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If you want to have easy access to all important sites, it should be ideal for you. It is located right in the centre, 5 minutes to both Wenceslas and Old Town Squares and their shops and monuments. Also if you like to visit cultural performances, then world-renowned Laterna Magika Theatre and National Theatre are located just a few steps away.
In the New Year's Eve and Easter period a minimum stay is 4 nights.
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All ok ... full satisfaction ......apartment need a restyling but is large( 2 rooms 2 bathro and kitchen ) and near all service and central prague ... Jan the owner was very kind and speak more languages ... thanks Jan ....
On the Hand, The flat was located well, right in the centre of prague.
The restaurants and Bars near the flat delivered great food and nice Drinks. Furthermore the beer in czech is out of this World.
On the other hand the owner of the flat does not Seem to be the Person you can see on his WIMDU profile picture and his english is quite Bad too.
But all in all we had a great time in prague. Next time we will probably stay in a different appartment..
Great apartment and great service. I will most likely stay here again in the future.
In general, the house is normal, located in the centre of Praha. The heating system is not working well. One of two toilets is not working.
The house was clean, near to the city center and big. Maybe the kitchen was a little bit small.
The localitation is absoluty perfect. I would repeat
Nice apartment for shot time in Prague. It's very close to downtown and convenient to stay with family.Apartment is according to its price.
Thank you Jan.
Jan is a friendly serviceminded man when you get in contact with him but it was difficult to get in contact by sms/mail.You had to make a call and then you don´t speak to Jan himself. Hope they do something about that.
The bed was a bit broken.
/Marcus Sweden
Jan is super nice. The location of the apartment is also very good to explore the city, also a metro station nearby.
The apartment itself was already written enough, because you should not expect too much. But is in the equipment there was everything you need for a short stay.
In the apartment smoking is allowed, would therefore go in with any toddler.
The value for money is quite alright :)
Regards January!
Jan ist super nett. Die Lage der Wohnung ist auch sehr gut um die Stadt zu erkunden, auch eine U-Bahn Station in der Nähe.
Zu der Wohnung selber wurde schon genug geschrieben, da sollte man nicht Zuviel erwarten. Ist aber in der Ausstattung alles da was man für einen kurzen Aufenthalt braucht.
In der Wohnung darf geraucht werden, würde deswegen mit keinem Kleinkind rein gehen.
Das Preisleistungsverhältnis ist schon ganz in Ordnung :)
Viele Grüße Jan!
Functional studio, quiet, very bright and well located near Wenceslas Square close to the National Opera and the Museum subway station.
For cons, the owner never bothered to respond to our request (only one towel to 12 days per person .... one pillow ...).
End of stay for the appointment of the keys, the person did not come ... we left the keys in the letterbox.
Studio fonctionnel, calme, très lumineux et bien situé près de la place Venceslas à deux pas de l'Opéra National et de la station de métro Muséum .
Par contre, le propriétaire n'a jamais daigné répondre à notre sollicitation ( une seule serviette pour 12 jours par personne....un seul oreiller...).
En fin de séjour, pour le RDV de la remise des clés , la personne n'est pas venue...nous avons laissé les clés dans la boîte au lettres.
Those who do not have many expectations of the accommodation can not be disappointed. The price-performance ratio is super. The property is centrally located and only 5 min from Wenceslas Square and the railway station. For the price you should adjust its expectations regarding the accommodation accordingly. (Z. B. both bathrooms not lockable).
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How to Say Good Morning, Good Night, and Good Day in Hebrew
Want to say Good Morning, Good Night, and/or Good Day in Hebrew? Here's how!
1Good Morning: "Good Morning" is "Boker Tov" which is pronounced "Bok-ehr To-v"
2Good Afternoon: "Good Afternoon" is "Tzaraiim Tovim" which is pronounced "Tz-ah-rai-eem Toe-veem"
3Good Night: "Good Night" is "Laila Tov" which is pronounced "Lai-luh Toh-v"
4Good Day: "Good Day" is "Yom Tov" which is pronounced "Yo-m Toe-v". You should be aware though that saying Yom Tov in certain contexts can get confusing, as it is also means "a holiday where observant Jews are prohibited from doing the 31 categories of things" which includes using electricity, cooking, etc.
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My princess watching country music superstar, Brad Paisley---probably not a great idea to end up on national TV and in 2 newspapers when you're playing hookie! Ahhhh, she's young!
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TurnStyle Music Group would like to invite you to display your talents in New York City for our #ChooseInterestingMusic Concert Series sponsored by Grolsch!
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) -- A large shrimp boat that had capsized at a dock on the Wilmington River has been raised.
The Savannah Morning News (http://bit.ly/MUCNfp ) reports that crews raised the 70-foot-long Capt Van on Sunday. It had capsized at the dock of Thunderbolt Fisherman Seafood on July 2. Company owner Frank Dubberly says the boat's owner has not been seen since shortly after it capsized. He said the dock will need some repairs, but he's glad to have it back in business.
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October 15, 2010
You may be happy to hear that the Jewish Tribune, whose future a few weeks ago seemed parlous, is still around - and still biting.
Here is its veteran columnist Ben Yitzchok, in the latest issue, taking a potshot at the Chief Rabbi over his Rosh Hashanah broadcast:
"During the debate Lord Sacks was asked by one of the critics whether he could be certain of Hashem's existence," he wrote.
"This simple question should have been answered with an unequivocal YES: but unfortunately he blundered into a definition which is certainly not rooted in the Ani Maamin [I believe] of the Rambam's Thirteen Principles of Faith which is the only defintiive code of our Emunah [Faith] in the Ribono Shel Olam [Master of the Universe]."
The Chief Rabbi had been asked by Howard Jacobson in the programme if he could be sure that there was a God. Lord Sacks had responeded: "I believe faith isn't certainty. Faith is the courage to live with uncertainty. Judaism is a refusal to give way to despair. And that's why I stake my life that the call God gave us at the beginning of history was the call worth following."


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Gardeners who follow official advice to install a water butt to conserve water could be increasing the risk of mosquitoes transmitting potentially deadly diseases like malaria and West Nile Virus, a study has found.
Water butts in urban gardens were found to contain many more mosquito larvae than rural gardens.
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Book your room at 1801 First
Get an overview of this hotelRomantic bed & breakfast with free breakfast and spa services
Situated in Napa, this romantic bed & breakfast is within a 10-minute walk of Quent Cordair Fine Art Gallery, Uptown Theater, and Napa Opera House. Oxbow Public Market and Riverbend Plaza are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Along with spa services, this bed & breakfast has concierge services and dry cleaning. Free continental breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free manager's reception. Additionally, tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and ATM/banking services are onsite.
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All 8 rooms boast fireplaces and offer Egyptian cotton sheets and TVs. Guests will also find down comforters, hair dryers, and ironing boards.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
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A complimentary breakfast and manager's reception are offered (may not be available daily). High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This romantic bed & breakfast also offers spa services, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- Number of floors - 2
- Spa services on site
- Total number of rooms - 8
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- Year Built 1903
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Agricultural information exchange and organizational ties: The effect of network topology on managing agrodiversity
Increasing agricultural diversity, particularly perennial based agroforestry systems, is re-emerging as a mechanism for ecological and economic benefits through the mitigation of environmental risks. By and large, rural producer social networks are important to the exchange of information on such complex systems and associated agrarian management practices. These information networks are not restricted to producers as other agrarian-based organizations are active within the larger agricultural innovation system. However, little is known about the effects of such organizational ties on the emergent properties of producer network structures, which play a critical role in the successful exchange of complex agrarian information and the adoption of management practices that result in higher agrodiversity. Accordingly, this study investigates information network structures within the agrarian environment in order to understand the barriers to, and development of, effective farm management, specifically the management of agrodiversity. Network data was collected from producers in two geographically separate areas in the economically important cocoa (Theobroma cacao) growing region of Ghana [Site A, located close to an urban centre, had high frequency of contact with agro-environmental organizations and Site B, in a remote location, had a low frequency of contact] on the exchange of agroforestry management practices. Results showed that although 31% of producers in Site A relied exclusively on fellow producers for agroecological information, the majority of producers formed ties to one or more of the rural organizations operating within these communities. And producers with greater access to organizations were situated in agrarian information networks with lower density, thus more diffuse networks. Furthermore, producers with ties to organizations were likely to be positioned in more efficient information networks as identified by a low level of redundant ties and this efficiency was positively correlated to higher reported on-farm agrodiversity. The success of information exchange on agro-environmental practices, such as managing agrodiversity, within producer networks may be distinctly coupled with the presence of organizational ties. Unlike common-pooled resources that may require highly dense networks for trust-based collective action, diverse agricultural systems that are innovation driven arguably require diffuse networks for efficient exchange of complex information. Policy that promotes appropriate network structures for the exchange of such information is strategic for persistent cocoa production systems. This study provides further evidence of the role of information networks on the exchange and practice of innovation in agricultural systems, particularly in developing country agriculture.
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|Natasha Alexandra Domínguez Boscán
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|Elite Model Look Venezuela 2006 (finalist)
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Natasha Alexandra Domínguez Boscán, is a Venezuelan model, was born in Caracas, Venezuela on March 26, 1990. She was one of the finalists in the Elite Model Look Venezuela 2006 pageant, held in Caracas, Venezuela, on October 10, 2006.[1] Domínguez was represented the Sucre state in the Miss Venezuela 2008 pageant, on September 10, 2008, and won the title of 1st runner up.[2][3]
She represented Venezuela in the Reinado Internacional del Café 2009, in Manizales, Colombia, on January 10, 2009, and won the title of 2nd runner up.[4]
She started her acting career with Telemundo in 2012, representing "Anita" in "El Rostro de la Venganza". She also participated in Grachi the third season as Maggie.
- Grachi (2012) - Maggie - Nickelodeon
- El Rostro de la Venganza (2012) - Anita - Telemundo
- Marido en Alquiler (2013) - Diosa - Telemundo
- Demente Criminal (2014) - Marcela Celaya - Venevision
- Voltea Pa' Que Te Enamores (2014) - Felicia Amezcua - Venevision-Univision
- ^ Elite Model Look Venezuela 2006
- ^ "Las bandas de Miss Venezuela ya tienen nombre". El Universal. Retrieved 2008-07-30.
- ^ "Miss Trujillo Stefanía Fernández fue electa Miss Venezuela 2008". El Universal. Retrieved 2008-09-10.
- ^ "Natasha Domínguez… ¡para sorprendernos!". Miss Venezuela. Retrieved 2008-12-12.
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- Miss Venezuela Official Website
- Miss Venezuela La Nueva Era MB
- Natasha Domínguez, Miss Venezuela para Reinado Int del Café 2009
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You cannot hold on to anything good. You must be continually giving - and getting. You cannot hold on to your seed. You must sow it - and reap anew. You cannot hold on to riches. You must use them and get other riches in return.
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One might as well try to ride two horses moving in different directions, as to try to maintain in equal force two opposing or contradictory sets of desires.
One comes to believe whatever one repeats to oneself sufficiently often, whether the statement be true or false. It comes to be the dominating thought in one's mind.
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CARLSBAD, Calif. -- Blue skies, warm sunshine. Except for La Costa Resort being partially submerged by overnight rain, it would have been a perfect day for golf at the Match Play Championship.
Instead, tournament officials had no choice but to postpone the second round Thursday, setting up a marathon finish of 36 holes a day for the guy eventually holding the $1.2 million check.
"It was pretty comical to look out across the golf course and see what it looks like right now," David Toms said.
He wasn't sure he was looking at La Costa.
Creeks turned into raging streams.
Lakes covered the fairways, making it impossible to even walk to the green.
The lay-up area on the par-5 18th, where Tiger Woods survived his scare from John Rollins, was under water.
"The main concern is the casual water in the fairway," said Mike Shea, senior rules director for the PGA Tour.
The nearest point of relief appeared to be Palm Springs.
The golf course received 11/4 inches of rain Sunday night, and La Costa does not drain very well. Add the 13/4 inches of rain that fell overnight, and it was unplayable.
"We just couldn't play the game properly," Shea said.
The forecast is considerably brighter, and Shea said he expected the tournament to be back on schedule by the end of play Friday.
The 16 second-round matches are scheduled to begin at 7 a.m. Friday from the 1st and 10th tees, followed by eight third-round matches in the afternoon.
The quarterfinals and semifinals will be played Saturday, as usual.
Shaun Micheel was glad that officials did not start the second-round matches without being certain they could finish.
"That would be such a momentum-killer," Micheel said. "And momentum plays a big role in match play."
The only difference could be conditioning -- by the players, not just the course.
Most of the 32 players remaining are in good enough shape to walk 36 holes in one day -- especially since they're not carrying their own bags -- but Micheel said it could become a mental test late Friday afternoon.
"I think you'll start to see some loose shots by the end of the day," he said.
Woods, the defending champion, birdied his final two holes for a 1-up victory Thursday. Next up is Trevor Immelman of South Africa.
"I'm relaxed," Immelman said. "I have a lot of respect for Tiger and for everything he has achieved in the game. I'm just going to go out there and give it my best shot and see what happens.
"I don't think it's going to make or break my career. I'm 24 years old. Hopefully, I'm going to be around for a long time competing in tournaments like this."
Woods got an extra day of practice, and headed to the range Thursday afternoon.
Toms is coming off surgery to remove bone spurs from his left wrist, and this is only his second tournament of the year. He would prefer to play instead of practice, but he had no choice.
"I want to stay sharp. I needed to play golf today," he said. "I don't need to be out beating a bunch of balls."
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The animal is said to have astounded visitors to the Barton Hill Animal Centre near Kentchurch, Herefordshire, by clambering through tunnels, shaking hands by "giving his trotter" and performing a figure of eight on demand.
Called Sue after a mix-up saw him castrated, the pig is described by his owner Wendy Scudamore as being as intelligent as any dog.
"Sue has not done any sheepdog training, but he does a lot of things and I imagine he would be trainable as a sheepdog," she said.
"He certainly does a dog agility course without any trouble.
"He twists and turns in both directions, he gives his trotter and he does cones, the tunnel and ramps.
"Everybody is always amazed, but personally I'm not because I have kept pigs for years and I know they really want to learn."
Mrs Scudamore said that Sue may be entered in a sheep agility event at a forthcoming agricultural show, but she stressed that she would not train him to follow the path trodden by Babe in the 1995 film.
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Last year, CBR did something unusual during Comic-Con International in San Diego -- we rented a 42â yacht and lived and worked off the boat! Can you think of a better setting than beautiful San Diego Harbor? Throughout Comic-Con, we conducted video interviews with a variety of comics creators, film actors and other industry professionals. The experience was such a hit with fans and guests, we've naturally decided to bring the CBR Boat Show back for a second year!
Yup, itâs the CBR Yacht!
This year, the CBR Boat Show evolves in a number of ways. The entire show will be filmed in high definition, and weâve invested in a number of bells and whistles to improve the overall quality of the show, with multiple video interviews to be pubished daily. And most auspiciously, the CBR Boat Show launches what will be a new regular feature to come on CBR: CBR TV!
Weâve already set up interviews with a number of top talents, including some surprise guests from Hollywood, but weâre still booking interviews. If youâre a publicist whoâd like to pitch a visit from your talent, or a comics writer or artist with a big announcement youâd like to push in a unique way during Comic-Con, drop us an email or call 323-306-0636 ext. 101.
The CBR Boat Show will be a very exciting addition to CBRâs full coverage of Comic-Con International, taking place July 23 - 28 in San Diego. The CBR Boat Show is sponsored by Radical Publishing. Look for more news about CBRâs coverage of Comic-Con International in the coming weeks!
Hope to see you there!
Jonah Weiland
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In each of these, there's a pop up in the footer for this newsletter. I want there to be two separate lists generated from it in the backend. Is this possible? Can I duplicate the plugin and change some parts of it so that there is a separate tab for each in the backend which the client can go between and manage each list separately?
Ideally, there'd just be the name and email input fields (same on both sides of site), with a check box beneath to sign up for one or both lists.. but if that's more complex then just having one show on one side of the site and the other show on the other side should be fine.
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|Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (17), Classifications (7), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
In analytical chemistry, liquid and gas chromatography techniques have become important tools in the identification of chemical sample components. The basic principle underlying all chromatographic techniques is the separation of a sample chemical mixture into individual components by transporting the mixture in moving fluid through a retentive media. The moving fluid is called the mobile phase and the retentive media is the stationary phase. One of the differences between liquid and gas chromatography is that the mobile phase is either a liquid or gas, respectively.
In a gas chromatograph ("GC"), a supply of inert carrier gas(mobile phase) is continually passed as a stream through a heated column containing porous media coated with the sorptive stationary phase. Alternatively, a GC column comprises a hollow capillary tube having an inner diameter of from 50 to several hundred microns. A sample of the subject mixture is injected into the mobile phase stream and passed through the column. As the subject mixture passes through the column, components of the sample adhere at differential rates to the wall of the capillary tube or the sorptive media. Separation is due primarily to differences in the adhesion characteristics of the sample's active components with respect to the column. A detector, positioned at the outlet end of the column, detects each of the separated components as it exits the column.
The analytical choice between liquid and gas chromatography techniques is largely dependent on the molecular weight of the components being analyzed. Liquid chromatography can analyze much heavier compounds than gas chromatography. However, gas chromatography detection techniques are more sensitive and therefore generally preferred.
The accuracy of any analysis performed by a GC is dependent upon an accurate knowledge of the amount of carrier gas and sample gas flowing into and through the GC. Systems having valves and flow sensors for measuring the flow rate of the carrier gas, the flow rate of the sample, and the pressure of both are known. One GC having such valves and sensors is described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,948,389.
Although the flow and pressure sensors can be calibrated, long term drift can degrade the accuracy of both these sensors over time. All attempts to reduce the sensitivity of the flow and pressure sensors to the effects of long term drift have been unsuccessful. The problem is almost certainly related to the basic process and materials used to fabricate the sensors. The problem of sensor degradation over time has not been solved in the known art.
The present invention comprises a method for adjusting for the effects of long term drift in flow and pressure sensors so that the accuracy of the GC's measurements is maintained. The method does not entail the addition of any apparatus to the GC and does not impact the user of the GC in any appreciable fashion.
At a convenient time, either before or after operation of the GC, or whenever the GC is in a known, non-running state, the inlet valve is shut for a period of several seconds. During this "off" time, the output of the flow sensor is measured. If the current offset value, which is initially the factory calibrated offset, is not exceeded by the newly measured offset value by a predetermined amount, the current offset value is kept. If the newly measured value does exceed the current offset value by the predetermined amount, the new measurement replaces the current offset value.
The pressure sensor is calibrated by isolating it from the flow of sample and carrier gas. The pressure sensor is then vented to ambient atmospheric pressure. Measuring the reading of the sensor in this condition generates an offset value.
These methods of recalibrating the flow and pressure sensors on an ongoing basis eliminate the effects of flow and pressure sensor degradation over time for users that are operating their GC at temperatures significantly different from the temperatures experienced by the GC during factory calibration. The method does not require new hardware and renders the GC essentially insensitive to shifts in the flow sensor.
The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the figures listed.
FIG. 1 is a simplified schematic representation of a preferred embodiment of a gas chromatograph analysis system constructed according to the teachings of the present invention;
FIG. 2 illustrates a first embodiment of the input side of a GC embodying the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a flow chart illustrating the method of correcting the flow sensor drift.
In a gas chromatographic analysis, an inert carrier gas is passed through a temperature-controlled column which contains a stationary phase in the form of porous sorptive media, or through a hollow capillary tube having an inner diameter in the range of fifty to a few hundred microns coated with the stationary phase. A sample of the subject mixture is injected into the carder gas stream and passed through the column. As the subject mixture passes through the column, it adheres more or less strongly to the column. Separation is due primarily to differences in the adhesion of each sample component in the mobile phase to the stationary phase. These differences are also a function of the temperature of the column. A detector, positioned at the outlet end of the column, detects each of the separated components contained in the carrier fluid as it exits the column.
The preferred embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is a gas chromatograph analytical system 10A arranged in a forward pressure regulated configuration, which is amenable for use with so-called cool on-column, packed, and large bore (i.e., about 530 micron) direct techniques. In order to perform a chromatographic separation of a given sample compound, a sample 11 is injected into a fluid by means of an injection port 12. The carrier gas is supplied to injection port 12 from a source through a fluid flow controller preferably in the form of valve 14. The operation of the flow controller serves to control the pressure and/or the volumetric flow rate of the carder gas in the GC system. The carrier gas may comprise one or more component gasses such as hydrogen, nitrogen, or helium, depending on the chromatographic separation being performed.
A plurality of transducers generate sense signals representative of actual operating conditions for use in the control system. Preferably, one sensed parameter is the inlet pressure of the carrier gas provided to injection port 12. This inlet pressure sense signal is provided by an inlet pressure sensor 16 to interface 42. The signal is then provided to processor 40, which in turn provides a control signal to valve 14. Operation of valve 14 then regulates the pressure of the carrier gas in response to the control signal. The particular designs of valve 14 and pressure sensor 16 are not critical herein and both are commercially available.
Injection port 12 provides a portion of the sample/carrier gas mixture to a separation column 18, with the remainder passing through a non-analyzed output 20. The flow exiting as non-analyzed output is known as the septum purge flow. By maintaining a relatively constant purge flow through a downstream-referenced flow controller 22, it is possible to minimize "false" peaks from the injection port septum(not shown) and also minimize air diffusion into column 18. Column 18 is positioned within a temperature-controlled thermal chamber or oven 24. Oven 24 preferably includes heating unit 26 and temperature sensor 28. In order to ensure that the temperature within oven 24 is at a desired level, temperature sensor 28 generates a temperature signal which is provided to interface 42 and processor 40. Heating unit 26 maintains controlled temperature in oven 24 in response to the control signal generated by processor 40. The carrier gas/sample combination passing through column 18 is thereby exposed to a temperature profile resulting from the operation of heater 26 within oven 24. Typically, the temperature in oven 24 is controlled according to a selected program so that sample 11 separates into its components.
As the carrier gas containing the sample exits column 18, the presence of one or more sample constituent components is detected by detector 30. Detector 30 can be any of the GC detectors known in the art, so long as it is capable of determining at least one physiochemical property of the carrier fluid which exits column 18. The term "detector" includes a wide variety of useful chromatographic detectors, such as flame ionization detectors, photoionization detectors, nitrogen phosphorous detectors, flame photometric detectors, thermal conductivity detectors, atomic emission detectors, electrolytic conductivity detectors, and electron capture detectors. Mass spectral detectors and infrared spectral detectors are also known.
Another transducer in the form of absolute ambient pressure sensor 29 provides a signal representative of the ambient barometric pressure at the outlet to interface 42 and processor 40. The sense signal may be considered for the purposes of the invention to also represent the column outlet pressure referenced to absolute pressure. A suitable absolute pressure transducer 29 may be constructed with a diaphragm mounted across a volume that contains a vacuum, whereby the transducer provides a signal representative of the pressure differential across the diaphragm.
The pressure of the carrier gas can also be regulated according to a back pressure mode, wherein valve 14 regulates pressure sensed in the region located upstream from the valve.
Depending upon the particular choice of detector 30, the preferred embodiments may also include means for providing support gas to the detector. The support gas may comprise one or more component gasses such as hydrogen, nitrogen, helium, air or oxygen, depending upon the detector employed. The pressure of the support gas entering detector 30 is sensed by transducer 38 to provide another signal representative of that operating condition parameter to interface 42 and processor 40. The pressure of the support gas is then controlled by valve 36 in response to an appropriate signal through interface 42 from the processor 40. Suitable support gas sources, valves, and transducers, along with related apparatus not shown, may be selected as known in the art.
FIG. 2 shows further detail of input valve 14 and pressure sensor 16. As shown in FIG. 2, the input apparatus further comprises three way valve 51 and flow sensor 53. In this embodiment, input valve 14 is comprised of first and second input valves 55 and 57, respectively. Pressure sensor 16 is coupled to both first and second input valves 55 and 57. Electronic control line 59 couples flow sensor 53 and valve 55. By closing and opening three way valve 51, flow can be directed either through or away from flow sensor 53. Valve 51 can establish a no flow condition through the flow sensor while flow is maintained in the column and purge regulator.
In a Split/Splitless mode of operation, flow control is required only during injection of the sample when the total flow is used to establish the split ratio, which is the ratio of the total sample to the sample that actual goes through the sample column. In the splitless mode, valve 57 is shut. Valve 55 is under the control of pressure sensor 16(Forward Pressure Control). At this time, flow can be directed away from flow sensor 53 so that its drift correction can be determined. At some time before a sample is injected, the Split mode of operation is entered. Three way valve 51 directs gas flow through the flow sensor. Valve 55 is then controlled by flow sensor 53. At the same time, valve 57 is under the control of pressure sensor 16(Back Pressure Control). After some time is allowed for flow equilibrium to be established, injection of the sample begins. After the injection of the sample, splitless mode operation recommences. Valve 55 is again placed under pressure sensor 16's control. Valve 57 is shut and flow is directed away from flow sensor 53.
If the GC has a purge pack inlet and operates as a capillary inlet, flow control may not be required. Pressure control can be used and the flow sensor acts as an indicator. No flow sensor would be required for on-column injection.
By using a flow sensor with fast response time, the null offset of the sensor can be measured and compensated continuously during a GC run. Flow control stability is enhanced with a two cycle process. During the calibration cycle, flow is directed away from the flow sensor, the sensor output is measured and the null offset reading is used to establish a new flow base line. In a flow measurement cycle, flow is directed through the flow sensor, the flow sensor output is measured and the null offset measured previously is subtracted from it. As this can be performed several times a second, the flow sensors drift can be continually compensated. This has the incidental effect of effectively compensating for temperature effects on the GC's analysis, as the GC is being continually reset during operation.
To determine the flow sensor drift correction, the present invention begins by setting three way valve 51 so that all gas flow through flow sensor 53 is stopped(step 101, FIG. 3). After a predetermined period of time has elapsed(step 103, FIG. 3), a reading is taken from the flow sensor(step 105, FIG. 3). This reading is compared with a predetermined flow sensor offset(step 107, FIG. 3). This predetermined value may be measured at the factory or during the GC's first use. If the reading exceeds the predetermined value by a threshold amount, the new reading replaces the predetermined sensor offset and operation and analysis continues therefrom(step 109, FIG. 3). Otherwise, the predetermined value continues to be used.
Correcting the drift of the pressure sensor first requires that the pressure sensor be vented to ambient pressure. The reading of the pressure sensor at ambient air pressure is then used as the pressure sensor drift correction value as needed.
Determining the drift correction of both the flow and pressure sensor can occur at any time that the GC is not being used to analyze a sample. At the user's option, it can occur once every time the machine is turned on, once each time a sample is analyzed, or at any other rate the user desires.
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A wonderful French Restaurant hidden in rural Illinois.
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Located just outside of the small village of West Salem, Illinois, Homestead Vineyards offers a beautiful outdoor area for their clients. Homestead Vineyard may offer the largest selection of fruit wines in the area and frequently hosts great live music. If you like to visit wineries, and enjoy drinking excellent tasting wines; please put Homestead Winery on your list.
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Circa 1963 in the small Southern Illinois town of St. Francisville, Black Jewell Popcorn began growing and selling a unique and proprietary strain of black kernel popcorn. It pops snow white and virtually free of hulls. We are a family-owned company, and we're passionate about and committed to the high quality of popcorns we provide our customers. We believe in the healthy 100% natural grain goodness of our Black Jewell popcorn.
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We are not your ordinary coffee house, you'll never know what's brewin! In this fast paced world we live in, sometimes we forget how to just have some joy and how to smile. It's not a vacation retreat, but it's a great place to feel pampered, listen to the fountains and light instrumental music, sit on the patio and drink some created coffees, teas, or smoothies. You can read some of our books, play games, use a headset and listen to music, or even make and appointment for a hair cut! We might even break out into song from time to time! We serve Q's (wonder what they are?), salad wraps, great cinnamon rolls, cheesecake and Big cookies. We only cook up so much, so don't miss out on what we may create!
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Mi Casita Mexican Restaurant
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Located in downtown Palestine, we're a small town family restaurant featuring great home cooking.
King Buffet in Mt. Carmel
Located on 4th street in Mt. Carmel, all varities of Chinese delicacies are available.
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Homestyle cafe offering full menu.
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Hogg Heaven BBQ
Hogg Heaven offers all the famous BBQ that you can find at "Ribberfest" all year long.
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El Rancherito - Olney
Authentic Mexican delicacies, your favorites, and a children's menu with American favorites.
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Restaurant offers a full lunch and dinner menu in a sports-oriented atmosphere. Special, live entertainment and limo service.
Old fashioned drive-in restaurant - open seasonally May-Oct.
Ophelia's Cup
A unique gourmet espresso cafe'. Deli items and desserts.
Fine dining in a relaxed atmosphere. Full menu.
Joe's Italian Foods
Full Italian menu.
The Holiday
Restaurant at the hotel, seven days a week. A large selection of breakfast and lunch entrees. Check out our website.
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Johnny Bob Bruce, 58, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2002. Golden Gate Mortuary, 1416 N. Hughes.
Margaret Eddleman, 64, of Corpus Christi, formerly of Claude died Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2002. Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors.
Frances Moore, 93, of Claude died Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2002. Schooler Funeral Home Armstrong Chapel.
Lennie R. Mullins, 92, of Sunray died Thursday, Jan. 31, 2002. Morrison Funeral Directors.
Zaann Seaman, 52, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2002. Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors, Memorial Chapel, Fifth Avenue and Pierce Street.
Charles E. Shorten, 51, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 31, 2002. Warford-Walker Mortuary, 509 N. Hughes.
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Sherri Childers Allen, 41, of Vega. Services at 10 a.m. at W.W. Rix Chapel. Burial at 3 p.m. in Llano Cemetery in Amarillo.
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Texas Democratic Nomination prediction
Polls show that things are close but given Obama's run of wins has included majority support from women and white men it's hard to see how the Hispanic supporters of Clinton will be able to make up the difference.
McCain v Obama will certainly be an interesting contest.
Will people support the grouchy, old man with a heap of experience or the elegant new-comer who preaches hope and change?
Betting markets have Obama as odds on favourite over McCain.
One last comment - the fact that Obama is getting such a large percentage of the white male vote puts to bed the notion that America is a racist society.
(Nothing Follows)
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- Ellen K said...
I agree. In fact many Republicans such as myself are voting for Obama just to make sure that Hillary doesn't get the nod. At least Obama is a fairly transparent liberal. I would rather have his Carter-like self righteousness than Hillary's outright duplicity. As for McCain, he wasn't my pick. I still don't like him. And I am very unhappy that the media ignored other more qualified candidates just to push his cause. So since my vote won't matter a lick in the Republican primary, I might as well vote in the Democrat one. Who knows, maybe I will go to the precinct meeting and end up being a delegate. It's going to be a floor fight in Denver, and it should be high drama along with adject humor.
- 22 Feb. 2008, 3:04:00 pm
It's entirely possible that the white males are voting for B. Hussein Obama for the simple reason that she reminds them of their worst nightmare of a nagging wife. [nasal intonation] TAKE OUT THE GAAAAARBAGE!
It remains to be seen how many Reagan Democrats stick with him.
- 23 Feb. 2008, 11:07:00 am
- Darren said...
You're being facetious about the myth or racist American society, right? *Nothing*, not even a black President, is going to get rid of that one. It's too valuable to too many people.
- 25 Feb. 2008, 5:48:00 am


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28 May 2013Dark Descent
A bereavement counsellor maintains a seemingly normal family and marital life and while pretending to work on a support hotline at night, instead goes out and commits meticulously well planned murders on adult women.
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Having killed Sarah, Spector ritually bathes her and paints her nails, snips off a lock of her hair and takes a necklace. Later he masturbates over film he has taken of her corpse. Stella refuses to speak to local reporter Ned Callan as to her involvement in the Monroe case. Afterwards, she has meaningless sex with young police sergeant James Olson. Next day she is angry to see that Callan has written an article about her arrival in Belfast. She is then called out to the murder scene of Sarah and asks to take over the investigation. She learns from the pathologist ...
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DCI Eastwood tells Burns that he took a call on Olson's phone which was made at a hotel by rogue cop Rob Breedlove, whom they link to Aaron Monroe, his businessman father Morgan and a prostitution racket. When quizzed about it Breedlove kills himself but Burns confronts Morgan Monroe with his findings. Spector is censured by his boss for making an impromptu and empathetic house call to his client Liz Tyler, a battered wife whose husband James has complained about him. However Spector ensures that Liz goes to a refuge whilst arranging for her husband's arrest. Spector ...
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Skip to comments.Plan to divide California into 6 states advances
Posted on 02/22/2014 1:32:05 AM PST by kingattax
California has reached the breaking point, says Tim Draper. The Silicon Valley venture capitalist is pushing a proposal to crack the nation's most populous state into smaller pieces six of them.
California has grown so big, so inefficient, it's essentially ungovernable, according to a ballot initiative that could reach voters as early as November.
It has to go, he says.
"Vast parts of our state are poorly served by a representative government," according to Draper's plan, which cleared a key government hurdle this week, part of the process to qualify for the ballot. California residents "would be better served by six smaller state governments."
In an interview Thursday, Draper said he has seen a state once regarded as a model slide into decline many public schools are troubled, transportation, water and other infrastructure systems are overmatched and outdated, spending on prisons has soared.
A group of states could change that, he said, competing and cooperating with each other.
Without change "it will get worse," he warned. "California is not working."
(Excerpt) Read more at news.yahoo.com ...
Never happen.
Congress will not approve it.
Going from 2 Senators to 12?
I don't think so, Tim.
"Vast parts of our state are poorly served by a representative government,"
Any gov of leftists will be a disaster, regardless of how large an area or how many people live in that area.
12 more democrat senators. NO THANKS.
How about push for conservative candidates instead? Throw all your money behind that. Then you will see real change.
Not out of Draper. He put his money behind Obama in 2008 and never looked back. And that was after his association with Dubya too.
Actually no. It wouldn't, except for very short term.
The media, the education system, and all that is so horribly compromised that the state would revert back to leftist norm within one election cycle, at the very least.
This might get me in trouble, but heck, gonna say it anyway.
There is no peaceful solution anymore. The destructionists have been given too much for too long and there's no taking it back by reasonable means.
I would say this. If they could get enough votes from the whole state and get this passed....then it would create a tide of interest in twenty other states (New York state already talks of interest, as does Colorado, Maryland, plus Florida and Arizona both could generate enough interest to split into two states each).
The point is...several states are bundled up now for failure of a massive type. Because of the political divisions now....lack of general agreement...and state lobbyists...division is the only practical answer left.
My suggestion would be...allow the six states of California to go forward (if they vote for such), with a five-year implementation period, and allow other states to meet the same five-year window period.
We could be talking of eleven states arriving, with twenty-two new Senators. If you think the Senate is a failure today with one-hundred senators.....just toss another twenty-two on top of that.
I will add this...if there ever was an opportunity for a third party...it'd be with three or four new states appearing with Tea Party or Independent Senators.
This would also have an effect on the Electoral College....making California more questionable. At least half of the new California states would be Republican-leaning (my belief).
Nope, this will never happen. Not with the current rules. Too bad the Founders didn't make it easier.
So instead of f***ing up one big state, the same people will f*** up six smalller states.
Great idea.
If southern Oregon and norther California could ever become Jefferson, I would move there. I love living in Oregon, but the libtards run everything.
Uh, so-called conservatives hold a majority in the House. What have they been waiting for?
Here's an easier reset. Socialist legislators could sign a Declaration of Dependence with their socialist, low-information and FSA voters, deceased voters and fascist/corrupt businessmen. Then they could tax and harass each other into prosperity. The rest of the citizens could have most of their taxes eliminated and they would be left to enjoy their productive lives. (maybe that would require some physical separation)
The best thing that could happen is the country divided into 100 to 200 states, and having States Rights... taking power away from our Central Government.
Won't happen, but that would be the best solution... we'd have massive competition, cross border tax advantages would grow like crazy, and it would be interesting to see what corrections could be made to deal with the out of control abuse of the 10th amendment.
Part of a plan to retroactively make Obunga correct regarding 57 States. Which includes splitting NY into 3, Texas into 4, merging RI and CT and also DE with MD.....I'm getting confused as to what else....
I might consider it, if the seventeenth amendment was nullified. It is unconstitutional in my mind to on the one hand change from state legislature elected Senators, with a directed six year term, to direct elected representatives, and not change the term of office to reflect what the Constitution directs for representatives. That would be two years.
Nullifying the amendment would then place recall of Senators back on the table as well as turn their primary interest from representing, to guarding the interest of the sovereign state from which they are sent, and if they refuse to do so they are able to be immediately recalled. The issue would be what states would go along with nullification. Perhaps only red and only a portion of those.
Give West Camden (formerly known as Philthadelphia) to the People's Republic of New Jersey.
Both states will be improved.
What will remain is the same the most prosperous of them will still be paying for the entitled
They should not carve California into 6 different states.
They should carve it off of the United States.....PERIOD!
It sounds to me like they're trying to Balkanize California: put the white moonbats in one section, put the Hispanics in one section, put the blacks in one section, and put the Asians in one section. But that doesn't work in America, because we're all so totally assimilated. We all interact with each other, and we all like each other. And we all have the opportunity for upward mobility. One of my friends at school once told me that his great-grandfather helped to build the Golden Gate Bridge, way back in the bad old days when they were importing cheap slave labor from China. Now his family owns a popular oriental restaurant in central Florida, and he is the second generation of his family to go to college. I can relate in a way. I am black, and the Civil Rights era of the 1960's was brutal for my grandparents. But it was an unstoppable juggernaut that no evil racists politician could stand in the way of. Did you know that there was once a "law of the land" that made it illegal to teach black people how to read? Even back then they knew that knowledge is power.
Declaration of Dependence
oooooh that is good, I can see it, but it would need to be financed by taxpayers, and if nothing else brought sanity to the idea you balance a budget and don't spend your way into prosperity, this idea would in short order.
Those on the payer side would revolt, or as you put it, necessarily be physically separate actually perhaps physically surround the others so none escape the results of their Declaration, which would be instant uncivil war.
No one desires uncivil war, but why involve the party that knows the value of money, work, property, and human rights. Let the other party hash that out, and then maybe we can get on with life as it once was.
It seems on the face of it that this involves primarily cities/cesspools, vs those who produce and or provide the food and water that sustains them. It is unfortunated that many good folks live within the boundaries of said cities because of employment.
Great idea, and deserves more thought.
Don't know how after reading and rereading that unfortunated escaped.
"Never happen. Congress will not approve it."
Then, whether red or blue "states", maybe they should opt to just stay out. Given how things are today, why stay in?
It could almost be a good thing but ONLY under the condition that 5 other states get absorbed so that we stayed at 50. RI, DE, VT, CT, NH.
We would lose the potentially conservative NH, but gain a likely conservative East CA state.
One criteria must be met before any of this happens. The initial balance of senators will have to be maintained; six Dems and six Repubs.
And even if this ballot passes, I am sure that some judge will rule unconstitutional.
Going to extremes to cover obamas butt for his "57 states" remark.
Sheesh, wita. Don't give the lexiCON artists of the left another downtrodden collective, The Unfortunated - those without fortunes. They'll be no escaping that gang.
(How did that escape. This stuff's contagious.)
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"Going from 2 Senators to 12?"
Your assumption being 12 rat senators? If you took Frisco and LA out of the equation, you might find a few Republican senators in the mix.
Yeah, big states are the problem.... look at Texas. Oh, wait, that's not a good example. Look at any state run by Marxists, regardless of size.
I still contend, despite the contagion, it's a great idea that time and conditions have caused to surface.
There is no peaceful solution anymore. The destructionists have been given too much for too long and theres no taking it back by reasonable means.
However, I disagree with your use and context of the term "reasonable". I argue that there is legitimate and well thought out reasoning behind armed revolt... Our history as a nation, the war for independence, stands as proof of this.
That is exactly where I was going with that as well - anything to make anything Obama say true.
Six states would be too many—how about just two? North and south California? We in the south are very different from the folks up in the Bay area—we don't mind if you call LA—LA. Up there they have a fit if you call Frisco—well, frisco. In South California we could make Santa Barbara the state capital! Our Motto "Kawabunga!" the state rodent Mickey Mouse. We could legalize gambling like Nevada and lower the drinking age to 18—maybe legalize Pot. Then, take all the restrictings and crippling Union rules off Hollywood so it could be great again. Hey, maybe they would move the Tonight Show back to the west coast.
How about we make Jay Leno Governor! We could even declare a unilateral Declaration of Independence from North California! Maybe do it on April First. With The provisional Governor Jay Leno, Lt Governor, Kelsy Grammer. perhaps you have some ideas for the new state of South California?
"However, I disagree with your use and context of the term "reasonable". I argue that there is legitimate and well thought out reasoning behind armed revolt... Our history as a nation, the war for independence, stands as proof of this."
I don't find anything in what you said to disagree with.
Florida needs to be divided into three states...
We edge closer to making one of Obama's quotes close to realistic, how he visited 57 states... Though, I'm sure he didn't visit all the regions in CA that may become separate states.
The man lies when the truth will do. Can't help himself.
I would think if California or any state were divided into 2, 4, or 6 states, with 1/2 of them Republican and 1/2 Democrat, that the Congress could well approve it.
It might also be grounds for the Ninth Circuit to be broken up.....of course Dems might reject that part of the deal.
More like East and West, actually.
Now yes, Orange, Riverside, Ventura, and exurban San Diego can be somewhat Republican.
28 Safe Rat seats, 10 lean Rat, 2 lean Pub (could put 31 Gary Miller into lean Rat), 13 safe Pub seats.
Possibly you could do 3 states...Rats would keep their +2 advantage in the Senate. LA-Orange-San Diego would be one (Rat) state, then the north coast would be another Rat state, with the interior being the Pub state.
In exchange for getting some Republican territory in Orange county (which would be outvoted but pay a disproportionate share of taxes), maybe Democrats would allow the 9th circuit to be split up.
10 more Dem Senators, just great
If it's a 5-1 split, no way will it be approved. If it's a 1-1 or a 2-1 split it might be approved.
Dems would be losing 15-20 EV's....so they might not go for splitting up the 9th circuit.
What are Draper's boundaries like?
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