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Colleen makes her Professional Recital Debut under the auspices of The Vocal Arts Society of D.C. at the Phillips Collection on April 16th!
Colleen Daly is rapidly emerging as a "dramatically powerful" (The Washington Post) singer in today's operatic arena. Miss Daly's most recent performances include Musetta in La Bohème with Annapolis Opera, Lyric Opera of Baltimore and Des Moines Metro Opera; Violetta in Opera Delaware's production of La traviata, which she also covered at New York City Opera; Fiordiligi in Così fan tutte with Intermountain Opera; Micaëla in both La Tragédie de Carmen with Syracuse Opera and in Carmen with Baltimore Concert Opera; the Countess in Annapolis Opera's production of Le nozze di Figaro; and the title role of Thaïs at Opera Company of Middlebury. This spring, Miss Daly will turn her attention and talents to the art song repertoire, making her professional recital debut under the patronage of the Vocal Arts Society of Washington at the Phillips Collection and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C..
Ms. Daly's work as a concert and recital soloist has been widely recognized in performing such works as the Mozart, Brahms, Fauré, and Rutter Requiem Masses, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Händel's Messiah, Haydn's Creation and Missa Solemnis, Poulenc's Gloria, Mozart's Davide Penitente, and Stravinsky's Les Noces. Colleen has appeared with the Master Chorale of Washington in her Kennedy Center debut, Washington Concert Opera, the Washington Chorus, the Cathedral Choral Society in her National Cathedral debut, the Post-Classical Ensemble, the New Dominion Chorale, and the Maryland Philharmonic Orchestra, the Händel Society of Dartmouth, and the Columbus Symphony, among others.
Colleen Daly has been the recipient of awards from the Vocal Arts Society of Washington, D.C., the Gerda Lissner Foundation, the Liederkranz Foundation, The Washington International Competition, and Annapolis Opera. Ms. Daly holds a bachelor's degree from DePaul University, a Master's degree from the Opera Studio at the University of Maryland in College Park, and an Artist Diploma from AVA. She has participated in the Lyric Opera Studio of Weimar in Germany, the Opera Company of Philadelphia's program in Treviso, Italy, been a Festival Artist for Opera New Jersey, a Young Artist at the Oberlin in Italy Scenes Program in Urbania, and a New Horizon Fellow at the Aspen Music Festival and School.


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Milwaukee gets second place in hung over cities list
You should not have to do math to read a story. But you do if you want to believe that Milwaukee is the second-most hung over city in the U.S.
Business Insider looked at the Center for Disease Control's most recent statistics on binge drinking and Trulia's list of cities with the most bars per capita. They awarded each city a Business Insider Hangover Score based on those two numbers. »Read Full Article
Gaffigan's stand-up act well-received by Milwaukee crowd
Jim Gaffigan didn't have the fortune of being born here, but the native Hoosier did the next best thing and married someone who was.
Milwaukee is sort of a second home for the New York-based stand-up comic, not simply because of his family connections or because he's played annual year-end shows at the Pabst Theater since 2007. His style of stand-up - clean, soft-spoken, often deadpan, obsessive about food - seems tailor-made for Midwestern sensibilities. »Read Full Article(2)

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This priest not only bashes the Pope as an intolerant old fool, he's recruiting Brian to Fight the Power in earthy language. He says, "I never bought that Jesus-is-a-blissed-out-hippie crap. The man was pissed off." He was "the Chuck Norris of his day," and to turn the other cheek was "an act of defiance. It meant: I will see your insult and raise you a 'suck it!'" Jesus "saw hypocrisy and injustice and said 'Seriously? You guys are idiots. This has got to change!'"
Yup, that's what Jesus said in the Book of Tinseltown, Chapter 90210.
Brian replies, "So you're saying the church can change?" The priest then unspools a gay rights lecture, complete with soothing musical accompaniment: "Well it would. I've seen gay people battle discrimination and march for marriage equality. They demanded the right to fight for their country, but for their souls? Nope. They just give up and walk away. Jesus was a fighter, son. How about you?"
No one on this show expressed an authentically Christian opinion. There are only leftist lectures -- predictable, boorish, amateurish. (Unsurprisingly, Murphy is a huge Obama backer who held a fundraiser at his house with the president because "I just can't imagine a world in which he does not win.")
You can also find the "cool, rebellious priest" model at the movies. A new film called "The Sessions" takes on the story of a 40-something disabled man who weighs about 70 pounds employing a "sexual surrogate" (a sort of therapeutic prostitute) so he can lose his virginity. People magazine reports he's supported in this quest by a priest, "who in hilarious chats about just how sinful this particular sin would be, gives his blessing." The movie is based on real life, where the disabled man consulted "Father Mike," a young, bearded priest from the neighborhood church who "told me Jesus was never big on rules, that he often broke the rules out of compassion."
Hollywood wants to remake God in its own image, full of its version of "compassion" and shattering every traditional value. This mission is too important to weigh down with authentically Christian characters instead of wise-cracking and cartoonish propagandist puppets.
L. Brent Bozell III is the president of the Media Research Center. To find out more about Brent Bozell III, and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.
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Unigene expects to file an Investigational New Drug (IND) application with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and commence a Phase 1 study with UGP281 before year end.
About Unigene Laboratories, Inc.
Unigene Laboratories, Inc. is a leader in the design, delivery, manufacture and development of peptide-based therapeutics. The Company is building a robust portfolio of proprietary partnerships in this expanding drug class based on its Peptelligence™ platform. Peptelligence encompasses extensive intellectual property covering delivery and manufacturing technologies, unsurpassed research and development expertise, and proprietary know-how representing a genuine distinctive competence. Core Peptelligence assets include proprietary oral and nasal peptide delivery technologies, and proprietary, high-yield, scalable and reproducible E. coli-based manufacturing technologies.
Safe Harbor statements under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This press release contains forward-looking statements, including statements relating to whether: the Company will achieve the highlighted multiple near-term catalysts and unlock significant value over the next 12 months; the key elements are in place to address the Company's debt in 2012; there will be significant growth in the Company in 2012; the Company will continue to deliver results; the Company's near-term milestones will allow it to extend its cash runway, address the debt and continue to unlock the Com
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Two not cooperating after being shot near Salinas
SALINAS, Calif. (AP) - Monterey County authorities say they've interviewed about 70 people after two men were shot and wounded during a fight involving up to 15 men outside a Salinas-area bar and restaurant.
The Monterey Herald says the two victims - one from Salinas and the second from Yuma, Ariz. - suffered leg wounds when up to six shots were fired during the fight around 11 p.m. Wednesday.
The newspaper says the two men have refused to tell deputies how they were shot, or provide them with information about what led to the shooting.
Investigators recovered several items of evidence at the scene, including bullet casings.
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It's almost that time of the year again. The Largest Haitian Music Festival is back in Miami for its 17th year of music, food, parties, kompa and zouk.
The Haitian Compas Festival, the U.S.'s largest Haitian music festival, announces that it is taking the sounds of Compas back to Sun Life Stadium on Saturday, May 16, 2015. "Last year's success made us really think about what the perfect venue would be for us, we took the time to listen to what the fans wanted and Sun Life Stadium won the majority vote," said Rodney Noel, CEO of Noel & Cecibon Productions.
In its 17th year, the Haitian Compas Festival has become a staple in the Haitian community in South Florida and has become a yearly tradition for tourists and visitors from all around the world. Local and International acts like Djakout #1, T-Vice, CaRiMi, Nu Look, Klass, Disip, Anbyans, Team Lobey, Kanpech, K-Zino, Gabel, Kaysha, Admiral T, Princess Lover and Kreyol La will be joined with DJ's from around the globe including, Gardy Girault, Tony Mix, Power Mixx, Nicky Mixx and the Untouchables.


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Moving Average Crossover Alert: Fomento Economico Mexicano SAB (FMX) - Tale of the Tape
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Fomento Economico Mexicano SAB ( FMX ) could be a stock to avoid from a technical perspective, as the firm is seeing unfavorable trends on the moving average crossover front. Recently, the 50 Day Moving Average for FMX broke out below the 200 Day Simple Moving Average, suggesting short-term bearishness.
This has already started to take place, as the stock has moved lower by 3.8% in the past four weeks. Plus, the company currently has a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) meaning that now could definitely be the time to get out of this potentially in-trouble stock.
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Comfort Keepers accepts long term care insurance and we work with local insurance providers to inform and educate seniors and their families about expenses associated with assisted living and in home care. We are the preferred provider for Nathan Adelson Hospice Care and work closely with other medical and senior care facilities in Las Vegas to provide a comprehensive approach to care. We know these choices are never easy, but we are here to help or talk any time. We have a staff member available 24/7 to assist you.
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SAN DIEGO, March 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Gen-Probe Incorporated (Nasdaq: GPRO) announced that shareholders of Tepnel Life Sciences, PLC (AIM: TED) approved the acquisition of Tepnel by Gen-Probe by the requisite majorities at Court and General Meetings held in London earlier today.
More than 99% of Tepnel shareholders voted in favor of the acquisition, which was first announced on January 30, 2009 and is structured as a "scheme of arrangement" under English law. The transaction is expected to close on or around April 8, pending additional court proceedings.
Additional information about today's meetings can be found on the investor relations section of Tepnel's website at: http://miranda.hemscott.com/servlet/HsPublic?context=ir.access.jsp&ir_client_id=2374&ir_option=RNS_HEADLINES&transform=investor_home&links=home&disclaimer=prices&side=shareprice.
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Under the provisions of Rule 8.3 of the UK Takeover Code (the "Code"), if any person is, or becomes, "interested" (directly or indirectly) in 1% or more of any class of "relevant securities" of Tepnel, all "dealings" in any "relevant securities" of that company (including by means of an option in respect of, or a derivative referenced to, any such "relevant securities") must be publicly disclosed by no later than 3:30 pm (London time) on the London business day following the date of the relevant transaction. This requirement will continue until the date on which the offer becomes, or is declared, un
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BOSTON -- You don't need any context to know that Game 7 is special. Whatever the series is, the very existence of Game 7 means that there has been drama. However the progression went, both teams won three games, and lost three games. Whenever you get to this point, someone failed to close things out in Game 6.
In the case of the Bruins and Maple Leafs, it is Boston that failed to finish off the series in Game 6, just as the Bruins were unable to send the Leafs packing in Game 5. This is a team that, just three years ago, blew a 3-0 series lead to the Philadelphia Flyers -- one of three times in NHL history that has happened.
Then there is Toronto, a team that has no business being in this series, except that James Reimer has made it a laughable concept that the Maple Leafs ever wanted to replace him. In three wins in the series, Reimer has saved 111 of 115 shots -- a .965 percentage. Three of his four goals allowed in Games 2, 5, and 6 (all Leafs wins) came in the second half of the third period, in situations where the Maple Leafs had a two-goal lead. Then, Reimer slammed the door.
Game 7, though, means that the past doesn't matter. It's one game, the smallest of sample sizes. I wrote before the series that the very existence of math would doom the Leafs, the worst possession team in the NHL during the regular season. Their possession numbers against Boston still don't add up to success, but it hasn't mattered through six games, and it doesn't matter tonight. All they need is Reimer to be great, or Tuukka Rask to be off his game, or a favorable call to combine with a good bounce on the power play.
Boston was 19-4-3 this season when scoring the game's first goal. Toronto was 20-2-1 when leading after two periods. What does that mean tonight? Zilch. And that's great. I love numbers, but they don't mean anything in Game 7. Sure, if you throw a pair of dice enough times, you'll mostly wind up with sevens, but on any individual roll, you can't be surprised to see snake eyes come up.
With the game being played by humans, you just don't know how they will react to different factors. The Bruins got stranded in Toronto after Game 6 -- will their airplane problems lead to a fatigued team, or one running on adrenaline? Does the Leafs' comparative lack of experience factor in as a weakness, or do they feel less pressure?
I did a radio interview today in which I was asked what to expect in Game 7, and I didn't know how to answer. This is why. It's Game 7 -- you can't know what to expect. Both teams have won three. Both teams have lost three. Their strengths and weaknesses have been on display for nearly two weeks, and through six games, there is nothing to separate them. There is nothing you can do but watch and enjoy it, because anything can happen. And that's why Game 7 is the best.
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Jubilate Best Ball Scramble coming to Jensen Beach
Jensen Beach High School Jubilate will hold it Best Ball Scramble Golf Tournament Oct. 20.
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Get ready for a special report on cloud computing this March on Kipp. Until then, we hand it over to Red Hat General Manager George De Bono for a fascinating look at the 'open' cloud.February 20, 2012 2:20
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State Lawmakers Debrief Chamber Members on Special Session
Legislators are no happier about the state's budget crisis today than they were before the special session began three weeks ago.
Four of Kitsap's elected state officials met with members of the Port Orchard and Bremerton chambers of commerce on Tuesday, and said the state's budget problems are not a one- or two-year issue.
State Sen. Derek Kilmer, D-Gig Harbor, said the Legislature still has work to do in reassessing state government priorities. "I don't think we've really gone far enough," he told the crowd of about 100 gathered in the Bremerton Comfort Inn ballroom.
Kilmer was joined by Jan Angel, a South Kitsap Republican also from the 26th District, Sen. Tim Sheldon, D-Potlatch, and Rep. Fred Finn, D-Olympia, from the 35th District.
The meeting was originally advertised as a post-Legislature meeting, but the Senate and House cannot agree on what kind of tax increases they will impose.
Sheldon said this delay is unusual because it isn't being caused by a disagreement between Democrats and Republicans. "This one is a family feud, a family feud among the Democrats," he said.
Sheldon predicted the session will end on April 6 or 7, assuming Gov. Chris Gregoire gets assurances from the federal government that it will commit to health care money that the state can "book" into its budget.
Angel echoed the chorus of the others that the state has yet to establish spending priorities, and said she would be fine if the governor followed through on her threat to cut the state budget 20 percent across the board if the Senate and House cannot settle their differences. "I'd be thrilled if she did that," Angel said.
All of the legislators attending Tuesday's forum voted against the move to temporarily undo Initiative 960, which had required the Legislature to have the approval of a two-thirds majority to raise taxes. All three Democrats said they would have voted against the temporary suspension even if they hadn't been in a position where they could, knowing that others in their own party were going to get the initiative's rules struck down.
Angel said legislators shouldn't override the will of the people. Finn, however, said the move was not unprecedented, and that the Legislature has done the same thing in the past with other initiatives. He said he voted against I-960's suspension because a big majority of voters in his district favored the initiative, and he was not convinced that the Legislature had looked hard enough at other ways to trim the budget.
Besides, Finn said, "It should be hard to raise taxes."
Finn and Kilmer both spoke to the challenges facing government budget-making, how demand for services and spending goes up when the economy goes down. Kilmer referred to what legislators call the "three-ates" roles of government: to educate, to medicate and to incarcerate.
Kilmer pointed to the state's junior colleges as an example of that theory. "There is not a community college in the state that is not at record enrollment," he said.
Sheldon made his call on the state to rid itself of the liquor business, saying it would save Washington money and that the private sector could run it better. Angel expressed disappointment that the governor didn't declare a fiscal emergency to renegotiate contracts with state employees. Kilmer said the state should be focused on measures that will increase employment.
All four legislators said state Attorney General Rob McKenna was within his right to challenge the constitutionality of the health care reform law just passed by Congress. All of them also said it was too early to know what the fiscal impact of the legislation will be on the state.
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Woburn, MA (PRWEB) June 21, 2013
Daimer Industries, Inc.®, the internationally reputed brand American manufactured, technologically-superior floor cleaning systems, vapor steam cleaners, pressure wash systems, and other cleaning equipment, has launched the XTreme Power® HSC 13000. The multi-faceted durable and versatile floor steam cleaner comes bundled with a the company's HSC 950, 9" motorized spinner head. The technology offers twice the cleaning power of anything else on the market, but with the advantage of special functionality responsible for maintaining maximum impact on the surfaces targeted by the machine.
"All kinds of facilities including schools, hospitals, and hotels to offices, malls, and restaurants strive to keep cleaning costs as low as possible. This sometimes involves reducing cleaning staffs, making them more productive, or delaying the purchase of cleaning machines," says Matthew Baratta, spokesperson of Daimer Industries, Inc.®. "Daimer® is excited to offer a versatile tile cleaner machine that offers the cleaning capabilities of multiple machines to target hard and soft surfaces to reduce labor, increase productivity, and enhance cleaning power."
The XTreme Power® HSC 13000 is empowered with a 9 inch motorized spinner that provides 70 percent better cleaning results in comparison to other commercially available non-motorized spinner systems. The commercial high-speed hard surface cleaning tile steam cleaner offers superior cleaning results on almost all cleaning surfaces, including tile, stone, brick, grout, VCT, vinyl, rubber, and more.
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Cerbomed opens up new markets: From March on t-VNS with NEMOS will be available in Italy for the treatment of epilepsies Business Wire ERLANGEN, Germany -- February 21, 2013 More than 500,000 patients suffer from epilepsy in Italy. Not all of them can be treated sufficiently with available anticonvulsive medication. Therefore the medical device company cerbomed GmbH from Erlangen, Germany, announces that, from March 2013 on, transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation (t-VNS) with NEMOS will be available to Italian epilepsy patients. To address the Italian market, cerbomed is cooperating with MARVAMED, a medical devices sales specialist experienced in the Italian neurology market. This is the first, successful step in extending into new European markets. Cooperations with further European distributors should follow in the course of the year. MARVAMED's managing director, Dr. Pierluigi Bertolotto, has more than 20 years' experience in neuromodulation and neurosurgery. He has both technical know-how and a network with experts in the field of epilepsy. His company, MARVAMED, based in Genoa, is a distributor specializing in medical products for neuromodulation and functional neurosurgery. "Hard-to-treat epilepsy patients suffer severely, and currently there are only a few therapy alternatives. I am glad to announce that with the transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulator NEMOS, a promising therapy option is now available in Italy, too", Bertolotto declares. "We are happy to cooperate with MARVAMED. Such an effective and experienced sales partner will let us offer t-VNS with NEMOS to patients in Italy", says Dr. Andreas Hartlep, Chief Executive Officer of cerbomed GmbH. About t-VNS with NEMOS Transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation is addressed to patients suffering from various difficult-to-treat neurological and psychiatric diseases. The t-VNS therapy uses the fact that a branch of the vagus nerve is located directly under the skin in areas of the outer ear and therefore can be stimulated through the skin (transcutaneously) with electrical impulses. With NEMOS cerbomed developed and patented a special stimulator and a dedicated ear electrode for treatment of epilepsies with t-VNS. The stimulator, which is connected with the ear electrode, sends out the electrical impulses. With the transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulator NEMOS a targeted stimulation of the vagus nerve gets possible without the need of a surgery. About cerbomed Cerbomed GmbH is an innovative medical device company located in Erlangen, Germany, that focuses on neuromodulation. The company, founded in 2005, focuses on transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation (t-VNS), which may offer an attractive therapy option for patients with hard-to-treat neurological and psychiatric illnesses. In 2010 cerbomed received the European clearance (CE mark) for the transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation for the treatment of epilepsies and depression, in 2012 for the treatment of pain. Currently two clinical studies are carried out regarding the effectiveness of t-VNS in patients with drug-resistant epilepsy and chronic migraine. In September 2012 cerbomed entered into a strategic partnership with Cyberonics, Inc., the global market leader in vagus nerve stimulation. NEMOS is already available for treating epilepsies in Germany and Austria, and in Italy from March 2013. Forthcoming cooperations with other distributors should make NEMOS available to epilepsy patients in Great Britain, France and Spain. Please visit us on www.cerbomed.com. About MARVAMED MARVAMED, based in Genoa, is a distributor specializing in medical products for neuromodulation and functional neurosurgery. The company was founded in March 2010 by Dr. Pierluigi Bertolotto, who has 20 years of experience in the neurology market, in the area of movement disturbances and pain. Contact: Dr. Martin Hyca, Director Marketing & Sales cerbomed GmbH Phone: 0049 9131 9202 76 30 email@example.com or Dr. Pierluigi Bertolotto, CEO MARVAMED Phone: 0039 335481087 firstname.lastname@example.com
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Analytical Modelling of Fuel Cells
- Andrei Kulikovsky, Research Centre Julich, Julich, Germany
AudienceProfessionals working in the energy market (transportation, residential, industrial, military,and aerospace segments), chemical engineers, mechanical engineers, and organic chemists /
Book information
- Published: June 2010
- Imprint: ELSEVIER
"This is a well-written introduction to the modeling of fuel cells that the reader will no doubt want to supplement by referring to published research articles (a comprehensive bibliography is included). It is written by a physicist, but is clearly influenced by engineering rather than science…It uses 'simplified' models based on idealized systems, basic geometries and minimal assumptions, enabling the qualitative understanding of the causes and effects of the system phenomena. In this way it shows how analytical modeling can be applied to real fuel cell systems."--Energy News @
Table of ContentsContents
1 Fuel cell basics
1.1 Fuel cell thermodynamics
1.1.1 The physics of the fuel cell effect
1.1.2 Open-circuit voltage
1.1.3 Nernst equation
1.1.4 Temperature dependence of OCV
1.2 Potentials in a fuel cell
1.3 Rate of electrochemical reactions
1.3.1 Butler-Volmer equation
1.3.2 Butler-Volmer and Nernst equations
1.3.3 Tafel equation
1.4 Mass transport in fuel cells
1.4.1 Overview of mass transport processes
1.4.2 Stoichiometry and utilization
1.4.3 Quasi-2D approximation
1.4.4 Mass conservation equation in the channel
1.4.5 Flow velocity in the channel
1.4.6 Mass transport in gas diffusion/backing layers
1.4.7 Mass transport in catalyst layers
1.4.8 Proton and water transport in membrane
1.5 Sources of heat in a fuel cell
1.6 Types of cells considered in this book
1.6.1 Polymer electrolyte fuel cells (PEFCs)
1.6.2 Direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs)
1.6.3 Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs)
2 Catalyst layer performance
2.1 Basic equations
2.1.1 The general case
2.1.2 First integral
2.2 Ideal oxygen and proton transport
2.3 Ideal oxygen transport
2.3.1 Basic equations
2.3.2 Integral of motion
2.3.3 Equation for proton current
2.3.4 Low cell current
2.3.5 High cell current
2.3.6 The general polarization curve
2.3.7 Condition of negligible oxygen transport loss
2.4 Ideal proton transport
2.4.1 Basic equations
2.4.2 The x-shapes and polarization curve
2.4.3 Large zeta (zeta greater than 1)
2.4.4 Small zeta (zeta less than 1)
2.5 Optimal oxygen diffusion coe±cient
2.5.1 Reduction of the full system
2.5.2 Optimal oxygen diffusivity
2.6 Gradient of catalyst loading
2.6.1 Model
2.6.2 Polarization curve
2.7 DMFC anode
2.7.1 The rate of methanol oxidation
2.7.2 Basic equations and the conservation law
2.7.3 The general form of the polarization curve
2.7.4 Small variation of overpotential in the active layer
2.7.5 Active layer of variable thickness
2.8 Heat balance in the catalyst layer
2.8.1 Heat transport equation in the CL
2.8.2 Reduction to boundary condition
2.8.3 Solution to the heat transport equation
2.9 Remarks on Chapter 2
3 One-dimensional model of a fuel cell
3.1 Voltage loss due to oxygen transport in the GDL
3.2 One-dimensional polarization curve of a cell
3.3 One-dimensional model of DMFC
3.3.1 Feed molecule concentration in the active layers
3.3.2 One-dimensional polarization curve of DMFC
3.4 Heat transport in the MEA of a PEFC
3.4.1 General assumptions
3.4.2 Equations
3.4.3 Exact solutions
3.4.4 Temperature profiles
3.4.5 How to measure thermal conductivities of MEA layers
3.4.6 One-sided fluxes from the MEA
3.4.7 Heat crossover through the membrane
3.5 Heat transport in the MEA of a DMFC
3.5.1 Assumptions
3.5.2 Equations
3.5.3 Heat transport under open-circuit conditions
3.5.4 How to measure thermal conductivities of MEA layers
3.5.5 Temperature profiles and discussion
3.5.6 Exact solutions
4 Quasi-2D model of a fuel cell
4.1 Gas dynamics of channel flow
4.1.1 Momentum balance in the cathode flow
4.1.2 The limit of low flow velocity
4.2 A model of PEFC
4.2.1 Oxygen concentration and local current along the channel
4.2.2 Cell polarization curve
4.2.3 Water crossover and the polarization curve
4.2.4 Local polarization curves
4.3 A model of PEFC with water management
4.3.1 Model and governing equations
4.3.2 Solution at constant flow velocity
4.3.3 Close to the limiting current density
4.3.4 The general case
4.3.5 Model validation
4.3.6 Limiting current, optimal feed composition
4.3.7 Constant oxygen stoichiometry
4.4 Degradation wave
4.4.1 Model
4.4.2 Wave propagation
4.4.3 Cell potential
4.4.4 Two scenarios of cell performance degradation
4.4.5 Accelerated testing of aging phenomena
4.5 Gradient of catalyst loading along the oxygen channel
4.5.1 Low cell current
4.5.2 High cell current
4.5.3 The effect of transport loss in the GDL
4.6 A model of SOFC anode
4.6.1 Basic equations and the local polarization curve
4.6.2 Hydrogen concentration in the channel
4.6.3 Cell voltage
4.6.4 Low current: z-shapes
4.6.5 Low current: Polarization curve
4.6.6 High current: z-shapes and polarization curve
4.6.7 Remarks
4.7 A model of DMFC
4.7.1 Continuity equations in the feed channels
4.7.2 Solution for the case of lambdaa = lambdac
4.7.3 Cell depolarization at zero current: mixed potential
4.7.4 Cross-linked feeding
4.7.5 Oxygen and methanol utilization, mean crossover current density
4.7.6 Remarks
4.8 DMFC: The general case of arbitrary lambda a and lambda c
4.8.1 Equation for local current
4.8.2 Numerical solution
4.9 DMFC: Large methanol stoichiometry, small current
4.9.1 The shape of the jumper
4.9.2 Plateau
4.9.3 Critical air flow rate
4.9.4 Experimental verification
5 Modelling of fuel cell stacks
5.1 Temperature field in planar SOFC stack
5.1.1 General assumptions
5.1.2 The general equation for bipolar plate temperature
5.1.3 Heat balance in the air channel
5.1.4 Heat balance in the BP
5.1.5 Cell polarization curve
5.1.6 Boundary conditions
5.1.7 Method of asymptotic expansion
5.1.8 Asymptotic solution
5.1.9 Local current
5.1.10 Example: Oxide-dominated stack resistivity
5.1.11 Remarks
5.2 Temperature gradient in SOFC stack
5.2.1 Stack and air temperatures
5.2.2 Temperature gradient
5.3 Thermal waves in SOFC stack
5.3.1 Basic equations
5.3.2 Stability analysis
5.3.3 Flow temperature is constant
5.3.4 Solution: The general case
5.3.5 Role of boundary conditions
5.3.6 Remarks
5.4 Heat effects in DMFC stack
5.4.1 General assumptions
5.4.2 Equations for stack and flow temperature
5.4.3 Asymptotic solution: The general case
5.4.4 Optimal stack temperature
5.5 Mirroring of current-free spots in a stack
5.5.1 Equation for bipolar plate potential
5.5.2 Cell polarization curve
5.5.3 Spot shape and numerical details
5.5.4 Numerical results
5.5.5 Analysis of equations: The length of mirroring
5.5.6 Remarks
5.6 Hybrid 3D model of SOFC stack
5.6.1 Thermal model
5.6.2 Electric problem
5.6.3 Numerical details
5.6.4 Numerical results
5.6.5 Analysis of governing equations
5.6.6 Temperature stratification
5.6.7 The mechanism of anomalous heat transport
5.7 Power generated and lost in a stack
5.7.1 The nature of voltage loss in bipolar plates
5.7.2 Power dissipated in a bipolar plate
5.7.3 Power dissipated in a thin bipolar plate
5.7.4 Useful power generated by the individual cell
5.7.5 Illustration: A 1D case
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The Monument to the Great Fire of London was designed by Sir Christopher Wren to commemorate the terrible disaster, and is iconic on the city's landscape, meaning it is one of those London attractions that is difficult to miss.
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The Monument was built between 1671 and 1677, and since then many incidents have taken place at the site, with one of the more amusing ones being recorded in the Daily Journal of September 16th 1732.
A report read: "Yesterday, about 5 o'clock in the evening, notwithstanding the wind was so high, a sailor flew from the top of the Monument to the Upper Three Tuns tavern in Gracechurch Street, which he did in less than half a minute; there was a numerous crowd of spectators to see him.
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St. Anne Catholic Curch, located in the heart of the University District, has been serving the Memphis community for 75 years. St. Anne Parish has many ministries to serve our members and many others: Ministry to the Sick, St. Vincient de Paul food pantry and clothing center, Social Justice Ministry, 24 hour Adoration Chapel, Highland Seasoned Citizen Ministry, and our school that serves 3 year olds through 8th grade.
St. Anne School is one way we serve the greater Memphis area. Parishioners and Catholic students receive reduced tuition rates and financial aid is available to anyone who qualifies (while funds are available).
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Eugene (GNIS FID: 1815949) is a populated place located in Knox County at latitude 40.888 and longitude -90.014.
The elevation is 702 feet. Eugene appears on the Williamsfield U.S. Geological Survey Map. Knox County is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).
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Jonathan Luna
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Jonathan P. Luna (October 21, 1965–December 4, 2003) was a Baltimore-based Assistant United States Attorney who was stabbed 36 times with his own penknife and found drowned in a creek in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Personal background[edit]
Luna grew up in the projects in the South Bronx near Yankee Stadium. He was of African-American and Filipino ancestry. He was a graduate of Fordham University and the law school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He worked at Arnold & Porter in Washington, DC in 1993–1994 and the Federal Trade Commission in 1994–1997. He worked as a prosecutor in Brooklyn before moving to Baltimore. He was married to an obstetrician and had two children. He was 38 years old when he died.
The night he died: December 3–4, 2003[edit]
- 11:38 pm: Luna left the Baltimore courthouse and went northeast on I-95. He used his E-ZPass on I-95 into Delaware but not on the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Turnpikes. After three toll interchanges, he switched to buying toll tickets.
- 12:57 am: $200 was withdrawn from Luna's bank account from the ATM at the JFK Plaza service center near Newark, Delaware.
- 02:47 am: he crossed the Delaware River toll bridge to the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
- 03:20 am: his debit card bought gas at the Sunoco King of Prussia service plaza.
- 04:04 am: his car exited the turnpike at the Reading-Lancaster interchange. The toll ticket had a spot of his blood on it suggesting that he was already injured. His car was parked at the back of the Sensenig & Weaver Well Drilling company at 1439 Dry Tavern Road, Denver, Pennsylvania (Brecknock Township) before it was later driven into the creek.
- 05:00 am: the first employee of Sensenig & Weaver arrived.
- 05:30 am: the car was noticed, with its lights off and the front end into the stream. Blood was smeared over the driver's door and the front left of the car. Luna was face down in the stream under the car engine. He was wearing a suit and a black overcoat with his court ID around his neck. A pool of blood was found on the rear seat floor. Although stabbed 36 times with his own penknife around the chest and neck plus a head injury, the death was due to drowning.
No suspects or motive for murder were determined. The federal authorities (FBI) lean toward calling it a suicide, but the local Lancaster County authorities, including two successive coroners, ruled it a homicide. Additional evidence collected during the investigation captured a second blood type and a partial print, as well as some grainy footage from near the time of the gas station purchase made with Luna's credit card at the Sunoco service plaza.[1] The investigation remains ongoing. There is an unclaimed federal reward of $100,000 for information leading to a conviction.
Suicide theory[edit]
It was initially reported that Luna did not have the expected substantial defense wounds on his hands and that many of the wounds are shallow which are called "hesitation" wounds in a suicide victim. These claims were rebuffed by the coroners' office, which stated that his hands had been "shredded" and that he experienced significant slashing to the throat and scrotum.[2] Some suggested motives for suicide were that Luna was to take a polygraph test concerning $36,000 which disappeared from a bank robbery case that he had prosecuted. Luna had a charge card which his wife, Angela, did not know about.[3] His name was on an Internet dating site and he had a $25,000 credit card debt.[3] There is also an accidental suicide theory that Luna was fabricating a kidnapping and attack and that he went too far.
Homicide theory[edit]
The Lancaster County coroner's office, who performed the autopsy, has stated in unambiguous terms that they rule Luna's death as a homicide due to the nature and type of the wounds.[4] Luna left his glasses, which he needed to drive, and his cell phone on his desk. He had called defense attorneys earlier in the night saying he would fax over documents that night but they never arrived. The pool of blood in the back seat would suggest Luna was in back and someone else was driving.
In early February 2007, a private investigator and an attorney, both hired by Luna's family, filed a petition for a writ of mandamus in order to force the Lancaster County coroner to conduct an inquest into Luna's death, after an earlier request was declined.[5]
- ^ http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/crime/bal-probe0109,0,5329212.story
- ^ http://www.yardbird.com/luna_stabbed_in_back_scrotum_hands_cut.htm
- ^ a b Hewitt, Bill (22 December 2003). "Who Killed Jonathan Luna?". People Magazine 60. Retrieved 30 August 2010.
- ^ http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/bal-md.luna30nov30,0,2938855.story
- ^ "Private Investigator Wants Jonathan Luna Case Reopened". WBAL Radio. 2007-02-26. Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2007-02-26.
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Liberally mix together a world of sensory delights, a spirit of reckless abandon, beautiful exposed bodies everywhere, sudden sandstorms that send you scurrying into the nearest tent or trailer, countless peak experiences, exposure to a myriad of lifestyles and communities, and 40,000 people with time on their hands, goodwill in their hearts, and lust in their loins, and it's no surprise that people end up hooking up left and right. This place oozes sexual energy while stripping away our emotional defenses and leaving us exposed to Cupid's arrows.
Pros: Whatever you want, it's here, often with no strings attached. When people come back from the playa all blissed-out and saying how it changed their lives, that's usually not just the drugs talking. People do things they wouldn't do in the everyday world and then they do it again and again. And if you follow the sound advice of veteran burners to leave your expectations at home and just be open to the experience, then you're also in the ideal place to not just get laid but truly find love. Believe it or not, I know of lots of lasting, loving marriages between people who met on the playa.
Cons: All the things that make Burning Man so conducive to sex and romance can also create problems. People get emotionally splayed by the often overwhelming nature of daily life on the playa. They're vulnerable to everything from small slights that get exaggerated to the predators who invariably exist in any town. Couples get tested. Singles can at times feel lonely and desperate. Everybody has a few hard mornings after. And as a practical matter, dust gets everywhere and I mean everywhere. (Steven T. Jones)
The Bay has a long and luxuriously twisted history of female sexual empowerment, full of Brights, Queens, Dodas, Califias, Blanks, Chos, and other sparkling heroines of don't-do-it-and-die philosophy some of whom have gone on to become heroes, even. The two major, classic phalanxes of gyno-horno-positivism to have arisen from the mists of all that groundwork are the Lusty Lady and Good Vibrations. The Lady, currently a worker-owned stripper co-op, has been baring a broad variety of intelligent, worldly-wise physical types for almost 30 years, and Good Vibrations, a women-centered chain of erotica shops that offer a plethora of workshops and training sessions for both women and men, has helped make vibrators the Tupperware of the new millennium. Despite the ubiquity of silicone enhancements and Girls Gone Wild antics in today's culture, the Lusty Lady and Good Vibrations try to keep it real by focusing on the pleasures inherent in strong, natural femininity. In an era when guys are being forced like never before to question their physical attributes and sexual virility, thanks to size-queen porn and erectile dysfunction spam, the gals who've had to deal with that kind of shit forever may have a bit of an upper hand, self-image-wise, thanks in part to these two affirming San Francisco institutions. Not that it's a competition.
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Right up the Peninsula from Silicon Valley, we find ourselves in techie heaven. Most of the global advances in online technology burst first and foremost from our fertile area. The bust and boom that locked the Bay in a violent coital grasp in the early '00s exhausted us, but Web 2.0's got us all atingle again. This time we're sure we won't make the same mistakes. We'll keep it social, we'll keep it personal. Most of all, we'll keep it sexual.


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MAP Accountability Services, the leader in addiction outcome data, recovery support services and relapse prevention for the addiction treatment field, today announced that it is changing its name to MAP Health Management, LLC. The name change reflects MAP's ability to provide a broader range of products and services in response to the demand from their client-base which includes many industry-leading treatment providers. The name change better positions MAP Health Management to remain an innovative trailblazer in the industry.
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Hoyt C. Murphy, Inc. Realtors reporteds a busy first four months of 2011. Among highlights in its Commercial Division are:
January: John Goodman, commercial sales and leasing manager, negotiated a 10-year lease valued at $900,000 for the new Dollar General Store located in the shopping center owned by Green & Repp and exclusively managed by Hoyt C. Murphy, Inc. Reach him at (772) 461-3303)
February: Daniel Ochse, broker associate, negotiated the sale of 307 acres of agricultural land located on Header Canal Road for $613,560.00. Reach him at (772) 633-8200.
March: Vince Rossignol, of the Port St. Lucie office, negotiated a three-year lease on behalf of the Coastal Project for an 11,700-square-foot industrial building. Reach him at (772) 370-1399.
April: Vince Rossignol negotiated additional leases on the Coastal Project's behalf of two more warehouses on King's Highway.
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Goodman and King on established a new five-year lease for Harbor Insurance at the new Kitterman Square Shopping Center, 6643 S. U.S. 1, Port St. Lucie.
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I did an interview with the awesome Sara Lima over at Comic Vine and then another with the great Shaun Manning with CBR. Also I did a very rad interview with Chris Arrant about Mirror, Mirror, that can not be missed!
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The Obama administration's top deportation official acknowledged Tuesday that he could have asked Congress for flexibility to avoid having to release more than 2,000 immigrants back onto the streets ahead of the budget sequesters, but he decided the releases were a better option.
John Morton, director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, also said some of those he has had to release have multiple drunken-driving offenses on their record, though those are not considered level 1 cases. He did not provide exact numbers.
Mr. Morton's decision to release 2,228 immigrants over a three-week period in February has become a major flash point in the debate over sequestration — the automatic budget cuts that took effect March 1.
He said his choice was between releasing immigrants or furloughing agents and cutting down on drug and child pornography investigations, and he said he wasn't going to do that.
"I did not want to rob Peter to pay Paul," Mr. Morton said.
Republicans, though, said that was setting up a false choice.
"I don't want Peter or Paul to rob one of our fellow citizens because you guessed wrong on who to release," replied Rep. Trey Gowdy, South Carolina Republican who said he suspects politics was behind the decision.
Mr. Morton provided some more details about the releases, saying that of the 2,228 who were released because of budget reasons eight were level 1 offenders — the worst level.
Four of those have been re-arrested after the agency decided they were too dangerous to leave on the streets. In two cases, the computer records that led to their release were wrong, while in another case, local officials made a mistake and didn't carry out their instructions properly, he said.
One level 1 case still on supervised release Is a 68-year-old man who has been a legal permanent resident for 44 years. He is in deportation proceedings because of theft and drug offenses, Mr. Morton said.
"There are no mass releases of dangerous criminals under way," Mr. Morton said. "Just efforts to live within our budget."
ICE initially blamed the sequesters for the need to make the releases, but has since said it likely would have had to release the detainees anyway.
Mr. Morton said his agency is budgeted to maintain 34,000 detention beds but had been operating over budget for the first five months of fiscal 2013 because it had been helping hold illegal immigrants for the U.S. Border Patrol. It sometimes was staffing more than 36,000 beds.
Mr. Morton said that meant they had have to drop their average detention in order to end up at an average of 34,000 by the end of the fiscal year Sept. 30.
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BOSTON (March 26, 2013) A research paper published online this month in Academic Medicine highlights the successful development, implementation, and effects of an infectious disease curriculum that has now been piloted in five Boston Public Schools. Student engagement and interest in the infectious disease material increased after the curriculum was implemented. Based on pre-and post-tests, student understanding of the course content more than doubled regardless of gender or ethnicity, also attitudes and self-efficacy toward the material improved compared to other students.
The curriculum is part of the Great Diseases Project, a collaboration between researchers at Tufts University School of Medicine and teachers at Boston Public Schools, designed to teach teenagers about real scientific methods and health-related concepts, with the goal of increasing scientific and health literacy.
The study reports that the infectious disease curriculum increased student engagement, science literacy, and critical thinking in the 11th and 12th grade students who participated in the pilot program in Boston schools. Importantly, it also developed the teachers' knowledge and self-confidence with the new course material and strengthened the researchers' science communication skills. By the end of the 2013 academic year, the Great Disease modules will have enrolled close to 850 students from schools in Massachusetts, Virginia, and Ohio.
In its 2011 framework for science education, the National Academy of Sciences reported that science education standards must change so that students are exposed to authentic scientific ideas and practices. While the national effort to refine standards is ongoing, the success of the Great Diseases Project contributes to models for development and implementation of science classes to meet the improved standards.
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Tranel said that identifying weed resistance is an immediate outcome of having the genetic data. "Once we obtain the sequence of a resistance gene, we can develop molecular tests that are specific for the resistance mutation. "We can take a sample of waterhemp from a field that was sprayed and the waterhemp hasn't died and we can confirm whether it is resistant or not because we know the gene sequence and we know the mutation and the mechanism."
Having the complete genomic data on waterhemp will help scientists not only to identify but also to understand resistance and how resistance evolves. "If you understand how it evolves, that can help you devise strategies that cannot prevent it from evolving, but at least slow the rate at which it happens," said Tranel.
"If you use the same herbicide year after year, you're exerting selection pressure -- you're selecting for that rare plant or mutation that will survive. When you do that, and you kill all of the siblings that are weaker, the mutant survives and all of its progenies will survive and that's how resistance evolves. It's evolution in action," said Tranel.
This genomic data will also help in answering broader questions about weeds such as: Why are some plants weeds? What makes a plant a weed? Is it certain genes? Is it the way the genes are expressed? "These are questions that 10 years ago we couldn't address because we didn't know the genes. Now we're at the point where we can start doing that and on a broad scale. We can do this with waterhemp and we can do this with another
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In July 1919, when the Alabama legislature was considering whether or not to ratify the woman suffrage amendment recently passed by Congress, Senator James B. Evins pleaded with fellow legislators not to force women "from the quietitude of our homes into the contaminating atmosphere of political struggle."1 With these words, he described a traditional southern belief that politics was an area of public responsibility where men should stand in the limelight while women remained in the shadows. He also evidently expressed the opinion of the majority of his colleagues, who proceeded to vote against ratification. Their rejection proved temporary, however, since action in other states ensured the adoption of the amendment, enfranchising Alabama women along with the rest of the nation.
Alabama women soon indicated that they were interested not only in voting but also in holding public office. In the election of 1922, three women ran for seats in the Alabama legislature. One, Hattie Hooker Wilkins of Selma, was elected.2 When asked why she felt women should serve in the legislature, Wilkins, a veteran of the Alabama Woman Suffrage Association supported in the campaign by the League of Women Voters, said she agreed with the "one fundamental reason claimed by woman's suffrage . . . that . . . [women] belong, by rights, there . . . because they represent at least half of the population. It is right," she said, "that both men and women's viewpoints be heard and considered before the state's lawmaking bodies."3 Wilkins said she hoped and believed that soon every county would be represented by men and women.4


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Community: Milwaukee
Historic Name: Summerfest - Sky Glider-South
Reference Number: 225482
Historic Name: Milwaukee Community Sailing Center
Reference Number: 209742
Community: Sheboygan
County: Sheboygan
Historic Name: Evergreen Park - fire ring
Reference Number: 132285
Community: Viroqua
County: Vernon
Historic Name: Strawn Building
Reference Number: 73561
Community: Hales Corners
Reference Number: 169842
Historic Name: Yahara Hill Golf Course Clubhouse - Golf Course
Reference Number: 229217
Community: Green Bay
County: Brown
Historic Name: MINAHAN BLDG
Reference Number: 2231
Community: Janesville
County: Rock
Historic Name: J. T. Durkee Hardware Store
Reference Number: 50090
Community: Edgerton
Historic Name: Howard Hardware
Reference Number: 112076
Community: Holland
Historic Name: Union Cemetery Gates
Reference Number: 126758
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