems. Some might call it primitive, but we don'...
A unique cottage mixing old and new, situated on a quiet lane and only five minutes walk from Fintra Beach, listed in the top 10 beaches in Ireland.
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4-room semi-detached house, very comfortable and tasteful furnishings: living room with open-hearth fireplace and cable TV. Exit to the garden. Kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, dishwasher, microwave) with dining table. Sep. WC. Upper floor: 1 double bedroom with 1 double bed. 1 double bedroom with 2 beds. 1 room with 1 bed. Bath/shower/WC. Oil heating. Facilities: washing machine, dryer. Please note: TV only EN.Bundoran: Comfortable semi-detached house "Seacrest", 2 storeys, semi-detached. On the outskirts, in a quiet, sunny position. Private: small, well-kept garden. Parking at the house. Please note: car recommended. Baby equipment on request.
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A really lovely old 16th century sawmill which was converted in 2002 into a comfortable home. The Mill has four double bedrooms and a really cosy living/dinning area. The property is very close to the Solis Lough Eske Hotel and Harveys Point Hotel
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Favorite part of that book for me.
I now need to locate and read Draco Malfoy, the Amazing Bouncing Rat.
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LOL. That part, plus the little bit afterwards, will forever stay in my mind.
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I remember loving that part. xD
And this is the book i'm reading.
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I remember that scene...Draco deserved to be turn into that ferret X3
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"Professor Moody.. What are you doing?"
It's like comedy but without the hassle of actually being funny.
This comment, on the other hand, was quite funny. I guess this deviation makes sense in the context of the show it references, but to the outsider it reads like random gibberish. It's quite annoying to see a bare minimal effort - basic mono-color text on a mono-color background - get this much attention just because it refers to something popular.
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"Draco Malfoy, the amazing bouncing ferret." lol
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lol! XD
My mind tends to forget -lastingly- something I'm thinking of, if I am distracted when committing it to memory. I have to jot down things I wish to talk about. I am not young anymore.
LOL i rewatched this last night
Best quote ever.
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I remember this!!!
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It's a Harry Potter quote.
What don't you get?
I think Moody transform Malfoy into a Ferret and bounce him around in the hall for a while. Ron want to keep that picture in his mind forever.
In The Goblet of Fire, Mad-Eye Moody turned Malfoy into a ferret and shoved him down someone's pants after making him bounce around in the air.
This deserves to be made into an awesome T-shirt. Which I would buy. And wear. A lot.
I'm in correspondence with the BBC over Doctor Who, but I am thinking of getting in contact with Warner Bros as well. I would do it myself, but you know, I'm scared of getting sued.
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