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Regional Judged Photography ShowFeb. 24, 10 am-4 pmSikeston Depot MuseumIn JANUARY we will have the Annual Regional Judged Photography Show. This show will run Jan. 10 through Feb. 25, 2017. It is open to all adults and juveniles within a 150 mile radius of Sikeston, Mo. Typically over a dozen photographers compete...
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Raptor ExhibitFeb. 24, Noon-4:30 pmBollinger County Museum of Natural HistoryUtahraptor was probably the largest of raptors, 23 feet from head to tail and weighing around a half a ton. It used a huge killing claw, located on its' hind feet, for slashing and ripping prey. See a replica of this ferocious predator at the...
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Traveling Museums & Other Curiosities: The Work of Jeffrey AbtFeb. 24, 1 pm-5 pmRiver Campus Art Gallery, Seminary Building Room 106This show displays a series of collapsible museums and drawings and focuses on visual culture and how viewers experience art. There will be an artist talk at 3 p.m. on Feb. 3 and a reception from 5-7 p.m. on Feb. 3. Admission is free.
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Bronze Series VII-VIII Tournament Regulations
► Bronze Series tournament for Tier VII-VIII vehicles. The best teams of the tournament will receive Tickets for the Tier VII–VIII Silver Series.
Vehicle tiers: VII–VIII.
Registration time:
- Registration opens at 8:00 AM (UTC -7) three days prior to the tournament's start and closes at 8:00 AM (UTC -7) three days after the start of registration.
Tournament days and start time: Tuesday, Thursday at 7:00 PM (UTC -7) and Saturday at 3:00 PM (UTC -7).
Control type: combined.
Maximum number of teams: 320.
Number of players in a team: 7 players in the Party. Up to 2 reserve players. At least 5 players can join a battle.
Battle time: 7 minutes.
Battle mode: Single Elimination, Supremacy.
Interval between battles in a match: 2 minutes.
- If the minimum required number of team members (5 players) does not turn up for the battle at the set time, the match will be forfeited for this team.
- A special room for conducting matches will be automatically created 5 minutes prior to the first battle. Check the Notifications section for the invitation.
Tournament stages, tournament system, and battle format
- Play-off (Single Elimination) — 320 teams, 8 in every group. Battle format—Bo3.
Battles in the Play-off are held within one day. A detailed schedule is available in the game client and below in the regulations.
- October-November: Middledurg, Copperfield, Oasis Palms, Black Goldville, Lost Temple, Vineyards, Naval Frontier. Every battle is played on one map with changing starting position.
- December-January: Rockfield, Middleburg, Falls Creek, Fort Despair, Oasis Palms, Black Goldville, Vineyards, Naval Frontier. Every battle is played on one map with changing starting position.
Schedule of matches and dates of the stages
Within the group consisting of 8 teams, players battle in the Bo3 format (until 2 victories are scored) according to the Single Elimination system. Total groups: 40.
- Battle for 3rd place — 8:00 PM (UTC -7)
- Finals — 8:30 PM (UTC -7).
The final schedule of the matches will be specified after the draw procedure in the game client.
Prize pool
First place in the group — a Silver Series VII-VIII Ticket for each team member, 2 400,000 credits, 24 standard Crew XP boosters, and 24 standard Combat XP boosters, 8 000 spare parts for team.
Second place in the group — a Silver Series VII-VIII Ticket for each team member, 960,000 credits, 4 000 spare parts for team.
Third place in the group — a Silver Series VII-VIII Ticket, for each team member, 720,000 credits, 2 800 spare parts for team.
Fourth place in the group — 720,000 credits, 2 800 spare parts for team.
Quantity of player's reward depends on how many battles player played with team during the tournament.
Rewarding process takes place on the next day after tournament will be ended (24 hours) via automatic rewarding system. If you did not received your rewarding 2 days after tournament ended - please contact with Support.

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Picture: EXCLUSIVE 'Glee' star Cory Monteith fixes a flat tire at a gas station Los Angeles,California - 03.12.12 When: 02 Dec 2012
Glee star Matthew Morrison collected an award in recognition of his efforts to promote equality in the gay community on Saturday (04May13).
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So what does the Memphis music business need to keep growing? There is a group of people who think having access to bank loans for music intellectual properties is a key piece of the Memphis music puzzle. They say banks are the answer.
That idea is Ludacris! It is absolutely fallacious, wrongheaded, and just plain ignorant. Anyone who believes that what the Memphis music scene needs is bank loans has probably never been in the (Memphis) music business.
What Memphis music needs is hits. Hit songs. Songs that have been recorded here in the last fifteen years. Most of the songs have not become hits. Why? No radio play. How do these songs become hit songs? Radio play. How do bands get radio play in Memphis? Trick question, sorry. They dont. With the exception of a handful of already street-broken hip-hop acts, Memphis music does not receive commercial radio play in Memphis. Radio play is the answer to all Memphis music business needs. With the exception of 103.5, which plays classic (i.e. oldies) soul tracks of Memphis acts, commercial radio in Memphis has ignored Memphis music and its quiet renaissance for almost thirty years. The last time Memphis radio actually got behind Memphis acts was in the late 70s with Rock 103 playing Keith Sykes and Larry Raspberry. These two are still mid-level stars in the Memphis area because of that airplay thirty years ago! (And please dont say that Memphis radio broke Saliva).
Mealy-mouthed program directors always have some excuse to not play Memphis music. One of their stock excuses includes the perpetually ridiculous notion that Memphis music does not reach the quality of production that their station and listeners are accustomed to. Example: the White Stripes, one of the biggest national and international hits of the last five years, recorded in the same studio -- Easley-McCain -- that most of the great local rock bands have used for the last fifteen years. Example: the Reigning Sound were heard nationally and internationally on Monday Night Football in December. If its good enough for a nationally broadcasting ABC-TV, it is probably good enough for Memphis radio. Another ploy or rationalization these p.d.s come up with is to have a fifteen minute section once a week, usually called something as original as Locals Only. They might as well warn the listeners with a Turn Off the Radio Now announcement before running these crumbs with the gusto and segregation these segments receive. The final excuse used is that the Memphis music does not fit into their specific format. Most stations in town play songs that do not fit exactly into their format but also magically happen to have a major label financial push behind them.
Apparently, it has been so long since Memphis radio played a major part in the Memphis music scene, the current program directors do not understand the financial ramifications of playing Memphis music. Back in the 50s, 60s, & early 70s, stations like WHBQ, WDIA, WLOK, WMPS, and others actually BROKE RECORDS. They would play great Memphis music, no questions asked. Then what happened? People drove immediately (or rode their bikes) up to Poplar Tunes and spent money on the music. Record store makes a sale, record label makes a sale, band makes a sale, record pressing plant makes a sale, band gets more gigs, band gets paid, club gets busy, beer gets sold, t-shirts get sold, band can afford to go back into studio, radio station takes credit for breaking band, more people listen to the radio station to hear a popular Memphis bands song, radio station sells more advertising. Repeat.
This is not rocket science. This is how the music business works. It has just been so long since it actually happened in Memphis that many here do not know the formula. If those people really believe banks can help the music scene here, they better bring in banks who employ program directors because that is the only way they can improve things for the record labels and bands in Memphis.
While bankers are great at reducing risk, they are in business to make money, not to judge talent or creativity. Here is what would happen to any label or band seeking a loan from a bank:
Billy: Hi, Im Billy with the Gutbusters. I just wrote a great song that is going to be a smash hit. Wanna check it out?
Banker: Sure. (Listens to the song) That sounds great. You are a creative genius!
Billy with the Gutbusters: So can I have a loan to buy a van and go on the road?
Banker: What is your collateral in case the van breaks down and you dont finish the tour and dont sell any records?
Billy: My great song!
Banker: Sorry. But thanks for the great cd. Good luck!
Now imagine this same scenario with a successful music property owner, say David Porter, Willie Mitchell, or Al Kapone, who will be featured with four original songs on the soundtrack for Hustle and Flow:
Hi, Id like a loan.
Banker: You got it. Just assign your royalty rights here from your multi-million dollar catalog as collateral.
Any banker would make the second loan. No banker would make the first loan. That is what good bankers do--make impartial decisions based on the amount of risk they would undertake under worst case scenarios. If the loan is collateralized as in the second case, making the loan is no risk. If the loan has nothing behind it as in the first case, no one but a friend or fan who has more dollars than sense would make the loan. With hit songs collateralizing a loan, anyone can approve that loan, and it does not require a special kind of banker to understand that. There is no shortage of capital around a hit project--whether that hit project is music, movies, or any other business.
If these parties really want to improve the Memphis music scene, they should focus on the program directors of Memphis radio stations. They should especially work on the ones that run promos pretending to be Memphis supporters but do not play Memphis music--like 94.1. A sample of 94.1s promo: Memphis is the Fedex Forum. Memphis is Overton Park. Memphis is the Buzz. One thing The Buzz is not is Memphis music. These are the ones holding back the snowball of Memphis music that is slowly growing without the support of Memphis radio.


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Billy Gilmour struck first for the Scottish club before Chris Hutchinson equalised but Awokoya-Mebude ensured a winning start for the Ibrox starlets.
Ghanaian academy team Right to Dream began the defence of their Junior title with a 4-0 win.
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Best Advice Ever For The NYC Marathon
So…you registered for the New York City Marathon, the greatest race on the planet. You have trained, figured out your transportation plan and you are enjoying the taper with restless excitement, counting down the days. The last thing you have to do is finalize that playlist so that the right song is cranking to help you push through the wall and meander through the rolling hills of Central Park.
We have a cool way for you to organize your music, ideally suited for NYC. Since its the home of so many great artists, organize your playlist by Borough. You can time it out so whatever Borough you are will have music playing from an artist from that Borough.
Here is how we are setting ours up:
Staten Island
When heading over the Verrazano Bridge, get your heart pumping with the Wu Tang Clan and some Method Man to start your race off strong.
The choices are endless for great Brooklyn artists for you, but remember that you are in Brooklyn for a long time. Its time for Jay Z, The Notorious B.I.G., Life of Agony and the great Barbra Streisand.
Pass the half way point with Tony Bennett, 50 Cent, Run D.M.C. and Paul Simon.
The Bronx
So you are almost done, you need some good music to get your heart racing. It's time for Billy Joel, Fat Joe and of course Jenny from the block.
At this point, you need some good tunes to help you dig deep. You have some options including Alicia Keys (she ran the race last year, BTW), Beastie Boys or Sinatra (even though he's really from Hoboken). Or for the final few miles, just pick any of the thousands of great songs about New York City.
This is an exceptionally cool way to enjoy the marathon. There are tons of other great New York artists, so if you don't like our mix, you'll have no trouble finding your own.


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Our Disney Springs® Area hotel is the only Holiday Inn that's actually located inside the Walt Disney World® Resort. Other Orlando points of interest are nearby, but it's Disney that most of our guests want to experience, and they aren't disappointed. We're within easy walking distance from the Disney Springs®, where so many exciting restaurants and entertainment venues can be found. Whether it's summertime with the extended family at Typhoon Lagoon or a honeymoon getaway to see Hollywood Studios, you're going to love every minute of your stay at the Holiday Inn! Here's a short primer on the parks:
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Magic Kingdom® Park
The home of the most famous castle in the world, Magic Kingdom® Park offers a realm of magic and possibility where imagination reigns supreme. Take a journey through seven unique lands, view enchanting parades and fall in love again with favorite rides that include Space Mountain®, The Magic Carpets of Aladdin and Mickey's PhilharMagic.
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The invention relates to a new sensible and latent heat exchange device, hereinafter termed an enthalpy exchanger, and to a method for its manufacture. This enthalpy exchanger consists of a cellulose-based substrate impregnated with a polymeric desiccant. This device has possible applications in the field of air treatment, such as dehumidification, in systems for the transfer of moisture and heat between two air streams, in HVAC systems and in other applications involving water vapour control and recovery.
The solid desiccants used in air treatment systems or other applications are primarily inorganic (silica gel, molecular sieves, etc). They take the form of fine powders which must be bonded to a rigid substrate. There are a number of techniques for depositing these desiccants, some of which have been patented. Examples include patents filed in the United States under U.S. Pat. No. 3,338,034; 4,769,053; 5,052,188; 5,120,694; and 5,496,397. U.S. Pat. No. 5,542,968 describes a method which involves mixing the desiccant powder with fibres in a solution containing a binder and fire retardants, among other ingredients. A manufacturing process borrowed from the paper industry is then used to produce sheets of this compound.
Another technique disclosed in Canadian Patent No. 1,285,931 involves coating a metallic substrate with a mixture consisting primarily of an inorganic desiccant and a heat-curable binder or adhesive in a solvent. The powder is then bonded to the substrate by heating the article. U.S. Pat. No. 4,172,164 describes the use of a solvent to dissolve the surface of the thermoplastic substrate, leaving the polymer particles imbedded in it following evaporation of the solvent. These techniques have the disadvantage of inhibiting to some extent the absorption of water by the desiccant powder, which may deliquesce and become detached under conditions of actual use.
The technique presented here involves the production of an enthalpy exchanger consisting of a cellulose substrate coated with a polymerized desiccant. Polymer-based desiccants have the advantage of being readily modified to obtain the desired absorptive properties, as well as other properties of interest for certain applications. The polymers themselves have relatively good thermal transfer properties thereby enabling sensible heat transfer. They can also be obtained in a number of geometric forms. Some have a certain affinity for structural products used as substrates, which can facilitate bonding.
The product developed consists, preferably, of a potassium salt of acrylic acid polymerized on a corrugated cardboard substrate. The technique used to bond the desiccant to the substrate does not alter the properties of the desiccant, even when the proportion of polymer by mass is relatively low. In addition, the article has good fire resistance and acceptable mechanical strength.
In this application, applicants are also seeking a high rate of absorption and desorption, so that the article reacts rapidly to a sudden variation in the concentration of water vapour or other gases in the flow of air in contact with the desiccant. Deposition of the polymer in a thin layer on the walls of the substrate makes it possible to obtain very rapid sorption kinetics.
In general, the technique consists of preparing a solution with a base of acrylic, methacrylic or itaconic acid or a mixture thereof. The monomer is mixed with a sufficient quantity of a homolytic reaction initiator such as a peroxide, azabisisobutyronitrile or other initiator, in water, acetone and/or other solvents. A cross-polymerization agent such as trimethylolpropane triacrylate, divinylbenzene or other cross-polymerization agent is added to the solution in a quantity corresponding to the desired density of cross-linkages to be obtained in the polymer. The solution is well mixed, then applied evenly to the cellulose-based exchanger. Cellulose has been selected because of its chemical affinity for polymer. The article, impregnated with the solution, is placed in a chamber with low oxygen and heated to a temperature of between 50° C. and 80° C. The polymerization reaction thus initiated should be completed within a few minutes, depending on the rate of thermal exchange in the chamber. Once the polymerized solution is bonded to the substrate, the polymer is placed in contact with a hydroxide solution of sodium, potassium, lithium or other monovalent or bivalent cations. The polymer is transformed into a salt. The substrate and desiccant are then dried to form a rigid article.
When the desiccant absorbs water vapour or other products, its volume increases. In certain applications, the swelling may be excessive and must be controlled or minimized. This can be done by simply adjusting the proportions of the products used in the composition of the polymer, such as the cross-polymerization agent. The swelling of the polymer is, in fact, related to the degree of cross-linkage.
The concentration of the base monomer in the solution can be adjusted on the basis of the desired proportion of desiccant by mass to be obtained. Generally, the amount of polymer present in the article or substrate is from about 5 to 65% by mass, and preferably from about 15 to 30% by mass.
The enthalpy exchanger contains passageways which allow the air to circulate and to come into contact with the substrate walls and the desiccant. The enthalpy exchanger permits exchanges of sensible heat and moisture with an air stream. It may be a rotary or static type with parallel or cross streams. The first case involves wall-to-air exchanges of sensible and latent heat while, in the second, heat and moisture pass through the wall of the exchanger for transfer from one air stream to another.
The enthalpy exchanger of the present invention can be manufactured by either of two techniques. The first consists of constructing the exchanger in its final form and impregnating it with the monomer solution, which is then polymerized. The exchanger can be constructed by rolling the substrate to form a wheel, or by stacking the substrate to produce a static exchanger with cross or parallel streams. The substrate may consist of corrugated cardboard, corrugated paper or any other cellulose-fibre-based product. The second technique involves impregnating a continuous flat sheet of cellulose-based substrate with the monomer solution, which is then polymerized. The composite sheet thus obtained is corrugated before drying to obtain the desired passageway geometry, then rolled to form a wheel, for example.
The technique used to bond the desiccant to the substrate does not affect the desiccant's absorptive properties. This process does not alter the desiccant's absorptive properties. In addition, it gives the substrate a number of other interesting properties, including mechanical rigidity and fire resistance. Due to the thermal properties of the polymer, the desiccant article is also capable of transferring heat from a warm air (gas) stream to a cool air (gas) stream within a recovery system. The bond obtained between the desiccant and the substrate is very strong and permits it to withstand a large number of absorption and desorption cycles without any deterioration in absorptive properties of physical characteristics. A further advantage of this technique is the fact that these properties can be controlled by adjusting the composition and quantity of polymer. Most supports made from natural or synthetic cellulose fibres are permeable to air, which can pose a contamination problem in certain application such as air exchangers. Treatment of this type of support with the polymer makes it much more air-tight and also more rigid, even using amounts of the polymer on the order of only 10%. For an application in the field of total heat exchangers made from paper or cardboard, a quantity of polymer on the order of 15% to 20% of total mass has been found to result in a product with very good sorption capacity and kinetics, good mechanical resistance as well as very good fire resistance (non-flammability). Furthermore, it is believed that the product has bactericidal properties and that it transfers virtually none of the contaminants present in the air. These last two properties are particularly important for applications in the domestic sector.
Cellulosic-based substrates are desirable due to their chemical affinity for polymer and their low cost. Preferably, the support is made from corrugated cardboard or paper due to the high quality/price ratio. However, other types of substrate made from natural or synthetic fibres, woven or non-woven, can be used. The polymer has also been successfully deposited on silica-gel powder in order to fix it by some other technique, such as gluing on to substrates made of metal or plastic material. Other inorganic powders (talc, etc.) or organic powders (skeletons of micro-organisms, etc.) can also be used.
The monomer solution consists primarily of a member of the carboxylic acid family such as acrylic acid or methacrylic acid, a homolytic reaction initiator such as peroxide, and a cross-polymerization agent such as trimethylolpropane triacrylate. The mixture is soluble in water and/or a solvent such as acetone.
Following impregnation with the solution, the substrate is heated in a chamber with very low oxygen to a temperature of between 50° C. (122° F.) and 80° C. (176° F.).
The acidic polymer is then placed in contact with an alkaline solution of sodium, potassium or other hydroxide, to transform it into a salt of these cations. This operation gives the polymer, and thus the enthalpy exchanger, its absorptive properties.
The process of applying the polymeric desiccant material to the cellulosic substrate as either a stock material or as a pre-constructed article made from a cellulosic substrate is generally carried out in the same manner. The process consists of preparing a monomer solution with a base of acrylic, methacrylic or itaconic acid or a mixture thereof. The concentration of the base monomer in the solution can be adjusted on the basis of the desired proportion of desiccant by mass to be obtained. In the preferred embodiment, acrylic acid is used. The quantity of acrylic acid should be between 2.5 M and 4.0 M; at less than 2.5 M, the gel obtained will be insufficiently rigid, and above 4.0 M, there is a risk of the reaction being too violent (exothermic) and thus difficult to control. Between 20% and 90% of the carboxyl groups must be neutralized by the addition of potassium hydroxide (KOH) or another base. Preferably, 50% of the carboxyl groups must be neutralized by adding a solution of KOH dissolved in water. The total quantity of water in the final solution must not exceed 35% of the overall volume. A greater volume of water would risk destroying the structure of the cellulosic fibre support and would limit the maximum quantity of dissolved cross-polymerizing agent.
The monomer is then mixed with a sufficient quantity of homolytic reaction inhibitor such as a peroxide, azabisisobutyronitrile or other initiator, in water, acetone and/or other solvents. Other possible choices of initiator include a peroxide such as sodium, ammonium or potassium persulphate, a hydroxyperoxide such as cumene hydroxyperoxide or an alkyl peroxide such as di-tert-butylperoxide. Peroxide is preferred because of its non-toxicity and low cost. The amount of reaction-initiating agent must be sufficient to start the reaction, that is, about 1% of the total solution volume, although an excess of this substance would have no impact on the polymerized product.
A cross-polymerization agent such as trimethylolpropane triacrylate, trimethylolpropane propane ethoxylate triacrylate, divinyl benzene or other cross-polymerization agent is added to the solution in a quantity corresponding to the desired density of cross-linkages to be obtained in the polymer. To obtain an article capable of absorbing enough water vapour without excessive swelling, it is necessary to use 0.1% to 2.0% by volume of a cross-polymerizing agent, preferably trimethylolpropane triacrylate. Trimethylolpropane triacrylate is preferred because of its cost. A proportion on the order of 1% of total volume has been found to produce the best compromise for the desired properties in an enthalpy exchanger. The increase in volume (or swelling) of the desiccant material as a result of the absorption of water vapour can be controlled by the proportion of cross-polymerization agent used to synthesize the polymer.
A quantity of organic solvents (acetone, for example) must be added to bring about complete solution. Other solvents may be used or mixed with the acetone. In order to minimize loss of acrylic acid during the heating phase, it is possible to use propylene glycol, ethylene glycol or other solvents compatible with acetone and having a high boiling point.
The solution is well mixed, the applied evenly to the cellulose-based substrate or the pre-constructed article. The article, impregnated with the solution, is placed in a closed chamber containing minimum oxygen and heated to a temperature sufficient to initiated polymerization. The polymerization reaction thus initiated should be completed within a few minutes, depending on the rate of thermal exchange in the chamber. Since polymerization is a radical reaction which is blocked in the presence of oxygen, it is therefore preferable to minimize the amount of oxygen in the solution in order to avoid the formation of short-chain molecules or a poor polymerization yield. The presence of minute quantities of oxygen should have no perceptible effect on the quality of polymerization. In practice, purging with a flow of nitrogen or argon is usually sufficient to displace any oxygen dissolved in the solution or present in the dead space around the article.
Heating temperature must be sufficient to initiate polymerization, but must not lead to excessive evaporation of the acrylic acid. A temperature of 80° C. to 120° C. is suggested. Preferably, the heating equipment will be sufficiently powerful to minimize the heating time. High-frequency or microwave ovens are especially recommended, but a sufficiently powerful conventional oven can be used effectively and can reduce manufacturing costs.
The extent of cross-linkage is fixed by the amount of cross-polymerizing agent which has actually reacted during the polymerization. To that end, it is important to ensure that it is uniformly and completely dissolved in the monomer solution. In the present case, where the preferred agent is trimethylolpropane triacrylate which has limited aqueous solubility, it is necessary to use organic solvents such as acetone, propylene glycol as well as other compatible solvents. The organic solvents promote improved solubility of the cross-polymerizing agent, which makes it possible to obtain a polymeric gel with a three-dimensional structure. It is preferable to limit the volume of water to 35% of the total volume of monomer solution.
Once the polymerized solution is bonded to the substrate, the polymer is placed in contact with a hydroxide solution of sodium, potassium, lithium, ammonium or other monovalent or bivalent cations. The polymer is transformed into a salt of the cation corresponding to the alkaline solution used to give the polymer its absorptive properties. In the preferred embodiment, the acrylic acid based polymer is converted to a polyacrylic acid salt by wetting the article with a solution of potassium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide dissolved in methanol. Potassium hydroxide is preferred as it gives the polymer better absorptive properties.
The treated article or substrate is then dried. In the case of the polymerization treatment being applied to a substrate, the substrate is then used generally as stock material in the fabrication of the enthalpy exchanger's "working" components.
An illustration of the principles of the present invention is provided by way of the following example.
An enthalpy-exchange wheel containing 20% by mass of the polymer obtained by starting with a solution of 2.5 M of acrylic acid in 250 ml of aqueous KOH, with 1% by volume of trimethylolpropane triacrylate, 1% by volume of peroxide and the rest acetone by volume, has the absorption capacities of 30%, 40% and 95% in the presence of a flow of air with a relative humidity of 30%, 60% and 90%, respectively. The wheel exhibits a high rate of absorption and desorption and reacts rapidly to a sudden variation in the concentration of water vapour or other gases in the flow or air in contact therewith. Tests carried out with full-size enthalpy exchangers showed that the polymer has very good sorption kinetics for water vapour, even under extreme conditions of use.
It will be understood from the foregoing that the example and embodiments referred to herein are intended to be illustrative of the principles of the invention and should not be construed as limiting. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that various modifications and/or substitutions in both the materials and the process can be effected without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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Relatives are having to sell possessions or fall into debt by taking out high-interest payday loans, Labour MP Emma Lewell-Buck warned.
Relatives have to agree costs before they even know if they qualify for help or not
The average cost of a funeral is £3,551, up 87 per cent over the past decade - approaching £7,000 where burial space is limited.
A report suggested 100,000 of the 500,000 families bereaved each year struggle to pay funeral costs. She is proposing a Bill, unlikely to progress due to lack of time, calling for a review of costs and for an affordable, simple service to be provided.
She also wants reform of a Government fund to help low-income households. An invoice is needed for the scheme, yet 50 per cent of claims are rejected. Ms Lewell-Buck said: "Relatives have to agree costs before they even know if they qualify for help or not."


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Posted by CanonRumors on November 15, 2012
Firmware Coming?
"There has been a lot of questions wondering when Canon will release a firmware update similar to the EOS-1D X that adds the blinking red AF point when in AI servo mode. While I figured they were working on it, I wasn't quite sure why it hadn't been brought to market or included with the announced and upcoming firmware update.
This is a direct quote of what I have been told:"
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Toyota of Puyallup
Review for Toyota of Puyallup
JACQUELINE M V. on 12/15/2015
"Toyota of Puyallup does it again!"
I have been with T.O.P. for almost 30 years and they did as great as ever! Fast and prompt service and ease our concerns!
Vehicle: TOYOTA COROLLA
Category: Service
Service Date: 12/15/2015
Review Created: 12/15/2015 06:34 PM
Kerry S., President & General Manager at Toyota of Puyallup responded on 12/15/2015
We truly appreciate your loyalty, Janqueline. Thank you for the great review!
President & General Manager
Toyota of Puyallup


text: Hi all. Ive got an AUDI A3 2.0TDI SPORT, and for the past few months I have had trouble starting up the car in the morning. After putting the key in the ignition and waiting for the lights to go off i start the car up. And I get nothing. I turn the key back and try again and then all of a sudden its about to start and it dies and then whilst the key is turned still it finally starts up. The car shakes for a few seconds and then it is normal. The issue only occurs in the mornings first thing. Once the car fires up I have no issues with it during the day. Some mornings I have no issues with the car starting up, its starts up fine. And some mornings I have this problem. So I took the car to a local garage and had it put on a diagnostic. the diagnostic came back with fault code- "P0673 CYLINDER 3 GLOW PLUG CIRCUIT -Q12:ELECTRICAL FAULT". The mechanic had no solution into fixing this issue as it could be various problems. A bottomless pit. So earlier today I had the same problem with the car starting up. Wouldnt start on the first try, after the third try it fired up. So I took it to a diesel specialist. Again had the car was put on a Bosch Diagnostic and it came back with "FAULT 269 GLOW PLUG CYLINDER 3 OVER TEMPERATURE". The mechanic had said to me its an ECU fault as the ECU is sending out wrong information out to the car. As far as I've been told any ECU problems can only be dealt by from main AUDI dealers. As they can only program the ECU. And could cost approximatly £1800 to replace. Before I take the matter any further I was wondering if anyone on here has had a similar issue to what I have and what procedure was undertaken to resolve this issue. Any Audi specialist technicians or electrical technicians, your advice would be very much appreciated Cheers


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The Orioles will place backup catcher Taylor Teagarden on the disabled list today with a dislocated left thumb. They're not going to make an announcement until his replacement gets to Oakland.
The corresponding move would figure to involve Triple-A Norfolk's Luis Exposito, who's on the 40-man roster. Chris Robinson is not, and he caught last night for the Tides. He probably would have been scratched if the Orioles intended to select his contract.
Caleb Joseph was behind the plate last night at Double-A Bowie. He's mostly been playing first base and serving as the designated hitter. He's swung a hot bat this month, but he's not expected to replace Teagarden.
Brian Ward isn't headed to Oakland. It would be a shocker if his Bowie teammate, Luis Martinez, had hopped on a plane.
Exposito's defense didn't impress the Orioles this spring. His bat already was considered ahead of his mitt, and he had a few miscues in exhibition games that stood out.
One day, Exposito used his mask to scoop up a ball, resulting in a catcher's interference call that enabled Tampa Bay's Wil Myers to score the winning run. He also fired a ball into left field as a runner on second base jogged to third, and he had trouble blocking balls in the dirt and preventing wild pitches.
Exposito was 8-for-21 in 14 exhibition games, with two doubles, a home run and five RBIs.
Exposito is 1-for-15 throwing out runners attempting to steal this season. He's batting .218/.254/.273 with three doubles and six RBIs in 16 games.
Teams usually settle for good catch-and-throw guys as their backups. The Orioles aren't in a position right now to be selective.
Last season, Exposito collected one hit in 18 at-bats with the Orioles, getting his first major league hit off the Texas Rangers' Derek Holland.
Early projections have Teagarden missing the next three to four weeks. The Orioles must decide whether they can get by with Exposito in a limited role.
They weren't satisfied with Ronny Paulino's work behind the plate last season, which created an opportunity for Exposito while Teagarden remained on the disabled list with a strained back. Exposito was a slight upgrade - his conditioning alone gave him the edge - but do the Orioles trust him to do the light lifting as Wieters' backup?
Yesterday's injury to Teagarden didn't suddenly put the Orioles in the market for another backup catcher. They've been in that mode since spring training.
While we're down on the farm, Jair Jurrjens allowed one run and six hits in 6 2/3 innings last night for the Tides, with two walks and seven strikeouts. He threw 101 pitches, 64 for strikes.


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BERKELEY (KRON) — All social events taking place at fraternity's associated with the University of California at Berkeley campus has been stopped.
According to the UC Berkeley Interfraternity Council, they have voluntarily decided to "suspend" all social events due to two recent sexual assault cases sparked at the campus within past weeks.
On two separate occasions two female victims have been sexually assaulted at off-campus fraternities on October 14th and 15th.
The two cases are not related to one another.
The IFC wishes to restore a safe environment and eliminate a sexual violence from their community.
No arrest have been made, and police have not mentioned which fraternities were the locations where the assaults occurred.
Police want to remind students that 80 percent of sexual assault and rapes are by someone known to the victim, and on college campuses 90 percent of survivors know their attacker.


text: Human Rights Observatory House Passes Bill To Overhaul US International Broadcasting The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill that would overhaul U.S. international broadcasting, including this agency, the Voice of America, four other government-financed broadcasters and the Broadcasting Board of Governors that oversees all of them. Supporters of the bipartisan bill say the United States needs to fight back more effectively in the war of information against countries like Russia and China. But some opponents of the bill say they fear it would undermine...Read complete article© Voice of America - Monday, July 28, 2014


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This Lecture documents the history of Michigan's largest commercial fishery on Saginaw Bay from the 1850's to current times. Early records indicate Lower Saginaw, now known as Bay City, had the first fisheries. The fishing industry also developed at Bay Port, Essexville, East Tawas, Au Sable, Caseville, Oscoda, and Sebewaing. This 150-year visual history includes archival photos and rare film footage from fisheries around Saginaw Bay. Two years of research and first hand interviews gives proof Saginaw Bay was the world's largest freshwater fishery and is still a viable fishery today.
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Commercial Catering Equipment Technology
The many advantages of Thermoelectric Systems (reliable, light weight, configurable, and high Coefficient of Performance for a given size) make them ideal for use in certain Food Catering applications. Given these advantages, Thermoelectric Systems are implemented in the Food Catering industry in a wide range of sizes and applications, from larger food transport carts to Point of Purchase displays.
The unique heating and cooling capability of Thermoelectric Systems makes them particularly suited for temperature control of foods. Specific applications include the following:
In addition to providing food temperature control, Thermoelectric Systems also provide cooling of liquids. Examples include the temperature control of beverage syrups, juice concentrates, dairy products, even residential water chillers and dispensers! Thermoelectric Systems may also be used to provide conditioned and temperature controlled air sources, which in turn may be used for the temperature control of food and beverages.
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Lethal Orbit Trailer (1996)
06 March 1996 90 mins
A group of recently trained astronauts are sent into space to probe a new experiment, only to be stranded and face an eternity in space unless successful contact can be established from earth. In between flashes of the story, a court is in process determining the cause of the accident.
Watch the official Lethal Orbit 1996 trailer in HD below or find more Lethal Orbit videos on Vidimovie.


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Warner Brothers Home Entertainment recently announced that they will release the Mad Max: Fury Road 3D Blu-ray Combo Pack (Blu-ray 3D/Blu-ray/DVD/Digital HD), Blu-ray Combo Pack (Blu-ray/DVD/Digital HD), and two-disc DVD on September 1, 2015. The extras include the traditional deleted scenes but have many featurettes too, full details below. George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) was a non-stop action ride that I enjoyed. Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, and Nicholas Hoult star in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015).
Synopsis: Haunted by his turbulent past, Mad Max believes the best way to survive is to wander alone. Nevertheless, he becomes swept up with a group fleeing across the Wasteland in a War Rig driven by an elite Imperator, Furiosa. They are escaping a Citadel tyrannized by the Immortan Joe, from whom something irreplaceable has been taken. Enraged, the Warlord marshals all his gangs and pursues the rebels ruthlessly in the high-octane Road War that follows.
Both Blu-ray Combo Packs and the DVD include:
- Maximum Fury: Filming Fury Road
- Mad Max: Fury on Four Wheels
- The Road Warriors: Max and Furiosa
- The Tools of the Wasteland
- The Five Wives: So Shiny, So Chrome
- Fury Road: Crash & Smash
- Deleted Scenes
Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
Synopsis: A woman rebels against a tyrannical ruler in postapocalyptic Australia in search for her home-land with the help of a group of female prisoners, a psychotic worshipper, and a drifter named Max.
Directors: George Miller
Genres: Thriller, Sci-Fi, Action, Adventure
Runtime: 120
MPAA Rating: R
Oscars: 6
Awards: 271
Nominations: 180
Writers: George Miller, Brendan McCarthy, Nick Lathouris, Byron Kennedy
Producers: Bruce Berman, Graham Burke, Christopher DeFaria, Genevieve Hofmeyr, George Miller, Doug Mitchell, Steven Mnuchin, Holly Radcliffe, Iain Smith, Courtenay Valenti, P.J. Voeten
Musicians: Junkie XL
Editors: Margaret Sixel
Source: dvdactive.com
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Traveling Luck for Carl, Texas, United States
Where is Carl?What's around Carl?
Wikipedia near Carl
Where to stay near Carl
The timezone in Carl is America/Rankin_Inlet
Sunrise at 07:02 and Sunset at 17:32. It's Dark
Latitude. 30.1133°, Longitude. -97.7483°
Weather near Carl; Report from Austin, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, TX 15.5km away
Weather :
Temperature: 13°C / 55°F
Wind: 20.7km/h North
Cloud: Broken at 2600ft
Weather :
Temperature: 13°C / 55°F
Wind: 20.7km/h North
Cloud: Broken at 2600ft
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Loading map of Carl and it's surroudings
Geographic features & Photographs around Carl, in Texas, United States
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- San Francisco Catholic Church (6.8km)
- San Francisco Church (7km)
- Southeast Baptist Church (7.1km)
- Crossroads Baptist Church (8.5km)
- First Independent Baptist Church (9.1km)
- Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church (9.3km)
- Bethel Church (10.1km)
- Santa Cruz Church (10.5km)
- Salem Church (10.8km)
- Saint Pauls Catholic Church (11.2km)
- Beacon Ridge Baptist Church (11.5km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Carl (0.2km)
- Creedmoor (3.9km)
- Turnersville (5.1km)
- Onion Creek (5.7km)
- Bluff Springs (7km)
- Colton (8.4km)
- Maha (9.8km)
- San Leanna (10km)
- Pilot Knob (10.2km)
- Mustang Ridge (11.1km)
- Manchaca (11.5km)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Palm Elementary School (7.6km)
- Langford Elementary School (10.2km)
- Eden Park Academy (10.4km)
- Mendez Middle School (10.9km)
- Widen Elementary School (11.2km)
- Williams Elementary School (11.3km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Rinard Creek (5.9km)
- Slaughter Creek (7.1km)
- Boggy Creek (8.3km)
- Marble Creek (8.6km)
- Bear Creek (9.4km)
- Garlic Creek (9.7km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Carl Cemetery (0.4km)
- Creedmoor Cemetery (6.6km)
- Live Oak Cemetery (8.9km)
- Brown Cemetery (9.8km)
- Chapel Hill Memorial Park (10.3km)
- Vasquez Cemetery (11.2km)
Accommodation around Carl
- trail;
- a path, track, or route used by pedestrians, animals, or off-road vehicles.
- Mary Moore Searight Park Trail (9.5km)
- Onion Creek Trail (10.7km)
- Rock Shelter Trail (10.8km)
- Lower Falls Trail (11.1km)
- Homestead Trail (11.2km)
- dam;
- a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Heep Lake Dam (5.7km)
- Texas No Name Number 10 Dam (5.8km)
- Texas No Name Number 9 Dam (6.4km)
- Soil Conservation Service Site 10 Dam (9.9km)
- Soil Conservation Service Site 11 Dam (10.4km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Onion Creek Park (7.8km)
- McKinney Falls State Park (10.3km)
- Mary Moore Searight Park (10.3km)
- South Boggy Creek Greenbelt Park (10.5km)
- Chapel Hill Park (10.6km)
- spring(s);
- a place where ground water flows naturally out of the ground.
- Bluff Springs (7km)
- Manchaca Springs (9.8km)
- reservoir(s);
- an artificial pond or lake.
- Heep Lake (6km)
- Soil Conservation Service Site 10 Reservoir (9.9km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Carl (0km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Woods Hill (7.2km)
Wikipedia entries close to
- Creedmoor, Texas city city o
- Onion Creek, Texas city city o
- San Leanna, Texas city city o
- Manchaca, Texas landmark landmark
- Mustang Ridge, Texas city city o
- Buda, Texas city city o
- Austin-Bergstrom International Airport airport airport
- Bergstrom Air Force Base airport airport
- Niederwald, Texas city city o
- Hays, Texas city city o
- Shady Hollow, Texas city city o
- St. Edward's University landmark education
- Sunset Valley, Texas city city o
- Del Valle, Texas city city o
- Longhorn Dam landmark dam
- Mountain City, Texas city city o
Airports close to Carl
Austin bergstrom international(AUS), Austin, Usa (15.5km)
Randolph afb(RND), San antonio, Usa (109.5km)
San antonio international(SAT), San antonio, Usa (125.8km)
Robert gray aaf(GRK), Killeen, Usa (139.6km)
Hood aaf(HLR), Fort hood, Usa (149.6km)