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- January 19, 2016 at 11:05 AM
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Welcome to another "Amy's Favorite Things" post!
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Johnson's story essentially is a tale of July. He received ample exposure playing with the CP3 All-Stars at pre-July events as well as at the highly visible NBAPA Top 100 Camp, and most scouts — and college coaches — had tabbed him as a nice, regional high-major prospect.
July was the turning point. Specifically, Johnson's stock skyrocketed at Nike's final round of EYBL games in North Augusta, S.C., otherwise known as the Peach Jam. At that prestigious tournament he proved to be one of the most dominant players in attendance, and in a matter of days elite national programs entered his recruitment.
Anyone watching Johnson for the first time immediately will notice his run/jump athleticism. He's tremendously quick off the floor and also changes ends with admirable mobility. In the wide-open world of grassroots basketball, he frequently gets ahead of competitors for easy buckets on the break.
But he's also highly effective in the halfcourt as well. Johnson's springs enable him to finish at the rim with a shocking degree of efficiency. At the Peach Jam, he led all players by shooting 82 percent (36-44) from the field. One other player (fellow blue-chip big man Shaq Goodwin) shot 78 percent, and no one else topped 69 percent. What Johnson accomplished there was unique. Against the powerful Albany City Rocks and massive center Dajuan Coleman, he hit all nine of his shot attempts.
Johnson's penchant for dunking is certain to win him fans. Most players with his lack of bulk prefer a more finesse game, but he's very effective inside and welcomes the challenge of those trying to shut him down. He doesn't hesitate upon receiving a pass at close-range and doesn't need to gather — not even a little bit — to explode to the height of his jump.
He also shows the beginnings of a workable turnaround jump shot. More reliable, however, is his work on the offensive glass. Because quickness, effort and timing are the key components to rebounding on that end of the court, Johnson excels at keeping the ball alive on the glass and typically converts when he retrieves a loose carom at the rim.
He's also a noteworthy shotblocker. Again, at the Peach Jam, Johnson was one of only three players to average more than 2.5 blocks per game. In fact, he averaged 4.2 per contest, a very impressive number in a 32-minute game.
The fact that Johnson improved so suddenly also suggests big things for him in college. We've observed numerous cases over the years when players — and especially big men — seemingly have been scouted thoroughly but mysteriously become new and improved late in their high school careers. Some of those players (Derrick Williams of Arizona is one example) have exploded even further in college.
At the minimum, no one can suggest that Johnson has stalled, become entitled and complacent, or failed to fulfill initial promise. He's the exact opposite of those common concerns.
The number below Johnson's name raises a red flag. A 6-9, 190-pound young man obviously can get much stronger (John Henson was even thinner at the same age), but he likely will need a full year on a college campus to nullify strength deficiency. One of my first notes on him from the spring was "desperately thin," and the lack of bulk shows up periodically despite his best efforts otherwise.
Johnson can be pushed around defensively and struggles to maintain position inside consistently with his back to the basket on offense. Because his shoulders are narrow, there's also a legitimate question about exactly what weight will be ideal for him as he puts on muscle.
He also requires a great deal of polish. His game away from the basket mostly is lacking, and in the long-term he'll need to upgrade his handling, shooting and passing from short-to-intermediate range facing the rim. Additionally, despite having the body type and game of a rangy, long-armed athlete, Johnson's wingspan actually is just average.
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Thank goodness for a long summer. Had I written this evaluation at any time prior to mid-July, I'd have handicapped Johnson as a solid, four-year athlete who needs time to develop before he was ready to make an impact.
But while it remains true that he does need to progress physically and at least somewhat in terms of skills, Johnson's immediate future appears much more precocious now that he has established himself as such a forceful athlete. There's a lot to be said for any competitor who ignores his own shortcomings (in this case, mostly about strength) and battles irrespective of what should occur on paper.
At UNC, Johnson projects as an excellent fit. He runs well enough to score on breakouts as Tyler Zeller and John Henson are able to do, and his shotblocking fits a recent pattern of Carolina big men making a big impression on that end of the floor. Further, because Roy Williams focuses very determinedly on having an efficient offense, a player who finishes inside reliably is likely to earn his trust and more opportunities to take the court.
There's also no question that Johnson addresses a critical recruiting need. Carolina's frontcourt recruiting has been strangely problematic during the past two cycles, and Johnson helps restore order in an area that's always been a strength of Williams' teams.
For that reason Johnson may be worth more to UNC than even he is generally as a top-35 prospect, and some scouts regard him as a potential McDonald's All-American.
Rob provides basketball recruiting coverage for InsideCarolina.com, including reporting from events throughout the country. Rob is editor of the national basketball recruiting website PrepStars.com and the print magazine Recruiter's Handbook. He also covers UNC basketball games for the Independent Weekly and writes a freelance column for USAToday.com. Rob is a member of the Naismith committee honoring the nation's best high school player and is on the selection committee for the McDonald's All-American Game.


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I turned to face him, and saw his expression. It was strange, he looked like someone was torturing him. His eyes were grave, his face pulled down by some strong emotion. In his hand was a paper, and I swore I saw it shaking slightly in his grip. I frowned.
What was going on?
"A student here died last night. A junior." His voice began trembling. "Bethany Flemming was found dead in her room, a bottle of perscription anti-depressant pills on the floor. The police are ruling it as a..." He paused, choking on the word. "Suicide."
I felt like ice water had been shot through my veins. I was certain that my heart had stopped beating as I glanced over at the desk next to me. Bethany's. I wasn't able to listen to Mr. Mallark's voice anymore. Everything I heard sounded like it was coming from a tunnel. I felt pressure on my chest, like I was underwater.
How could this have happened? Bethany couldn't be dead, she just couldn't.
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Ada Weekly News (Newspaper) - November 3, 1932, Ada, Oklahoma THE ADA WEEKLY NEWS VOLUME XXXII ADA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1932 NUMBER 32 EHST TEXAS BIL Railroad Commission Enforces Proration Rules Pending Further Action MEETING CULLED Producers and Governor Will Discuss Next Move For Orderly Production Al 5 I* road lit ©MI 1 rou til 'I IN, attar I Tex • 'n n : , \< ii i*o ;t; nil i} fp rf I ai to LONDON POLICE FIGHT RIOTERS \ Posses Fail to Overtake Floyd • And Companions in Race | For Mountains | SALLISAW; Nov. 2,—LFL— Three bank bandit-, two of WtlOtt were identified as Charles Arth- j lur ( Pretty Boy » Floyd, aud his j I lieutenant, George lUrdwell, to-j [day had made good their escape in the mountains north of Mul-j d row, okla., aft**r -i at* Bank of Sa 111 of J2.re;u in cash. Two posses, one Sa 11*.sii w off ie* robbing aa vest i the I a day j (.0\ va II I I HI HI Kilt AA tem ion of t Ii** Hid ti.....?r v ? :s© * -OU I ! Go V * four 1 rax is -en* duh'd try o'.< 1 ho .pear '.ti Ro I f Fr id ay * • * ling I be pot© ut iii By fbi ti • roils ut ja; 7 0 clock t n favor of the pro c* 1 fain? v - i 1 round it I itu * 1 * I po-* «l in*ut lax bill Att ne - ll la t loll of I 1 od-i* lion vv .; Iii |H**IIS*' * ow ri is expected to ii* al about by a d* cl ton of »br* * - Ii I ti 1, *&¥> 11 * 1 - p« aking in on «■ ol era! pet; * ? hat t he T* \ i Til ll L, I i« -< cl if ii 17 * * He tat* rn w G ic* s composed of offic* rs, and the oiler is from Fori Smith, near Muldrow in F. S. No. 64. only to learn j notorious Oklahoma out-; Lis aides had \aiiishecl, I iapp,*r* utly 1liking north over ai Bitt. r lit I co a ii t r> road iiftn the mount ;i i us. not ;».u ?n ipat* I Officers expressed t Im- belief itoday that iii* bandits Intended 'to turn bael east towards Van Ll Will Close Campaign W ith Speeches in New \ aik And Brooklyn L Wino thousand- of bu turn r mare* r- advanced cm Hvri** Park. London. October 27, they wire joined by mobs from th* slum di-tric's of London who stoned and attacked a police guard near the Marble \rch. hting follow* d i-i w lich 77 Wert* injur* <1, ine)tiding a score of police. The hunger arilli* - did i j j ti,, ii 'n... Tm ne rn «in swinging police finally subdued the rioter- aud in t * is ca hi oil of the riot in .: mount* d and toot p*dice ma- he s« • n driving back the attack i ii. groups. I Oil* I c*»isiIii I - \ rn lid Ie * a him **« ©onomic w v- .• i d a 11 eel I ii J * I in !*.■«! ii i<* o lion v* a I • w ft a 1 lo PUI POM 0 ? 1 fin t 4 ! V tog ll* sour* • x. III ii I * 's ira I r* That ops Ilion a) oui • told . i*m*t« racy to disrupt 110 a r >i< dui (ri IU lia t 11 I K 1*4 r Wet I j ** 1 day 0 a total o' 13 5 ,b66 barr* ? da i I ? < ii ? He W11 *• ii Held. Ip * *' J *' J . bv Ho* ( moult Ugh 1 * ii» rw * m v ti* < op* 1 a1 of Took a dx a I ;• 1 ojqMirt n n 11 v cr*'a I • • •ri by <•«»? 11 ii » 'i 111 1 11! < I Iarray ii,Hit I* Ii housand** I Ada and \ us from Gal vin j Bui« ti, Ari wa being Buren and J-a id Floyd 11*:*<1 "hidd al o r sw<*o|*iiu sown hank.- in . and a close wa ten maintained at Van { Fort Smith. Officersl on ©v * ra I occasions ii out" hi Ark a ll a-dow ii on sinai I t)k la boma. It ll I I Oflllfllfu I opinion, I Im v w* er, to i*i on in i nu id Tex a i H< i I ti a t t•» ii I Int' tat.*. 1111 ii a .-a I lisa vc -till was In a stat * j :of excitement today. The bandi -, I swept into town just before noon; I yesterday, parking their car, aj 'clark sedan, in front of tin* bank,! \ within a block of win I •• Bert j ' I Cotton. S alii aw cinel of polio . J was it tin; in his automobile*. Persistent Drilling ^ ontinues in j * bandit: worked with sue a moothn© I at Cotton was not tie robbery was in prob ity WA LTBR T. BROWN ALBANY. N. A.. Nm. 2. I* Governor Roosevelt today prepared for the final bld of his presidential campaign with a weekend of speech making In New York City. He ret urn cd to lh* capita! lat** last flight .IJi* r a whirlwind throe-da> motor trip through all of the -tx New I hi aland slat* ll** said he was "assured that all of th** New Ko land states would be democratic this fall. When lilt (I ut oft atle prest detitial candidati passed through the las! of th© Massachusetts citI es toward IO o'clock last night»j and enter* (I New York state the! record of th** Roo e\e!t campaign away from home was closed, j marc! On Thursday, Mf. Roosevelt I Streets Scene of Violence and Turmoil For Many Hours During Night NUMEROUS CASUALTIES Defeated Army Gives Up Attempt to Ctveri^e Parliament and Disperses I III.i Uti Various i iclds ()ver ( minty In** t ii an ifs I ti* Ie* Mi M f * fit I'* < U well prod i \ • d allow a I VI a I iii :< (Ii* d ii Ii** VI a ii tm* n\ I: ill IIC* *(| I* I 'is* 1 * I I I to ms*'! sin tile io • ;ir**d u' ■ t ic** of oil a lid ri \ eel at pii (lect as* ll ll I ti ll IU ll rf opinion .t im! Big by th* I tilted (uuit on a dun at lilt p' OI a ti** ti : * Ina I ut at Wed. iii- tat* rn* n' v ut .tin, it \ "t ti 'I lid I \ Jil l SS I ■ nuimal to , i • orgy * * I 1 (-,» im d th* J I • i a ,i s It* r * \ 11ion! tis ai**. Jo ITI st itll/.© a Ii i et Bitt o! tov a < .toratot a t Mall ii* * i ion of th* i**! po* t r I I tm Im I it* in «t« th** Ion dispt |< it * W hole sa Ie « id«*rs wa -• «• it IL I I 'ill I t * V I Hid ll. t ah* Two ca • -per ti <1 f rom * I* detail rom t t lob I ib-cIi- toil ie i! I • * cun • • c up s I a ti* a r HHT*] Id ti* d I op a bat (iii development* continue Ii* ii and then in Pontotoc county with activity reported in Severn widely separated sections. A mon! th** developments reported recent Iv ar** th** following in th* lie be** field: Malott and others building ri in HW ti v nw of 2 * - 7» - 5, an ex tension north ward of about a mile. Li on and Todd, sw re se 2*» 5, standardizing on top sand about 1.7**0 feet. I a gdl) and Todd, ne se se of 2'* *i-5, moving iii rig for Inca t ion, He tied of 2K-5-B«n of fi lii w arc I < SH. Tit* bandi? identified as Floyd aud a yout! believed lo he Au. \ si** i;;Ii«*11. tate i ioitaaptry **-j cape, VK it i is -iii** the bank, while 11 he t hi rd !• Bidi!, irieniil i« «l a -t I Bi rd we! I, stayed outside with ilia w a , un. He herd* <1 more t1 ut a rio/a-n pa# • ashy ii to th** lob (•V of th* bank while tin robbery I * \ * }iaii aa in progress Winn th* twiii-«*lit I bal til*'' took Bob Big --S. 4 assi -1 a ti t cashier, with them to ».si* tai *• of i he cit v tt- a shield against bullets. a I h of Japanese Report Northwestern Arca of .Mali* Kuna HARBIN, Mneb it ria . Nev Ll* The .lapam*s* unlit; i v po ion in t h** not t hem hail ot vI chm ia was menaced tod,av a Chinese w > d g • • a i til* d from to a ad west al tho st ra I l ice v Tstl -aha r. Tit* opt ! 11 ion o i ai- wa d i* v* a noted in .la pa rn*#• iii ii i t a r v < p t disclosing that two Lier©* ba libs had been fought about In** nob north of Tsitsihar. aud t >a ne.se form s already ill cml: ol of port Ii western Maiiehnr i us massing troops aion bo vvi'sti rn end of th* Clilm way. , Tlo* two battle ( ommittee .Appointed to Se • tire Report on Needy Families <>t ( ounty ai hi rn rail re OI of of SW DW HW aud Tree 5, new local ion. durn aud Trees, in- -w sw -5. drilling at 1<»0 feet. I MUH 11 * ti a ti * of finn nit* *1 I OW Im at Tv i i tin iou tit < Hi it ce ll se! ti* i rob!, til ai ions d, "st© lint.nil to w a th** in out o * IM* tit of and if of tile act intl OI I* J' I gnu r Prod lei ii? and Refining Co ne se se of 2.* a-1, moving in rotary. I aik** Oil Co . sw nw sw of nor, drill in*, at ll 2 a feet. Bat -y oil Co , se ne se of 2a 1 batling out after fi-liin (I Lf IN it 2,4: VV 11 showing of oil JO . a n d I ounty School $70 in State [exhibit V* ms air C ompc titmn a t* kudu w« ta - ,i!t*r II ''ill d i r to OI I *r o j .I * tin Im to I I ♦ I ll til? id (Hber local ions in the IP bee i field a?* repo fled to be pending. Some oilier activity in the county includes the following; Norris and Fleet born No. I In d 2# a *L cleaning and swabbing William' < t a1, in 2 2-2-4. at h I ,f*6o in lime. Blackw ll in lf 1-6. drilling ahead after setting 4,000,600 d Stint gas-Cf at 1020-10, Huddleston et al, in 20-5-8, I drilling at 1,100. Delate > et al, in 20 2-7, ririii-iii at IOO feet. ll us el Fink, in I ti 2-8. ' near border of Coal county, drilling iu ,n s 01114* at 2.71 a. FOHR BALLOTS FOf .lam* W. Huff, county superintend* tit . has received a check for $70 from the Oklahoma stat** fair at Oklahoma City covering prep i uhs won by the school ex-1 soviet bibi?, 'genera! ami individual, at j (ie ne rn I Su-tlie recent fair. re presell t s in gent r,tI I u sed , TI ut! *xpeones of !j the exhibit Of t Im* total, sir* three second places exhibits and will be -aid today . to de!I ay sending and preparing >Mii As there will Im .some J after that is dont. the ta ii ..tmh i wjii he kept for use school! j i ho j b tl I ! I . * JI I ti* int* OI (ti* ll** \"»i iiir*l l'rt**J Wit* ti si at e vol* - go lls T ti end av they will b* mi nim tint ot foil r ballots. It .•tin d* r i -ti**!* Mi ro I fled I 1, v i in < ord* , , I |• * 11 tx On** ba -u i a Iv e! tin plains. * I h* lid* d W list at* ca ii nrioi - a n I lid October Gasoline Tax Collections Show Increase TV < let. II* ct it*' (let**! tax Mel *** 11 OKLAHOMA Cl it'* Gasoline lax tim first 2* day* tab'*! $ xx* .ii t 7 as < X*;i.-rn 7 for ta Sept em In r. Ch* I rift ulab of th** state reported today. "The whole cent* vocal's of i«*»i*r gas is that there is mbit violation and tax evasion pish comm* rates!, * By a1! of th** game, liter*' s mu abt d,* r t ed Wit lav i e , et! Col irnis> i* * i rn i rn tut r* i iii* pi* tv * nth and vice presidential t tie top still ame her w Bl »• » Me (|io lions Got lav s t • vt-. <i I he pi *M* * • ii v ar i ann** tax measure A fourth ballot wil nj,j,|, v ut caiididat* s : t IC*'S. it I ti <1 i v MMI.*1 i VMI* (JU* St loot na rn* - of he d *»111 o rf I* s w it Ii I evidential i ii nu I ie ar th Mix btl of th* es at • I WO Mer d c itll* count t* ■ Ut sui Pi* d bv Will tie (pie \ Oil st I Mi ? oui of ad .MV. MMI. HOHE! SEI FBR Hi. It next year in th** county ,i i» it* citation. Ten school- ar** t'1 pf* se ti text in i p • in;urn awards. Their share ut t . mon**' w ill be u^ed on **x- j Ii I bit * \ Menses ami in Rome Cii-«*s w h« i »h* re is si surplus abox•• t i'm <*. for a i tux! vial <»r on j n<i Ui i im • mv file tits tp Kai. t • schools and t»i* ir winnings i j.!, a follow-; Max w* ll sa. Gab v .7 2, Haf*p> - J ll, « | . ii I hiiiw a) f ll, I Ilion j j Vail* y 6, Lightning Ridge $1. • liar Grove $1.56, Latta $1 1.56, j 'ano.-j* >17 2 *. Byng $10* * i ovti to \»:v\ w i i bi I it»\ bm; I > ll BMI VY MGH I Moi hic invited to emir to lh*- t otiv out nm Hall in \ib» im \i Ihiesdav might to gel til** eleettoft ridurnx. Iii** News wilt g»v«* tin* ret urns fi*»ui every I mn *»f iii** nation mid tiny w ,11 lie giv **n a** las! a- they coiiM* iii. The city officials are donating tlo* iim* «*t tin* ball m* lite jh «*|ile will liav «• a |»la»e -ii mid be CHII of ill© weather. 'Iii© ball will bi* vv ai hi, it tie* weal lier is cold, amt veil rail Im* comfortable while listening to iii© results «>l the v ole til the IN stales. I.*»ca! rut ©a »»! interest als** will Im* gtvtn. With tin* %sso* lilted 1'iess private wIres tallying ©vet v «apii al In tin* nation and with mr respondent* in eve*v mtinty .ii the country. tin* i •turns will bt* Hashed •pinkly aud accurately. hi Sunday and Moi di > bt i we* n -t rung J a pan** •* r* in > o cen • it? a rid ('him*-.' i it.-un I., sr vv • < j• t*>si net* iii tile Tsitsihar ; r<si ii lira vv ii t Ii* .lapa11• * I mop- ' et * Th© Japan* cl lib* d v ic'-*o in both eft ga gem*u? - Gut al lh* cost of 22 kill***! and it Wnuiuh-o. They said l ite ? * i in* -*> (b el a im' injured numbe r d ai !*si I .onti. The ii a i - g • r in Iim1 situation in I It* fact t hat M a nehu ib> ! roe; in t Ii ♦ * nor? u lad re vol led ! o aid t Im* Chiru* a*, ami that lur? her i * , Fie I! ion in I hi* Man* i u i. im ! vv a occurring. | ('out pl lea tin iii. thru ! t he north, w as tie I hit a' t nr I !tln north vv*-st of Gem ra! sn Fin* vv en aud h is C hi ti* s< in* ii; vv ho for a icon? h ha va* 'n- * -t ii con I col of M alien u Ii a 1 t - * border. chief lh ut* aalii ! C tan g Tien-ehu, wa * xtelide till- eon? id today .-outboast v. a rd towaiai Tslt-iitar abba \ • < ii nose Bastes si ?-<tHwa v. ii- con i* i ally ha I rassed lh* Japanese arri son a? Futaerehi. TU* Japan* sp iud only a. countering t Im* military *1 VV nil fur? It* r ti ions. lr a • a planning other strategic lino (to ot th- iii a a • ' a1 roo atry C oliveried Into Pawnshop; Mills Defends Hoover ('ta nil V. Thompson, county WASH INC,TON, Nov. 2 1.1*1 • ii,! -. as b*-en asked to -ci ve on; Conversion of treasury "into a a i • i ; t; 111 i i ? * ■ e with Mr>. on ille national pawnshop" aud infection - ii.-ad lh d Cross secretary. Otto jot the federal government "with pa -i'iJ uni, i>: Mien, and ('laud* the fatal germ of financial soda I - Russell of \d.t in listing th** un- , ism" is attributed to President . m |,lev ed of lh** I** * 11 ti t jr. ' Hoove** by Senator Carter Ola s T - :nfoi alation -ecured is to , of Virginia, s Pi mailed to the governor's oft ice. I He added to Illest* assertions, The county commissioners are j mad** in a campaign address -d im make a map showing \ urging Governor Roosevelt's ••l*-e , cm n ti ? y a mi township road-,ji()[, which was broadcast last I it* ** I at dis \\. I! Mu ray ( ujvg111 tinder auspices of the dent • ■sired to build from his work ocratic national committee. tho iund. ; statement that "we Hod front tip* ■lit * lands will not be Used, administration at the last session t; letter st.,tes. on roads main- ! 0f C0tiaF*"iSsi inflattonal/ proposals tailied i)v tlie .-tate oi county. j that would have rocked th** foun* •i d - I loiupson aid yesterday j datioB of our taking system.*' ti it ii did not yet know it the Glass denied statements by r- ii' t fui'd is blat socute«l as a 7*r«i<1 **iit Hoover that economic loan "j ; 1 11 ,or ! 1,1 s,a!" from (rouj,]t,s pere result'd from im .eon I rue? von 11 nance torpor - . Kur()lu,an disturhattcHe said ion the contrary "that the im-s providence, if not tile direct profligacy of incompetent republican ,i4.ufi_ administrations at Washington is rn ca h urea bl F, lf not predomiuant-* Iv. responsible for th** d« idoriible situation in wliflch w* find onr- will go to N 'w York sp**ecl» that night at P*»iitan «»p*ra I to ii se. I Saturday nights will in the Brooklyn \l lisle and M ad inuit den in N**w York. Sine** ll** stepp* I plane here July 2 , ce plane© sp**ech at Roosevelt has travel* 17.060 miles, ll* ha City for a th** Metro Friday and come tallies \cadeiuv *'1 S«) na i e bar int*i att air for hts ac Chicago, Mr. *»1 more than s been iii 27 a - K i star a ml i .1 lei!' Bi f fund is that secured as a I of K»,120 for the stat** from . eom I ruction finance corpn: - t a i ion, I low **v cr, i * fief a ut ho it ies here Lav• ah adv laid plans for a sur-\^ 1,1 1 h** count\ to determine what families an absolutely desfi-f 1!; and v* tat other fa nill ie- will of th* tx stat*-, several of Mien* two or three times. The onlv dates lie has not visited ar N* vade. Minnesota. North and So ii ? ? I D.votn. Texas. Oklahoma. Louisiana, Mississippi, \ikan ap Alabama and Florida. A last minute change in pin us brought the governor huck to Albany in lead *d his horn*- at Hyde Bark where he had pi eve a Iv planned to go. Rain forced him I** abandon iii New England Mi* open Iou* in car in which he prefers to tide hut at every stop there were large crowds to greet him not withstanding th*' weather. in the country, as dark ' cam * on, men and wonted stood id lighted doorways to see Boos* Veit's car co pa-a Flares wen lu Uteri at sex • rat places. In all. lh** candidate traveled mort* than 766 littles th rough New England. reasurv Reports Heavy l all-Off in Revenue Compared With I OS I selves today.'' I The Virginian, a former seer* ta tv of th© trea-ury. said Mr. Hoover was rn liming credit for I meas urea that could have been enacted only with democratic co j op* ration and that Governor Roosevelt "is amply prepared for th tremendous task of r**construc t Ion." LONDON, Nev 2 <1* Balk ed last to Mi? ira their tturd at tempt !,i • afore* Mn i *b animi I bv violence, the tilt em ph»v ***t I "hunger mat abet s'* who straggled I into London Lim w* **k I urinal iom*'ward t*»*la\. I W. v. L Hail ii In; ton, th** r*> u ■ muui-t a **nt who organised **f th** idle from Scotland, and th*- industrial «***»«*' is of Em land, w a in Jail Hi * as nodules vv ho precipitated a ii'*? in Ba filament Square last night jiIm* vv* t*» 111 the hands **f the police. So this morning 20 ragged Wien vv Im* had trull ed with th** others 1 brough the rain la-I week climbed aboard t et arab.mm* and start cd Utek for Brighton whence tto v came Other contingents pre-* • pated to •» bael, home helot j t lo* * aid of ? he day. \b an? tine, ? be hist**! ic pre 1 ruicts **f Barllament Square wa r** ; in Mo !..in«ls ot poll*!© tilter a , ma s attack In thous amis of job j less had precipitated the blood I ie-t of four recent riots, The disorders begun ut dunk in til*' to a? t ot the capital aud [quiet w a- not completely cestoi**! I until n our Iv midnight. Scores j suffer* d minor Injuries. Thus was brought to a climax la series of disturbances tbat I**' an, as last night, in ii mar* 1 on parliament ?** protest agata t I the government's application «»i j t b* * I«»I * - -1 em. [ The 'irs! disorder fame O©'** b»*r 21 when parliament icon v * tied, Tlo* national "hun;'.* r army's" antral in London last Thin sri©v wos th** signal for Mo* second, and Mo third cam** Sun dav night iii Trafalgar Sqm'**' w lien a rush wa mad** tor Buck in ghaut palace, the resident*- et t to* king, i ji-oaltb*** All told, the f in tlos*' four more tak* ti ITV WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 ( Vt An assertion thai President — Hoover's actions had been "con- W A >11 ING I ON. Nov. 2 'I' st rue? iv**, coherent and vv * -1J *ls- d • • i ic i t of $62 Et ,8 x '* .062 lot lifted to ens Ilion till* effects of first four months of the pre - ,,K. devastating d* tuition we suffered" was Seer* la y answer to a democratic t cut ti eal year was disclosed by lo ! iv s I rt -usury staleno*nt. f (»r ti)*1 have! Mills cam a it* I ii come tax receipts tor in* paign address S* nator Cart r P< Mod amounted to Glass of Virginia last night Going before a microphone a clition to Ala tichuli .J a pane-© cit', bv G { ;.OV I * ' ar* .1 in a host a v**s •n* r11 Sn a t bord* n if Tot 1,,-bl • in ! - * i n I'm- GIUI'J nj ! OKLA HOM \ CITY, i.Ti Supt em*- Com rf d* *' Board of Trust* of pension lurid for Tulsa • Hicks, .? al. suit for ! cr* is* . rev< r-ed aud iwith *1 i: ei*t ions. Af. N Wade v tv commissioner j*dn payment of bwui Nov. t -ion -; Firemen vs i*:. j* tension in (i**mand* d j under sp**cial law, aff , G. W. Cart* ! v.- W Harm* rn con tinct too to *n-)ffir*«*rs' sa Im i> affirmed. Willie Wi!son, : St* ph«*ns. guardian suit to r* * ox country court I. Wilson, act "inned. . vs J mU fot as com pa I cd with $220.1 2 1,62 for the sa iii** months of the fiscal year 1022. on iii* other band, misc*l-laie-Otis Internal r* v *-une rec**!pt * lai <• -bow ti a st 1 engtheiling tendency, amounting to $247.72a,160 e n pa 1 d vv itll $ I xfLfiiil ,271. Total receipts so far this year have amounted to $550,258,377, a a ains! $703,**20,67 1 last y ta r. Expendittir« < thus far in tit*' pi* eist ft.-* a! year showed a de-* line of limb r last year, Hie *'tir-r* ut total for the four months b* dr; $l.lxt.8 21,0O0 as rom-pat»*d with ? 1,36 1.756,000 Our-in. the four months a year ago. I .* fetal gross debt on (bt. 31 amounted to $20,s12,541 .OOO, Iepresenting an Increase of $2o0.-1 ou.i mu <iv**r lh© total recorded un - a. 30, 1022. » * if amount due by 1 affirm* I; Carter lion to Ret add* de* d, af Municipal Ga - com pa it IR. Gilk*son. Muskogee. 'i!! KU iii I labor account aud fo* d na 1 affirmed. Bert ha Ct • '-den. ad ii.i ti • ' t 11 i x vs, Z. IL Norm, Creek. actt*m ti recover p«»ss' ssion of patent let tees, affirmed. TSI! COLIE] K SHOW FALLING few minut's after Glass finished a speech In behalf of Governor Hoos©'. el tbs candidacy. Mills said Glass had disparaged the efforts of President Hoov.e*- to maittlain the wag** scab* and ignored th© fact thai for tit* first time in th** history of depressions wages were not reduced "until aft* r th© eost of living had come down and after dividends had been passed." Quoting Se na tot Gla*-'- as at trill 11 ting th** "gnat depression ' entirely to speculation in stocks and th** sale of foreign seen riblet in this country. Mills said; "lf anyone cams to ignore the world war. th** destructions ani dislocations that it caused, and Jill the social, political and economic d velopments which followed, and is satisfied with the I thought that the calamity that lins engulfed the entire world -inc** 1020 is due -ole!/ to smutilation in securities in th** Fulled States, that man would Ie *}*• ;f to an/ argument t hat I could ad-i Vance." Many Pontotoc County Turds to Be Put on Market I brough I biols vt rn meeting last Saturday of individual* Interested 111 dispels im of their turkeys through ii pool til*"*' was good r* presenta tion and plans for the contin-: of the pool were pu? Into effect. 1 Tho group selected committees to sell th** birds which have been ranging the hills and dales of Pontotoc county this summer. Hundreds of birds ar** already j llsied for sale through the pool and many more are coming daily. Two pools will he handled /♦•ar. on* for Thanksgiving on#* for the Christmas trad* The Thanksgiving birds probably he sold between November 5 and ti, with delivery about the middle of the month • Then* is a Mg turkey crop In Pontotoc county this year, a < cording to reports Figures presented to the tur-! k*'v raises showed that a /ear ago % 4,6no more was secured for them through the pools than would have been obtained through local condition#, and 1 year Ie for** that the breeder# profited by an additional $2-81*0 through pool operation*. Poultry association officials are making arrangements now fo" tbiannual winter poultry show. which will h«* held December 7 IO iii Aria. numbered eluding I night an* literal, Despite W. V I. til ll ti list I \ linier* MIA vet ioit-l) iu jut * *1 outbursts have than loll, in to hospitals I-* * I r* d af tot lr*;*? Ira Hil and Wil I th** arrest yesterday «»? UaniinigtoH. the cot*' ail* 1 of I he "hun et' iirtn v." who vv a- to have 1***1 a deputation toward parliament, the pit))* s martha I led their strength la>! night sis they had t {neatened. And, likewise, the police I* -pond* d wit h si roil g-a 1 iii in**t Ii od if Th© t >ol ic** raced si long Vie *>1 hnfH*.- t'lit r;»;*d aion*. Vie torisi * iii ha ilk men t, Pall Mall, lh* Strand. Trafalgar Square, nm* Whitehall. The police got the jump on Hi© demonstrators when th*- Jo?* tess grifted toward Parliament S*jiiar*- in small groups from litany <lit* * tIons pi t a??**r dan Th«-ir thousands wet** augment- •' by 111 i til seeking sp«'ctntors. Bv H a. in., th* hug© press *•? sp* efatot had ov«*i flowed into the t r*-*-i - .I rid push* •! tenr th*' massive iron .*?* s I* atling iu?** parliaui* ut. A? 'ha* point mo int * *1 police filed silently ojt of Scotland Yutd and converged to vv ,1 rd par Hum* ut three dir* ©Mons, There were boo a- th** hohhi«| hack M** thro! toward Ti afu-away from 11 mons. One chi th** Cenotaph, r* d (tionuin building fio u and ca'©a Hi* Oil fie*! pushed into Whitehall ir Square and hon < t»f com • barge wa mad* ai , Britain's mo I nae-ti? vv ft* ti * Iu* ' r J**. 'I iirr brr t WO rf! I I x* Al ALI LH TI HK LY' JI Si' HIGHT LOH HOI.ID AY S DETROIT, Od. 20 — «P? — A #*vest pock* I ' edition of the Thanksgiving turkey is the contribution of Michigan farmers to th© tendency toward smaller fam-IIv gatherings. Poultry' dealers OKLAHOMA CITY Nov CB* Collections by the Ok la «*-ma Tax Commissi* n for Or I ob* r were $205,601 below September'-figures, th** commission's mon! 1-1/ statement revealed today. Payments totaled $1,410.2o5.51 Gasoline tax collections w r the only major division to show; an increase. Oetoi** r s tot ♦ vv I'lNLYILl.E. Ky . Od- 20. '.I** . * - vv re welltried smit v r. I htindred endanrered a-mountain fauiillea tried to rh ir Iliff* r* rn es with rif-1 I jii tots in front of tIe h oust in Ta today. teen to twenty shots were bef or deputy sheriffs (iud )<idtc* Beati Os bor rain breaking »? ut* by tv.ii it' th* to* a. and f|. *] into stores*, hid Of ll* *1 i nu (.las- ( hurtles Had I .*»11» WASHINGTON. Nev, 2 B The proprietv of securing advance copies of political p *-ch*-- for off tii* -griddle answer# was ii* i - u* today b* t w< «*n >enat*»r Glass of Virginia and Secretary Mills. Glass deliver**! ov*-r a nation-v -?**m last im-tit a IMF LOAN LAWS atleuipt***! to grab up The steady retreat until ? I©' t It rot 1 Into Trafalgar mounting In th** ally there are * within half an me? battle wa with mounted poll** foot office is In th w r» a t ti eon'ton* I, w * re bat*k * d qui re, temp* : pro* * G i ado re-Astart©*, end hour ,1 Gift* i in full 1 wit! , hacking tip front liu© [ OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 1 LB* I L* ./station making Oklahoma o_ri* it minding and loan groups * ligibi*-! to borrow pa:* of Mi© $7.Son,UUU a M'lsontl decline In Ortowf ne-1 - -----------—— CHU* of cold* r w* ;*titer. Adv** j \ criminal ti tai ducket has cates of lower taxes will have to n posted s*riting November 14 get Rom** other grounds to stand |»,© date for the beginning on,** I of work on the accumulated ca*- — . a —-, [ es in distri- ? court, with Jodge OKLAHOM A GITA Th** «*l*l-10rt»j Busby on th© bench. h r who go©** to sleep a! his pus j q di*cket lists two mudder i!***'Hti t a1 w - deserve th* g .;.* • *? (rials and a number of burglar- h«*u>e or firing squad, Dr. AA * - J 4* ^ robberies, larcenies, cases of t* r Timms. Col 1 uibia univer«ity driving a hi'- drunk and oue oft alate ar© specializing is just right t prof* tutor of clinical neurology j desertion. I for the average holiday dinner,* told the Oklahoma City rBnicnlj This is the first criminal dock-! without too much left over for Th© Interstate cornu * re* society s third annual conferee*-** ♦* in district court during the th© ubiqutiottt turkey hash after- Rio® Sometimes abnormal tdeeplw**-'* is j present fiscal year. Civil nock-; math. caused by deficiencies of th© en-1 eta have been getting attentions ri«writi© gland*, h* said. I recently* I nee arr© ©a- -in hi t wo Tar. st** adet ■*. >?ti George. I wid*- radio speech urging th© election of Governor Roosevelt. Fifteen tit inn?* -after be concluded, the secretary . . A-*of th** treasury delivered a «©lf- i uh*(Jiit»)bll©s and o*<© ot [ im d "answer" **v*-r th© sam© av Hat ©n th* paveui* ut. 1 . , i sysi* n*. *if iu© wound* d W©re •>>'* Th* Virginian concluded by saving he was advised Mills had *<'.•-L©©, 5x, and his -on. ta.iu*'d an advance copy of his ad-w.-r© -aid by officers <lr©-s "which involves a br* ach of av,(Ba OF* through trie? fed* rat home Li** rushed th** Tenth I oh n ba n k dim wit! ain st th© demonstrators. Th* aoli©© advanced into a m-* ' an- of hrt* I , -tones, and lump? of ©oui. Titer*- was much window smashing along VII Is*© # sire**? leading out of Charging Cr** instance- of looting •»© isolat d curred. The riioun?**d ttirn*(l th** Md* throng up into th* ti dispersing so have been © \ © r v explained that th© eight pound $k6'»,2'*s as against $861,2 »7 f*»rj bird upon which farmers in this September. * -*-» *• __ _ .— WASHINGTON. Nov. 2 B • eom rn I satori av authortz*'d a "work j loan ' of $1,566,600 by the recon-«truction corporali-*n lo tit© York Central Railroad Co. on on© -id** v/ito 'ponfidenc© disdain©!! by a {honorable new spa pen nan. Hall a D*»/**n Bride- J \ibj8 replied: MT CLEMENS, Mich. Charles j * n«* knows p**rf*cH> w*ril Fresard, at k firm Md lever of matrimony. H© has just taken democratic national committee as his sixth bride, Airs. Mfarle*arM| that practically ©very advance ..... that years, still is H ,.v* ry advance copy of a speech I in th* Institution jdutrtbat© finds its w ay at one*- to Cs.* Tri© ♦ News N* w Want Ado. -prandburg. 63. it rnarc ai venture for Fr©w rd. is the second the n**w Mrs. ropy of democratic fpeecbes com*** into our hands. There was no breach of ri lease." before tit© Fourteenth legislature iii January. Chester A. .Sterling. T«»p**ka, executive vice president and manager of th** Tenth district bank, -aid today Oklahoma and Nebraska associations cannot participate at midnight, all wa. quiet iii th until certain -tate law.- have been h**«m of laindoti. amended. I Lender ill Jail A revision of building and loan, Meanwhile Banniogfon rental*) lawn, which woiihi p**rmit as-oci- jfl ritstlMly. and wa- joined ta police fitiaiD breaking th** sum)! group . a*-ii oue. #!•:<?. aiions to purchas*' stock in th** horn* loan bank. already bas been drafted. It will be read and adopted November 17 and 18 at iii*' state convention In Oklahoma *ity of the Oklahoma Building © nri la»an I a a g ti**. yail by 6b or more of th** demon titrators Tit** charge against hi at was attempting to Incite to mutiny. Hi petition, signed, h© »ai<l. by 1.nub.bon persona and demanding abolition of tie* rn* ins Greatest returns for the amount test and high appropriations for invented — News' Calwritled Ads. t'outliiuol on Bag© 3, No. :J ;
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Ince Program Area : Environmental Technology Address : Bogazici University, Institute of Environmental Sciences, 34342, Bebek, Istanbul, Turkey E-mail : [email protected] Telephone : (212) 359-7038 Professional Registration : Prof. Areas of Interest: § § § § § § § § Physicochemical processes in water and wastewater ereatment Ultrasonication as an advanced water treatment technology Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOPs) Water decontamination from micropollutants Analysis and elimination of emerging contaminants in water Decolorization of textile process effluents by AOPs Pre-treatability of endocrine disruptors and pharmaceuticals by ultrasoundassisted advanced oxidation and coagulation Synthesis and use of metallic nanoparticles in water treatment Academic Career: § Professor, BÜ, Institute of Environmental Sciences, 1997 § Associate Professor, BÜ, Institute of Environmental Sciences, 1991 § Assistant Professor, BÜ, Institute of Environmental Sciences, 1990 Courses Taught: § § § § § § § § § ESC 501 Introduction to Environmental Sciences ESC 507 New Concepts in Environmental Engineering ESC 514 Water Quality Management ESC 516 Water and Wastewater Treatment: Physicochemical Processes ESC 566 Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering ESC 579 Graduate Seminar ESC 601 Ph.D. Seminar ESC 614 Advanced Technologies for Refractory Matter Removal in Water and Effluent Systems ESC 689 Special Topics in Environmental Technology: Advanced Oxidation Processes for Water Pollution Control Selected Research Projects: § § Pharmaceutical Removal in Drinking Water by Conventional and Advanced Oxidation Processes, BAP, 2012. Integration of Advanced Oxidation and Nanoparticle Technologies for § § § § § § § § Removing Analgesics and Anti-inflamatory Pharmaceuticals, BAP, 2010. Pretreatment of Biocide Containing Wastewater by Advanced Oxidation Techniques, BAP, 2008. Ultrasonic Pretreatment of Domestic Wastewater Sludge, Technical University Hamburg, Department of Sanitary and Environmental Engineering, 2007. Optimization of Process Parameters for Ultrasonic Degradation of Endocrine Disruptors in Water, BAP, 2007. Elimination of Micropollutants using Ultrasound and Combined Processes: TUBITAK İÇTAG-Ç098/PIA, 103I049, 2004 Disinfection with Ultrasound, BAP, 2004 Chemistry in High Energy Microenvironments: EU COST Action D32, 2011. Decolorization of Textile Dyebath Effluents by Advanced Oxidation Processes and Modeling of OH Radical Reactions, DPT, 1998. A Battery Approach to Toxicity Assessment of Heavy Metals in Binary Solutions, BU Research Fund, 1996 Publications in peer-reviewed journals: 1. Ziylan A., Agopcan S., Kidak R, Aviye V. And Ince NH. Sonochemical degradation of Diclofenac: byproduct assessment, reaction mechanisms and environmental considerations. Environ. Sci. Poll. Res. (2014) 1-11. 0.1007/s11356-014-2514-7 2. Ziylan A., Ince NH. Catalytic ozonation of ibuprofen with ultrasound and Febased catalysts. Catalysis Today. (in press). 3. Ziylan A., Ince N.H., Ozonation-based advanced oxidation for pre-treatment of water with residuals of anti-inflammatory medication. Chemical Engineering Journal 220 (2013) 151-160. 4. Savun B., Neis U., Ince N.H. Pretreatment of sewage sludge by low-frequency ultrasound, Journal of Advanced Oxidation Technologies, 15, 2, 2012. 5. Ersenkal D., Ziylan A., Ince N. H., Acar, HY, Demirer, M , Copty, N.K., 2011: Impact of dilution on the transport of poly(acrylic acid) supported magnetite nano-particles in porous media, J Contam. Hydrology, 126 ,3-4, 248-257. 6. Ziylan A., Ince N.H., 2011: The occurrence and fate of anti-inflammatory and analgesic pharmaceuticals in sewage and fresh water: treatability by conventional and non-conventional processes, J. Haz. Mat., 187, 1-3, 24-36. 7. Güyer-Tezcanli G., Ince Nilsun H., 2011: Degradation of diclofenac in water by homogeneous and heterogeneous Sonolysis, Ultson.Sonochem. 18, 1, 114119. 8. Eren Z., Ince N. H.; Acar F. N., 2010: Degradation of textile dyes, dyebaths and dyeing wastewater by homogeneous and heterogeneous sonophotolysis, J.Advanced Oxid.Technol. 13, 2, 206-211. 9. Eren Z., Ince N.H., 2010: Sonolytic and sonocatalytic degradation of azo dyes by low and high frequency ultrasound, J. Haz. Mat. 177, 1-3, 1019-1024. 10. Eren Z., Acar F. N., Ince N. H., 2010: Fenton and Fenton-like oxidation of C.I Basic Yellow 51: a comparative study, Coloration Technology, 126, 6, 337-34. 11. Ince N.H., Gültekin I., Tezcanlı-Güyer G., 2009: Sonochemical destruction of nonylphenol: effects of pH and hydroxyl radical scavengers, J. Haz. Mat. 172, 2-3, 739-743. 12. Gültekin I., Mavrov V., Ince N. H., 2009: Degradation of bisphenol-A by ozonation, J.Advanced Oxid.Technol.12, 2, 242-248. 13. Chand R., Ince N.H.; Gogate P. R., Bremner, D.H., 2009: Phenol degradation using 20, 300 and 520 kHz ultrasonic reactors with hydrogen peroxide, ozone and zero valent metals, Sep. Purific.Technol. 67, 1, 103-109. 14. Gültekin I., Tezcanli-Güyer G., Ince N. H., 2009: Sonochemical Decay of CI Acid Orange 8: effects of CCl4 and t-butyl alcohol, Ultson.Sonochem.16, 4, 577-581. 15. Gültekin I., Tezcanli-Güyer G., Ince N. H., 2009: Degradation of 4-nnonylphenol in water by 20 kHz ultrasound, J.Advanced Oxid.Technol.12, 105110. 16. Kıdak R., Ince N. H., 2008: A novel adsorption/saturation approach to ultrasonic degradation of phenol, J.Advanced Oxid.Technol.11, 3, 583-587. 17. Gültekin I., Ince N.H., 2008: Ultrasonic destruction of bisphenol-A: the operating parameters, Ultrasonics Sonochemistry, 15, 524-529. 18. Gültekin I., Ince N.H., 2007: Synthetic endocrine disruptors in the environment and water remediation by advanced oxidation processes, J. Environ. Management, 85, 816-832. 19. Kıdak R., Ince N.H., 2007: Catalysis of advanced oxidation reactions by ultrasound: a case study with phenol, J. Haz. Mat. 146, 630-635. 20. Gültekin I., Ince N.H., 2006: Degradation of aryl-azo-naphthol dyes by ultrasound, ozone and their combination: effect of αsubstituents, Ultson.Sonochem.13, 208-214. 21. Kıdak R, Ince N.H., 2006: Ultrasonic destruction of phenol and substituted phenols: a review of current research, Ultson.Sonochem. 13, 190-194. 22. Özen A. S, Aviyente V., Tezcanli-Güyer G, Ince N.H., 2005: Experimental and modeling approach to decolorization of azo dyes by ultrasound: degradation of the hydrazone tautomer, J. Phys.Chem. A, 109, 3506. 23. Apikyan G.I., Ince N.H., 2004: Application of electro-chemical treatment for effluent reuse in textile industry, Advances in Color Science &Technology, 7, 1, 24. 24. Tezcanli-Güyer G., Ince N.H., 2004: Structure-related degradability of textile dyestuff by acoustic cavitation: a study with dyebath effluents, Advances in Color Science & Technology, 7, 2, 36. 25. Ince NH., Tezcanlı-Güyer G., 2004: Impacts of pH and molecular structure on ultrasonic degradation of azo dyes, Ultrasonics, 42, 591-596. 26. Tezcanlı-Güyer G., Ince N.H., 2004: Individual and combined effects of ultrasound, ozone and UV-irradiation: a case study with textile dyes, Ultrasonics, 42, 603-609. 27. Gültekin I., Ince N.H., 2004: Degradation of reactive azo dyes by UV/H2O2: Impact of radical scavengers, J. Environ.Sci. Health, Part A, 39, 1069. 28. Tezcanli-Güyer G., Alaton I.A., Ince N.H., 2003: Sonochemical destruction of textile dyestuff in wasted dyebaths, Coloration Technology, 119, 292-296. 29. Tezcanli-Güyer G., Ince N.H., 2003: Degradation and toxicity reduction of textile dyestuff by ultrasound, Ultson.Sonochem., 10, 235-240. 30. Ince N.H., Hassan D., Üstün B., Tezcanlı G., 2002: Combinative dyebath treatment with activated carbon and UV/H2O2: A case study with Everzol Black-GSP®", Wat.Sci.Technol. 46, 4-5, 51-58. 31. Şenyurt N, Aviyente V, Avcı D., Ince N., 2001: A computational approach to polymerizabilities of diallylamines", J. Mol..Model. 7, 257-264. 32. Ince N.H. and Tezcanlı G. 2001: Reactive dyestuff degradation by combined sonolysis and ozonation", Dyes and Pigments, 49, 145-153. 33. Ince N.H. and Belen R. 2001: Aqueous phase disinfection with ultrasound: Process kinetics and the effect of solid catalysts, Environ.Sci.Technol. 35, 1885-1889. 34. Ince N.H., Tezcanli G., Belen R. Apikyan I.G. 2001: Ultrasound as a catalyzer of aqueous reaction systems: the state of the art and environmental applications, Applied Cat :B: Environmental, 29, 167-176. 35. Ince N. H., Apikyan I.G., 2000: Combination of activated carbon adsorption and light-enhanced chemical oxidation with hydrogen peroxide", Wat.Res. 34, 17, 4169-4176. 36. Ince N.H., Tezcanlı G., 1999: Treatability of textile dyebath effluents by advanced oxidation", Wat.Sci.Technol. 40, 1, 183-190. 37. Ince, N. H., Dirilgen,N., Apikoglu, I.,Tezcanlı G., Üstün B. 1999: Assessment of toxic Interactions of heavy metals in binary mixtures: a statistical approach, Arch.Environ.Cont.Toxicol. 36, 4, 1080-1084. 38. Ince, N.H. 1999: Critical effect of H2O2 on photochemical dye degradation, Wat.Res. 33, 4, 1080-1084. 39. Ince, N. H. and Erdoğdu, G. 1998: Toxicity screening, assessment and reduction in a central wastewater treatment plant, Wat.Environ.Res.70, 1, 1701178. 40. Ince, N. H.1998: "UV-Enhanced chemical oxidation for tertiary treatment of municipal landfill leachate", Wat.Environ.Res. 70, 1161-1169. 41. Ince, N. H., Stefan M. I. and Bolton J. 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Intel Corp declares quarterly div of 26 cents per share
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Intel said to get chip order from Apple - StreetInsider, citing Bloomberg
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TSMC expects to beat Intel in server chip technology in 2017 - Nikkei
Nikkei: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co will be first to produce 7-nanometer chips, according to co's senior executive - Nikkei . Chief Executive Mark Liu, said TSMC will make 7-nanometer chips in small quantities from early 2017, & go into mass production in Q1 2018 - Nikkei . TSMC expects to be ahead of Intel throughout, the first time TSMC acknowledges its leadership in advanced chip technology - Nikkei .Intel said in earlier mail to Nikkei it expects to launch 1st 10-nanometer chip in second half 2017, but doesn't have schedule for 7-nanometer chips - Nikkei. Full Article
Intel to acquire Itseez Inc
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Lumiata: Lumiata, an AI-powered predictive analytics company, has raised $10 million in financing led by Intel Capital .Lumiata closes $10 million Series B financing with Intel Capital to advance medical artificial intelligence for healthcare. Full Article
Intel issues $2.75 billion aggregate amount of senior notes
Intel: Issued $500 million aggregate principal amount of 1.700% senior notes due 2021 , $1.00 billion aggregate principal amount of 2.600% senior notes due 2026 .Intel corp says on may 19 issued $1.25 billion aggregate principal amount of 4.100% senior notes due 2046. Full Article
Intel Corp to cut up to 12,000 jobs as PC industry swoons - Reuters News
Intel Corp:Intel Corp said on Tuesday it would cut up to 12,000 jobs globally, or 11 percent of its workforce, as it refocuses its business towards making microchips that power data centers and Internet connected devices and away from the declining personal computer industry it helped found - RTRS.Intel, the world's largest chipmaker, lowered its revenue forecast for the year.It now expects revenue to rise in mid-single digits, down from its previous forecast of mid- to high-single digits. Intel's shares were down 2.2 percent at $30.90 in extended trading.Most of Intel's factories are in the United States, although it did not identify where cuts would be focused geographically.It said it would record a pretax restructuring charge of $1.2 billion in the second quarter and expected annual savings of $1.4 billion per year starting mid-2017.The company also said Chief Financial Officer Stacy Smith will move to a new role leading sales, manufacturing and operations. Intel said it would begin a formal search process for a new CFO.Smith said that Intel now expects the PC market to decline by a percentage in the high single digits in 2016 versus a prior forecast of a mid single-digit decline.Declines in China and other emerging markets are also leading to greater than anticipated reductions in worldwide PC supply chain inventory, Intel Chief Executive Brian Krzanich said on a conference call. Full Article
Intel Corp plans to cut thousands of jobs - report - Reuters News
Intel Corp:Intel Corp is planning to cut thousands of jobs this spring, including reducing headcount in some business units by double-digit percentages, news website Oregonlive said, citing sources inside the company familiar with the plan - RTRS.The job cuts at the world's largest chipmaker this year will be considerably larger than the more than 1,100 U.S. jobs eliminated last year, Oregonlive said.Intel is also looking to consolidate some operations and close some smaller outposts after a series of acquisitions Oregonlive said on Friday.The job cuts, which could also include top executive roles, could begin soon after the company reports its first-quarter results on Tuesday, Oregonlive said.Intel, which had 107,300 employees as of Dec. 26, declined to comment.The company had said in 2014 it planned to reduce its global workforce by about 5 percent, or more than 5,000 positions, as it struggled with falling personal-computer sales and shifted focus to faster-growing areas.Last week Intel said two senior executives would leave. Full Article
Intel Corp declares quarterly cash dividend
Intel Corp:Declared a quarterly dividend of 26 cents per share ($1.04 per share on an annual basis) on the company's common stock.Says dividend will be payable on March 1, 2016, to stockholders of record on February 7, 2016. Full Article
Intel Corporation completes acquisition of Altera Corporation
Intel Corporation:Has completed the acquisition of Altera Corporation. Full Article
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Spoiler: Big Lethal Lockdown Main Event Revealed For TNA Lockdown PPV
Published On 01/31/2014 | News
It was announced at Friday's TNA Impact Wrestling tapings in Manchester, England that the main event for the March 9th Lockdown pay-per-view from Miami will feature Team Dixie vs. Team MVP in a Lethal Lockdown match.
The teams will be Bobby Roode, James Storm (who turned heel), Ethan Carter III and Rockstar Spud vs. MVP, Gunner, Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards.
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UPDATE 1-Toronto stocks rise broadly, led by oils, banks
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*Materials sector slumps as base metals prices fall
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The architects of the rescue plan, U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, were set to urge Congress on Tuesday to act quickly to buy up billions of tainted mortgage assets. [ID:nN13574113]
As well, markets digested the possible sale of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc's LEHMQ.PK European arm, seen as the next step in Wall Street's makeover.
Shortly after the open, the S&P/TSX composite index .GSPTSE was up 90.98 points, or 0.72 percent, at 12,729.05, climbing from a slightly lower open. All but one of its 10 main groups were higher.
The rise comes after a 2 percent tumble on Monday, as worries over the effectiveness of the bailout plan seized the market. Continued...


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