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Return of chief justice in doubt / Cancer-stricken Rehnquist misses scheduled day back
2004-11-02 04:00:00 PDT Washington -- Chief Justice William Rehnquist disclosed Monday that his thyroid cancer was being treated with both chemotherapy and radiation, and he did not return to work despite his previously announced plan to do so.
A carefully worded statement released by his office shortly before the other eight justices began hearing arguments gave no indication when, or whether, the 80-year-old chief justice might return to the bench.
That silence invited immediate speculation that he would soon retire. The doctors who are treating the chief justice have not made any public statements. But medical specialists not connected with his case said his course of treatment strongly suggested that he could be suffering from a rapidly progressive type of cancer that had already spread and might now be inoperable. This would make it unlikely that he could complete the court's current term.
The statement was an extraordinary development in the closing hours of a presidential campaign in which partisans on both sides have tried to remind voters that the next president could well be in a position to reshape the Supreme Court. The court has gone without a vacancy for more than 10 years and is closely divided on many important issues. A bitter Supreme Court confirmation fight could serve to reinforce the political polarization that has characterized the presidential race.
Rehnquist spent seven days at Bethesda Naval Hospital, returning home Friday. While in the hospital, he underwent a tracheotomy to relieve breathing problems, but the clear implication of the statement was that the cancerous thyroid itself was not removed. Removal of the thyroid is the usual treatment for the more common, readily curable for of thyroid cancer.
Dr. Ann Gillenwater of the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston said the combination of chemotherapy and radiation was the usual treatment for anaplastic thyroid cancer, a fast-growing form that can kill quickly.
About 80 percent of people with that type of cancer die within a year, even with treatment, according to the Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy.
"Unfortunately, it rarely responds very well, and this is just a holding action for most patients," said Dr. Herman Kattlove of the American Cancer Society.
In his statement, Rehnquist said he was recuperating at home and would have radiation and chemotherapy treatment on an outpatient basis.
"According to my doctors, my plan to return to the office today was too optimistic," he said. The court's press office had announced that plan last Monday, when it said the chief justice "underwent a tracheotomy on Saturday in connection with a recent diagnosis of thyroid cancer."
While the court provided no other details at that time, cancer specialists said then that the tracheotomy indicated serious illness and made his speedy return to work unlikely.
The latest statement, issued not by the press office but from the chief justice's chambers, concluded: "While at home, I am working on court matters, including opinions for cases already argued. I am, and will continue to be, in close contact with my colleagues, my law clerks, and members of the Supreme Court staff."
Justice John Paul Stevens, the senior associate justice, who presided over the court's proceedings Monday, noted that the chief justice "reserved the right" to participate in cases by reading the briefs and the transcripts of the arguments. Justices occasionally vote in cases in which they have missed the argument, but typically they do not. A 4-4 tied vote serves under the court's rules to affirm the lower court opinion without setting a precedent for other cases.
Rehnquist, a Republican, has been the court's conservative leader for a generation. He voted with the other four conservative justices in the 5-4 Bush vs. Gore ruling that decided the last presidential election. He has said he would be more likely to retire with a Republican in the White House.
Until now, Rehnquist's most serious health problem has been a bad back that often forces him to stand and stretch during arguments and has limited his tennis playing.
Political analysts said Monday that the latest news about the chief justice would probably have little effect on the election because voters who care about the composition of the court had already made up their minds.
The political ramifications of filling a vacancy on the court would depend in part on when it occurred. The picture could be tremendously complicated if a vacancy were to occur while it appeared that a contested election was heading once again for the Supreme Court.
Todd Gaziano, director of the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research group, said that if Bush lost the election, but the result was contested in the courts, he would "have the responsibility to consider" making a recess appointment to fill a Supreme Court vacancy. Such an appointee could serve without Senate approval until the end of the first session of the new Congress in late 2005.
After the 2000 election, former President Bill Clinton used his constitutional authority to make recess appointments to place Roger L. Gregory on the federal appeals court in Richmond, Va. The Senate later confirmed Gregory to a lifetime position.
Former President Dwight Eisenhower used recess appointments to place three justices on the Supreme Court: Earl Warren as chief justice and Potter Stewart and William J. Brennan Jr. as associate justices. The Senate then confirmed all three.


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The board of directors of Thalassa (Owner of the WGP Group) has agreed preliminary terms and executed letters of intent with an interested third party for the acquisition of 100% of WGP Group Ltd and subsidiaries, and an investment in Autonomous Robotics Ltd. Also, the Board is pleased to announce that the identity of the interested party has been disclosed and positively cleared with WGP Group Ltd's clients. The potential purchaser of WGP and investor in Autonomous Robotics Ltd is Fairfield Industries Incorporated (FFN), doing business as Fairfield Nodal, Inc.
Fairfield Nodal is a Huston, Texas based global leader in seismic nodal technology.
Duncan Soukup, Chairman of Thalassa, said:
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Henna (Lawsonia inermis) is a flowering plant used since antiquity to dye skin, hair, fingernails, leather and wool. The name is also used for dye preparations derived from the plant, and for the art of temporary tattooing based on those dyes. The henna plant is native to tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, southern Asia, and northern Australasia in semi-arid zones. Henna has been used since the Bronze Age. There is mention of henna as a hair dye in Indian court records around 400 CE in Rome during the Roman Empire, and in Spain. It was listed in the medical texts of the Ebers Papyrus (16th c BCE Egypt) and by Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya (14th c CE (Syria and Egypt) as a medicinal herb.
Use of henna for body art has enjoyed a recent renaissance due to improvements in cultivation, processing, and the emigration of people from traditional henna-using regions. For skin dyeing, a paste of ground henna (either prepared from a dried powder or from fresh ground leaves) is placed in contact with the skin from a few hours to overnight. Henna stains can last a few days to a month depending on the quality of the paste, individual skin type, and how long the paste is allowed to stay on the skin. Henna also acts as an anti-fungal. Henna flowers have been used to create perfume since ancient times, and henna perfume is experiencing a resurgence.
Whole, unbroken henna leaves will not stain the skin. Henna will not stain skin until the henna leaf is crushed or smashed with a mildly acidic liquid. Since it is difficult to form intricate patterns from coarse crushed leaves, henna is commonly traded as a powder. The dry powder is mixed with lemon juice, strong tea, or other mildly acidic liquids to make a preparation with toothpaste-like consistency, which can be used to make finely detailed body art. The henna mix must rest for 6 to 24 hours before use, to release the lawsone, a burgundy organic compound that has an affinity for bonding with protein (skin), from the leaf matter. Essential oils such as tea tree, eucalyptus, cajeput, or lavender will improve skin stain characteristics.
The paste can be applied with many traditional and innovative tools, including resist, a cone, syringe, Jac bottle or fingers. A light stain may be achieved within minutes, the longer the paste is left on the skin, the stronger the stain will be, and should be left for several hours. To prevent it from drying or falling off the skin, the paste is often sealed down by dabbing a sugar/lemon mix over the dried paste, or simply adding some form of sugar to the paste. It is debatable whether this adds to the color of the end result; some believe it increases the intensity of the shade. After time the dry paste is simply brushed or scraped away.
Henna stains are orange soon after application, but darken over the following three days to a reddish brown. Soles and palms have the thickest layer of skin and so take up the most lawsone, and take it to the greatest depth, so that hands and feet will have the darkest and most long-lasting stains. Steaming or warming the henna pattern will darken the stain, either during the time the paste is still on the skin, or after the paste has been removed. Chlorinated water and soaps may spoil the darkening process: alkaline products may hasten the darkening process. After the stain reaches its peak color it will appear to fade, as the stained dead cells exfoliate.
Hair dye
Henna has been used as a cosmetic hair dye for 6,000 years. In Ancient Egypt, was known to have used it. It was commonly used for many centuries in areas of India, the Middle East, and Africa.
In Ancient Egypt, Ahmose-Henttimehu 17th Dynasty (1574 BC): Henttimehu was probably a daughter of Seqnenre-Taa II and Ahmose-Inhapi. Smith reports that the mummy of Henttimehu own hair had been dyed a bright red at the sides, probably with henna.
In Europe, henna was popular among women connected to the aesthetic movement and the Pre-Raphaelite artists of England in the 1800s. The fashion for Orientalism led young women with a bohemian inclination to begin tinting their hair with henna. Dante Gabriel Rosetti's wife and muse, Elizabeth Siddal, had naturally bright red hair. Contrary to the cultural tradition in Britain that considered red hair unattractive, the Pre-Raphaelites fetishized red hair. Siddal was portrayed by Rosetti in many paintings that emphasized her flowing red hair.[12]The other Pre-Raphaelites, including Frederic Leighton, Evelyn de Morgan, Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys, and French painters such as Gaston Bussière (painter) and the Impressionists further popularized the association of henna-dyed hair and young bohemian women.
Opera singer Adelina Patti is sometimes credited with popularizing the use of henna in Europe in the late 1800s. Parisian courtesan Cora Pearl was often referred to as La Lune Rousse (the red moon) for dying her hair red. In her memoirs, she relates an incident when she dyed her pet dog's fur to match her own hair. By the 1950s, Lucille Ball popularized "henna rinse" as her character, Lucy Ricardo, called it on the television show I Love Lucy. It gained popularity among young people in the 1960s through growing interest in Eastern cultures.
Muslims also use henna as a dye for their hair and for the beards of males—following the tradition of their prophet Muhammad, who used to dye his beard with henna. It's considered a "sunnah" and akin to something fortunate/good. In one narration by him, he encouraged Muslim women to dye their nails with henna so their hands can be distinguished as feminine & from the hands of a male. Hence you will see this tradition greatly in the Middle East and Africa where women apply henna to their finger and toe nails, as well as their hands.
(Used a mix of henna and indigo to dye her hair a rich dark-brown with the gray hair a deep reddish-brown.)
Commercially packaged henna, intended for use as a cosmetic hair dye, is available in many countries, and is now popular in India, as well as the Middle East, Europe, Australia, Canada and the United States. The colour that results from dying with henna can fall into a broad spectrum, from auburn, to orange, to deep burgundy, chestnut brown or deep blue-black. To achieve a colour that is more brown or black, the user must use indigo hair dye as well as henna. The henna is applied first, to coat the hair. Once dry, the indigo is used. The following factors determine the hair colour that results from using henna:
- user's original hair colour
- freshness of the henna
- region of origin of the henna
- amount of time the henna is left on the hair to process
- whether it remains wet on the hair, or is allowed to dry
- the amount of heat retained on the head during the dying process
In this form, it is generally mixed with herbs and perfumes during manufacturing to give it a pleasant fragrance. It is prepared for use much the same way that it is prepared for body art: it is usually sold in block form, and is used in the quantity required for the desired shade of red, brown or black. This will vary according to the user's natural hair colour. The henna is grated into a non-metal container (metal may chemically interact with the henna and ruin the dye) such as a glass bowl. Then hot water is added to it, and the mixture is stirred with a non-metal tool such as a spatula. Once dissolved, the henna is spread onto clean, dry hair. The hair should then be covered with disposable plastic wrap to hold in the heat and moisture, which help the dye to activate. Since any henna that drips will dye skin or clothing, many users will then put a dark towel or a shower cap over the plastic. The henna typically requires at least four hours of processing time before it is washed out. Once hair is dyed with henna, the colour will gradually fade, but it will do so slowly.
Traditions of henna as body art
The different words for henna in ancient languages imply that it had more than one point of discovery and origin, as well as different pathways of daily and ceremonial use.
The fashion of "Bridal Mehndi" in Pakistan, Northern Libya and in North Indian diasporas is currently growing in complexity and elaboration, with new innovations in glitter, gilding, and fine-line work. Recent technological innovations in grinding, sifting, temperature control, and packaging henna, as well as government encouragement for henna cultivation, have improved dye content and artistic potential for henna.
Though traditional henna artists were Nai caste in India, and barbering castes in other countries (lower social classes), talented contemporary henna artists can command high fees for their work.
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In a recent discussion with an automotive engineer I learned that the Heinkel Kabinenroller was one of the most effective and well engineered "cars" ever produced. First I was a bit astonished, but when you start to think about it you are really impressed about what these engineers achieved, seating 2 or more people in a small vehicle. Heinkel produced a number of different models and some were actually for whole families including luggage despite of the small footprint. They were economical too and fast enough to be able to cover long distances. What would be the today's equivalent for such a car? In my eyes it's the Toyota IQ.
The Toyota IQ has about the size of a Smart car, but still offers four (or three plus one) seats. It's very cleverly packaged having he engine in front. It's not too heavy and is quite economical too. It even looks quite okay. I would order mine in white. Of course you wouldn't want to crash into a SUV and this is part of the problem with small cars. But cars should be built to be driven, not to being crashed in my eyes. Safety is fine, but there's a trade off between safety and economy that shouldn't be understimated.
Let's see how successful the IQ will be, I bet it will be one of the best sellers of Toyota.
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If this isn't on Bill's (thesodashop.us) end-of-year list, I'm maxing out my credit cards for strippers, because the world's about to end…
Like Graveyard, their nearest common ancestor (?), in the same way that two twins are alike–
One is slutty, and obvious, and ready to party (Graveyard), while the other is a bit weird, obsessed with the occult, and much frostier than her sister (Witchcraft)….
How is Legend like Hisingen Blues? Witchcraft is the same band as Graveyard:
Whereas Graveyard is rowdy teenagers at a kegger in the middle of a sweltering summer, Witchcraft are the same members, years later, in late Autumn/ early winter– chillier production, more sober lyrics, a bit more involved with the occult….
Legend is as hard as hard rock gets without actually being metal (not a bad thing at all)… you forget that hard rock done right (and this so rarely) is quite an awesome thing…. It's AOR rock, if that still existed; very hooky and heavy at the same time….
There are great, actual songs, here– and these, easy to play (learned two while tuning a guitar in a common tuning, Eb) while still being awesome… singer (and no longer guitarist) Magnus' voice is rippingly distinct, his lyrics even more so.
In all honesty, it surprised me how much I liked this one; my year-end list was almost exclusively grind and doom metal, but this one hits the top 5 of the year, easy; probably top 3 or 2….


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The term "microalgae" defines all microscopic algae, unicellular or filamentous, with any relation with the taxonomy. Microalgae are an extremely heterogeneous group of microorganisms. This group counts more than 50,000 species (estimation) very different phylogenetically. This diversity makes microalgae a potentially rich source of avast array of chemical products with applications in the feed, food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and even fuel industries.
Microalgae can be produced using a wide variety of methods, ranging from closed fully controlled methods to less predictable methods in outdoor tanks. The terminologies used to describe the type of algal culture include indoor/oudoor, open/closed, axenic, batch, continuous and semi-continuous.
Open pond systems are shallow ponds in which algae are cultivated. Nutrients can be provided through runoff water from nearby land areas or by channeling the water from sewage/water treatment plants. Photobioreactors are different types of tanks or closed systems in which algae are cultivated. Algal cultures consist of a single or several specific strains optimized for producing the desired product. About ten microalgae are used for commercial applications. They are used as a whole without transformation (named whole algae in this report) or are used to produce extracts of interest (named extract in this report).
The global production of microalgae for all applications is estimated. The Algae mostly produced are described.The two algae with the biggest production are Spirulina and Crypthecodinium. Two types of products with microalgae are available. Whole microalgae biomass and extracts from microalgae. Three main extracts come from microalgae: carotenoids, phycobiliproteins and antioxidants. Main microalgae market applications are: human and animal nutrition, cosmetics and research.
See also www.microalgae-market.com
Executive Summary
1 Generalities
1.1 Definition
1.2 Characteristics
1.3 History
2 Production technologies
2.1 Open Ponds
2.2 Photobioreactors (PBR)
2.3 Fermentation Process
2.4 Harvesting of microalgae
2.5 Analysis
3 Microalgae
3.1 Spirulina
3.1.1 Generalities
3.1.2 Production
3.1.3 Products
3.1.4 Applications
3.1.5 Market
3.2 Crypthecodinium cohnii
3.2.1 Generalities
3.2.2 Production
3.2.3 Products
3.2.4 Applications
3.2.5 Market
3.3 Chlorella
3.3.1 Generalities
3.3.2 Production
3.3.3 Products
3.3.4 Applications
3.3.5 Market
3.4 Dunaliella salina
3.4.1 Generalities
3.4.2 Production
3.4.3 Products
3.4.4 Applications
3.4.5 Market
3.5 Ulkenia sp.
3.5.1 Generalities
3.5.2 Production
3.5.3 Products
3.5.4 Applications
3.5.5 Market
3.6 Haematococcus pluvialis
3.6.1 Generalities
3.6.2 Production
3.6.3 Products
3.6.4 Applications
3.6.5 Market
3.7 Schizochytrium
3.7.1 Generalities
3.7.2 Production
3.7.3 Products
3.7.4 Applications
3.7.5 Market
3.8 Aphanizomenon flos-aquae
3.8.1 Generalities
3.8.2 Production
3.8.3 Products
3.8.4 Applications
3.8.5 Market
3.9 Euglena
3.9.1 Generalities
3.9.2 Production
3.9.3 Products
3.9.4 Applications
3.9.5 Market
3.10 Odontella aurita
3.10.1 Generalities
3.10.2 Production
3.10.3 Products
3.10.4 Applications
3.10.5 Market
3.11 Others microalgae
3.11.1 Nostoc
3.11.2 Porphyridium cruentum
3.12 Global market analysis by microalgae
4 By products
4.1 Whole-cell microalgae biomass
4.2 Microalgae extracts
4.2.1 Carotenoids
4.2.2 Phycobiliproteins
4.2.3 Antioxidants
5 Applications
5.1 Food
5.1.1 Functional food
5.1.2 Dietary supplements
5.2 Feed
5.2.1 Used Species
5.2.2 Products
5.3 Cosmetics
5.3.1 Players
5.3.2 Market
5.4 Research
6 Applications in development
6.1 Energy
6.1.1 Transport biofuels
6.1.2 Biogas
6.1.3 Market value
6.2 Environment
6.2.1 Water treatment and Soil Detoxification
6.2.2 Carbon capture
7 New products in development and innovations
7.1 Evolution of the research on microalgae
7.2 Pharmaceuticals
7.3 Materials
8 Microalgae Market Players
8.1 Spirulina key players
8.2 Chlorella key players
8.3 Dunaliella key players
8.4 Haematococcus key players
9 Key players profiles
9.1 Cyanotech Profile
9.1.1 Company Information
9.1.2 Company Overview
9.1.3 Patents, Trademarks and Licenses
9.1.4 Research and Development
9.1.5 Products and Markets
9.1.6 Production
9.1.7 Sales and production by products
9.1.8 Major Customers
9.1.9 Alliance and collaboration
9.2 Earthrise Nutritionals LLC.
9.2.1 Company Information
9.2.2 Company Overview
9.2.3 Patents, Trademarks and Licenses
9.2.4 Products and Markets
9.2.5 Production
9.2.6 Sales and production by products
9.2.7 Alliance and collaboration
9.3 Martek Profile
9.3.1 Company Information
9.3.2 Company Overview
9.3.3 Patents
9.3.4 Research and Development
9.3.5 Products and Markets
9.3.6 Production
9.3.7 Sales by products
9.3.8 Major Customers
9.3.9 Alliance, collaboration and licensing
9.4 Roquette Profile
9.4.1 Company Information
9.4.2 Company Overview
9.4.3 Patents, Trademarks and Licenses
9.4.4 Research and Development
9.4.5 Products and Markets
9.4.6 Production
9.4.7 Sales and production by products
9.4.8 Alliance and collaboration
9.5 Sapphire Energy Profile
9.5.1 Company Information
9.5.2 Company Overview
9.5.3 Patents
9.5.4 Research and Development
9.5.5 Products and Market
9.5.6 Production
9.5.7 Alliance and collaboration
9.6 Seambiotic Ltd. Profile
9.6.1 Company Information
9.6.2 Company Overview
9.6.3 Patents, Trademarks and Licenses
9.6.4 Research and Development
9.6.5 Products and Markets
9.6.6 Production
9.6.7 Alliance and collaboration
9.7 Solazyme Profile
9.7.1 Company Information
9.7.2 Company Overview
9.7.3 Patents, Trademarks and Licenses
9.7.4 Research and Development
9.7.5 Products
9.7.6 Production
9.7.7 Alliance and collaboration
9.8 Soliance Profile
9.8.1 Company Information
9.8.2 Company Overview
9.8.3 Patents, Trademarks and Licenses
9.8.4 Research and Development
9.8.5 Products and Markets
9.8.6 Production
9.8.7 Alliance and collaboration
9.9 BFS bio fuel systems Profile
9.9.1 Company Information
9.9.2 Company Overview
9.9.3 Patents, Trademarks and Licenses
9.9.4 Research and Development
9.9.5 Products
9.9.6 Production
9.10 Fuji chemicals
9.10.1 Company Information
9.10.2 Company Overview
9.10.3 Patent, Trademarks and Licenses
9.10.4 Products and Markets
9.10.5 Production
9.11 EID Parry (India)
9.11.1 Company Information
9.11.2 Company Overview
9.11.3 Research and development
9.11.4 Patent, Trademarks and Licenses
9.11.5 Products and markets
9.11.6 Production and Sales
9.11.7 Alliance and Collaboration
9.12 Cognis 206
9.12.1 Company Information
9.12.2 Company Overview
9.12.3 Products and markets
9.12.4 Production
9.12.5 Prize Awarded
List of Figures:
Figure 1: Microalgae classification
Figure 2: Conditions of alga growth
Figure 3: Annual average sunshine map
Figure 4: Open ponds raceways
Figure 5: Earthrise Farms microalgal production process
Figure 6: Different types of open ponds
Figure 7: Different types of PBRs
Figure 8: Different PBR models
Figure 9: Cyanotech process for drying microalgae biomass
Figure 10: Biomass production by microalgae
Figure 11: Spirulina cells
Figure 12: Evolution of the global production of Spirulina (dry biomass)
Figure 13: Production of Spirulina by continent
Figure 14: Utilization of Spirulina biomass
Figure 15: Whole Spirulina biomass production used by application
Figure 16: Spirulina biomass production for extraction used by application
Figure 17: Volume of consumed Spirulina by application
Figure 18: Percentage of the Spirulina sales by type of biomass uses
Figure 19: Spirulina turnover by application
Figure 20: Spirulina key players and market share
Figure 21: Crypthcodinium cells
Figure 22: Consumption of Crypthecodinium cohnii biomass by application
Figure 23: Spirulina turnover by application
Figure 25: Utilization of Chlorella biomass
Figure 24: Chlorella cells
Figure 26: Chlorella production repartition by countries
Figure 27: Chlorella production by application
Figure 28: Chlorella turnover by application
Figure 29: Chlorella key players
Figure 30: Utilization of Dunaliella biomass
Figure 31: Dunaliella production by country
Figure 32: Whole Dunaliella biomass by application
Figure 33: Dunaliella biomass for extraction used by application
Figure 34: Dunaliella production by application
Figure 35: Dunaliella turnover by types of biomass uses
Figure 36: Dunaliella turnover by application
Figure 37: Dunaliella key players
Figure 38: Schematic overview of the fermentation process of Ulkenia DHA oil
Figure 39: Ulkenia biomass production by application
Figure 40: Ulkenia turnover by application
Figure 41: Culture ponds (500,000 liters) at Cyanotech Corporation (HI, USA)
Figure 42: Utilization of Haematococcus biomass
Figure 43: Haematococcus biomass for extraction used by application
Figure 44: Haematococcus turnover by application
Figure 45: Haematococcus key players
Figure 46: Schizochytrium biomass for extraction used by application
Figure 47: Schizochytrium turnover by application
Figure 48: Aphanizomenon production by application
Figure 49: Aphanizomenon turnover by application
Figure 50: Utilization of Euglena biomass
Figure 51: Whole Euglena biomass by application
Figure 52: Euglena biomass for extraction by application
Figure 53: Euglena production by application
Figure 54: Percentage of Euglena sales by type of biomass uses
Figure 55: Euglena turnover by application
Figure 56: Odontella production by application
Figure 57: Odontella turnover by application
Figure 58: Microalgae sales by type of microalgae (2009)
Figure 59: Percentage of the total microalgae production dedicated to extraction and biomass productions (2009)
Figure 60: Percentage of the microalgae biomass sales by market application (2009)
Figure 61: Percentage of microalgae extracts sales by market application (2009)
Figure 62: Flow chart of production and utilization of Dunaliella
Figure 63: Typical process flowsheet for the commercial production of natural astaxanthin by Haematococcus
Figure 64: Docosahexaenoic acid C22:6(n-3) formula
Figure 65: DHA production by microalgae
Figure 66: DHA turnover by application
Figure 67: Total microalgae production by applications
Figure 68: Microalgae producers' turnover by application
Figure 69: Biomass for functional food by microalgae
Figure 70: Turnover for functional food by microalgae
Figure 71: Biomass for dietary supplements by microalgae
Figure 72: Turnover for dietary supplements by microalgae
Figure 73: Biomass for feed by microalgae
Figure 74: Turnover for feed by microalgae
Figure 75: Biomass for cosmetic by microalgae
Figure 76: Turnover for cosmetic by microalgae
Figure 77: World transport biofuel production between 1975 and 2015
Figure 78: Nationality of companies which work on the production of microalgae biofuel
Figure 79: Date of creation of algal biofuel companies
Figure 80: Companies classified by technologies
Figure 81: Three generations of bioethanol development
Figure 82: Trans-esterification of oil to biodiesel
Figure 83: Expected trends of new car sales between 2000 and 2030
Figure 84: Annual investment in algal biofuel
Figure 85: Number of scientific articles on microalgae since 1925
Figure 86: Evolution of articles about chlorella, spirulina, dunaliella and heamatococcus since 1925
Figure 87: Number of patents for Spirulina and chlorella since 1979
Figure 88: Global distribution of different organizations
Figure 89: Worldwide repartition of companies
Figure 90: Worldwide repartition of research laboratories
List of Tables:
Table 1: Advantages and disadvantages of various algal culture techniques
Table 2: Description of the different types of PBR
Table 3: Comparison of the 2 main production systems (adapted from: Pulz 2001)
Table 4: Photosynthetic efficiency and productivity of open ponds
Table 5: Photosynthetic efficiency and productivity of Photobioreactor
Table 6: Production costs of algal biomass in raceway ponds
Table 7: Production costs of algal biomass in photobioreactors
Table 8: Production of main species of microalgae
Table 9: Spirulina production by countries
Table 10: Top 5 Spirulina producers
Table 11: Marketed products with or from Spirulina
Table 12: Nutritional content in Spirulina
Table 13: Spirulina in food segmentation
Table 14: Spirulina in dietary supplement segmentation
Table 15: Segmentation of cosmetics market
Table 16: Marketed products with or from Crypthecodinium cohnii
Table 17: Top 5 Chlorella producers
Table 18: Marketed products with or from Chlorella
Table 19: Chlorella in food segmentation
Table 20: Chlorella in cosmetic segmentation
Table 21: Marketed products with or from Dunaliella
Table 22: Dunaliella in dietary supplement segmentation
Table 23: Marketed products with or from Ulkenia sp.
Table 24: Marketed products with or from Haematococcus
Table 25: Marketed products with or from Schizochytrium
Table 26: Marketed products with or from Aphanizomenon flos-aquae
Table 27: Marketed products with or from Euglena
Table 28: Euglena in food segmentation
Table 29: Marketed products with or from Odontella
Table 30: Microalgae market sales by microalgae (2009)
Table 31: Microalgae value chain and market size by level from producer to retailers (2009)
Table 32: Microalgae used as a whole (2009)
Table 33: Microalgae used for extract production (2009)
Table 34: Producers of astaxanthin with Haematococcus pluvialis
Table 35: Microalgal PUFA
Table 36: DHA turnover by producers
Table 37: GRAS submittal of microalgae products
Table 38: Segmentation of conventional food market
Table 39: Top 3 microalgae most used for functional food application
Table 40: Top 3 most used microalgae for dietary supplements application
Table 41: Upper and lower estimates of microalgae dry weight biomass production required by the post-larvae of world aquaculture. Adapted from FAO
Table 42: Microalgae commonly used in aquaculture, either as individual diets or components of mixed diets. (++ denotes more popular than +)
Table 43: Examples of cosmetic ingredients from microalgae
Table 44: Main microalgae cosmetic ingredients producers
Table 45: Comparison between the different ways of crude oil production
Table 46: Oil contents in selected microalgae species
Table 47: Main partnership of algal fuel companies
Table 48: Algal Fuel Players
Table 49: Spirulina Players
Table 50: Chlorella Players
Table 51: Dunaliella Players
Table 52: Haematococcus Player
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Year eight graduate – Coleshill School pupils don caps and gowns at Warwick University
Caps off to these four gifted Coleshill School students who 'graduated' from Warwick University last week.
The hard-working year eights were attending the Children's University Graduation ceremony , as part of a programme that recognises students' extra-curricular activities. Polar explorer, Mark Wood, also took time out from his expeditions to speak at the event.
The Children's University Trust provides 7 to 14-year-olds with exciting and innovative learning activities and experiences outside school hours. The passport to learning has been created where students collect stamps for hours of accredited learning which contribute to the award of a certificate.
Parents were proud to see their children, in blue cap and gown, receive their award in recognition of their dedication to extra-curricular activities. Gold Award winners were: Benjamin Mattey, Jessica Metcalf, Leo Simpson-East and Lewis Copeland-John. Leo Francome-Gladders, received his Masters award, having worked over 800 hours.
Mrs Karen Cornell, head of English, said:"It was a fabulous evening in a beautiful setting and we were all inspired by the guest speaker; explorer, Mark Wood. We are so proud of our students and what they have achieved. The only challenge of the evening was re-locating their caps after they were all thrown in the air in an American style celebration!"


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Who?! Just some random person from a village. Original photo is by Gurbir Singh Brar, who is another addition to my "Awesome Photographers" list along with Charles Meacham. Its really good practice for painting. For sketching, I actually look at real people, in somewhat crowded (and recently sweaty) locations...
There are other photographers whom I admire but I haven't gotten around to studying stuff from their photographs yet (Nick Fleming and Nihang Teja Singh, for example). My reason for using the photographs from Flickr (other than it being a famous photo sharing system) is that when I first started painting Sikh history on the computer (Mata Bhag Kaur), I got an amazing response from the community there. Their comments were very encouraging and pushed me until I built up some momentum (leading eventually to Battle of Chamkaur). It's sort of my way of giving back, by promoting the community a bit. Big thanks goes to Photo08 (first comment), Avnit Kaur, Laadli Fauj and Simmal Tree for their constant enthusiasm about my paintings. There were many others (including Kanwar Singh and Jathedar), as well.
I was supposed to be working on Akali Phula Singh lately, hoping that I would finish by... well, today! But by the end of last week I found myself, working on Banda Singh Bahadur. After several different thumbnails and sketches, I decided to keep the painting I had developed. I found a way to improve the battle scene by reworking some stuff (everything). The painting was all on one layer, so I separated each figure into its own layer. I find this saves a lot of time when working with complex paintings with a lot of pieces... like a puzzle only in 2.5-dimensions (overlappping pieces!).
Battle of Chamkaur had about 100 different layers (no I did not count them). One for each figure (sometimes their weapons/shield/clothes were on separate layers), several layers for the armies in the back, and several layers for just Sahibzada Ajit Singh alone. This significantly helped me keep the whole thing organized for one, and two, I could mess with different figures without screwing up the rest! Now there's a tip for photoshop students... and here's a tip for traditional students... plan the painting, before you start painting! ...which reminds me, I should get to my traditional works sometime this summer...
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Weekly Sketch #17: Pargat Singh
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Winger John Hendrie may have been with Leeds United for only one season but it proved to be an ultimately successful one for the Elland Road club. Leon Wobschall reports.
FOR JOHN HENDRIE, his one and only season at Leeds United proved a momentous one with silverware at the end of it – but bittersweet emotions all the same.
The flying winger arrived in the summer of 1989 from Newcastle United as one of a raft of new signings, with his one year at Leeds before moving to Middlesbrough certainly eventful if not for all the reasons he'd have wished.
Hendrie fondly remembers the dressing room craic among a team of characters and winnners – and a Division Two winners' medal to boot.
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In terms of Leeds, it was clearly a sense of what might have been for Hendrie.
The fateful day in Hendrie's Leeds career was on September 23, 1990 – an autumnal afternoon when the Scot and United made a big statement in terms of a 4-0 blitzing of Swindon.
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Man who was first to run a mile in 'just' 4 minutes, dies
London: Roger Bannister, the British athlete famed as the first man in history to run the four-minute mile, has died at the age of 88.
Bannister, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 2011, died at his home in Oxford, his family said in a brief announcement on Sunday, reports Xinhua news agency.
Bannister set his record time of three minutes and 59.4 seconds at the Iffley Road sports ground in Oxford on May 6, 1954.
He practiced athletics in his spare time while studying for a medical degree at Oxford. Bannister even used his medical knowledge to devise his own training regime and investigate the mechanical aspects of running.
He later became an eminent neurologist.
His new world record lasted for just 46 days when his main rival, Australian athlete John Landy, covered the same distance in 3 minutes and 57.4 seconds.
The two men competed at the Commonwealth Games in Canada later in 1954 in a race billed as the 'Miracle Mile'. Landy was in front and poised to win until the final bend when he made the mistake of looking back over his shoulder to see where his rival was. Bannister burst through to win the gold by crossing the line in 3 minutes and 58.8 seconds.
The current record for the quickest mile is held by Moroccan legend Hicham El Guerrouj who recorded a time of three minutes and 43.13 seconds in Rome on July 7, 1999.
No female athlete has ever cracked the four-minute mile. The current women's world record holder is Russian athlete Svetlana Masterkova with a time of 4 minutes, 12.56 seconds set on August 14, 1996 in Zurich.
"The IAAF is deeply saddened to hear that Roger Bannister, the first man to run a mile within four minutes is dead," the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) said in a statement.
IAAF President Sebastian Coe, who admitted that he was inspired by Bannister during his own athletics career, paid tribute to the former world record-holder.
"On the 6 May 1954, Roger made the impossible possible. One year after the coronation of a young Queen Elizabeth II and after man conquered Everest, Roger Bannister ran the first sub-four-minute mile with the help of his friends Chris Chataway and Chris Brasher," Coe was quoted as saying by the official IAAF website.
"The world's best runners had been attempting the four-minute barrier for a quarter of a century. It was as much of a psychological barrier as it was a physical barrier. Bannister's assault allowed mankind to enter a world filled with new possibilities.
"His achievement transcended sport, let alone athletics. It was a moment in history that lifted the heart of a nation and boosted morale in a world that was still at a low ebb after the war," he added.
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Pixie haircut is one thing that it is advisable to check out. Pixie coiffure can have a beautiful enchantment to your facial look and your total magnificence. That is quick hair lower the place the hair is shortened across the ears and likewise on the bottom of the hair. You can even type your hair by offering pretty quick bangs so that it'll give your face a gamine enchantment. One of these coiffure is commonest utilized by ladies who want to spotlight their facial construction. If in case you have cute and wonderful facial construction and options, this kind of coiffure can be good so that you can present the optimistic options of your face. Furthermore, pixie coiffure can also be a cushty coiffure that retains the hair free from flowing on the face and retains extra management in your hair. In case you are blessed with lengthy, modern hair, this kind of haircut can add to your type and improve the great thing about your hair.
Individuals typically suppose that this kind of coiffure doesn't swimsuit for these with no daring facial construction. However the reality is, the pixie haircut has not turn into extra in style as they'll swimsuit totally different shapes of face completely. Pixie haircut can thus be worn by anybody who needs to get a distinct look, one thing distinctive from the same old type. If in case you have a beautiful pair of eyes to point out off, this coiffure is a boon to you because it is not going to conceal your beautiful seems to be anymore. You can not conceal your face on this hairstyle. Equally, you'll be able to exhibit your naturally lovely cheekbones with this haircut. However, since pixie haircut can most frequently welcome the discover of others to your face, these with irregular facial options typically keep away from from utilizing this kind of haircut. However this haircut is an ideal confidence booster and might offer you self-confidence in any massive occasion. This haircut can be greatest in the event you want to be a famous determine for a special day.
Together with getting a pixie haircut, sustaining this haircut can also be necessary to retain its magnificence. You need to care your hair correctly after a lower. It must be trimmed commonly and any hair across the ears must be lower off.
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2. Lengthy Pixie Haircut Type
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I was doing an exercise video yesterday and the instructor said, "Remember total health is cumulative."
This got me thinking and I looked up the defintion.
The Miriam Webster's definition of cumulative is
1 a : made up of accumulated parts b : increasing by successive additions
So, if I continue to do these exercise all the little moves will add up to more flexibility and better movement.
Then I thought how does that apply to our finances?
Well, our little acts of making a spending plan each month, striving to do what we said we were going to and then doing it again the next month adds up to better financial health.(even if you don't do it perfectly!!you are still doing better)
For example, if you want to get an emergency fund of $1000 in the bank(Dave Ramsey's baby step 1). This will probably mean small shaves from your spending each month until cumulatively you have $1000.
When we saved for Hawaii it was 2 years cumulative saving. I guess it reminds me of the saying, "How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time." Be encouraged with your one bite, it may seem small, but it's adding up!
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Total Financial Health is Cumulative
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Ice in the Davis Strait65.5N 57W
As northern hemisphere temperatures warm up, sea ice breaks apart and melts in the Davis Strait, which lies between mid-western Greenland (upper right) and Baffin Island in the Canadian territory of Nunavut (left).
With a water depth of between one and two thousand meters the strait is substantially shallower than the Labrador Sea to the south or Baffin Bay to the north.
It is underlain by complex geological features of buried grabens (basins) and ridges, probably formed by strike-slip faulting during Paleogene times about 45 million to 62 million years ago.
The strait is famous for its fierce tides, which can range from 30 to 60 feet, and discouraged many earlier explorers.