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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 34, 2, 2009
High rate membrane-less microbial electrolysis cell for continuous
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Tartakovsky, Boris; Manuel, Michelle-France; Wang, H.; Guiot, Serge
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High rate membrane-less microbial electrolysis cell for
continuous hydrogen production
B. Tartakovskya,*, M.-F. Manuela, H. Wangb, S.R. Guiota
aBiotechnology Research Institute, National Research Council of Canada, 6100 Royalmount Avenue, Montreal, QC H2P 2R2, Canada
bInstitute for Fuel Cell Innovation, National Research Council of Canada, 4250 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, BC V6T 1W5, Canada
a r t i c l e i n f o
Article history:
Received 12 June 2008
Received in revised form
20 October 2008
Accepted 5 November 2008
Available online 6 December 2008
a b s t r a c t
This study demonstrates hydrogen production in a membrane-less continuous flow
microbial electrolysis cell (MEC) with a gas-phase cathode. The MEC used a carbon felt
anode and a gas diffusion cathode with a Pt loading of 0.5 mg cm?2. No proton exchange
membrane (PEM) was used in the setup. Instead, the electrodes were separated by a J-cloth.
The absence of a PEM as well as a short distance maintained between the electrodes
(0.3 mm) resulted in a low internal resistance of 19 U. Due to an improved design, the
volumetric hydrogen production rate reached 6.3 LSTPL?1
methane concentration in the gas collection chamber was below 2.1% and the presence of
hydrogen in the anodic chamber was never observed.
Crown Copyright ª 2008 Published by Elsevier Ltd on behalf of International Association for
Ad?1. In spite of the PEM absence,
Hydrogen Energy. All rights reserved.
1. Introduction
Global energyneedsand rising concernaboutgreen-house gas
emissions have prompted research into alternative sources of
fuel and energy. Recently, modification of the microbial fuel
cell (MFC) to produce hydrogen has been demonstrated [1–7].
In a microbial electrolysis cell (MEC), organic substrates are
converted to hydrogen via a microbially catalyzed process. In
this process, anodophilic microorganisms use the anode as an
electron acceptor while releasing protons. Then protons are
reduced to molecular hydrogen at the cathode providing that
additional energy is supplied by an external power supply,
which drives the electrons ''uphill'' along the redox ladder.
The anodic reaction, therefore, is the same as in the microbial
generation of electricity in an MFC, while the cathodic reac-
tion proceeds in the absence of oxygen and requires an
additional potential of at least 0.1 V [1,2].
Notably, biological production of hydrogen by fermenta-
tion is restricted to a yield of 4 mol mol?1of glucose when
acetate is the only fermentation product. In practice, however,
other fermentation products are formed decreasing the yield
to 1–2 molmol?1[8]. Microbial electrolysis makes it possible to
generate hydrogen from final products of dark fermentation
and opens the possibility of using diluted organic matter
varying in composition, such as wastewater, for hydrogen
production. Therefore a variety of renewable carbon sources
can be used.
Initial demonstrations of hydrogen production by micro-
bial electrolysis were carried out under suboptimal condi-
tions, wherelowvolumetric
productionwere obtained.
production rate of 0.01 LL?1
observed by Liu et al. [2] and a hydrogen production rate of
rates were attributed to large ohmic resistances and electrode
overpotentials. Sincethen volumetric
improved to 1 L L?1
production rate of 3.12 LL?1
Ad?1(A¼ anodic chamber) was
Ad?1was obtained by Rozendal et al. [1]. These low
Ad?1[3,4]. Recently, a volumetric hydrogen
Ad?1was achieved in a single
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chamber membrane-less MEC operated in batch mode [9]. Yet,
this is a relatively low value. For comparison, a high-rate
anaerobic digester has a COD removal rate of 15–40 g L?1
(R¼ reactor) with 80–90% removal efficiency and a volumetric
methane production rate of 4–10 L L?1
removal rates as high as 50–70 g L?1
[11]. Given that 1 mol (22.4 L) of hydrogen can theoretically be
produced from 16 g of COD, it can be hypothesized that
volumetric rateofhydrogen
is similar to that of a high-rate anaerobic reactor. This study
presents our recent efforts in the development of a high-rate
continuous flow MEC with a liquid-phase anode and a gas-
phase cathode.
Ad?1[10] and COD
Ad?1have been reported
productionas highas
Ad?1can be expected if anodophilic biomass density
2. Material and methods
2.1. Media composition
The stock solution of carbon source was composed of (in
g L?1): sodium acetate (90.7), yeast extract (6.7), NH4Cl (18.7),
KCl (148.1), K2HPO4(64.0), and KH2PO4(40.7). Yeast extract had
a COD of 0.96 gL?1. The stock solution of trace metals was
prepared according to Rozendal et al. [3] and contained (in
mgL?1) FeCl24H2O (2000), H3BO3(50), ZnCl2(50), CuCl2(30),
MnCl24H2O (500),(NH4)6Mo7O244H2O (50), AlCl3(50), CoCl26H2O
(50), NiCl2(50), EDTA (500), and HCl (1 mL). All solutions were
filter sterilized and maintained at 4?C until use. Distilled
water was used for solution preparation, and all chemicals
and reagents used were of analytical grade.
2.2. Analytical measurements
Acetic acid was analyzed on an Agilent 6890 gas chromato-
graph (Wilmington, DE) equipped with a flame ionization
detector and a 1? 2-mm 60/80 mesh Carbopack C column
(Supelco, Bellafonte, PA, USA) coated with 0.3% Carbowax
20 M and 0.1% H3PO4. The carrier gas was nitrogen, which had
a flow rate of 20 mLmin?1. The injector and the detector were
maintained at 200?C. Samples (0.5 mL) were fortified at a ratio
of 1:1 (V/V) using an internal standard of iso-butyric acid
dissolved in 6% formic acid.
Gas productionin the MECwasmeasuredon-lineby means
of bubble counters connected to glass U-tubes containing
a dye and interfaced with a data acquisition system. The
measurements were converted to standard conditions for
temperature and pressure (STP). Gas composition was
measured using a gas chromatograph (6890 Series, Hewlett
Packard, Wilmington, DE) equipped with an 11m?3.2-mm 60/
80 mesh Chromosorb 102 column (Supelco, Bellefonte, PA,
USA) and a flame ionization detector. Carrier gas was argon.
2.3. MEC design, instrumentation, and operation
All experimentation was carried out in continuously fed
MECs. Two cells were constructed, each with a series of pol-
ycarbonate plates arranged to form an anodic chamber and
a gas collection chamber. Each chamber had a volume of
50 mL. The cells were equipped with lines for influent,
effluent, liquid recirculation and gas exits (Fig. 1). Tempera-
ture and pH were controlled at 25?C and pH 7, respectively.
More details on MEC design can be found elsewhere [12].
The liquid filled (anodic) chambers contained a 5-mm thick
carbon felt measuring 10?5 cm (Speer Canada, Kitchener,
ON, Canada). In one of the cells (MEC-1), an E-TEK gas diffu-
sion electrode (GDE) with a Pt load of 0.5 mgcm?2(GDE LT
120EW, E-TEK Division, PEMEAS Fuel Cell Technologies,
Somerset, NJ, USA) was used as a cathode. This cell contained
no proton exchange membrane. Another cell (MEC-2) con-
tained the same GDE cathode, however, a Nafion 117 proton
exchange membrane (PEM) was hot-pressed onto it. In both
cells the cathodes were separated from the anodes by a piece
of J-cloth so that the estimated distance between the elec-
trodes was 0.3 mm. The second chamber of each MEC con-
tained no liquid and was used for gas collection (Fig. 1). The
MECs were inoculated with 5 mL of homogenized anaerobic
sludge (Rougemont, QC, Canada).
A stock solution of carbon source was fed using an infusion
pump (model PHD 2000, Harvard Apparatus, Canada) at a rate
of 5 mLd?1, which corresponded to an acetate load of
4 g L?1
added to 1 L of the dilution water. The dilution water was fed
at a rate of 146 mLd?1using a peristaltic pump (Cole-Parmer,
Chicago, IL, USA) providing a retention time of 10 h. During
electricity production mode, MECs were routinely operated at
an external resistance of 400 U and the gas collection cham-
bers were exposed to atmosphere by opening gas lines located
at the top and the bottom of the chamber. To avoid the
influence of microbial growth and adaptation on MEC
performance in hydrogen production tests, applied voltage
was changed in the following sequence: 0.74; 1.15; 0.85; 0.7;
Ad?1. One milliliter of trace metals stock solution was
Fig. 1 – Diagram of a continuous flow MEC setup.
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0.55; 0.4;0.55; and 1.0 V (MEC-1) and 1.0;1.15; 0.85; 0.7; 0.55; 0.4;
0.85; and 0.55 V (MEC-2). Each voltage setting was maintained
for 1–5 days. Hydrogen production measured during the last
12 h of each test was used for all calculations.
2.4. MEC characterization and calculations
Voltage was measured on-line at 10 min intervals using a data
acquisition system (Labjack U12, Labjack Corp, Lakewood, CO,
USA). In electrically-assisted (MEC) mode, a 15-U resistor was
added to the circuit for current measurements, which were
also conducted at 10 min intervals. To account for power
losses at the resistor, applied voltage was measured directly at
the MEC. An adjustable DC power supply (IF40GU Kenwood,
Japan) was used to maintain voltage at the preset setpoint.
In MEC mode, voltage scans were performed by changing
applied voltage between 0 and 1.2 V and measuring the
resulting current. A 10-min interval was allowed after each
voltage change. Internal resistance was calculated as a slope
of the voltage vs current curve.
Hydrogen yield (mol of hydrogen produced per mol of
acetate consumed) was estimated over the time interval Dt ¼
t ? t0as follows:
where p is the pressure ( p ¼1 atm); FH2is the hydrogen
production rate (LSTPd?1); R is the ideal gas constant; T is the
temperature (T¼273 K); M is the substrate molecular weight
(60 g mol?1for acetate); and W is the amount of substrate
consumed for hydrogen production (g). The latter was esti-
mated as W ¼ ðS0? StÞVaþ ðSin? SoutÞFinDt, where S0, and St,
are the acetate concentrations in the anodic chamber at the
beginning and at the end of the interval Dt (gL?1); Sinand Sout
are the concentrations of acetate in the influent and in the
effluent (average during Dt), respectively (gL?1); Va is the
anode chamber volume (L); and Finis the influent flow rate
Apparent Coulombic efficiency (CE) of hydrogen produc-
tion was estimated as [13]:
CE ¼I ? Dt ? M
F ? n ? W
whereI is theaveragecurrent(A); Dt is thetime intervalduring
whichcurrentwas measured (s); Fis Faraday's constant, 96485
(Cmol?1); and n is the number of electrons transferred per mol
of the substrate oxidized into CO2(n¼ 8 for acetate).
COD recovery (RCOD) was calculated by comparing esti-
mated and measured effluent substrate fluxes using the
following equation [12]:
?Qoutþ QH2þ QCH4
? 100%;
where Qinand Qoutare the influent and effluent substrate
fluxes, respectively (gd?1); QH2is the substrate consumed by
the anodophilic microorganisms for hydrogen production
(gd?1); and QCH4is the substrate used by the methanogenic
microorganismsfor methane
substrate utilization for methane and hydrogen production
was estimated using the theoretical methane and hydrogen
YH2¼ 1.49 LSTPg?1, respectively. Therefore, QCH4¼FCH4/YCH4
and QH2¼FH2/YH2, where FCH4is the experimentally measured
methane production rate (LSTPd?1).
onacetic acid,
YCH4¼0.37 LSTPg?1, and
3.Results and discussion
MEC-1 (without PEM) and MEC-2 (with PEM) were simulta-
neously operated under identical operational conditions, i.e.
an acetate load of 4 gL?1
4.4 gL?1
solution), a temperature of 25?C, and an HRT of 8–10 h. After
inoculation, both MECs were initially operated in electricity
production mode. Accordingly, gas collection chambers were
open to air and electrodes were connected to external resis-
tances. Once power production stabilized, open circuit
potential (OCP) was measured after disconnecting the
external resistance. These measurements yielded similar OCP
values of 650–670 mV for both cells.
The mode of operation was changed to hydrogen produc-
tion by connecting an external power source to each MEC.
Routinely, both MECs were operated at an applied voltage of
1.0 V. Once stable hydrogen production was observed, voltage
scans were carried out. Analysis of these scans (Fig. 2) sug-
gested that the PEM, when present, led to significantly higher
internal resistance. From voltage scans, internal resistances
(Rint) of 19 and 27 U were estimated for MEC-1 (without PEM)
and MEC-2 (with PEM), respectively. Both in MEC-1 and in
MEC-2 relatively high background currents were observed and
were possibly attributed to non-biological (i.e. electro-
chemical) reactions.
While voltage scans confirmed activity of anodophilic
microorganisms, smallvolumes ofhydrogenproducedat each
voltage setting did not allow for accurate measurements of
hydrogen production. Therefore, measurements of hydrogen
production were carried out in a range of applied voltages
from 0.2 to 1.2 V, where MECs were operated for at least 24 h at
each applied voltage. These tests clearly demonstrated
improved hydrogen production in the PEM-less setup (Fig. 3A).
Ad?1(equivalent acetate load of
Ad?1with respect to yeast extract content in the stock
applied voltage, V
MEC-1(without PEM)
MEC-2 (with PEM)
background (MEC-1)
background (MEC-2)
0.0 0.10.4 0.60.81.0 1.2
current, A m-2
Fig. 2 – Current densities (per cathode area) obtained in
voltage scans with 5 min intervals between voltage
changes. Background values were obtained by excluding
acetate from the stock solution.
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In MFC-1 hydrogen production was measurable starting from
an applied voltage of 0.4 V. Overall, at applied voltages
between 0.4 and 1.0 V volumetric rates of hydrogen produc-
tion increased in response to increases in voltage. Conse-
quently, in both MECs highest hydrogen production was
achieved at 1.0 V. Under substrate non-limiting conditions
(acetate concentration above 400 mgL?1), hydrogen produc-
tion rates of 6.1–6.5 LSTPL?1
obtained in MEC-1 and MEC-2, respectively (Fig. 3A). These
values are comparable with hydrogen production rates
previously observed, i.e. a hydrogen production rate of
less MEC [9] and a rate of 1 L L?1
equipped with a PEM [3].
Analysis of anodic chamber acetate concentrations sug-
gested that at high-applied voltages hydrogen production rate
in MEC-1 was substrate-limited. Indeed, in MEC-2, acetate
concentration in the anodic chamber was always above
400 mgL?1suggesting no substrate limitation in this cell. In
MEC-1 acetate accumulation was observed at 0.4 and 0.55 V
(1000–1200 mgL?1at 0.55 V). When voltage was changed from
0.55 to 1.0 V, acetate concentration gradually decreased, while
Ad?1, and 1.0–1.3 LSTPL?1
Ad?1observed at 30?C in a single chamber membrane-
Ad?1observed in a MEC
hydrogen production reached 6.3 LSTPL?1
an acetate concentration of 450 mgL?1). Then hydrogen
production decreased and stabilized at 5.57 LSTPL?1
anacetate concentrationdecreasing
hydrogen production was substrate-limited. Further voltage
increase to 1.15 V did not significantly improve hydrogen
production as acetate load remained unchanged. Overall, the
difference in Rintobserved in voltage scan tests for MEC-1 and
MEC-2 (Fig. 2) agreed with the difference in hydrogen
production rates thus demonstrating the advantage of
a membrane-less design. Throughout the tests acetate
removal rate was proportional to applied voltage (Fig. 3B),
confirming that acetate was consumed by anodophilic
Importantly, gas composition measurements in the gas
collection (cathodic) chamber showed a methane content of
only 1.2–2.1% in both MECs. Anodic chamber headspaces
contained up to 9% methane, although methane production
rate in the anodic chambers of both MECs was low (Table 1).
Notably, methane can be produced from acetate by aceto-
clastic methanogenic microorganisms and from hydrogen
diffused to the anodic chamber by hydrogenotrophic meth-
anogenic microorganisms. The observed low rate of methane
production suggested low activity of both populations.
Calculations of acetate recovery using material balance Eq.
(3) showed a recovery of 40–90% (Table 1). Notably, the mate-
rial balance was least accurate at an applied voltage of 0.4 V,
which corresponded to low hydrogen production rates leading
to large errors in gas flow measurements. Apparently, at low
hydrogen production rates, the accuracy of the material
balance was affected by hydrogen losses through the tubing
connecting the gas collection chamber with the gas counter.
Significant hydrogen losses through tubing at low production
rates were observed by Ditzig et al. [5]. Also, theoretical yields
used to calculate acetate equivalents based on hydrogen and
methane production did not take into account acetate
consumption for biomass growth thus resulting in underes-
timation of acetate consumption for hydrogen and methane
production. Hydrogen yield calculations were also affected by
hydrogen losses. While at high production rates correspond-
ing to MEC-1 operation at 1.0 and 1.15 V the yield approached
3.7–3.8 mol mol?1(Table 1), much lower values were esti-
mated for applied voltages below 1.0 V and for MEC-2 where
hydrogen production was lower. A comparison of Coulombic
efficiencies suggested that the presence of Nafion membrane
resulted in somewhat decreased efficiency at applied voltages
above 0.8 V, i.e. when overpotentials were the largest (Fig. 4).
Coulombic efficiencies in a range of 80–100% were reported for
a membrane-less MEC [9], while a Coulombic efficiency of 23%
was reported for a single chamber PEM setup [3].
The absence of a PEM was expected to increase power
requirements and lead to hydrogen losses as part of hydrogen
can diffuse to the anodic chamber and be consumed both by
methanogenic microorganisms for methane formation and
anodophilic microorganisms (electron recycling). However,
these losses were not observed. It was hypothesized that
biofilm formation at the cathode surface as well as a stagnant
layer at the gas–liquid interface of the cathode-limited
hydrogen diffusion into anodic chamber. Indeed, effective
diffusivity of hydrogen in the stagnant layer adjacent to the
Ad?1(12 h average at
57 mgL?1,
applied voltage, V
H2 production, L/LA/day
MEC-1 (without PEM)
MEC-2 (with PEM)
0.40.6 0.81.0 1.2
applied voltage, V
acetate removal, g/L A/day
Fig. 3 – (A) Volumetric rates of hydrogen production and (B)
acetate removal in MEC-1 (without PEM) and MEC-2 (with
PEM) at different applied voltages and an acetate load of
4 g LL1
removal measurements, respectively.
AdL1. Standard deviation was estimated at 0.14 LSTP
AdL1and 0.6 g LL1
AdL1for H2production and acetate
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Prof. Gil Ast of the Department of Human Genetics, Sackler School of Medicine, is another of the pioneering researchers at Tel Aviv University who are using the deep sequencing tool. Among his projects is the exploration of curative possibilities for rare genetic diseases, and unlocking the biology of DNA assembly.
It will be also used by young researchers such as Dr. Noam Shomron, who will also run the facility. Using a deep sequencer tool, Dr. Shomron is working in the rapidly developing area of "personalized medicine", investigating why some patients respond well to chemotherapy while others do not. He is building detailed genetic profiles with the potential to shape specialized treatments for patients and exploring the use of microRNA for "smart drugs" that can target individual and damaged cells.
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By: bobw999, 1:24 PM GMT on July 30, 2007
contrary to what you hear on docter masters blog im telling you that 99l wont developwhy?look at all the dry air now 98l has a good chance of becoming subtropical storm chantal
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Chicago, 1958
Back to Charles Cushman for today's street scene, shot on a sunny September 28, 1958, looking east on West Huron Street. Cushman is using that long lens trick to flatten a very deep scene again here, which leads us to believe that, although he stated he was at the intersection of Aberdeen and Huron when he took the shot, he was actually further west, about where Ogden Avenue crosses over I-94. Regardless of his exact location, there's plenty here for carspotters, both in the intended shot and in the ghosted double exposure on the right. What do you see here?
Four-Links – Jaguar's heavy trucks, Folden, Harry Bentley Bradley, bus bus bus
* Earlier this week, marmer submitted for the Automotive Alphabet a couple Guy Big J pictures, which reminded me that I'd yet to re-post BigLorryBlog's mention from a couple weeks ago as to how the Big J got its name. Jaguar enthusiasts will be quick to note that it came about after the kitty-cat brand's purchase in 1961 of Guy Motors -since 1920 primarily a bus and truck (okay, lorry) builder.
* What do you do when you can't get your radio show listeners to stop bickering over which is the better brand – Holden or Ford? (Helps if you live in New Zealand to have that problem in the first place.) Apparently, you combine a Mustang with an HQ, power it by a Ford 302, then sell it to benefit a mental health charity.
* Hot rodding guys will be familiar with Harry Bentley Bradley, the illustrator and Art Center instructor and recent subject of a two-part profile on Dean's Garage.
* Big Blue's recently posted images of this old GMC school bus with two Volkswagen Microbuses welded to the top. I think it'd be rather cool to ride in one of the upper buses on a long road trip.
* When we examined the life and times of Max Gerlach a couple months ago, we ran across the case of Edward H. Underhill, accused of shorting customers on gasoline at his Garage de Luxe in August 1910. Thanks to an article on gas station scams in the February 1929 issue of Modern Mechanics, reprinted at Modern Mechanix, we see how that was likely done.
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Perhaps better described by the subtitle, "A short history of service station architecture," Ray Scroggins's article from SIA #30, September-October 1975, examines the look, purpose and practice of service station design, with a keen eye to the motivation behind the various designs over the years and to just how gasoline was made available to the average motorist over the years. Were it up to me, they'd all look like the Louisville, Kentucky, Standard Oil station. Oh, and they'd bring back the Sohio name.
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Danno from CA sent me this link last week for those of us into old gas stations and station paraphernalia such as pumps and pump globes. Some of the stations have been rehabilitated to reflect their heyday, others are just abandoned old stations that will probably be eventually demolished. The second page has some restored gas pumps and photos of many of the globes used throughout the early to mid 20th century.
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Mr. BILIRAKIS. Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume.
Mr. Speaker, I rise to support H.R. 5997, the Medical Preparedness Allowable Use Act, a bipartisan bill which amends the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to make it clear that grant funds under the State Homeland Security Grant Program and the Urban Area Security Initiative may be used to enhance medical preparedness and purchase medical countermeasures.
I introduced H.R. 5997 after a series of hearings on medical countermeasures in the Committee on Homeland Security's Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response, and Communications. At these hearings, we received testimony from representatives of the emergency response community on the importance of stockpiling medical countermeasures in the event of a WMD attack. This includes pre-deployed medical kits for first responders and their families, similar to those provided to postal workers participating in the national U.S. Postal Medical Countermeasures Dispensing Pilot Program.
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To be clear, this bill does not create a new grant program or authorize new funding. It simply ensures that these activities will remain allowable uses under SHSGP and UASI.
As the WMD Commission noted in its report, Mr. Speaker, ``World at Risk,'' it is more likely than not that there will be a weapon of mass destruction used someplace on Earth by a terrorist group before the end of the year 2013, and it's more likely that this weapon will be biological, rather than nuclear.
The expenditures authorized and codified by the bill we are considering today can make a difference in the protection of the public, including emergency responders, in the event of such an attack, and there should be no doubt that grant funding may be used to support them now and in the future.
As the chairman of the Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response and Communications, I consistently find myself in awe of our first responders and the sacrifices that they make on behalf of our public. In the wake of events such as Hurricane Sandy, I am committed to ensuring Congress does all that it can to support those brave men and women, Mr. Speaker.
I am pleased that this legislation is supported by the Emergency Services Coalition on Medical Preparedness, which works to ensure that we protect the protectors.
I reserve the balance of my time.
Mr. BILIRAKIS. Mr. Ranking Member, we'll continue to work on getting that bill passed. I promise you. That's my bill, and we worked very hard. As you said, it was marked up in committee, and we'll continue to advocate on behalf, of course, of the MMRS grant program.
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Everyone… Meet Baby Jonah
This morning, Liz and I met up with Chris and Leslie at Longman & Eagle, in the back at the Off Site Bar (OSB) for their Weekend Donut Shop.
This morning, Liz and I met up with Chris and Leslie at Longman & Eagle, in the back at the Off Site Bar (OSB) for their Weekend Donut Shop.
On Saturday, we had plans to hang out with Ben and Allison for a noon lunch. To our surprise, Chris was also over there when we arrived (he had swung by to play some pinball, as two of his machines are stored out in their garage).
Thankfully, the terms of the bet weren't so complex as to require the use of spitshake.com. The overall wager was very straightforward – at the end of each game, the person with the highest score wins. After all our tokens are done, person with the most wins is the victor. The loser then has to change their Twitter profile to say something about how the other person is the greatest video game player in the world, name-checking the winner using their full name and Twitter handle.
Over the weekend, I ended up catching a ride with Chris and Leslie to the suburbs, where we went to go pick up not one… but two pinball machines that Chris had purchased, out in Hoffman Estates. We got some coffee, a rental van, and headed off to some random guy's basement.
I have to say – these guys definitely know their target audience. The game selection, combined with the music and shows on TV (old episodes of American Gladiators and WWF). The drink menus were kind of spliced into old comic books, and as I ordered… I saw Randy "Macho Man" Savage fighting the Ultimate Warrior on the main TV. The whole place reeked of a certain late 80's and early 90's nostalgia, and it was pretty fantastic.
I remember going to roller skating parties as a kid, but I never really learned how to skate. Maybe I just avoided it entirely, as I have more memories of hanging out in the video arcade sections vs. actually roller skating. Walking inside, and seeing everyone whizzing around on the rink… I felt more than a little nervous.
Chris and I are currently playing Ni No Kuni together, even though it's a single-player game. We take turns, passing over the controls once one person dies.
We ended up taking the Blue Line over to Wicker Park, and got a table at Rodan. Had a few more drinks and some dinner (lots of Ramen on the table), and called it a night around 10PM or so. Apparently, when I'm drunk… I'm really, really interested in smoking cigarettes. Despite some attempts at peer pressure, where I was leaning on AJ and Justin a bit), there was no smoking to be had. Which in hindsight, was a good thing.
The idea came up for multiple people to all get similar full-size t-shirts… and incredibly, people started to order them independently (from The Mountain and Fab). Meagan had the excellent idea that everyone would hang out at a bar together somewhere (karaoke, maybe), and each shirt would slowl be revealed through a series of photos posted onto Flickr or Facebook. With Chris humongo Allison-faced shirt being the last image in the set.
Here's a funny thing about keeping a daily blog for years and years: sometimes, you can pinpoint the exact date when you were last at a restaurant. In terms of going to Manny's, the last time I was here was November 6th, 2003 – a little under nine years ago.
Yesterday morning, Ben was walking around the Product Development team, handing out these mugs to me, Chris and Justin. I forget exactly what prompted this, but I remember Ben making a joke about how he should get these mugs for everyone. A few days ago, apparently… Ben turned a whim into a reality.
On Saturday, we were invited over to Ben and Allison's place to hang out, sink some beers, and a little game we like to call Ballsdurdash.
Hard to believe how much time has passed, but after almost six years… Nattaporn (Bee) is venturing out, starting a new job as a web developer with Charles Schwab.
Bee was very subdued in her exit, and me, Justin and Chris ended up running out to catch her, as she was saying her goodbyes.
On Friday, Justin, Ben, Chris and I met up with Phil for a quick lunch. His new office is closer to the Mart, so we decided on Perry's Deli – an old favorite that many of us hadn't been to in a long while.
A nice thing about our workplace is that oftentimes, when we have a big weekend… we'll end up having a half-day Friday. Our office is officially closed on Monday for memorial day, and we closed the office today at 1:00 PM.


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