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Emmental Small - Grey
By Catworks
PLEASE NOTE that this product is made-to-order and will take up to 1 week to be made. It is also a Czech Republic import and therefore, please allow 2 additional weeks for delivery.
These alphabetised all-in-ones act as a wall-mounted hide-away and scratch pad in one - perfect for cats who like their own space and a place to retreat to at will.
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Emmental S - Grey,
Other colours and designs also available at PetsPyjamas,
Wall mounted,
Serves as resting area, hide away and scratchpad,
Replaceable cover,
Wooden base, Ecological materials, Fully recyclable,
Weight incl. cover 4 kgs,
Dimensions: 38 x 45 x 25 (inner diameter x outer diameter x depth).
Product code: CAT-00068
- Rest of Europe - International - £9.99 - Delivery Time: 14 to 15 days
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Postville Courthouse first Illinois
Historic Site recognized in Route 66 Hall of Fame
Shirley Bartlemay recognized for
Courthouse's success
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[June 20, 2014]
LINCOLN - This past weekend, Logan
County was all about Route 66. On Friday the Route 66 garage sales
began and ran through Sunday. Saturday in Atlanta the Route 66 Rides
and Ribs brought in large crowds as folks came with their vintage
cars to enjoy a day in the small community, and take advantage of
some excellent food. In Lincoln, the Illinois Route 66 Association
stopped on their annual trek on the Mother Road from St. Louis to
Saturday evening the association enjoyed an evening together at
Lincoln College where they held their annual Hall of Fame Banquet.
This year the event held special meaning for Logan County as the
Postville Courthouse was one of three locations added to the
Illinois Route 66 Association's Hall of Fame.
The Postville Courthouse has the added distinction of being the
first ever State Historic Site to be inducted into the Association's
Hall of Fame.
A plaque commemorating the induction was accepted by Stu Churchill
who is the current volunteer director of the courthouse. Display
space will be afforded to the courthouse in the Illinois Route 66
Museum located in Pontiac.
During the presentation of the award, John Miller of the Association
read an abbreviated history of the courthouse relating its strong
connection to Abraham Lincoln. He also gave an account of the sale
of the original courthouse to the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn
Michigan, and talked about the rebuilding of the current replica on
the original site in the 1950's.
Churchill took the podium to accept the award and thank the
Association for the recognition. He spoke briefly giving all the
credit for the success of the courthouse as a local tourist
attraction to former site director Shirley Bartlemay.
He noted that Shirley devoted endless hours to getting volunteers to
help keep the courthouse doors open. Bartlemay planned events and
attractions to bring more people to the courthouse on a regular
The courthouse was nominated two years ago by the Abraham Lincoln
Tourism Bureau of Logan County.
Saturday evening the bureau was represented at the banquet by
interim tourism director Robin McClallan, board member Tom O'Donohue;
and by Kathy Vinyard who was there representing Mayor Keith Snyder
and the city of Lincoln.
The bureau provided a "Come back again" gift basket filled with
items intended to entice Route 66'ers to return to the community and
explore all that is here. The basket was included among the many
raffle items that were given away during the evening.
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In addition, the city of Lincoln made arrangements for the
Tropics sign to be brought out of storage and put on display in
front of the Davidson-Sheffer gymnasium. With the arrival of the
sign at approximately 6:30, many of the travelers came outside
to take pictures of the sign and talk about their memories of
the Tropics Coffee Shop.
During the dinner, O'Donohue shared an interesting story about
the sign. Many locals know that of the two poles that supported
the sign, one was set at a significant angle. The story goes
that one post was supposed to be painted brown and set at an
angle so that when the sign was mounted it looked like the trunk
of the coconut tree that was part of the sign. When all was said
and done though, it was discovered that the wrong post had been
set at the angle, so the picture never quite came together as
After all who wished to go out go out and see the sign had done
so, it was taken back to its storage facility. The evening
progressed with a buffet meal provided by chef Warren Wendlandt
and his staff. At the end of the meal, attending Hall of Fame
members were honored with a roll call and asked to come to the
front of the room for the presentation of the new inductees.
This year's inductees to the Hall of Fame included Hi-Way Tavern
in Edwardsville, Nelch and Son Concrete in Springfield, and the
Postville Courthouse.
Over the years, a number of Logan County attractions have been
inducted into the Hall of Fame. Logan County Route 66 Hall of
1990 – Ernie Edwards, Pig Hip Restaurant, Broadwell
2000 – Joe Edwards, Lincoln
2005 – Atlanta Public Library and Clock Tower, Atlanta
2009 – The Mill, Lincoln
2010 – Lewis "Zoo" Barrick, Lincoln
2013 – Palms Grill, Atlanta
2014 – Postville Courthouse, Lincoln
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Milli-Q® Integral Water Purification System for Ultrapure Water
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|High Purity Water for Inorganic Analysis
|Nerve Cell Culture via Pyrogen-free Water: Pyrogen Removal of the Milli-Q PF Water System
|Ultrapure Water for Elemental Analysis down to ppt levels
|Reference overview
|Pub Med ID
|The importance of ultrapure water for nano LC-MS applications
M. Tarun, S. Mabic, D. Budac, M. Hayward
The Column (2011) 9 May, Issue 8, 12-17 2011
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Nano-flow LC (nano-LC) has emerged as an important tool in proteomics research as well as quantitative measurement of low level biomarkers. A common problem facing users of this technique is emitter clogging. To avoid this, it is important not only to use robust nanobore columns and emitters, but also to make sure that the solvents and reagents are of the highest purity. This work presents a proof of concept that using freshly produced ultrapure water to prepare nano-LC eluent does not cause emitter clogging. This is demonstrated by comparing the mass chromatograms of peptides over numerous injections using the same emitter and using fresh ultrapure water in the eluent, as well as by physical examination of the used emitter under a light microscope.Full Text Article
|Quantification of 2-hydrazinopyridine derivatized steroid hormones in fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas) blood plasma using LC-ESI+/MS/MS
D. Hala, M.D. Overturf, L.H. Petersen, D.B. Huggett
J. Chromatogr. B 879 591–598 2011
Show Abstract
Fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) comprise a species-of-choice for the hazard assessments of various environmental contaminants, including compounds capable of disrupting endocrine function. Towards this end, the use of liquid chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry (LC–MS) and/or tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS) is gaining common use for the quantification of steroid hormones as biomarkers of endocrine stress in small-fish toxicological studies. In this work, 2- hydrazinopyridine (2-HP) was used to derivatize and quantify the physiologically relevant steroid hormones of: 17 -hydroxypregnenolone, progesterone, 11-ketotestosterone, 11-deoxycortisol and 17 ,20 -dihydroxypregnenone, in the blood plasma of male and female fathead minnows. Liquid chromatographic separation was achieved using a WatersTM Sunfire C18 column (2.1mm×50mm with a 3.5 m particle size) and Milli-Q water:methanol (both with 0.1% formic acid) mobile phase over a gradient of 15 min. All mass analyses were conducted using electrospray ionization in the positive mode with tandem mass spectrometry (ESI+/MS/MS). This is the first such application of 2-HP derivatization for the quantifications of the structurally and functionally diverse C19 androgen of 11-ketotestosterone; C21 progestogens of 17 -hydroxypregnenolone, progesterone and17 ,20 -dihydroxypregnenone; and C21 corticosteroid of 11-deoxycortisol, in fathead minnow blood plasma. The limits of detection (LOD) were set to the lowest calibration standard that gave a signal-to-background response of ≥3, and were: 0.16 ng/ml for progesterone, 0.63 ng/ml for 17 -hydroxypregnenolone, 11-deoxycortisol and 17 ,20 - dihydroxypregnenone, and 1.25 ng/ml for 11-ketotestosterone. This study demonstrates the application of 2-HP derivatization for the analysis of a variety of steroid hormones representative of endocrine function in a species of fish commonly used in toxicological studies.
|Polishing Up On Water Quality
C. Devaux, C. Monferran, M. Tarun, E. Riche, D. Darbouret
Laboratory Equipment – Chromatography Techniques (2010) Dec. 2010
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Water plays a critical role in many analytical methods—particularly in the preparation of samples, standards, blanks, and eluents. It is crucial that water used for these applications does not introduce any impurities that could interfere with analytical results. As modern analytical instruments become capable of detecting ever increasingly low concentrations of analytes, ensuring the lowest level of background interference has become even more important—and more difficult. To meet this challenge, laboratory water purification systems have evolved accordingly. Current systems such as the Milli-Q Integral use a sophisticated combination of purification technologies to reduce ions, organics and other potentially background-causing contaminants to extremely low levels (i.e., 18.2 MΩ.cm resistivity and <5 µg/mL of TOC).Full Text Article
|Endotoxin-Free Water for Tissue Culture
E. Riché, J. Bôle and S. Mabic
Lab Manager Magazine (2010) May 2010
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Water is a ubiquitous solvent used throughout cell isolation and culture. Therefore, water contamination may affect experimental outcomes. The use of ultrapure water is advisable for culturing of cells sensitive to environmental contaminants, such as endotoxins and bacteria. Cardiomycyte isolation experiments showed that using water contaminated with bacteria and endotoxins decreases cell viability, while using freshly produced ultrapure water dramatically increases it. Additionally, an ultrafiltration cartridge will efficiently remove large molecules that may be present in water.Full Text Article
|Determining What's in Your Laboratory Water - "Emerging Contaminants" from the Tap Pose Subtle Threat to Experimental Data
E. Riché, M. Tarun
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When the Associated Press published results from a five-month study on the presence of pharmaceuticals in drinking water in 2008, the study made headlines across the country. In addition to pharmaceuticals, contaminants in drinking water such as perchlorates, pesticides, herbicides, endocrine disrupting chemicals, brominated flame retardants, and personal care products make for a steady stream of news about what is in the water supply. While such contaminants can be found in drinking water, should they be a concern for researchers? Are these contaminants making their way from the tap into the high-purity water used in the laboratory?Full Text Article
|Designing a customized lab water system
J. Denoncourt
Laboratory Design newsletter (2010) 15 (10) 2010
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Purified water is the most common reagent found in lab facilities, used throughout experimental protocols in virtually every type of application. Whether used for washing glassware, buffer preparation, cell culture or a highly sensitive analytical technique, the appropriate grade of water is essential to support research projects and maintain productivity. A well-designed lab water system can help ensure the success and integrity of research for all types of facilities, from the smallest academic labs to the largest research building. Designing a new lab water system or retrofitting an existing system requires a thorough understanding and working knowledge of common and emerging contaminants, purification technologies, industry standards, user requirements and water distribution options. This article describes key factors to be considered when designing a customized lab water system and outlines best practices for defining purity level and volume requirements. Options for water distribution design and equipment are also described.
|Designing a customized lab water system
|Improving chromatographic performance by using freshly delivered ultrapure water in the mobile phase
Vivek Joshi, PhD, Senior Scientist, Bioscience Business Unit and Estelle Riche, Senior Scientist, Lab Water Business Field, Merck Millipore
LCGC "The Peak" (2009), June, 7 - 14 2009
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The purity of the solvent used for the mobile phase is one of many factors affecting the quality of chromatographic data obtained from high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). A typical reversed-phase HPLC gradient elution requires equilibration of the column to the initial conditions with several column volumes of the weak/aqueous solvent. Organic contaminants in the aqueous solvent will adsorb at the head of the column and can cause interferences in the succeeding chromatograms, such as massive baseline shifts and the appearance of extraneous peaks. This study illustrates how two different sources of water used as solvent in the gradient elution of a drug mixture affect chromatographic performance over time. The solvents being compared are commercially available HPLC-grade bottled water without total oxidizable carbon (TOC) specifications and freshly delivered ultrapure water with a TOC level of 5 ppb. Comparing the chromatograms of pre-concentrated water by analytical HPLC shows that bottled HPLC-grade water contains many more organic solutes than does freshly delivered ultrapure water, suggesting that these contaminating solutes may contribute to baseline variability and poor chromatographic performance when bottled water is used as a mobile phase in HPLC separations.Full Text Article
|Extraction of extracellular polymeric substances from extreme acidic microbial biofilms
A. Aguilera, V. Souza-Egipsy, P. San Martín-Úriz, R. Amils
Appl Microbiol Biotechnol 78 1079–1088 2008
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The efficiency of five extraction methods for extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) was compared on three benthic eukaryotic biofilms isolated from an extreme acidic river, Río Tinto (SW, Spain). Three chemical methods (MilliQ water, NaCl, and ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid [EDTA]) and two physical methods (Dowex 50.8 and Crown Ether cation exchange resins) were tested. The quality and quantity of the EPS extracted from acidic biofilms varied according to which EPS extraction protocol was used. Higher amounts were obtained when NaCl and Crown Ether resins were used as extractant agents, followed by EDTA, Dowex, and MilliQ. EPS amounts varied from approximately 155 to 478 mg g-1 of dry weight depending on the extraction method and biofilm analyzed. EPS were primarily composed of carbohydrate, heavy metals, and humic acid, plus small quantities of proteins and DNA. Neutral hexose concentrations corresponded to more than 90% of the total EPS dry weight. The proportions of each metals in the EPS extracted with EDTA are similar to the proportions present in the water from each locality where the biofilms were collected except for Al, Cu, Zn, and Pb. In this study, the extracellular matrix heavy metal sorption efficiencies of five methods for extracting EPS from eukaryotic acidic biofilms were compared.
|Trace Analysis of Perchlorate: Analytical Method and Removal Efficiency of Purification Technologies
E. Castillo, E. Riché, I. Kano and S. Mabic
LCGC "The Peak" (2008) August, 21-30. 2008
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Perchlorate recently has received attention as an environmental pollutant. Perchlorate may affect human health by interfering with iodide uptake by the thyroid gland and disrupting thyroid function. Perchlorate-free purified water is needed by laboratories analyzing samples for the presence of perchlorates. An ion chromatography method was developed to analyze perchlorate at the ng/L level in high purity water. The perchlorate-removal efficiency of various combinations of water purification technologies also was evaluated. Reverse osmosis alone removed 97 % of the perchlorate. Ion exchange resins and electrodeionization removed all the perchlorate present in water. Using a combination of purification technologies can provide perchlorate-free water suitable for ion chromatography analysis of perchlorate-contaminated samples.
|Trace Analysis of Perchlorate: Analytical Method and Removal Efficiency of Purification Technologies
|Assessment of the acute toxicity of triclosan and methyl triclosan in wastewater based on the bioluminescence inhibition of Vibrio fischeri
M. Farré, D. Asperger, L. Kantiani, S. González, M. Petrovic, D. Barceló
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In this work, the contributions of triclosan and its metabolite methyl triclosan to the overall acute toxicity of wastewater were studied using Vibrio fischeri. The protocol used in this paper involved various steps. First, the aquatic toxicities of triclosan and methyl triclosan were determined for standard substances, and the 50% effective concentrations (EC50) were determined for these compounds. Second, the toxic responses to different mixtures of triclosan, methyl triclosan, and surfactants were studied in different water matrices, i.e., Milli-Q water, groundwater and wastewater, in order to evaluate (i) the antagonistic or synergistic effects, and (ii) the influence of the water matrices. Finally, chemical analysis was used in conjunction with the toxicity results in order to assess the aquatic toxicities of triclosan and its derivative in wastewaters. In this study, the toxicities of 45 real samples corresponding to the influents and effluents from eight wastewater treatment works (WWTW) were analyzed. Thirty-one samples were from a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) equipped with two pilot-scale membrane bioreactors (MBR), and the influent and the effluent samples after various treatments were characterized via different chromatographic approaches, including solid-phase extraction (SPE), liquid chromatography coupled to tandem mass spectrometry (LC–MS/MS), and SPE coupled to gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC–MS). The toxicity was determined by measuring the bioluminescence inhibition of Vibrio fischeri. In order to complete the study and to extrapolate the results to different WWTPs, the toxicity to V. fischeri of samples from seven more plants was analyzed, as were their triclosan and methyl triclosan concentrations. Good agreement was established between the overall toxicity values and concentrations of the biocides, indicating that triclosan is one of the major toxic organic pollutants currently found in domestic wastewaters.


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This time New York City's BigApps Idea Challenge is offering prize money for ideas that might lead to useful mobile or Web apps.
Have an idea for a mobile or Web application that would be useful for New York City, but you aren't a programmer? If so, the New York City has the perfect apps contest for you: the NYC BigApps Idea Challenge.
Launched by the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and the New York City Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) this week, the competition seeks new ideas for Web, desktop or mobile applications that benefit businesses, tourists and those living in the Big Apple.
The contest lasts just over a month, ending on July 28. Winners will be announced on Aug. 11 and those selected will receive $5,000 in combined prize money for their ideas. According to the BigApps Idea Challenge website, the top-25 ideas, which will be judged by online public vote, will receive $100 each. The top-10 apps, decided on by a panel of judges, will receive an additional $250 each. http://ideas.nycbigapps.com/
Whatever app ideas are developed could potentially be worked on for NYC Big Apps 3.0, a competition for individual software developers and businesses to create apps using official data from New York City. That contest is expected to begin in 2012.
"Consistent feedback and insight — from developers and the general public alike — is at the heart of New York City's open government efforts," said Carole Post, commissioner of DoITT, in a statement. "The Ideas Challenge should ensure our city's vibrant tech marketplace, and the great minds that keep it running, are primed for [the] NYC Big Apps 3.0 competition and beyond."
The BigApps Idea Challenge judging panel consists of:
• Dawn Barber, co-founder, New York Tech Meetup
• Alex Diehl, managing director, BMW iVentures
• Charlie O'Donnell, principal, First Round Capital
• Carole Post, commissioner, DoITT
• Clay Shirky, associate arts professor, ITP and distinguished writer in residence of New York University's Journalism Department
• Steven Strauss, managing director of NYCEDC's Center for Economic Transformation
This type of idea-driven contest — in which participants don't need computer programming skills — has picked up steam recently. The online government community MeriTalk recently launched the Merit Awards, which has a $50,000 prize for the most innovative, problem-solving and cost-saving proposal that improves U.S. government and is centered on technology. Entries in that contest can simply be tweeted or if overly detailed can be submitted through e-mail.


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Fried Rice Recipes
South Indian Spiced Lemon Rice Recipe
I've had South Indian lemon rice several times and always wondered how it was made. Naively, I thought the rich yellow hue of the rice came from the abundance of lemon in the dish. In fact it's because of turmeric. I finally learned the recipe from my husband Lulu's aunt, Sara. We get along great; we're the same age and Sara is so much fun to be around.
The preparation requires 3 steps. First, making lemon rice is a great way to use leftover cooked basmati rice. Separate and massage the grains of rice and season them with turmeric, lemon and red chili powder. Then comes the baghar (which translates to "tempering," which involves frying chana dal (dried chickpeas), red dried chiles, mustard seeds, curry leaves, onions and cashew nuts. Lastly, the yellow rice is added, then flavored with a generous amount of ghee (clarified butter). A last drizzling of lemon juice provides a touch of tanginess to fragrant, spicy rice. Our family loves it!
For extra richness, you could sprinkle a bit of coconut powder at the end or serve the rice with coconut chutney and raita (Indian yogurt sauce).
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Tofu Fried Rice Recipe
I often find myself with a lot of leftover jasmine rice. At the end of the day, if the rice cooker is still full of rice, I unplug the machine, let the rice cool to room temperature and store the rice in the refrigerator. Last night was no exception, so this morning I gathered the cooled rice and made cơm chiên chay (Vietnamese for "vegetarian fried rice") and added tofu for extra protein.
For this version, I added vegetables I had readily available such as carrots, peas and sugar snap peas. You could combine the vegetables of your choice. Simply make sure you don't choose any "watery" vegetables such as bok choy, or the rice will turn mushy and soggy.
Baby Aria absolutely loves fried rice. I never have to feed this dish to her. She scoops the rice into her spoon and asks for more!
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Vegetarian Fried Rice Recipe (Com Chien Chay in Vietnamese)
Yesterday, we had a lot of relatives over and after dinner there was leftover steamed jasmine rice. I wasn't going to let the rice go to waste; I usually make cơm chiên chay ("vegetarian fried rice" in Vietnamese). That way my husband Lulu and his sisters who are all vegetarians, can make it disappear!
I also happily discovered that baby Aria absolutely loves fried rice. I'm thrilled because this dish is super easy to prepare. Once you know the tricks to keep the rice from turning soggy and mushy, you can make it as often as it pleases you, with whatever veggies you have on hand.
For this version, I mixed carrots, peas, corn, red and green bell peppers, green onions and diced fried tofu with the jasmine rice. I didn't add any egg so the rest of the family could enjoy it as well.
As a child, Maman would always tell us kids not waste food; it's "tội chết" ("dreadfully sinful" in Vietnamese). As an Asian mom, I'm definitely keeping the family "tradition" and teacingh the same ethic to my daughter Aria.
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Shrimp Fried Rice (Com Chien Tom in Vietnamese)
We had a party this weekend and Lulu's family came over. We had a bunch of leftover steamed jasmine rice so this was the perfect occasion to make some shrimp fried rice (cơm chiên tôm in Vietnamese). I had bought some shrimp for the party because Lulu's relatives are all carnivores. I decided to use them as the protein in this dish. The shrimp, not the relatives that is...
It's super easy once you know the tricks of the trade. You won't have to go to your local Chinese restaurant anymore when you're in need of a fried rice fix.
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The five turbines, the first of 11 destined for the site in the Belgian province of Hainaut, are initially operating with a rated capacity of 6 MW, but Enercon plans to increase the nominal power of most of them during 2010 towards the intended 7 MW, making them the most powerful in the world to date, says the company.
The 11 machines represent the first small series production of the 6-7 MW turbine. Until now, development of Enercon's largest turbine type, starting with the first 4.5 MW turbine back in 2002 and moving up to 6 MW in 2005, has taken place with installation of just one to three turbines each year.
The wind station, installed for European developer WindVision, was co-financed by the European Union with the aim of testing the nominal 6 MW turbine's performance at higher power levels and to investigate grid integration of such large wind turbines.
Once operating at 7 MW each, the 11 turbines are expected to generate an annual 187 GWh, equivalent to the electricity needs of some 50,000 households.
Enercon is also testing higher capacity at some of the eight 6 MW turbines already installed and operating in Germany. They are being adapted to an initial capacity of 7 MW, says the company's Volker Uphoff. The logistics are tricky however.
The world's largest crawler crane with load capacity of 1,600 tonnes had to be specially developed and constructed to lift the 127 metre diameter rotor in one stage, Enercon states.


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So Lay Ze-Man posted these very fun pics, and it got me thinking...
We know all the figure's heads can pop off and be exchangeable right?
Well who better to make full use of that feature than Man-E-Faces!
(I so hope they look to his packaging artwork here for the "look" of the figure!)
How cool would it be to be able to interchange his head with the others?!
Now you may initially think it's not possible because of his helmet... I would be willing to bet the 4HM could figure it out.
I think you could have the helmet be one piece that's removable, but that the top part that "switches" the heads around fits onto the top of Man-E's head. Man-E's head can then pop off like all the others.
You could even have Man-E's armor be removable like all the others, so he can share the upper and lower torso parts with He-Man, Skeletor, MAA and most all the other figs.
What do you all think?
Then Man-E-Faces not only has his three forms, but he could become any of the other figures and truly be MANY FACES!
He even could potentially come with FOUR heads!
One sculpt with all three faces, like the standard figures we've always had of him.
Then one complete human head.
One complete monster.
And one complete robot head!
So Man-E-Faces could share parts on his torso, and his legs. (TrapJaw, Roboto)
He'd have new arms, new armor, heads, helmet and gun accessories.
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One of the pages I came across, Hundreds of Louisiana Flood Victims Owe Their Lives to the 'Cajun Navy', highlighted the work of the volunteer "Cajun Navy" in rescuing people from their flooded homes. The page is fairly complex, with a Flash video, YouTube video, 14 embedded tweets (one of which contained a video), and 2 embedded Instagram posts. Here's a screenshot of the original page (click for full page):
|Live page, screenshot generated on Sep 9, 2016
To me, the most important resources here were the tweets and their pictures, so I'll focus here on how well they were archived.
First, let's look at how embedded Tweets work on the live web. According to Twitter: "An Embedded Tweet comes in two parts: a
 containing Tweet information and the JavaScript file on Twitter's servers which converts the
 into a fully-rendered Tweet."
Here's the first embedded tweet (https://twitter.com/vernonernst/status/765398679649943552), with a picture of a long line of trucks pulling their boats to join the Cajun Navy.
|First embedded tweet - live web
Here's the source for this embedded tweet:

#CajunNavy on the way to help those stranded by the flood. Nothing like it in the world! #LouisianaFlood pic.twitter.com/HaugQ7Jvgg
 — Vernon Ernst (@vernonernst) August 16, 2016

When the widgets.js script executes in the browser, it transforms the
 element into a <twitterwidget>:
<twitterwidget class="twitter-tweet twitter-tweet-rendered" id="twitter-widget-0" style="position: static; visibility: visible; display: block; transform: rotate(0deg); max-width: 100%; width: 500px; min-width: 220px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;" data-tweet-id="765398679649943552">
Now, let's consider how the various archives handle this.
Since I'd been using Archive-It to create the collection, that was the first tool I used to capture the page. Archive-It uses the Internet Archive's Heritrix crawler and Wayback Machine for replay. I set the crawler to archive the page and embedded resources, but not to follow links. No special scoping rules were applied.
|Archive-It, captured on Aug 18, 2016
|Embedded tweet as displayed in Archive-It

 #CajunNavy on the way to help those stranded by the flood. Nothing like it in the world! #LouisianaFlood pic.twitter.com/HaugQ7Jvgg

— Vernon Ernst (@vernonernst) August 16, 2016

Except for the links being re-written to point to the archive, this is the same as the original embed source, rather than the transformed version. Upon playback, although widgets.js was archived (http://wayback.archive-it.org/7760/20160818180456js_/http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js?4fad35), it is not able to modify the DOM as it does on the live web (widgets.js loads additional JavaScript that was not archived).
Next up is the on-demand service, webrecorder.io. Webrecorder.io is able to replay the embedded tweets as on the live web.
|Webrecorder.io, viewed Sep 29, 2016
The HTML source (https://wbrc.io/mweigle/south-louisiana-flood---2016/20160909144135mp_/http://ijr.com/2016/08/674271-hundreds-of-louisiana-flood-victims-owe-their-lives-to-the-cajun-navy/) looks similar to the original embed (except for re-written links):

#CajunNavy on the way to help those stranded by the flood. Nothing like it in the world! #LouisianaFlood pic.twitter.com/HaugQ7Jvgg
— Vernon Ernst (@vernonernst) August 16, 2016

Upon playback, we see that webrecorder.io is able to fully execute the widgets.js script, so the transformed HTML looks like the live web (with the inserted <twitterwidget> element):
<twitterwidget class="twitter-tweet twitter-tweet-rendered" id="twitter-widget-0" style="position: static; visibility: visible; display: block; transform: rotate(0deg); max-width: 100%; width: 500px; min-width: 220px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;" data-tweet-id="765398679649943552"></twitterwidget>

Note that widgets.js is archived and is loaded from webrecorder.io, not the live web.
archive.is is another on-demand archiving service. As with webrecorder.io, the embedded tweets are shown as on the live web.
|archive.is, captured Sep 9, 2016
archive.is executes and then flattens JavaScript, so although the embedded tweet looks similar to how it's rendered in webrecorder.io and on the live web, the source is completely different:

on the way to help those stranded by the flood. Nothing like it in the world! #LouisianaFlood
WARCreate is a Google Chrome extension that our group developed to allow users to archive the page they are currently viewing in their browser. It was last actively updated in 2014, though we are currently working on updates to be released in 2017.
The image below shows the result of the page being captured with WARCreate and replayed in webarchiveplayer.
|WARCreate, captured Sep 9, 2016, replayed in webarchiveplayer
|WARCreate capture replayed in webarchiveplayer, with tweets missing
Inside the WARC, we see:

In stepped a group known as the <E2><80><9C>Cajun Navy<E2><80><9D>:

<twitterwidget class="twitter-tweet twitter-tweet-rendered" id="twitter-widget-1" data-tweet-id="765398679649943552" style="position: static; visibility: visible; display: block; transform: rotate(0deg); max-width: 100%; width: 500px; min-width: 220px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;"></twitterwidget>

This is the same markup that's in the DOM upon replay in webarchiveplayer, except for the script source being written to localhost:

In stepped a group known as the "Cajun Navy":

<twitterwidget class="twitter-tweet twitter-tweet-rendered" id="twitter-widget-1" data-tweet-id="765398679649943552" style="position: static; visibility: visible; display: block; transform: rotate(0deg); max-width: 100%; width: 500px; min-width: 220px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;"></twitterwidget>

WARCreate captures the HTML after the page has fully loaded. So what's happening here is that the page loads, widgets.js is executed, the DOM is changed (thus the <twitterwidget> tag), and then WARCreate saves the transformed HTML. But, what we don't get is the widgets.js script in order to be able to properly display <twitterwidget>. Our expectation is that with fixes to allow WARCreate to archive the loaded JavaScript, the embedded tweet would be displayed as on the live web.
Each of these four archiving tools operates on the embedded tweet in a different way, highlighting the complexities of archiving asynchronously loaded JavaScript and DOM transformations.
- Archive-It (Heritrix/Wayback) - archives the HTML returned in the HTTP response and JavaScript loaded from the HTML
- Archive.is - fully loads the webpage, executes JavaScript, rewrites the resulting HTML, and archives the rewritten HTML
- WARCreate - fully loads the webpage, executes JavaScript, and archives the transformed HTML


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Gang of 8 backs off 70-vote goal
The Senate is poised to forge ahead Thursday with final votes on the immigration bill, as an impasse over amendments all but ensured that the elusive goal of 70 votes will slip from the Gang of Eight's grasp.
Potential swing GOP votes began to peel away from the reform effort Wednesday. A source familiar with the discussions told POLITICO that the negotiators are no longer trying to woo Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) because they see his demands on agricultural workers as an insurmountable hurdle. Two other Republicans, who had backed a so-called border surge plan, then turned around to reject a procedural move to advance the bill.
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And whether the bill's supporters could lure Sen. Rob Portman remained in question, as key senators exchanged a flurry of offers on amendment votes that could help win over the Ohio Republican — but kept falling short of an agreement.
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Those negotiations appeared to fall apart later Wednesday when Republicans objected to a request from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) to hold votes on 32 amendments, including Portman's cherished E-Verify proposal. Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee, said the request was "clearly not serious."
"I haven't just fallen off the hay wagon," Grassley said as he objected, saying he felt "used and abused" in the process. "I'm still willing to negotiate votes, but it needs to be a lot of votes."
Portman came to the floor to expound on why he should get a vote on his amendment but was chastised pointedly by Reid.
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"I've been very patient today. But I've just about had it on this," Reid said."The senator from Ohio was offered to put this in the bill. He turned it down."
Barring a breakthrough agreement on amendments, the Senate is set to vote on two procedural votes on Thursday. Final passage would come Friday, although senators — ready to speed back to their home states for the July 4 recess — could agree to move up the vote.
Earlier, negotiators had warned that time was running out for an agreement on votes. And for Chambliss, his window of opportunity seemed to be gone.
The retiring Georgia senator had filed a slew of amendments to the agricultural worker program. But after a two-hour negotiating session, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) spoke Wednesday morning and agreed that Chambliss's support was no longer within reach.
"The Gang was willing to compromise on some of these things, but at the end of the day, Chambliss was trying to undo" the bill's provisions on agricultural workers, the source said.
Chambliss acknowledged an "impasse" in his talks but told POLITICO: "I actually moved backwards. I made a very reasonable proposition and they didn't accept my proposal."
Senate leaders and aides tried for days to negotiate a deal to vote on more amendments before the overall bill passes. But as time evaporated and objections to an agreement mounted, it appeared unlikely that a resolution was in sight.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) told reporters that senators who oppose the bill have refused to sign off on an agreement to allow more votes, making it impossible for the Senate — which operates on consent from all 100 members — to strike a deal on amendments.


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At sixteen, Grace Caton boards her first airplane, leaving behind the tropical papaya and guava trees of her small village in Trinidad for another island, this one with tall buildings, graceful parks, and all the books she can read. At least that's what Grace imagines. But from the moment she touches down, nothing goes as planned. The aunt who had promised to watch over her disappears, and Grace finds herself on her own.
Grace stumbles into the colorful world of Crown Heights, Brooklyn, having been taken in hand, sort of, by a fellow islander, Sylvia. Here, she's surrounded by other immigrants also finding their way in America. From her Orthodox Jewish landlord, Jacob, to her wannabe Jamaican friend, Kathy, who feels that every outfit can be improved with a Bedazzler and a low-cut top, there's much to learn about her new city.
Most challenging of all is figuring out her new employers, the Bruckners, an upper-middle-class family in Manhattan. The job is strange–Grace's duties range from taking daily nude photos of her pregnant boss (a shock to her, since she's never even seen her own mother naked) to dressing in a traditional maid's costume to serve Passover seder. But Grace loves four-year-old Ben, and she's intrigued by the alternately friendly and scheming nannies who spend their days in Union Square Park, and by their constant gossip about who's hired, who's fired, and who, scandalously, married her boss.
As the seasons change, Grace discovers that the Bruckners have surprising secrets of their own, and her life becomes increasingly complicated and confusing. But opportunities appear in the most unexpected places, and Grace realizes that she's living in a city–and a world–where anything is possible.
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Abstract art is defined as art that has no reference to any figurative reality. In its wider definition the term describes art that depicts real forms in a simplified or rather reduced way - keeping only an allusion of the original natural subject.
To heat glazes or glass and then slowly cool them to toughen and reduce brittleness.
Artist's proof
Technically one of the first proofs in a limited edition of original sculptures, but in some cases the artist proofs are created after the edition numbers have sold out. Must bear the artist's signature or mark, and, since the early 20th century, is usually numbered as part of a fine art edition and should be limited to two per edition.
Also called plinth. The base is what the sculpture is attached, fixed or mounted on. A block (of any shape or dimension and material placed between a sculpture and its pedestal). These terms can all be confused as a pedestal is also defined as a base or foundation.
Blown Glass
Glass made from blowing a glass bubble on the end of a hollow tube. An artisan may then shape it by spinning, rolling and pinching with iron tools to make a vase, bottle, glass or other object. Alternatively, the bubble may be placed into a hollow mold and further blown until it expands into all of the details of the mold.
An alloy of copper and tin, sometimes containing small amounts of other elements in varying proportions such as zinc, silicone and phosphorus. Harder and more durable than brass and used extensively since antiquity for casting sculpture. Bronze alloys vary in color from silvery hues to rich, coppery red. Different countries have different standards for the mix - and mixes also may vary from one foundry to another. In its molten form, bronze is poured into the main channel or sprue of an investment casing surrounding the wax of a sculpture to produce the final cast piece of artwork. Dimensioned bronze sheets can also be used to fabricate sculpture.
The process of making a mould (plaster, or rubber, polymer and plaster, etc.) from an original, then creating a wax, investment, and pouring molten metal. Generally bronze but also glass, aluminum, iron, or stainless steel. Precious metal (silver, gold, and platinum) are also cast.
Conceptual art is art in which the concept(s) or idea(s) involved in the work take precedence over traditional aesthetic and material concerns.
Coil Building
Coiling is a hand building technique used to make pots. Plastic 'snakes' of clay are used. They can vary from a thin strip to a large sausage like strip. It is hand manipulated, pinched and squashed together to form a pot without the coil like look from how it was started, though in some cases the clay can be left snakelike for the decorative look. Typically this is started at the base of the pot and built upwards.
Pyrometric cones are composed of clay and glaze material, and are designed to melt and bend at specific temperatures to determine the conditions of a kiln. Cones are a better indicator than temperature alone as the degree of glaze melt is a combination of time and temperature heat work. A fast firing needs to go to a higher temperature to get the same results as a slow firing to a lower temperature. Low fired ceramics are generally fired to Cone 1 or 2, high fired can go to cone 6 to 10.
In sculpture, the core is the solid internal portion of an investment mould for casting a hollow piece of sculpture (such as a portrait). The amount of space left between the core and the mould (occupied by wax before it is "lost), determines the thickness of the cast metal. The core is made of foundry sand (can also be same as investment material) in sand casting and in the lost-wax process.
Of or portraying the (human or animal) figure. Figurative sculpture can be either realistic (in varying degrees...) or stylized.
Exposing to heat in a kiln a clay body to harden it or an investment casing containing wax so as to "lose it" which is an integral part of the lost-wax process . See Foundry.
The building or place where the casting of bronze takes place by the lost-wax, sand casting or ceramic shell processes. Typically a foundry will have subdivisions of activities taking place. Most often these break down to mould making or the making of a negative container, then the pouring of wax into the moulds, cleaning up the seams from the wax, then making a core, spruing and gating the wax cast of the sculpture with wax strips or rods (sprues and gates) which will ensure the smooth arrival of the molten metal into the negative space formed when the wax is "lost", encasing the entire piece into an investment, then "losing" the wax out of the invested piece by firing it, finally pouring the molten bronze into the main sprue, hacking away the investment material, cutting off the bronze sprues and gates, chasing away any other unwanted bronze (or filling in any holes), chiseling, and then either polishing, or applying a patina and or wax to the sculpture. Mounting the final piece on a base is sometimes also an intricate part of the foundry's work. Foundries will often assist a sculptor with the installation and securing of large pieces.
In casting, any of the several channels or ducts through which molten material is carried from the main channel or sprue, to the hollow part of the investment mould or casing and through which the gases escape. The waste piece of material formed by such a duct is also called a gate, and is removed from the cast metal along with the sprue as the first stage of cleaning up the sculpture. A gate is also sometimes called a runner.
A layer of ceramic or glass that is fused onto the surface of the clay of a pot or ceramic piece. Used to seal the piece, decorate it, or both.
Refers to a type of sculpture that consists of a group of elements needing an environment, also the term used to place and secure a sculpture.
A containing negative mould, used in sculpture for casting metals. It consists of either earth clay and sand or plaster of Paris mixed with clay, pulverized plaster, asbestos fibers and glue size when mixed up for the lost-wax process. Also sometimes called casing. The wax is dipped separately into baths of different density to create the investment. After the wax is burnt out, the investment receives the molten metal.
Art that incorporates actual movement as part of the design.
Limited edition
The set number of replicas or copies a sculptor plans to make or has had made from an original, after which the mould is destroyed. The practice of limiting editions and numbering proofs originated with etching and drypoint, in which the quality of the proofs declines as the copper plate begins to show signs of wear. By thus limiting the size of an edition to first-rate examples of a sculptor's work, the sculptor protects his or her artistic integrity and the value of the works to the collector. There is no technical reason for limiting or numbering editions of works of art that are made by processes capable of turning out an indefinite number of uniformly good copies, such as lithography or casting methods that employ durable moulds - and in any case a new mould can be taken from the original to extend an edition (if not limited). Editions are frequently limited however for financial reasons; by ensuring the relative rarity of the sculptor's work, he or she increases its value. In Europe, fine art editions are generally limited to a max of 9, in the US, to a maximum of 12, plus 1 or 2 artist proofs and occasionally 1 or 2 foundry proofs.
Mixed Media
The term is generally used when two or more media are used in a single work of art, e.g. metal and wood, or metal, wood and stone. Mixed media include plastics, fibers, and any man-made or natural element that can be used to model or otherwise construct a sculpture.
Referred to as the material used for a given sculpture. Bronze, terra cotta, plaster and steel are all examples of media.
Model - Modeling
The process whereby a sculptor adds wet clay or other soft medium such as wet plaster or cement or other media to build up or construct his or her original artwork - often using an armature. It is essentially an additive, not a substractive process as contrasted with carving, though substraction can also be and is often used in the process of achieving the desired shapes.
Multimedia sculpture
Multimedia is media that uses multiple forms of information content and information processing (e.g. text, audio, graphics, animation, video, interactivity). Similarly to mixed media art, the artist can combine a number of media in three dimensions to create a sculptural work.
Patination is enhancement of bronze by the chemical application of color. Three water soluble compounds form the basis for most patinas: Ferric Nitrate produces reds and browns, Cupric Nitrate creates the greens and blues and Sulphurated Potash produces black. Each foundry develops its own proprietary (and carefully guarded) patinas that result from a carefully orchestrated blend of different chemicals, pigments and application technique. Wide ranges of colors, both transparent and opaque, are available to the experienced patineur. The final step is putting a thin coat of clear wax over the bronze to enhance and preserve the patina.
In sculpture, any work that projects from the background. Reliefs are classified by degree of projection. Relief sculpture is distinguished from sculpture in the round. In a bas relief the figures project only slightly and no part is entirely detached from the background (as in medals, coins, or areas of large reliefs in which the chief effect is produced by the play of light and shadow). In a haut relief sculpture, the figures project at least half of their natural circumference from the background. Between these two is the demi relief (half-relief or mezzo-relievo). The lowest degree of relief in which the projection barely exceeds the thickness of a sheet of paper is called a crushed relief. There is also a relief in reverse, called hollow relief, in which all the carving lies within a hollowed-out area below the surface plane, and which, through an illusion of depth and roundness, looks like raised relief. Reliefs may be carved from hard materials or modelled in wet clay, softened wax, or plaster. Reliefs are often elements of architectural sculpture.
Slab Building
Clay slabs are cut to shape and joined together using scoring and wet clay called slip. Slabs can be draped over or into forms, rolled around cylinders or built-up into geometric forms. Large forms are difficult because of stresses on the seams and because the slab naturally sags. Some potters get around this by working fibers into the clay body. The fibers burn out during the firing, leaving a network of tiny holes.
In casting, the entrance hole and main channel in the wall of a mould through which the liquid material (bronze or other metal) is poured; it is joined to the model by smaller channels called gates. The waste material formed by the channel is also called sprue and is cut away after the investment material is removed, as the first step of cleaning up a cast metal sculpture.
The process of joining together two pieces of metal by fusion. Intense heat is applied by an oxyacetylene torch in gas or oxacetylene welding, and by electrical means in arc welding. Sometimes a filler rod is melted along the joint, in the process known as brazing. The direct welding of two pieces by combining the molten edges is called fusion welding. It is done at much higher temperatures than soldering and results in stronger, more durable joints. It is used in making direct metal sculpture and comes under the general term of assembly - as opposed to carving and modeling.


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Kansas Republican Sen. Pat Roberts held on to win his party's nomination Tuesday against Tea Party-backed primary challenger Milton Wolf in a race that tested the ability of insurgent Republicans against establishment candidates. Instead, it was a Tea Party incumbent, Michigan Rep. Kerry Bentivolio, who lost the GOP nomination to a business-backed Republican candidate.
Bentivolio is only the third incumbent to lose renomination in the midterm elections, despite public opinion polls now showing that voters not only don't like Congress but don't even like their own representatives.
Roberts, who is running for a fourth term, ran into trouble with voters when it was reported that he no longer had a home in Kansas but rented a room from friends. Wolf, a radiologist and distant cousin of President Obama, tried to portray Roberts as out of touch with Kansas — but his own campaign stumbled when his Facebook postings of gunshot wound X-rays, with caustic commentary, came to light.
In a suburban Detroit district, Republican Dave Trott had help from Mitt Romney and his own checkbook — he put $2.4 million into his campaign — to beat first-termer Bentivolio. The former reindeer farmer unexpectedly found himself in office in 2012 when the incumbent was disqualified for fraudulent ballot petition signatures.
Longtime Texas Rep. Ralph Hall, 91, and Majority Leader Eric Cantor in Virginia, both Republicans, are the only other incumbents to lose their primaries this year.
Incumbents elsewhere in Tuesday's primaries won by comfortable margins. Kansas GOP Rep. Mike Pompeo held off a comeback bid by former eight-term congressman Todd Tiahrt, who ran in favor of bringing back earmarks, the discretionary Congressional spending that Tea Partiers oppose. Libertarian Justin Amash of Michigan also won his primary.
Kansas Rep. Tim Huelskamp, also elected in the 2010 Tea Party wave, voted repeatedly against a farm bill and also opposed renewable fuel standards despite his cornfield- and ethanol-heavy district, but he survived a challenge from farmer Alan LaPolice.
In Michigan's 12th District, Debbie Dingell, wife of retiring Rep. John Dingell, handily won the Democratic primary for the safe "blue" seat. Her election in November would make her the third Dingell to hold the seat: Her husband was first elected in 1956, succeeding his father, who had held the seat since 1933.
Democratic Rep. John Conyers, first elected in 1964, won his party's nomination by a wide margin over pastor Horace Sheffield, though he only made the ballot because a federal court ruled unconstitutional the requirements for ballot petitions that he had failed to meet.
Washington state voters will choose between two Republicans, Clint Dider and Dan Newhouse, to succeed retiring Rep. Richard "Doc" Hastings in a heavily Republican district. They were the top two finishers among a dozen candidates in a mail-in ballot primary.


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Know-how - GelatineMany cooks avoid using gelatine, but it's easy when you know how. I tend not to sprinkle powdered gelatine into hot water as it can go lumpy. The trick is to add it to cold liquid, leave it to soak until spongy and then stand the bowl in a frying pan of simmering water until the gelatine becomes clear.


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