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A stay at Holiday Villa Nataya Sihanoukville places you in the heart of Sihanoukville, convenient to Sokha Beach and Ochheutel Beach. This hotel is within close proximity of Independence Beach and Victory Beach.
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The third season for INTERSECTION is all about strengthening our foundation and deepening our roots to build a strong future. We've launched several new initiatives including monthly performances at Kidsville and Room in the Inn, and we are building and piloting our Contempo Kids composition curriculum this season. These new programs strengthen our core mission to present and create contemporary classical music for all people to experience.
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I was in DEN on the 9th when I noticed, upon taxiing there is a United 727 parked behind the maintenance facility north of concourse C. Its rather hidden, you can't see it from the terminal or the taxi in from Runway 8/26. I only could see it as we taxied from the west de-icing pad north, then over to Runway 8.
Its still back there, appeared flight-ready, still wearing full company colors. I thought they were all sent to the desert already. Anyone know why its still there or anything? Are their others still parked around at other airports? I know they've been out of service for nearly 5 months now.


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Being 5'8 I vicariously live through every big man in the NBA. As an outstanding Center on the YMCA Green team I consistently had 2 points, 2 rebounds, and 5 fouls every game. My numbers were never fantasy worthy and probably the reason that I spend most of my time analyzing players now instead of making the effort to play. I am hoping that my son has an inkling of a chance, but unfortunately with 5'8, 5'4, 5'6, and 5'7 in the lineage, his hopes are looking very slim. The guys below tower over my ancestors and me, because of this they have the best chance of producing every night for my fantasy hopes and dreams. Below are my 2012 Fantasy Basketball: Top 5 Centers.
Top 5 Centers
1. Dwight Howard: Superman is just that, Superman. Howard is definitely my top ranked Center this year. Playing with the Lakers, he is surrounded by a cast of talented players. This potentially could hurt some of the potential scoring, but on Fantazzle's leagues he makes up for it through blocks and rebounds. Howard averages 38 minutes per game and scores 20 points a night. This pretty much guarantees us a 20 point head start. The true scoring comes from the average of 14 rebounds a game and 2 blocks a night. I see Dwight as a consistent 30 point guy and will definitely be taking him in all limited lineup games. He may be too pricey in salary leagues, but can be worth the money if you can level out the scoring between cheaper utility players.
2. Al Jefferson: Jefferson is the Jazz and the Jazz revolve around Jefferson. He hasn't been as consistent in the preseason this year, but when the ball is thrown into the air for the first tip-off, Jefferson will be getting the rock. Jefferson is a 20 point 10 rebound guy every night. He doesn't have the ability to get the blocks that Howard had, but he will be consistent. I feel like his salary point will be lower than a couple of the other guys, so he is definitely a good pickup.
3. Andrew Bynum: In my mind, Bynum is the closest thing to Howard on the list. If he is healthy and stays healthy then he will be my pick in weekly leagues and definitely limited lineup leagues. He had an All-Star season last year and should continue his success. I predict him to have 20 points, 11 rebounds, and at least 1 block a night. Remember this, if he gets healthy and remains that way he is a great pickup. Read more…


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Five long decade past
Two unique souls become one
Create nine off springs
Differ in nature
Attain success though deprive
Unjust ridicule
Loving father rest
Siblings help one another
Eldest do his part
Mother love persists
Take good care of her children
Struggle is normal
Teaching to be still
Poverty cant halt fulfillment
Happiness goes through
Everyone has choice
Take and finish course at once
Make each dream come true
Love and light in us
Sharing them all to mankind
Noble task to do.
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Searching for 4-star Porto apartments? Consider Eurostars Oporto located in Paranhos, 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Hospital de S. Joao and 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Casa da Musica. Dolce Vita Mall and Funny City are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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This cake was based off the invitation. Butter cakes filled with raspberry fillling, covered in BC. Fondant and gumpaste accents.
Love the olives! Cool cake :D
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Models: Brenner Bolton and Matthew Ryan
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Brenner has a secret that just keeps getting him in trouble. Stashed in the garage is his box of raunchy gay porn, along with his giant black dildo, and normally this wouldn't be anything to be ashamed of, but Brenner's security relies on his trust fund, which comes courtesy of his father's politicial career, which would be ruined immediately if Brenner's secret were to get out. When mover Matthew discovers and spills Brenner's stash onto the floor, Brenner is horrified that the jig is up, but Matthew has no interest in blowing up Brenner's spot. Instead, he decides to take advantage of the situation in another way, unzipping his cover-alls and pushing Brenner's head down so that it's level with Matthew's growing cock. Brenner considers the alternative and decides that blowing a stranger in his garage is the least harmful thing that could happen, so he downs Matthew's rod, peeling him out of his cover-alls and deep throat gagging on Matthew's growing cock. Matthew bends Brenner over a chair in the garage and proceeds to pound this silver spoon trustie in his rich ass, thrusting with all his might as Brenner proves he can take it all. Matthew fucks Brenner from behind, his giant cock pounding in and out as Brenner strokes himself off, before Matthew douses Brenner's face with a giant load, as Brenner follows suit launching a load of his own. And even if he can't be sure that Matthew will keep his secret, at least now, it's a secret they share with one another.


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- Odin
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- Chapter 1 1:1 And the LORD spake unto Moses in the wilderness of Sinai, in the tabernacle of the congregation, on the first day of the second month, in the second year after they were come out of the land of Egypt, saying, 1:2 Take ye the sum of all the...
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- This month's rune, Kenaz, is the sixth rune of the first aett of the Elder Futhark. Thus, we are now one-quarter of the way through our journey into the runes! The phonetic value of Kenaz is the hard "k" sound. One basic meaning of "Kenaz"...
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I. Introduction
This is a short extract from Liz Greene's Psychological Horoscope Analysis. The complete report of 18-25 pages can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or a bound booklet in the Astroshop.This horoscope analysis - using the insights of astrology and psychology combined with the tools of advanced computer technology - offers you an astrological portrait which is uniquely and individually focussed and which aims at providing greater self-knowledge. II. Your Psychological Type
This short chapter describes your typical or characteristic way of responding to situations in life.The rich array of individual attributes portrayed in your birth horoscope is set, as it is with everyone, against the backdrop of a certain temperament bias. We might call this bias your psychological "type". The world of human relationship means everything to you, and the feelings of others are primary on the scale of your values. Yet you are often caught in a conflict between your need for warmth and closeness with others, and your need for privacy, space and the freedom to pursue your own interests - which often involve abstract concepts quite divorced from human reality. You have great compassion for the problems of others, and may often find yourself playing the role of the good mother or father [...] [..] You possess an artistic and temperamental nature which tends to undervalue the ordinary; and because you have difficulty in expressing in words what you want and feel, you often create problems simply because you resent having to explain yourself. Thus, despite your compassion [...] III. Character and Shadow
In this comprehensive chapter of the Psychological Horoscope Liz Greene provides valuable insights about your essential character traits.The interplay between the conscious and unconscious sides of you is a constantly shifting dance, changing at different stages of your life and altering according to the pressures and challenges which you encounter. The tension between the primary characters in your inner drama is the source of energy which provides your life with movement, purpose, conflict and growth. [..] Translation to a higher, less corporeal plane does not attract you, for you like what you find in the world. It is the fulfillment of your desires in the here and now that interests you, not some other incarnation or astral experience. Because of your deeply sensual appreciation [...] [..] You rely on physical and emotional comfort rather than the abstract realm of the mind and the spirit for your fulfillment, and you are capable of expending considerable effort to obtain what you feel you need - including other people, whom you tend to put in the same category [...] Hidden traits [..] This hidden character can also assail you through increasing disillusionment - the nagging sense that there was really not much point to so much self-indulgence after all, because experiences begin to repeat themselves in the end; and how can your money buy you the inner [...] A minor character There is little nonsense and pretense about your personality and your views. You are blunt, direct and honest, and you do not try to hide behind elaborate social veneers and posturings to mask who you are and what you want. You have little patience with hypocrisy, and [...] IV. The Family Background
In the complete horoscope analysis, this chapter deals with your family myths as well as with your perception of your parents and their relationship.Although you are an individual, you have emerged from a family background. Thus you contain certain inner patterns, myths and attitudes toward life which you have acquired from the psychological soil of this background. V. Relationship Patterns
This chapter describes attitudes, needs and characteristic patterns in close one-to-one relationships.Both astrology and psychology teach us that nothing that occurs within a relationship is chance. Your birth horoscope describes what you are like inside, and therefore what kind of patterns, needs and compulsions you are likely to bring into your relationships with others. The women who draw your powerfully physical personality are somehow more ethereal than you, and seem to personify some mystical or poetic realm which you fear entering yet which nevertheless fascinates you. A relationship with such a woman can be very creative for you, since a more imaginative partner can help you to trust your own inner vision and spirit and to treat these invisible things with value; and you in turn can offer containment and a bridge to practical life. But you need to be careful [...] [..] You have an instinctive appreciation of the fact that the human heart is complex and sometimes savage; and that, when one loves deeply, one can also hate the loved one because of the power she then wields. You are not afraid of experiencing emotions which others might consider [...] VI. Paths toward Integration
The final chapter of the Psychological Horoscope Analysis contains insights into the potential for growth as shown in your birth chart.The following paragraphs provide some suggestions of ways in which conscious effort might make it possible for you to achieve greater harmony between the different components within yourself, and to strengthen that centre of the personality which psychology calls the ego, the "I". Appendix
These small samples from different chapters convey an impression of your personal Psychological Horoscope which comprises 18 - 25 pages. It can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or bound booklet in the Astroshop. Please read a complete sample report (of a different person) to get an overview of the extent of the complete horoscope.You may wish to take a look at the range of our reports.


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- WAKE UP, GET DRESSED & MOVE OUT The search for Truth and meaning that occasionally marked the philosophies of the ancient world, appears to be in a state of serious decline in the present day. In our institutions of psychology and philosophy, there is...
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- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Chapter 5
- WHERE I LAY MY HEAD IS HOME A foot and light-hearted I take to the open road, Healthy, free, and the world before me, The long brown path before me leading Wherever I choose. Henceforth I ask not for good fortune, I myself am good fortune, Henceforth I...
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- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Chapter 7
- MAKING FRIENDS WITH NATURE AND NATURAL LAW The fall of human society has not occurred overnight. It has taken many centuries, many millennia in fact, for the Divine potentials and inherent genius of the human being to degrade into the modern...
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- There exists One Indivisible Truth , around which all other concepts and systems revolve. Around this central Sun of Reality, every philosophy, religion and social ideal orbits without fail. The search for this essential essence has been a primary focus...
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Other acts confirmed include Pigeon Detectives, Rumble Strips, Cajun Dance Party, Pull Tiger Tail, Mumm-Ra, The Young Knives and The Maccabees.
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Growing federal debt is economic treason
The Federal Reserve Bank is a private, and partly foreign-owned enterprise worth more than $4.1 trillion in assets, that has usurped control of the economy and treasury.
The "too big to fail" plutocrats will lend money to our profligates in Washington, while these politicians force you-the taxpayer, to cosign the loans. Loans are made with terms conditions and with pledges of services and assets as collateral.
The foreign or dubiously domestic aristocrats who lend to governments, not only get interest, but control. The elite who own the notes of our national debt, turn our Congress and White House into servants.
The lenders are in effect buying resources and concessions of sovereignty and power to bureaucrats in the U.N., WTO, NAFTA and the next debacle to American prosperity – the Trans Pacific Partnership. The lenders, like Saudi Arabia and Israel, get our the military and the ability to set the agenda and policies of our government.
In addition, these aristocrats who lend to governments get the right to seize assets as collateral.
And the citizens who were duped into voting for these squandering socialists and their "hope and change" Potemkin villages will be forever in debt to these lenders in a program called "austerity."
This is what Wall Street is celebrating, the economic treason of growing government debt.
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UWM's plans at the County Grounds aim to put the school's researchers near its potential partners
The sturdy red brick buildings sit in a cluster on a rise overlooking Swan Blvd. on the Milwaukee County Grounds. Nearly a century ago, farm kids tromped to class when this was the county's School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy.
Now the buildings are decayed and boarded up, the tiny campus all but abandoned. They were designed by the prominent local architect Alexander Eschweiler and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, but one wouldn't know it from their appearance. They are like ghosts.
And yet the Eschweiler buildings may yet be reincarnated - and as a college, no less. The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee wants to buy them along with about 80 acres of surrounding land to build a new engineering school and innovation park.
The development is part of a larger plan by UWM Chancellor Carlos Santiago to build the university's research might and tie the campus more closely than ever to southeastern Wisconsin's business base. It is a radical idea in Milwaukee: to build something from scratch. But Santiago's plans aren't far-fetched.
Universities nationwide are looking increasingly to business for support, and in turn, plugging into regional economies. From Akron, Ohio, to St. Louis, Mo., research universities are helping to rebuild battered economies. They are widely seen as the one tool that no region can thrive without. The most successful examples often include a business park where academic and industrial research flower side by side.
"In a world where technology and ideas flow easily . . . why would a company engage in research and development on its own when it could look at what's going on in the rest of the world and take what's been developed?" asks Sean Safford, a University of Chicago professor who has studied the impact of universities on economic development.
"The answer is that it keeps you tapped into the world of ideas. . . . A region that isn't engaged in that research process . . . doesn't have the ability to tap into those ideas."
Milwaukee, long a hotbed of industrial research, lags in its output of academic research. The funded research from the region's largest institutions - UWM, Marquette University, the Medical College of Wisconsin and the Milwaukee School of Engineering - adds up to less than a fourth of what UW-Madison annually churns out.
But for all the value of Madison's research prowess, the ability to commercialize good ideas and create jobs is circumscribed to 50 miles or less from the Madison campus.
With median income lagging across Wisconsin, more fuel is needed for the economy 80 miles away in southeastern Wisconsin.
And Santiago argues persuasively for pouring that fuel into UWM.
The chancellor's plan is to build a new engineering school at the County Grounds, along with an incubator for business start-ups and a research park where business partners could locate.
The biggest draw is the cluster of institutions already sitting nearby: the Medical College, which generates the most academic research in the region, the Blood Institute, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and GE Healthcare. Critics who argue that Santiago should build on the cramped east side campus or elsewhere - downtown, for example - miss the point.
Where the partners are
Santiago envisions partnerships with some or all of these institutions. And ideas flow more freely the closer the researchers are to one another. It's a key reason he has remained so insistent on working out a deal for the county land.
"Our decision to locate engineers and some of our basic scientists in that complex is driven 100% by the partners who are there. It's not a real estate issue. . . . If I had those partners sitting next to me on the east side I'd find some way to partner with them here. We can add the greatest value if we locate with them on that parcel. That's how we can build critical mass in academic research."
Medical College executives see the potential.
Dick Katschke, the college's associate vice president for public affairs, said college executives are waiting for more details, but that proximity is valued by researchers. He noted that the college already works with UWM as well as Marquette University and MSOE, and those collaborations would continue.
"We are very interested in UWM building out here," Katschke said. "Its proximity is going to foster greater interaction with researchers."
Santiago's vision is a school that works closely with existing businesses, helping them solve problems and, perhaps, creating new products and ideas that result in new businesses.
It's a new way of thinking for a university - acting almost as a consultancy. Santiago sees opportunities in fields as diverse as biomedical engineering, automation, printing and foundries. He mentions advanced manufacturing and sensors.
The university already has its stars. One of them is engineering Shaoqin (Sarah) Gong, who is experimenting with biobased polymers made from renewable sources such as corn, potatoes and other plant material to produce greener plastics. That is, plastics that are not made from expensive petroleum. She's also working to develop new polymers that can be implanted into the body.
But the university must dig a far deeper well of research in order to be transformative.
The power of research
It's important not to overstate what a revitalized UWM could do for the region. Even if Santiago gets everything he wants - a new engineering school, a new school of public health downtown, a new graduate school of freshwater sciences - the output of research will take a while to build. UWM generated a mere $34 million in funded research in 2006, the last year for which statistics are available.
No doubt a stronger research university at the core of the region would help, but it's only one tool. An MIT study found that new university-based business formation represents only a small fraction of total business starts, and academic patents are dwarfed by business patents.
And, as the University of Chicago's Safford points out, "it's hard to make an old university learn new tricks."
But universities and university research matter to regional economies. The days of major research operations inside corporations - the Bell Labs model - are over, and universities increasingly are helping to fill the role once played by corporate labs. A persistent need in a region such as southeastern Wisconsin, which is growing slowly if at all, is finding ways to kick-start productivity gains that will give businesses an edge in a rapidly globalizing world.
The same MIT study suggests that mature industrial regions might be best served when the research university helps old industries diversify and upgrade. Not many Ciscos or Microsofts will rise out of university labs. But the Rockwells, Astronautics and Eatons that are already here could benefit.
And that seems to be what Santiago has in mind. "Milwaukee needs to ensure that existing companies that are in that high-tech space, in that advanced automation space, that they stay in Milwaukee," he says.
What others have done
While the models that regional research universities have adopted vary widely, there are certain constants: a deep knowledge and connection to the local economy and its businesses, buy-in within the university community (especially the top leadership and faculty), a coordinated effort with civic and business groups; and often, collaboration among several academic institutions.
Santiago often mentions the rapid growth of funded research at another urban university, the University of Illinois-Chicago, which in seven years almost doubled its research output from about $175 million in 1999 to $332 million in 2006. Much of that funding has flowed through UIC's medical school for research as varied as a tuberculosis vaccine to sleep apnea to exciting work on an artificial eye. But building a research base takes time, warns UIC's interim Chancellor Eric Gislason.
"We might not have realized when we started down this path that this was at least a 10-year project," said Gislason, who is the school's former vice chancellor for research. "If you want to make a serious dent, it's at least that long. . . . You can't do it in two to four years."
In northeast Ohio, the University of Akron sits in the middle of former Rubber Capital of the World. But after the loss of tire production jobs left Akron economically depressed, the university has found a way to build on the region's industrial past.
While Akron had always had extensive programs in rubber chemistry, it branched into polymers, which are strands of interconnected molecules used in rubber, plastic wraps and many other products. In 1988, the university established its College of Polymer Science and Engineering, which is now the largest program of its kind in the nation and draws researchers from around the world. It has since moved into biotechnology and nanotechnology and supports small and mid-sized companies that work with polymers.
"It's building on what you used to do but which may have gone away," says author Richard Longworth, whose new book "Caught in the Middle" is a prescient commentary on the challenges the Midwest faces from globalization.
Some of that is happening in St. Louis, too, the home of Monsanto and where drug giant Pfizer has a large research facility. The Center of Research Technology and Entrepreneurial Exchange - or CORTEX - is trying to grow a cluster of life-sciences businesses in a depressed old industrial area. The 250-acre district just west of downtown is controlled by five major research institutions, which are all nearby: Washington University, St. Louis University, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, the University of Missouri-St. Louis and the Missouri Botanical Garden. One of the leaders of the effort is William H. Danforth, chancellor emeritus of Washington University and the brother of the former senator, John C. Danforth.
"Now, they're developing a second park out near Monsanto," says Walt Plosila, a vice president at Battell Inc., a Cleveland consulting firm that worked with St. Louis to develop the plan. "You've got to look at what you're good at, what you're trying to focus on, and then build your base in the park around that. You can't wave a wand and say you're going to be good at anything."
So what can Milwaukee do? Get started is the short answer. And even though the region lags some of its peers in the Midwest, that may not be such a bad thing, Safford says. It could even be an opportunity to build something new.
"I think what's interesting in Milwaukee is that you're starting from scratch," he says. "In a way that puts you behind the curve. . . . But in other ways, it's a real opportunity."
Perhaps new life can banish the ghosts that some believe inhabit the stately old brick buildings on the County Grounds - and in the process, begin to bring new life to the region's economy as well.
This special report was reported and written by Deputy Editorial Page Editor David Haynes for the Editorial Board.
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'Religious Right has no sway in UK' - Church Times
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Is There a "Religious Right" Emerging in Britain?, by Andy Walton, says that there is "evidence of greater co-ordination among Christian groups with a strong socially conservative commitment, in particular relating to human sexuality, marriage, family life, and religious freedom, about which they are vocal and often willing to resort to legal action".
It is, however, "misleading to describe this phenomenon as a US-style Religious Right", the report says.
The report defines the Religious Right in the United States as "a large-scale, well-organised, well-funded network of groups which has a clear and limited set of policy aims deemed as 'Christian', which it seeks to deliver through the vehicle of the Republican Party".
The US Religious Right campaigns primarily against the liberalisation of abortion laws and gay-rights legislation. It is also characterised by support for the state of Israel, opposition to "big government", and opposition to the teaching of evolution, among other issues.
Is There a "Religious Right" Emerging in Britain? argues that "British Christians are not as fixated on a particular set of specific issues as the US Religious Right. While abortion and gay marriage may not be popular among Christians here, evolution, Israel and small government are not major battlegrounds."
Ed Thornton | To read this article in full, please go to www.churchtimes.co.uk


text: Chemical Engineering - Ph.D. / Sc.D. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/7788 2016-10-21T21:54:54Z Electrochemically-mediated membrane separations for carbon dioxide capture http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/104214 Electrochemically-mediated membrane separations for carbon dioxide capture Vicari, Kristin Jenise This thesis describes and analyzes several new designs for carbon dioxide (CO₂) separations using quinones in electrochemical cells. The intended application is carbon capture and sequestration. A quinone-ferrocene electrolyte is proposed as a novel chemistry for electrochemical carbon capture. Quantitative analyses are presented for two designs, and experimental results are provided for the quinone-ferrocene system in two configurations. The first design uses quinones for facilitated transport of CO₂ across a planar, supported liquid membrane. A mixture of quinone and dianion adduct is sandwiched between two porous electrodes. An analytical solution for the current-potential equation is derived and then used to quantify the expected performance of the system in terms of capacity and energy efficiency. In the second design, the electrolyte flows between the two planar electrodes of the electrochemical cell. Quinone reacts at the porous cathode to absorb CO₂ from the gas phase. The dianion adduct reacts at the nonporous anode to desorb the CO₂ , which produces supersaturated regions in the cell. The CO₂ evaporates and the electrolyte is recycled. A numerical model has been developed to solve for the spatial values of species concentrations, current, and ionic potential in the flowing electrolyte. A design analysis of this system highlights the quantitative impact of certain operating parameters and supports recommendations for future development. The first demonstration of an electrolyte that uses a quinone-ferrocene redox couple for carbon capture in a flow cell is presented. The quinone and ferrocene chemistries are introduced, and experimental results highlight the ability to couple quinone reduction to ferrocene oxidation and ferrocenium reduction to dianion-adduct oxidation using graphite electrodes. A bench-scale test cell has been designed and built to demonstrate electrochemical carbon capture in a cell with laminar flow of the electrolyte. The quinone-ferrocene couple is implemented in this flow design. Experimental results show the ability to continuously capture CO₂ from a gas stream (15% CO₂, 85% nitrogen (N₂)) using the quinone-ferrocene couple in this design. Finally, experimental results highlight the cycling of electrochemical absorption and desorption of carbon dioxide using the quinone-ferrocene chemistry in flow-through electrodes. Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Chemical Engineering, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 134-142). 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Nanolayer multi-agent scaled delivery from implant surface http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/104213 Nanolayer multi-agent scaled delivery from implant surface Min, Jouha One of the important problems in the field of orthopedic medicine is the ability to create a stable bone-materials interface with an implant, particularly when faced with the difficult condition of bone infection. Only recently have we come to understand the significance of addressing infection during the bone wound healing process; however, to apply this understanding toward an effective treatment requires the ability to deliver exacting amounts of therapeutics of different types over the appropriate timeframes in and around the implant. This task must be accomplished while maintaining the mechanical integrity of the implant materials and allowing for bone integration on their surfaces. Here we present a novel, particularly enabling next-generation implant solution for both eradication of an established biofilm within the bone cavity and accelerated bone repair via the controlled delivery of antibiotic and growth factor in sequence from stable nanometer scale coatings on the implant surface. Infection is by far the most common reason for complications, which often lead to complete removal of implants (74.3%). Infection significantly increases morbidity, and places huge financial burdens on the patient and the healthcare system-projected to exceed $1.62 billion/year by 2020. Because infection is much more common in implant replacement surgeries, these issues greatly impact long-term patient care for a continually growing part of the population. For revision arthroplasty of an infected prosthesis, a prolonged and expensive twostage procedure requiring two surgical steps and a 6-8 week period of joint immobilization exists as today's gold standard. A single-stage revision is preferred as an alternative; however, traditional bulk polymer systems such as bone cement cannot load sufficient amounts of therapeutic to eradicate existing infection, are insufficient or infeasible for the release of sensitive biologic drugs that considerably aid in bone regeneration, and lead to substandard mechanical properties and retarded bone repair. To address these issues, we created conformal, programmable, and degradable dual therapy coatings (~500 nm thick) in a layer-by-layer fashion using the enabling nanofabrication tool of electrostatic multilayer assembly. The nanolayered construct allows large loadings of each drug, thus enabling ultrathin film coatings to carry sufficient treatment and precise independent control of release kinetics and loading for each therapeutic agent in an infected implant environment. The coating architecture was adapted to allow early release of antibiotics contained in top layers sufficient to eliminate infection, followed by sustained release above the MIC over several weeks; whereas, the underlying BMP-2 growth factor layers enabled a long-term sustained release of BMP-2, which induced more significant and mechanically competent bone formation than a short-term burst release. In rats, the successful growth factor-mediated osteointegration of the multilayered implants with the host tissue improved bone-implant interfacial strength by impressive amounts (15-fold) when compared with the bare implant control, and yields a mechanical bond 17-fold higher than that created with the use of clinically available bioactive bone cement. Here we focused on dual delivery of an antibiotic and a growth factor owing to the urgent need for enhanced infection-reducing and tissue-integrating strategies in orthopedic applications, but the excellent modularity of multilayers for incorporation and release of diverse therapeutics suggests this approach should be also applicable to different implant applications such as vascular graft and artificial heart implants for which the risks of infection are often ignored. Our findings demonstrate the potential of this layered release strategy to introduce a durable implant solution, ultimately an important step forward in the design of biomedical implant release coatings for multiple medical applications. In addition to focusing on multi-therapeutic multilayer coatings for macroscale implants and scaffolds, I have also extended the work to understand release properties of the therapeutic agents, guided by predictive mathematical modeling of the release mechanisms involved in polyelectrolyte multilayer films and cell uptakes based on the principles of polymer physics and molecular and cellular biology. The potential impact of this work is substantial: introduce the next-generation biomaterials and implantable devices, save billions of dollars in the healthcare cost, and directly benefit the rapidly growing current and future generations of patients relying on medical device. Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Chemical Engineering, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references. 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Rational design and synthesis of zeolite acid catalysts for applications in biomass conversion http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/104212 Rational design and synthesis of zeolite acid catalysts for applications in biomass conversion Luo, Helen Yu The development of carbon efficient and economically viable biomass conversion technologies is crucial for the sustainable production of fuels and chemicals. Catalytic upgrading processes must remove oxygen and add hydrogen while targeting oxygen-containing functional groups. Catalysts must be water-tolerant, stable under hydrothermal conditions, and accessible for large organics. Zeolites are active and selective heterogeneous catalysts used in many industrial processes. Their microporous crystalline frameworks composed of tetrahedral silicate offer shape selectivity and high stability. Heteroatoms such as Sn or A1 can be incorporated into these frameworks to create isolated Lewis and Brønsted acid sites. This thesis uses synthesis, characterization, and reactivity studies to develop novel zeolite acid catalysts for upgrading biomass platform molecules. The first section focuses on designing hierarchical Brønsted acid zeolites to catalyze bulky molecules. A1-containing zeolite nanosheets of single-unit-cell thickness are synthesized using diquarternary ammonium surfactants. Characterization reveals high external surface area and mesoporosity and strong external acid sites. MFI nanosheets have higher stability and selectivity to larger olefins and aromatics in the conversion of propanal to hydrocarbons due to shorter diffusion path lengths compared to bulk MFI zeolite. MWW nanosheets have a three-fold increase in catalytic activity for the alkylation of benzene with benzyl alcohol compared to bulk MWW zeolite. Sn-containing MFI nanosheets are synthesized for the first time and are shown to have higher activity for the Baeyer-Villiger oxidation of bulky ketones than bulk Sn-MFI zeolite, and higher stability than mesoporous, amorphous Sn silicates. The second section focuses on studying and characterizing hydrophobic, water-tolerant Lewis acid zeolites. A detailed kinetics study compares transfer hydrogenation activity of Ti-, Sn-, Zr-, Hf-containing BEA zeolites with different hydrogen donors. A new characterization method using trimethylphosphine oxide probes and NMR is created to deduce structure-activity relationships. Finally, an integrated catalytic process is developed for the efficient production of [gamma]-valerolactone from furfural through sequential transfer hydrogenation and hydrolysis reactions catalyzed by a mixture of Brønsted acid zeolite nanosheets and hydrophobic Lewis acid zeolites. Overall, this thesis demonstrates that a detailed understanding of the structure and active sites in zeolite acid catalysts can allow us to design more efficient catalytic processes. Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Chemical Engineering, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis. Vita.; Includes bibliographical references. 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Attachment of polyelectrolyte multilayers to cells and the implications on cell behavior http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/104211 Attachment of polyelectrolyte multilayers to cells and the implications on cell behavior Lim, Rosanna Marie The development of targeted drug delivery systems is of fundamental importance for the transport of highly toxic drugs to diseased cells. One way of achieving this is using biohybrid materials, which integrates synthetic components with cells in order to confer unique properties to existing biological systems. An example of this is the cell backpack, which consists of a circular, polymeric patch, microns in diameter and hundreds of nanometers thick, attached to the surface of a cell. Unlike passive delivery systems, cells have the ability to use signaling and trafficking to actively target a disease site. Cells carrying drug-loaded backpacks would thus be able to efficiently carry drugs to unhealthy cells. The cell backpack material itself is a polymeric patch consisting of stratified layers forming nanostructured compartments. In this thesis, the cell backpack is further developed to improve versatility and drug loading. First, a new, sacrificial thin film is developed to detach the cell backpacks from the substrates that they are fabricated on. This sacrificial multilayer, composed of bovine submaxillary mucin and jacalin lectin, is stable in a wide pH and ionic strength range and dissolves using a chemical stimulus. This mucin/lectin releasable region increases versatility by allowing more materials to be incorporated into the cell backpack, such as drug-containing liposomes. Echogenic liposomes containing doxorubicin were embedded into cell backpacks, and the ability of using these cell backpacks as a targeted, anti-cancer therapy was evaluated by studying the effects on mouse monocytes. Finally, thin films containing maleimide groups were developed for the cell backpacks to covalently attach these polymeric patches to cell surfaces. Former cell surface attachment techniques relied on cell-specific receptors, so covalent attachment would allow backpacks to attach to a greater variety of cells. The advancements investigated in this thesis work help to bring cell backpack technology one step closer to becoming a viable, therapeutic product. Thesis: Ph. D. in Chemical Engineering Practice, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Chemical Engineering, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references. 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z


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Holman Bible Dictionary
(paht' sshuhrd) Fragment of a baked, clay vessel, "potsherd" (more commonly called a "sherd" by archaeologists) is used in the Old Testament with both a literal and symbolic or figurative meaning. Job used a potsherd (Genesis 2:8 ) to scrape the sores that covered his body; the underparts of the mythological monster, Leviathan, are said to be "jagged potsherds" (Genesis 41:30 NIV). The latter is a particularly arresting image for anyone familiar with the jagged, sharp sherds always encountered in archaeological excavations where clay vessels were in use, as in the Near East.
Isaiah (Isaiah 30:14 ) used the image of a sherd as a sign of the worthlessness of ancient Judah. The psalmist (Psalm 22:15 ) used the image of a dry potsherd as a simile for some physical illness he was experiencing.
Since the Hebrew word translated "potsherd" in the above passages can also mean "earthen vessel" in other contexts (compare Leviticus 14:5 ,Leviticus 14:5,14:50; Numbers 5:17 ), it is not always clear as to which meaning is to be preferred. Such is the case in Proverbs 26:23 where a comparison of the NRSV translation ("earthen vessel") with the KJV ("potsherd") highlights the problem. Elsewhere, textual confusion compounds the problem. In Isaiah 45:9 , the Hebrew text literally reads: "a potsherd (or "earthen vessel") with potsherds (or "earthen vessels") of ground." In neither case is the text clear, though the symbolism of the futility of a person striving with God is obviously intended.
Finally, the obscure text in Ezekiel 23:24 assigned Judah the same fate as her sister, Samaria. She would not only drink the cup of wrath but also "gnaw its sherds" (NRSV). See Pottery; Archaeology.
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