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This local gem is delicious. The menu has a wide variety of Thai dishes that are flavorful and prepared perfectly. Soups are wonderful. Portions are very big and the prices reasonable. I was really impressed. Great place.
We've been on the lookout for a decent Thai place since moving to the Lewis & Clark Valley a couple of months ago. We ordered while shopping at a nearby mall and it took quite a bit longer (an extra 30 mins) than they told us it would. The great Front/Dining room staff did a wonderful job. The delays were...
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I went to this restaurant for lunch on a recent business trip to Lewiston. The waitress was also the greeter, and she was fantastic. She ran the whole place in fron and did an excellent job. I would go there again just because of her. The food was very good and another reason to go back.
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Radisson Suites at 23/2, Sukhumvit Soi 13, Near Nana BTS Station is a fine Carlson Group hotel that has large and comfy Superior rooms starting at THB 2300 per night without breakfast. Free wifi and a free tuk tuk service to Nana / Asoke BTS stations is covered in the price. At check-in time, they offer a breakfast deal at 299 THB, that is not bad. The location of the hotel is really good if one is willing to walk about 5 minutes into Soi 13. The lobby and the adjoining cafe called "mauve" or something like that are really pleasantly decorated. The rooms have all the essentials that a business hotel would have, like a large king bed, a work desk, a cabinet with bathrobes, slippers, hair dryer, ironing board and iron, a safe, a large bathroom, and a really smart TV. The TV deserves a special mention. Upon switching on, the TV screen showed a personalized welcome message for me, and the hotel facilities and TV channels were clubbed category-wise to make navigation easy. Keep reading...
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There were two small water bottles for free, a coffee maker with some supplies, and a priced mini bar. Wifi worked fine in the room. The AC was really effective and the bed really comfy, so I slept well. For relaxation, the hotel also offered some massage service in the room and on the 9th floor but that started at 1200 THB for 60 minutes.
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The free tuk tuk service was a good help to get to the nearest BTS stations. There was a super market called "Insaaf" just opposite the hotel and a seven-eleven a few steps away. Soi 13 has some massage shops and restaurants too.
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Lew R.C. Bricker was included on the "BTI Client Service All-Stars 2012" list published by BTI Consulting, Inc. This is a distinction reserved for an elite group of attorneys whose clients recognize them by unprompted, unequivocal recommendation for delivering superior client service.
In a time of ever-increasing client expectations, the ability to provide superior client service and earning client loyalty is a competitive differentiator. Lew was nominated by a Fortune 1000 transportation service company for his exceptional understanding of the client's business needs, outsized value, outstanding results, and legal skills. Only 272 attorneys across the country were named to the Client Service All-Star list.
BTI bases its findings on the more than 3,100 client interviews it has conducted over the last 11 years. For its 2012 survey, BTI interviewed 240 corporate counsel, representing 66.7% of the Fortune 1000 and Global 500 corporations. The average revenue of the participating companies is $13.1 billion. Participants represent a broad range of industries, including banking, chemicals, consumer goods, energy, financial services, high tech, insurance, investment banking, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, professional services, retail trade, telecommunications, transportation, and wholesale trade.
In December 2011, SmithAmundsen as a firm was included on the "BTI Client Service A-Team 2012" list which named just 306 law firms nationwide the best in client service.
"Client satisfaction has always been a key focus for the firm," said Larry Schechtman, SmithAmundsen's managing partner. "In an independent study in 2008, we found that 96% of our clients reported overall satisfaction with our work and would use us again in the future. It's nice to know that 4 years later, our clients still feel the same about our services."
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Rep. Lawerence Denney plans to gather his 57-member Republican caucus this week to make amends for his botched attempt at firing Dolores Crow, a woman he calls "an institution." "I'll probably just apologize if I made any of them uncomfortable and explain kind of what I did and why," the House speaker told me Thursday. "That's probably about it." The Midvale Republican's misstep is by no means the first in a six-year reign. The blowback has been more intense because it included revered former Gov. Phil Batt, who said Denney sullied the redistricting process by introducing rank partisanship to a reformed system approved by voters in 1994. But there's a far greater force at play than a publicity snafu over trying to force Crow from the redistricting commission. Lawerence Denney is playing King Lear. Instead of three daughters he can't figure out, he has three ambitious men who aspire to the throne and don't want to wait until 2014 to be crowned/Dan Popkey, Idaho Statesman. More here.
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How to Buy a Holiday Dress
We've got less than a month till Christmas and New Year's Eve, which means the holiday parties are a-coming!
We've picked out some of the cutest frocks of the holiday season for shopping inspiration.
The Right Holiday Dress
The perfect holiday dress is easy to find when you know what you're looking for. Take 30 mins to scan your favorite websites and magazines for looks you like and shapes that flatter you; having an idea of what you want will ease shopping anxiety. When you're ready, hit the stores to try on dresses that fit your criteria or shop online directly. Most stores have really great return policies.
Quick tip: try on that dress you were immediately drawn to, even if it's a bit extreme or different from your everyday style. This is the time of the year when you can get away with it, so why not!?
Below are examples of some of the seasons cutest holiday party dresses to get you started. We picked ruffles, silk and shimmer! Which one is your favorite?
Top row: Te Amo Dress, $132.99, Modcloth; Asymmetic Dress by Rare, $70, TopShop; Elegant Speech Dress in Rosy Taupe, $52.99, Modcloth; Silk V-Neck Drape Dress, $150, Banana Republic.
Bottom row: Nanette Lepore La Marocain Dress, $348, Piperlime; A.B.S. by Allen Schwartz Evergreen Satin Ruffle Dress, $165, Bluefly; Shumaq Silver Sequined Dress, $199, Bluefly; Lamé Contrast Dress, $22.80, Forever 21.
Coupons to use before you shop: Banana Republic, Piperlime, Bluefly.
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Try pairing flashy accessories such as Banana Republic's Jeweled Foldover Clutch with a solid color dress to add some visual interest. For an already bedazzled dress, try adding interesting textures and shapes, such as TopShop's Ruffle Clutch or Banana Republic's Ginger Bow Ring.
Top row: Teardrop Sequins Cross-body Clutch, $98, Banana Republic; Ginger Bow Ring, $25, Banana Republic; Ruffle Clutch, $65, TopShop; Heart Cherub Drop Earrings, $28, TopShop.
Middle row: Double Disc Drop Earrings, $2.80, Forever 21; Jeweled Foldover Clutch, $98, Banana Republic.
Bottom row: Classic Short Sparkles, $170, UGG; Rose Clamp, $28, TopShop; Flower Ring, $6.80, Forever 21; Fabric Fashion Necklace, $12.50, Old Navy.
Coupons to use before you shop: Old Navy, Banana Republic, UGG Australia.
Do you have a favorite holiday dress you wear every year? Are there any that you're lusting after this season?
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In My Mailbox idea from Kristi @ The Story Siren, and any links take you to Amazon. Click images for a bigger picture!
Thanks to all publishers who sent me lovely books to review this week!
For review:
- The Falconer by Elizabeth May
- The Dream Thieves by Maggie Stiefvater (UK proof/ARC)
- The Lost Gods by Francesca Simon
- Spies in Disguise: Boy in Tights by Kate Scott
- The Naturals by Jennifer Lynn Barnes (UK proof/ARC)
For review - Netgalley
- Geek Girl: Model Misfit by Holly Smale
- Alienated by Melissa Landers
- Cracked by Eliza Crewe
- The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien
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- The Painted Man by Peter V. Brett
- Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell
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Saying yes.
Climbing stuff.
Remembering lyrics from 90's songs.
...just to name a few. I have a fairly wide variety in entertainment tastes.
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Joseph Harper
When Stephen Harper went to India, he spent over $1 million just to transport his limousine to India and back. This limousine was meant to be for his safety. Was he really that threatened in India? I suppose for him it is only taxpayers money.
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Discussion in 'iOS Themes and Customization' started by gospodinovk2006, Apr 25, 2009.
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|Nov 23, 1993
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|Robert L. Wetegrove, Rodney H. Banks
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|Nalco Chemical Company
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|Patent Citations (8), Referenced by (7), Classifications (19), Legal Events (9)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to the determination of unwanted deposit formations in an opaque fluid stream employed for industrial or manufacturing processes. Determination is made in situ or by real time analysis, or near to it, rather than by extracting a sample of the fluid for external laboratory analysis elsewhere.
There are numerous examples of industrial fluid streams confined by a conduit for manufacturing purposes where entrained biological growths or organic impurities deposit on and reduce the efficiency of equipment employed in processing the fluid. Not only that, the finished product may be contaminated by the film.
A good example is paper making machinery when the confining conduit is the paper machine itself. Bacteria colonies, protozoa and other simple life forms become entrained in the pulp. These feed and thrive on indigenous substances such as proteins, oils, carbohydrates and polysaccharides. The colony expands and becomes a gummy, sticky biofilm which can trap other particles and deposit on the walls of the chest and other equipment in the pulp confining conduit downstream of the chest. The equipment becomes fouled. The unwanted films are loosened due to turbulence and become part of the paper, resulting in grade degradation. Pitch (hydrophobic contaminants) present as part of the wood fibers is another source of an unwanted organic deposits.
The same phenomena are involved in cutting oils as another example. The purity and efficiency of the oil are degraded, the surfactant which maintains the cutting oil as an emulsion is adversely affected, and film deposits on the workpiece being machined.
In our co-pending application Ser. No. 07/754,016, filed Sep. 3, 1991, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,185,533, we address the problem of film formers in a transparent process stream such as cooling tower water, undertaking a double beam transmittance comparison (reference and sample) to determine film build-up. In our co-pending application Ser. No. 07/726,592, filed Jul. 8, 1991 now issued as U.S. Pat. No. 5,155,555, we address the same problem (film growth or build-up) in an opaque stream where we measure light reflectance to determine film build-up.
We have now succeeded in deriving a procedure by which an opaque stream can be monitored for film prevalence by light transmittance rather than reflectance, constituting the subject matter of the present invention.
The film formers may be of slow growth (long term) such as bacteria colonies which slowly accumulate on the process equipment. They may be of short term, such as pitch, which quickly adheres. Under and in accordance with the present invention, the prevalence of opaque film formers in a process stream is monitored by immersing in the stream a segment of a transparent (or translucent) disc for a predetermined time. The selected time for immersion is sufficient to allow the slow-growth film formers to collect on the process equipment. Then, by rotating the disc, the segment bearing the film can be targeted by a light beam. Since the disc is transparent (or of equivalent translucence) the beam will pass (transmit) light of an intensity inversely proportional to the thickness of the film. The transmitted light can be sensed for intensity, producing a voltage analog of film thickness as will be explained. Also, as will be explained, the configuration is such that short term occlusions can also be measured. If the thicknesses exceed a predetermined allowance, a microprocessor will activate a pump which feeds to the stream a treating agent which combats, disperses or otherwise controls the film former(s) to an acceptable standard or tolerance level.
In more specific terms, the invention is characterized by a disc (or coupon of equivalent configuration) which will transmit light in spite of an occluding film. The disc is partly submerged in the opaque process stream and is preferably supported for rotation about an eccentric axis. If rotated by a stepping motor, the disc may be turned at selected intervals so that the segment previously immersed is exposed for monitoring by an optical sensor which measures the intensity of light (originated from a source) transmitted through one or more targeted areas containing the film sample. Less light is transmitted through a spot or target having greater film thickness. The exposed surface may be indexed by the stepping motor so that multiple spots on the disc may be targeted, obtaining an average of transmittance readings of accumulated fouling.
By maintaining immersion for a relatively long term period, the immersed segments simulate exposure of the equipment (process conduit and attendant parts) to long term or passive accumulations of fouling. Then, by rotating the disc, after taking a long-term average of transmittance, or even a single transmittance reading corresponding to long term (passive) immersion, the normally non-immersed segment on the disc may be monitored as a short-term (wetting) surface simulating turbulent or mere wetting film conditions. This difference between long term and short term film conditions can be of significance. The long term film may be taken as one in which the bacterial identity or growth is not severe and film build-up is slow. In comparison, the normally dry segment will quickly and easily capture the most tenacious or pernicious film formers such as organic pitch, one of the more inimical deposit formers.
To the best of our knowledge there is no art pertinent to the present invention characterized by determining transmittances through a transparent disc having successive long and short term immersions in an opaque fluid containing film formers; one portion of the disc is employed to occlude the less innocuous or passive film formers, and another portion of the disc is employed to occlude strong or pernicious film formers.
There are systems for detecting internal film formation, namely, U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,912,332 and 3,757,210 but these disclosures do not comply with the characterizing features of the present invention.
FIG. 1 is a diagram of the immersed disc in its normal (start) position, partly submerged in an opaque fluid to be sampled;
FIG. 1A is a diagram of the disc illustrating its division into hydrophilic and hydrophobic segments;
FIGS. 2 through 6 are diagrams of successive, different positions assumed by the disc as it is being monitored;
FIGS. 7 and 8 are schematic views of the optic transmittance principles which feature in the present invention;
FIGS. 9 and 10 are schematic views of the invention in practice; and
FIG. 11 is a diagram showing measurement of film thickness, an analog of film thickness vs. time.
Characterization of the present invention is best explained in terms of the schematics shown in the various figures.
A rotatable, transparent disc 10, FIG. 1, having a center 10C, is secured eccentrically to a shaft 11. The disc is to be partly immersed in a process stream having a surface level L. The disc, FIG. 1A, is divided into two segments. As will be described in more detail, one segment of the disc is hydrophilic in character, the other of hydrophobic character. The segments are to be monitored by a light emitter-detector couple (20-22, FIGS. 3A and 6) described below.
Segment ACB of the disc 10 (shaded) is an acrylic, presenting a surface (deemed hydrophilic) to simulate typical process equipment such as employed in a paper mill for the so-called machine chest (chest) and other equipment which tends to be fouled by organic film formers. Segment ACB could also be glass or polycarbonate. It is sufficient that segment ACB will indeed tend to accumulate the long term, passive film formers substantially proportional to the equipment exposed to the process fluid which is deemed opaque in terms of light transmittance.
The other segment ADB (unshaded) presents a hydrophobic surface, such as polyethylene, polytetrafluorethylene or polypropylene. This segment will tend to accept the wetting or short term species such as pitches. The two segments are easily bonded along a parting line PL, FIG. 1A, which may be taken as the diameter AB of the disc. The exact position of the parting line and precise depth of immersion are not critical. However, for the configuration and depth of immersion shown in FIG. 1, there is an immersed hydrophilic portion BC below level L and an immersed hydrophobic segment DB below level L, of equal area. Also, there is a cusp area 12 in the hydrophobic segment of the disc which has a role to be described.
With the disc immersed in an opaque fluid having surface level L (e.g. the paper pulp in the chest of a paper making machine), the immersed (hydrophilic) portion (CB) will tend to be contaminated by hydrophilic deposit formers which are present. The immersed hydrophobic portion (DB) will tend to accumulate the hydrophobic film formers.
Referring again to FIG. 1, an arbitrary arc shown by dashed line represents a targeting arc. Arbitrarily there are ten targets, circle 1 through circle 10 also denoted i, . . . i10 ; circle 5 (hydrophilic) is just short of midway and circle 6 is on the immediate other side, the hydrophobic side. The targets lie on the same radius from the eccentric rotation center 11, all on the targeting arc TG. If the disc is rotated about the eccentric axis 11, following a long term immersion, the arc to be targeted emerges, FIGS. 2, 3 and 4, and target spots fouled by the long term occluded film are to be intercepted one after another by a light beam of intensity i, FIG. 3A, to take an average of the intensity i' of the emergent beam, the intensity of which is reduced by the thickness of the targeted film. There are circumstances of course where only one reading may be enough.
In FIG. 2, target circle 1 has not yet attained a position where it can be spotted (illuminated or intercepted) by the beam of light. In comparison, it can be assumed that the center of target circle 1, FIGS. 3 and 3A, has attained the position where it can be spotted by the monitoring beam.
In FIG. 4, target circle 9 (hydrophobic) has been monitored and target circle 10 is moving to a position where it will be intercepted by the spotting beam. Thus, in summary at this point, targets 1 through 5 present the hydrophilic occlusions to be monitored and averaged, whereas targets 6 through 10 represent the hydrophobic targets to be monitored and averaged.
It will be realized of course that there are an infinite number of arcs and targets that can be monitored within the hydrophilic segment (CB) to determine the long term (passive, hydrophilic) film thicknesses. Likewise as to the hydrophobic segment BD.
The disc, after immersion, can be stepped (rotationwise) quickly during monitoring, a matter of a few minutes more or less. Consequently, the left-hand cusp 12, which is of hydrophobic material, FIG. 1, will have a short term exposure to the process stream, capturing those tenacious hydrophobic species which tend quickly to adhere. Cusp 12 eventually starts to emerge, FIG. 3, is approaching the spotting beam, FIG. 4, and has attained the spotting beam position, FIG. 5. Cusp area 12 is now positioned for monitoring (alternatively or successively) the thicknesses of selected targets which underwent short term wetting in the course of movement through the process water. These targets carry tenacious or pernicious film formers such as organic pitches.
The reason for the eccentric axis concerns the need to so position the light probe or sensing couple 20-22, FIG. 1, free of the edge of the disc when at home position, FIG. 1. This enables the intensity of the light beam hereinafter described, to be measured in air as a base line prior to each cycle for measuring the thickness of the occluded film on the disc 10. There may be interference particles in the air, optical surfaces may be contaminated, or the source intensity may have changed from the previous cycle.
According to Beer's Law, the light absorbed by an absorbing material is proportional to its thickness. This law allows the thickness of the film on the disc 10 to be measured quantitatively by casting a light beam of known intensity i on to of less intensity, i'. The value log (i/i') is a measure of the film thickness. These intensity values will have corresponding voltage analogs V and V', as to which there is further comment below.
Referring to FIG. 6, the disc 10, after long term immersion, has been rotated to a position corresponding to FIG. 3, and at this position target circle 1 is presented to a light source (IR, VU or visible) 20 which casts or directs a reference beam of intensity i on target circle 1. A sensor 22 responds to the transmitted light, of weakened intensity i', which can be converted by the sensor to a voltage analog V'.
A programmer, now shown, then activates the stepping motor (not shown) to index the disc counterclockwise so that another successive hydrophilic target is presented to the light source 20. The same beam (intensity i) is cast or directed onto the new target and through disc 10. Transmittance intensity i' is again sensed.
The circuitry for monitoring is disclosed in our application Ser. No. 07/754,016 filed Sep. 3, 1991 which is incorporated by reference herein. Briefly, the light source 20 may be an infrared (890 nm) light emitting diode (LED), No. L2690 supplied by Hamamatsu. The wavelength (890 nm) is chosen so that the water absorption band (960 nm) will not interfere. The circuit is shown in FIG. 7. The current can be adjusted by the trim potentiometer between 100 ma and 3.6 ma, so the detector voltage will be scaled to 0-10 volts. The detector 22 is a photodiode, preferably with a large light sensitive area. Preferred is S2281 series of Hamamatsu, having a sensitive area of about 100 mm2. The circuitry is shown in FIG. 8 and it may be mentioned that a long wave filter (850 nm cut-off, not shown) is preferably placed in front of the photodiode to eliminate ambient light interference.
Prior to any monitoring sequence, the beam i will be directed through a clean untarnished disc 10 at each target spot. By doing this any imperfections at each target area will be accounted for, especially as the disc will be used over and over again. Also, the intensity of the beam in air will first be measured, FIG. 1, to determine the base line intensity i.
The two voltage analogs corresponding to i (calibrated) and i' can be used by a computer to calculate log (i/i') representing the thickness of the film at any target spot.
The measurements can be repeated sequentially for the targets within the two segments, likewise for a cusp section such as 12. By so doing, an average of film thicknesses can be taken for the hydrophilic section which simulates slow biofouling build-up on the equipment, and likewise an average film thickness within the hydrophobic section which simulates quick capture of organics such as pitches and oils entrained in the process stream.
In the instance of monitoring a paper pulp stream, the disc 10 could be immersed in the so-called water or machine chest 30, FIG. 9, shaft 11 being indexed by a stepping motor 32. However, the paper pulp stream to be monitored could be drained by a pipe 34, FIG. 10, to a separate test or sampling tank 36 where turbulence is simulated by an impeller 38 driven by a motor 39. The return line is indicated by reference character 40 assuring true flow and process conditions.
It is appropriate to elaborate on the relationship of transmittance and absorbance. Absorbance is the ability of a surface to absorb light (or radiation), and in this instance the surface is the film on the disc. Transmittance is the fraction of light that having entered the film (herein i) emerges from the far side of the disc (i') where the detector is located.
Expressed mathematically, absorbance is the negative logarithm (common log) of transmittance. Thus, ##EQU1## In other words, biofilm thickness is proportional to its absorbance. Since log V/V' (absorbance) is measured under and in accordance with the present invention (see FIG. 11) the rate of film build-up can be monitored.
There may be circumstances where only one reading, whether hydrophilic or hydrophobic, will be sufficient. However, an average is better and consequently multiple readings should be taken to obtain an average i'.
In any event, the significant datum, each time, is the difference or ratio of i (calibrated) and i' which can be a voltage analog (millivolts, mv) representing film thickness. Thus, as shown in FIG. 11, the voltages V' (target sample) and V (reference or base line) emitted by the detector 22, FIGS. 7 and 8, can be microprocessed at PC to determine the value for each reading, namely,
Absorbance (Abs)=log i/i'=log V/V'
Since absorbance is proportional to film thickness (Eq. 4), the microprocessor can be programmed to resolve any of the analogs by which the intensity of the light transmitted through the sample or target film, and through the disc, is compared to the reference intensity i transmitted through the clean or clear disc. This equivalency of values is shown by the computer printout or display in FIG. 11 where the equivalents of film thickness are represented by the vertical coordinate values. The horizontal coordinate is time t. From this print-out or screen display the tendency for film build-up can be followed. Typically, film thickness increases gradually (arithmetically) to t1 and then accelerates (exponentially) t1 to t2 which calls for a correction by injecting a treating agent to combat the deposited matter. Other analogs of film thickness are possible (vertical axis, FIG. 11) but voltage is by far the easiest to process.
The monitor system described above can be computer controlled. The program to be described below would be typical, first determining the base line intensity of the light beam in air (disc in FIG. 1 position) and also the intensities of the light beam passing through a clean disc at each prospective targeted circle. The beam intensity values for a clean disc are stored as constants.
In the preceding disclosure light intensity is denoted by the symbol i, or i' for ease of discussion and depiction. In the discussion to follow, intensity is given the symbol I along with (defined) subscripts ci and fi, necessitated by the corrections which feature in equation (5). Intensity values can be substituted by voltage (V) emitted by the sensor or detector 22 since I and V are directly proportional to one another.
During initialization at t=0 (time, zero, no monitoring cycle yet commenced) a reading for the intensity (I) of the light beam in air is taken, Ia (0), and stored. Afterwards (t=0) all ten target areas (i in the following equation, Eq. 5) are read for intensity through the clean disc, Ici, and stored. Next, at time t, all ten (fouled) target areas (i1. . . i10) are successively read, Ifi (t), defining a monitoring cycle. Times and date are recorded. The process is repeated for subsequent monitoring cycles at regular intervals set by the software.
The film absorbance for each targeted area is calculated by the computer. Film absorbance, proportioned to film thickness at time t, is given as Ai (t) in the following equation: ##EQU2## where, Ia (t)=measured intensity through air only, at time t. Ia (O) is stored in memory during initialization;
Ici =measured intensity through the clean disc at target area i. These values (e.g., ten); are also stored in memory; and
Ifi (t)=measured intensity of the fouled disc at target area i at time t.
In other words, consistent with Eq. (4), the absorbance of an area i is log (Ici /Ifi); but to correct for light intensity drift, dirty optical surfaces, etc., the clean disc intensity, Ici, is modified by Ia (t)/Ia (O).
The disc has been referred to as a coupon configuration which is to say it need not be round. Indeed it could be square, but mounted eccentrically. The disc need not be transparent; it can be translucent as long as the quality allows light to be transmitted therethrough. Two homogeneous discs could be used: one entirely hydrophilic and one entirely hydrophobic, in succession, with the cycling timed for long term species (hydrophilic) and short term (hydrophobic).
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- Autocomplete has been added to the search box
- Users are taken to the website's search page instead of Google's search page
The above image is an example of Google after the update. For sites who want a site-specific search engine on their Google search go to the Google Blog update for the steps how to do so. Currently this update does not appear to have yet been rolled out worldwide. So it may still be in a testing stage.
What I think
One can immediately say that unlike recent updates like the removal of Google Authorship, or the implementation of Google Carousel, this update won't dramatically alter any of the services that Google offers.
But is it useful?
Changing the position of the search box and adding autocomplete, while convenient, are minor. The major change is the user being taken to the site's own search results page instead of Google's. It is intended to remove a step from the search process for users looking for site-specific content.
When comparing the search results of Google's search box and a site's search box, often the search result share similar content and ranking but often times not identical. For users who find their searched website own search results page more intuitive than Google's search result, this would be very convenient.
However this would only be applicable for users who do use Google directly to find websites and if they prefer sites own search results than Google's. This update would also only apply to website's who mark up their site and have a site-specific search engine.
At worst this update is harmless acknowledgement of Google's continuous efforts to improve its service that only a small amount of its users would find useful. At best it would be a highly intuitive streamlining of the user experience, and add value to the majority of its users.
Personally I prefer using my search box to take me to the site directly and using the search box on the first page.
What do you think?
How do you use Google? Do you benefit from this update? Let us know in the comments below.
Also, if you want to further understand how Google and search engine results work, come to InboundCon September 18 in downtown Toronto, I'd love to see you there!


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CNN's Candy Crowley on Sunday floated the typical media nonsense about how the National Rifle Association is ginning up fear to sell more guns in the wake of the massacre in Newtown, Connecticut.
Fortunately for State of the Union viewers, NRA President David Keene was on the set to correctly point out, "The two people who are selling so-called assault rifles are Senator Feinstein and President Obama not us".
Why is this such a tough concept for people such as Crowley to grasp?
If the left and their media minions go on a campaign to prevent the sale of certain firearms and ammunition, Americans are going to run to stores to buy them before they're banned.
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A feature of totalitarian states around the world is a "secret" police force that is engaged in spying on a nation's citizens and keeping them in line with implicit threats of "legal action". Most notorious among these would be East Germany's Stasi, but there are many examples.
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Just reading Tim Harper's latest, hot off the internets: "Vic Toews and his quest for the bench." This part jumped out: The Court of Appeal post is a federal appointment and Harper is believed to have told Toews that he would not appoint his minister directly to the bench.
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There is a must read as context for the Canadian C-30 legislation that is pending, the lead from the New York Times today: "Police Tracking of Cellphones Raises Privacy Fears." The American Civil Liberties Union has put together records from police departments across the U.S. showing widespread cellphone tracking that has become an ordinary thing: . . . → Read More: Impolitical: Routine cellphone tracking in the U.S.
"OPP Commissioner Chris Lewis and Information and Privacy Commissioner Ann Cavoukian debate whether the powers proposed in Bill C-30 are needed to battle cybercrime. More at: http://bit.ly/wvdZLb."
This was the text of a motion passed in the House of Commons last night. The motion was brought by Liberals with a view to the coming debate at committee over C-30, the Conservatives' proposed and invasive internet surveillance legislation: That the House recognize: (a) the fundamental right of all Canadians to the freedoms of . . . → Read More: Impolitical: A House of Commons marker laid down for the C-30 rewrite
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"The state has no business in the hard drives of the nation." You go, Rick Mercer!
More on C-30 here. On the one hand, there was this presentation from a Vancouver police official yesterday: "People need to focus and keep their eye on the ball," said Warren Lemcke, Vancouver's deputy chief constable.
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Who invented ice cream first? Many of use like ice cream, but know quite a little about it. Here are some interesting facts about ice cream.
Ice Cream Origins
If we want to find out who invented ice cream first, we will have to go back in the fourth century BC. Ancient Romans used ice with fruits and various toppings for desert. In ancient China, ice was mixed with milk. Since this civilization is older, it is assumed that ice cream originally came from China. It was easily accepted in Europe. European royalty found it very classy and ice cream found its place among royal deserts.
Persian people also used ice to mix it with thick juices made of grapes. This was very refreshing during the hot summer days. Now, you may ask, "How could they have snow and ice during the warm summer days?" Well, snow and ice were brought from mountain tops or preserved in special chambers deep underground. One century later, Persian people invented something new: a dish that resembled a frozen pudding. It contained various fruits. This was another royal desert.
When Was Ice Cream Brought to America?
Many centuries later, ice cream was still one of the favorite classy deserts. It was brought to America in the early eighteenth century. Some of the famous American personalities liked ice cream. George Washington was one of them! The name "ice cream" came from American colonists. They first called it "iced cream".
The first American ice cream shop was founded in 1776. It was located in New York. We can not be sure who made the first ice cream, as we know it today. This invention was probably closely related to the ice box invention and the first modern refrigerators. However, some of the most important innovations when it comes to ice cream recipes happened in the first half of the nineteenth century. Augustus Jackson used some new recipes in making his ice cream, so as Nancy Johnson. Johnson used the same method that we use today. Johnson Patent Ice Cream Freezer was a William Young patent from 1848. A couple of years later, J. Fussell started the ice cream production in Baltimore.
Today, ice cream is one of the most consumed deserts. Everyone loves it and there are so many different kinds of ice cream available in shops and restaurants. You can buy ice cream in nearly every country in the world. You can also make your own ice cream. You can buy some instant ice cream in almost every super market and make it yourself. You can combine it with other deserts, coffee, cappuccino and cakes. No matter how you prepare them, ice cream deserts are always fresh and delicious.


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decided: March 1, 1978.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAv.FRANCIS KLINEDINST, APPELLANT
Appeal from the Order of the Court of Common Pleas of York County in case of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Francis Klinedinst, No. 75-S-1110.
Allen H. Smith, for appellant.
John L. Heaton, Assistant Attorney General, Harold H. Cramer, Assistant Attorney General, Robert W. Cunliffe, Deputy Attorney General, and Robert P. Kane, Attorney General, for appellee.
Judges Crumlish, Jr., Wilkinson, Jr. and Mencer, sitting as a panel of three. Opinion by Judge Mencer.
[ 34 Pa. Commw. Page 111]
Francis Klinedinst (Klinedinst) has appealed to this Court from an order of the Court of Common Pleas of York County, dated January 6, 1977, which dismissed his appeal from a motor vehicle license revocation order issued by the Director of the Bureau of Traffic Safety of the Department of Transportation (Department).
On September 28, 1973, Klinedinst was arrested and charged with a failure to stop and reveal his identity at the scene of an accident, in violation of Section 1027(b) of The Vehicle Code*fn1 (Code). On April 25, 1975, Klinedinst was convicted in the Court of Common Pleas of York County of the charge of violating Section 1027(b). The Clerk of Courts of York County certified the conviction to the Department, and, on October 22, 1975, the withdrawal order revoking Klinedinst's operating privileges was issued. The revocation, effective November 26, 1975, was issued pursuant to Section 616(a)(3) of the Code, formerly 75 P.S. § 616(a)(3). Klinedinst appealed the revocation order to the Court of Common Pleas of York County on November 25, 1975. On January 6, 1977, the trial court dismissed Klinedinst's appeal from the revocation order.
Two issues are raised on this appeal: (1) The Commonwealth questions whether Klinedinst's appeal to the Court of Common Pleas of York County was timely under Section 620 of the Code, formerly 75 P.S. § 620, and (2) Klinedinst questions whether the Court of Common Pleas of York County was correct in concluding that revocation was mandatory for a Section 1027(b) violation. We will not reach the second issue, for we conclude that Klinedinst's appeal to the trial
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court was not timely and, therefore, that court was without jurisdiction to pass upon the merits of the appeal.
In pertinent part, Section 620 provided:
Any person whose operator's license or learner's permit has been suspended, or who has been deprived of the privilege of applying for an operator's license or learner's permit under the provisions of this act, shall have the right to file a petition, within thirty (30) days thereafter, for a hearing in the matter in the court of common pleas of the county in which the operator or permittee resides. . . .
Although Section 620 did not expressly govern appeals from license revocations, it has been held to apply to such appeals. Bureau of Traffic Safety v. Balestrieri, 12 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 137, 315 A.2d 679 (1974); Department of Transportation v. Hosek, 3 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 580, 284 A.2d 524 (1971).
Although the issue was not raised before the court below, the timeliness of an appeal goes to the jurisdiction of an appellate court and its competency to act. Commonwealth v. Bey, 437 Pa. 134, 136, 262 A.2d 144, 145 (1970); Commonwealth v. Yorktowne Paper Mills, Inc., 419 Pa. 363, 368, 214 A.2d 203, 205 (1965); Duggan v. Environmental Hearing Board, 13 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 339, 342, 321 A.2d 392, 393 (1974). An objection to the lack of subject matter jurisdiction can never be waived; it may be raised at any stage of a case, even on the appellate level, by the parties or by a court on its own motion. Commonwealth v. Little, 455 Pa. 163, 314 A.2d 270 (1974); Commonwealth v. Yorktowne Paper Mills, Inc., supra; Von Kaenel Unemployment Compensation Case, 163 Pa. Superior Ct. 173, 60 A.2d 586 (1948). The issue of timeliness of Klinedinst's appeal to the lower court
[ 34 Pa. Commw. Page 113]
is thus properly before this Court despite the fact that it was not raised until this appeal.
In Commonwealth v. Forte, 29 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 415, 371 A.2d 526 (1977), we held that the appeal time runs from the date that notice of the revocation order is mailed to the licensee.*fn2 Since the revocation order in this case was mailed on October 22, 1975 and Klinedinst did not appeal to the Court of Common Pleas of York County until November 25, 1975, his appeal was 4 days beyond the time limit provided for filing such appeals.
Accordingly, we make the following
And Now, this 1st day of March, 1978, the appeal of Francis Klinedinst is dismissed, and the January 6, 1977 order of the Court of Common Pleas of York County, for the reasons stated in the above opinion, is hereby affirmed.
Appeal dismissed. Order affirmed.
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