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Chemistry Students and Faculty Present at National Meeting
A group of faculty and students presented their work at the Northeast Regional American Chemical Society (NERM-ACS) meeting held in Rochester from September 30-October 3.
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We enjoyed our stay; Historic building with beautiful gardens; delicious gourmet breakfast and lovely personal service! Thank you!!
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We had a wonderful stay at the Brickhouse Inn. The staff was personable and kind. The breakfasts were delicious, something new and unique each day. Our room was clean. We loved everything about our stay especially the afternoon cookies/pastries that are put out for the guests. We will return in the future.
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We had never stayed at a bed & breakfast. The Brickhouse Inn was a great experience. The grounds are beautiful and the staff was so pleasant. The breakfasts were unbelievably delicious. We would definitely stay again. So many sites and restaurants were within walking distances
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I can't say enough great things about this place. My husband and I celebrated our 10 year anniversary with a stay at the Brickhouse Inn and it exceeded my expectations! We stayed in the Illinois room, which overlooked Baltimore street. We loved knowing that Lincoln himself passed right by our room on his way to make the Gettysburg Address. And, ours was the room you can mainly see in the photograph of this famous 'journey', which they show you in the check in process. Fun facts to hear! The room was comfortable, clean and inviting. Along with the history and character, you also have modern conveniences. Even the water pressure was great lol! I was concerned about how well we would sleep because we are spoiled with a tempurpedic mattress at home, but we slept great! It's not at all an old crappy bed, quite the opposite, in fact. The breakfasts were amazing! The food is like 5 star dining, with a full 3 course meal to start your day. And in the afternoons they have goodies and cake in the common room, daily! I love cake, so this was heaven for me. The staff is super friendly and always striving to go the extra mile to make your stay the best possible. I give this 5 full stars without hesitation. If I were to state a few downsides, let me reiterate that they are very minor. My husband would have liked it if our room was connected to the main building, instead of in a separate building. But I see why they kept the originality of the structure. I would have liked the windows to be able to open. But the AC and heater were completely adjustable to your liking, so we were still always comfortable. The only bad part of our stay was a rude couple from Australia we tried to avoid, but that's hardly a fault of the B&B! We've stayed at other B&B's in the past, but this is by far our favorite!
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My husband, son and I recently spent a night at the Brickhouse Inn. Our arrival time was much later than we had planned due to traffic problems. (It was Memorial Day weekend and we were travelling from New Hampshire). The staff was very accommodating and gave us specific instructions on how to get to our room as there would be no one available that late at night. Our room was beautiful - we had the New England Suite. It was so comfortable and clean! In the morning we had the most delicious breakfast! The owners greeted us at breakfast and even helped serve! It was such a beautiful morning - we were able to dine outside! We purchased the tour package which included a 3 hour personal tour of the battlegrounds. It was very informative and interesting. I hope we have the opportunity to go back to Gettysburg soon and if so, we will definitely be making reservations at the Brickhouse Inn. The Carroll's Sunapee, NH
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This was a repeat stay at the Inn. We went for my daughters college graduation and everything was perfect from the great breakfast (including dessert) to the tea in the afternoon. Looking forward to coming back. The innkeepers really strive to make your stay great.
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I have no doubts Richie McCaw can make it through till the next World Cup, but in order to stand out more - and silence some of the doubters - I reckon he needs to do less.
OPINION: I know it sounds crazy, but bear with me here.
The first thing I'd say about McCaw is he's got to be judged against other players, not his own unbelievably high standards of the past. If you ask who's playing better as a No 7 in New Zealand, I don't think there is one.
Sam Cane is the guy everyone looks at, but he hasn't surpassed McCaw yet. I also like Luke Braid, but he's got similar issues to McCaw - having to do a bit too much of everything because of the Blues' inconsistent performances.
I'd like to see McCaw take less on himself. At times he spreads himself too thin. He plays loose, he plays tight, he carries, he does a bit of everything.
The core roles in my mind for a No 7 are hunting down backs, stealing ball on defence, and providing a continuity link on attack.
Think about some of the greats. Ian Kirkpatrick was at his best ranging wide, not having his time soaked up doing other guys' roles. Michael Jones pre-knee injury, Josh Kronfeld and McCaw in his prime were most conspicuous in that specialised greyhound-type role.
If they got involved in attacks it was more running off backs in support. You didn't necessarily see them trucking the ball up.
Remember Kronfeld at the '95 World Cup, cropping up in support of Jonah Lomu every time the big fella made a break?
I was lucky enough to play with Jones later in his career, but by then he'd redefined himself in that tight role as a blindside flanker. He had been an amazing athletic openside, and developed into a tremendous technical blindside. But he never tried to do both at the same time.
I asked Josh once when he felt he was at his absolute best, and he talked about when he played alongside Zinny and "Iceman", or Zinny and Mike Brewer, and said: "watch how freely I was able to roam because those guys were doing all the yards in tight."
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I remember coaching a young French openside at Beziers, keen as mustard, flying round trying to do everything for everyone. We had a look at some footage, and he was continually chasing the game without actually influencing it.
I set him a couple of goals: only ever go to one ruck in two, and never overtake a team-mate to get there. Soon enough he was much more effective.
I'm sure McCaw is aware of this, and as he takes time out to heal his broken thumb might ponder it.
I'd like to see him less visible in certain parts of the game, and get back to making turnovers and popping up as a link man.
I thought George Smith did a great job of that last year when he made his comeback. He'd learned to pick his moments, and was so effective. It sounds perverse, but if McCaw's more inconspicuous he'll stand out more when he does the great things we've become used to.
Letting go and moving on at McCaw's age is much easier if there's a young, explosive option coming through and showing you the future. I had it with Dan Carter. I knew it was time to step aside.
I just don't think Richie's got that. He's one of the greatest All Blacks of all time. Until recently he's been head and shoulders above everyone; now he's just a head above.
But I back him to go through to England 2015. He's one of the hardest trainers and fittest men in the game. Now it's about being smart.
I'm sure Steve Hansen wants him there. McCaw instils confidence and desire in his team-mates because of who he is, and if you're a coach you find a way to keep those guys around as long as you can.
McCaw just needs a few more of those 'wow' moments, where you make a steal, or nail a big tackle, and everyone takes notice. They'll come if he looks to do less, not more.
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Vietnam state television has broadcast video showing a Chinese ship colliding with a small Vietnamese fishing boat which capsizes in its path not far from where China has parked an oil rig in disputed waters.
Vietnam and China have already traded accusations over who was to blame for the May 26 incident, as tensions fester between the two countries over the giant drilling platform in the South China Sea.
The video, shot from a nearby Vietnamese craft, shows a much larger Chinese vessel steaming after two Vietnamese fishing boats.
It bisects the two boats, then the Vietnamese ship closest to the camera suddenly tips on its side into the path of the larger vessel and overturns.
At the moment of impact, one man on the boat from where the footage was filmed yells in Vietnamese: "Oh! The boat's sinking."
Vietnamese fishing boats operating nearby rescued the 10 fishermen from the sunken vessel, the government and the coastguard have previously said.
"The latest images recorded by Vietnamese fishermen at the time when fishing ship DNa-90152 was sunk by a Chinese ship serve as irrefutable evidence of the inhumane actions of China against Vietnamese fishermen," the VTV report said.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said it was the Vietnamese ships that were being aggressive.
"In these seas. China's ships were in a defensive mode ... who was it who took the initiative for the clash? Who was it who created tension on the scene? This is very clear," Hong said.
Last week, Hanoi said some 40 Chinese fishing boats had surrounded the Vietnamese craft before one of them rammed it and it sank. China's official Xinhua news agency, citing a government source, had said the vessel capsized after "harassing and colliding with" a Chinese fishing boat.
Scores of Vietnamese and Chinese ships, including coastguard vessels, have continued to square off around the rig despite a series of collisions after the platform was towed to the area in early May. Until the May 26 incident, no ship had sunk.
The Haiyang Shiyou 981 rig is drilling between the Paracel islands occupied by China and the Vietnamese coast.
Admiral Ngo Ngoc Thu, vice commander of the Vietnam Coastguard, said on Thursday China had "up to 140 ships" around the rig, including "six military vessels and many military planes".
"Since China put the rig in Vietnam's water, they have damaged 24 Vietnamese ships," he told reporters.
Vietnam said on Thursday the rig had moved position but was still in its 200-nautical mile exclusive economic zone and on its continental shelf. China says it is operating within its waters.
The rig's deployment also set off anti-Chinese riots in Vietnam last month. At least four workers were killed.
China claims about 90 percent of the South China Sea, displaying its reach on official maps with a so-called nine-dash line that stretches deep into the maritime heart of Southeast Asia. The Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan also have claims to parts of the potentially energy-rich waters.
The Philippines on Thursday accused China of pursuing an "expansion agenda", saying it had evidence that Chinese ships were circling two disputed reefs, just weeks after Manila accused China of reclaiming land in another part of the South China Sea.
"We are again bothered that there seems to be developments in other areas within the disputed seas," President Benigno Aquino told reporters at the sidelines of the Asia-Europe Meeting on disaster risk reduction and management in Manila.
"It looks like there are movements of ships," Aquino said. "The pictures that I saw were just ships that can be used for reclamation."
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Many are embracing a more fitting outdoor celebration, with the family barbecue the centre of the festivities. The caveat to that is the weather, which needs to do its part, even though the remnants of Cyclone Evan did its bit to dampen celebrations this year, if not our spirits.
For Christians, it is the most sacred day of the calendar, marking the birth of Jesus Christ. Church services are always well attended, with many who are not regular church-goers making their annual pilgrimage.
It is also timely to acknowledge that while we basically remain a Christian country, an influx of immigrants from many parts of the world in the last few decades has made us a more diverse country than ever before.
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Karaoke @ Johnny's Fuci-Fino's
Owner Johnny Pennington, 58, occasionally implements an unconventional form of trade for female customers who'd rather not pay cash for booze. He takes their bra.
The ceiling of the gruff, Broward bar is decorated with bras and pantyhose - each exchanged for a drink. The bar boasts the kind of down-home, unpretentious crowd that would happily sacrifice undergarments. Pennington claims he even discovered a bra size he never knew existed one night when a woman handed him a size I. "We get a lot of women who get naked on occasion,'' Pennington says. "But that's not a requirement.''
Thursday is Frank-E-oke, or normal karaoke night and Wednesdays' Scaryoke brings out the Goth crowd. The blue-collar pub is well-lit, showing off all the fishnet stockings, black lipstick, tattoos, and even metal claws the Goth patrons don. But for such a "dark'' crowd, they sure sing some light songs. Two brunettes with heavy eye makeup sing Natalie Imbruglia's "Torn" and the guy with the claws and tight, black leather pants rocks out to "Come Sail Away by Styx."
While sitting at the bar, the karaoke noise is off in the background - far quieter than any other bar observed in our trek. An old cigarette machine, three dart boards, a pool table and a menu of pub grub makes the place a one-stop shop. Tuesdays and Sundays offer 29-cent wings.
Local marketing director Andrew Green, one of the few entertainers who didn't dress like a wannabe vampire, sang Johnny Cash's version of "Hurt," and was proud to be completely sober. "This is the first time I've done karaoke and could actually hear myself,'' he says with a laugh.
"I let anybody come in here,'' Pennington says. "I don't care what your religious beliefs, ethnicity, political orientation or anything else is. They all come in here, including T-girls,'' (apparently an abbreviation for transsexuals).
Johnny's Fuci-Fino's, 2500 W. Oakland Park, Oakland Park; 954-733-1985; Scaryoke starts at 9 p.m. on Wednesdays, Frank-E-oke from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Thursdays.
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The BBA reported a pick-up in new mortgage lending in November, which rose to £7.7bn in November, above the monthly average of £7.4bn for the preceding six months. But it was nearly matched by repayments of capital of £7.5bn, as households took advantage of low levels of interest rates to repay debt.
Monthly credit card spending of £7.3bn in November was above the six month average of £7.1bn and resulted in net lending of £200m. But after taking account of relatively weak demand for loans and overdrafts, net consumer credit lending fell by £100m in the month.
David Dooks, the BBA's statistics director, said: "Households are . . . continuing to repay virtually as much as they borrow and, as people hold on to cash, deposits are growing by 6 per cent annually. The situation is not dissimilar in the business world – businesses are holding back investment or expansion plans and building up cash reserves."
The BBA said that inflows into cash Isa accounts remained strong this year as people sought accounts that paid better rates of interest, leading to a 6.3 per cent rise in all personal deposits over the year to November.
Borrowing by non-financial businesses fell £3.1bn in November, compared with a monthly average of £900m in the previous six months. The BBA said businesses were continuing to reduce debt while waiting for more certain trading conditions and a rise in customer and market confidence.
In the year to November, net mortgage lending grew 0.4 per cent, credit card lending rose 5.3 per cent, but personal loans and overdrafts contracted significantly by 7.8 per cent. The outstanding level of borrowings on personal loans has fallen to nearly half its peak in late 2007 to early 2008.
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"Walking down 7th Avenue to the train station on a particularly stressful Friday, I looked up and saw the Empire State in the red, blue, yellow and white of the Philippines," said Miya David, a Filipino currently residing in the Big Apple taking her masters at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, in a message to InterAksyon.com. "It was the most beautiful I've seen from the landmark since I've been here."
"I've been touched by the concern of professors and classmates here in New York regarding the devastation brought by typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) on our country," David said.
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The comment by Stefan R answers the question. As others have pointed out, the only time series package is a third-party package and it is not compatible with Mathematica 9 or later. Mathematica 9 has built-in support for time series via TemporalData, and this is greatly expanded on in Mathematica 10.
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(Nov. 21, 2011) -- Effective Jan. 9, 2012, the UTSA Office of the Vice President for Research announces new standard internal deadlines for research and sponsored programs submissions:
>> Five business days before the submission deadline: The final complete proposal application including the scientific/project narrative, budget and budget justification, cost sharing forms, space and facility information, subawardee information (scope of work, budget, budget justification, institutional letter of approval) and all other required materials are due at the Office of Grants, Contracts and Industrial Agreements (OGCIA) five days before the funding agency submission deadline.
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>> Multidisciplinary proposals: Multidisciplinary proposals, by their very nature, pose special challenges because multiple units within or outside UTSA are involved. Given these additional challenges, faculty and staff are urged to allow additional time for proposal development and routing through Cayuse. If entities outside UTSA are subcontractors on a UTSA proposal, OGCIA needs the scope of work, budget/budget justification and institutional letter of approval from that subcontractor before including them on the UTSA proposal.
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The controversial Mount Polley mine received both millions of dollars in contracts and a written warning from Canada's environment department prior to a massive breach of a dam with mining waste in 2014, according to a newly released federal memorandum.
The memo, dated Aug 8, 2014 and released through access to information legislation, said the written warning was unrelated to the breach. But the revelations from the document raise questions about whether the government has adequate safeguards to prevent conflicts of interest in its oversight and enforcement of environmental laws, said Ugo Lapointe, a spokesman from advocacy group MiningWatch Canada.
Both the issue raised by the warning and alleged violations of the federal Fisheries Act following the dam breach remain under investigation by Environment Canada in 2016, the department said in a statement.
The memo, prepared for former Conservative environment minister Leona Aglukkaq, said that the department's enforcement branch had issued the written warning to Imperial Metals Corporation in June 2014 for failing to test samples of released mining waste. A few months later, on Aug 4, 2014, the Mount Polley mine's tailings dam failed, sending 17 million cubic meters of water and 8 million cubic meters of waste materials into Polley Lake, Hazeltine Creek and Quesnel Lake in central British Columbia.
In April 2014, the mine had just started to report discharges of waste material and as a result was subject to rules requiring it to test samples of what it was dumping into water, the memo said.
Imperial Metals spokesman Steve Robertson said the company had decided not to test its waste at the time of an initial dumping, since it had done the testing, six days before they were dumped.
"It was a warning letter only," said Robertson, vice president of corporate affairs at Imperial Metals, in an email. "Sampling has been completed in accordance with the regulations since that time."
Meantime, the department said its contracts with the mining company date back to 2007. Since that time, Environment Canada said it paid about $3.7 million for trucks from Mount Polley to haul away toxic soil from a contaminated site owned by the federal government near Vancouver and take it for processing through the Mount Polley mine's operations.
"If they (Environment Canada) had to stop the (company's) operations, based on environmental reasons, then they would also be penalizing themselves on the hauling of contaminated soil," said Lapointe, coordinator of the Canadian program at MiningWatch. "In this case, maybe it was a smaller contract. But what if it was a $50 million contract or a $100 million contract in the future?"
The contracts were convenient for the Mount Polley mine. Its trucks traveled every day to the Vancouver coast to deliver ore concentrate at a facility that was next to the federal government's Pacific Environment Centre site. Environment Canada then paid them to carry toxic materials from the contaminated site on the return trip.
Robertson from Imperial Metals, which operates the Mount Polley mine, declined to comment about its business deals with Environment Canada, describing it as a "fairly standard process." He added that there were also confidentiality provisions in its federal contracts.
When asked whether the environment department has guidelines in place to prevent conflicts of interest from its existing contracts, Environment Canada said that its enforcement branch follows a code of conduct and does its investigations independently of other departmental activities.
"Any contractual relationship with the subject of an investigation would have no bearing on the decision about what enforcement action, if any, is warranted," the department said. "As per the enforcement branch decision-making process, enforcement officers have the authority to make enforcement decisions about the cases to which they are assigned."
In total, Environment Canada told the Observer that the company hauled about 65,700 tonnes of soil from its Pacific Environment Centre contaminated site, but that it has not found any other option for disposing the waste since 2014, after the tailings breach which halted operations at the mine.
The department said in a statement that the company was "uniquely positioned" to take the contract, in 2007, since it could process their soils through on-site metal recovery operations.
"This process offered the best financial and environmentally-beneficial option at the time," Environment Canada said.
The department also noted that the annual amount of contaminated materials shipped to the mine were less than materials processed by the company every day.
An expert review panel appointed by the provincial government said in 2015 that the main cause of the Mount Polley disaster was a poor design in the 1990s that failed to adequately assess the weaknesses of the natural geological formations at the foundation of the mine.
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Good luck Britain.
Is he ever right. Most Americans in my experience do not understand how powerful the European Union has become. 70% of the laws Britons live under are decided in Brussels by a massive and largely unelected bureaucracy which probably eclipses even Washington in its opacity and self interested smugness. But it's good for the bankers.
Britain is facing an important moment. Does it leave the European Union? Let's hope for Britain's sake (and ours) that it does.
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Lisianthus Germination
I need help germinating Echo Blue Lisianthus (Eustoma)
What did you try to germinate them Alan?
In potting soil under fluorescent tubes pretty close to a water heater so the room was fairly warm.
I knew nothing about this flower and that court my curiosity. I did a search and it is really a beauty.
I did find this:
It may help.
Temperature: 70 - 80F
Average Germ Time: 10 - 20 days
Light Required: Yes
Depth: Do not cover the seed but press into the soil
Sowing Rate: 3 - 4 seeds per plant
Moisture: Keep seed moist until germination
I've read they are susceptible to damping off, I would try pressing them into a layer of vermiculite and keep them slightly moist until germination and reduce the the air temp after that.
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The overwhelming majority of the nearly 100 people who spoke to state engineer Jason King on Friday were against the multibillion dollar project, citing its cost and harm to the environment, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.
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