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In all seriousness the Manchester City stopper could probably have gone for a coffee and no one would have noticed – Feyenoord were that poor. Still a clean sheet is always good for the ratings.
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As starts go a 4-0 win isn't too shabby.
Pep Guardiola's Manchester City cruised to victory against Dutch champions Feyenoord thanks to goals from Sergio Aguero, Gabriel Jesus and a brace from John Stones.
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Skip to comments.Senate votes to keep White House tours closed
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Senators voted Wednesday to keep the White House closed to public tours, turning back a GOP-led effort to free up money to open the building back up after the sequesters.
The vote was just one of a series of high-profile votes the Senate was taking Wednesday afternoon as it plowed toward passage of a bill to fund the government through the rest of this fiscal year
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Moocher is happy. Hates having common people in her house.
Maybe it is time to close the Senate....
Good. I don't know why Republicans are for this. It is crazy to want to continue to spend money we don't have. Republicans think we have this endless supply of money. It is seriously becoming clear that Republicans and Democrats do not take the budget seriously. If you can't forgo visiting the White House for six months then we have much bigger problems. The Republicans are wasting their time on this and not taking the time dumping Obamacare. I am sure I will be scolded about how important it is to spend more money by some FREEPERS by keeping the tours going....we certainly have some liberal FREEPERS who love to spend the tax payer money.
Party line boot lickers.
Got to keep those smelly citizens out.
I would say that it is not her house, but the fools, idiots, [arasites, and self hating Whites of America said otherwise November 6, 2012.
Donald Trump offered 5 million dollars to pay for the tours. The white house turned him down.
It does succeed in taking the edge off the Democrats attempt to blame the Republicans for the Sequester cuts. Not sure for how long it will continue to help.
It is my belief this "President" is distancing himself from the little people. His track record is one of arrogant aristocracy. He believes himself so above everyone else. I believe the closed White House is fulfillment of a goal. One more step in his personal trek towards isolation from the little people.
Sequester is just a great excuse.
Donald Trump has no right to do something like that. It is probably illegal. The federal rules are ridiculous but nobody current wrote them. These were written years and years ago.
I heard they're remodeling the White house, and this is just a coverup. They are removing all traces of the great white presidents and bringing in interior decor from the third world. That's just what I heard. Ahem.
Don't bother. There here.
The bestids. The White House belongs to the People of the US of A, not the illegals who live there. How dare they? Ohyah...I hope they have no clue about Angry Americans....
"I believe the closed White House is fulfillment of a goal. One more step in his personal trek towards isolation from the little people."
You are so right and why didn't the rest of us see it before! Now King Obama has the Senate's blessing to turn the peoples' house into the Imperial Palace.
Obama needs the WH closed for his Spring Break staycation with Reggie Love while Michelle once again vacations separately?
Obama, "Get Off My Lawn!"
You don't think Americans have a right to fund the government? Unless it is by force?
I don't want to go there it isn't safe.
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I just had to blog this…. I love the fact he made like test driving the vagina wasn't fun! Yeah "I basically donated myself to exploring to make sure everything worked right" I mean you work all day in fucking garage and you've already told us you're a recluse. I bet on any given Thursday evening if you walk into his garage he is being fisted by one of these and engrossed in a massive gang bang fantasy… Where is my bank card, I need me one of these bitches…. Reminds me a bit of "Lars and the real girl" (Great movie)
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I am exhausted. And I don't feel very well so this is going to be short, to the point, and then I'm off to bed. A few people at work have been sick and I really don't want to be sick before or during the 5k on Sunday. Plus I still have 2 more practice runs to do.
Food: so I ate my chocolate Vitamuffin once I got to work. Before that I stopped at Starbucks to get an iced green tea lemonade, but they were out of iced tea (yeah, it's weird) so I got a passion iced tea in instead. During the break I ate my nectarine, I love nectarines. For lunch I had a grilled chicken wrap, a small salad with red wine vinaigrette dressing, a few blackberries, and a few Pepperidge Farm cookies. At the retirement party, which was lovely and amazing and I'll have to talk more about another time, I had 2 small glasses of white wine and a beer. And 2 chicken skewers, a few (small) pieces of bread, and a slice of cake.
I don't think I'm going to eat dinner. I think I might just go to bed at 8:39. Sad, but true.
One bad experience with food today. As you know I left my apartment early to buy fruit. I assumed, because why not, that all grocery stores opened at 7 at the latest. Well I get to the grocery store on my way to the subway and it's not open yet! Outrageous. So then I had to walk backwards, in my skirt, in the heat, to go to another grocery store. But the fruit I bought was delicious. And I get to do it all over again tomorrow.


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Dr. Ashok Aryal will present his research at Prairie Analysis Seminar (PAS Conference) taking place at Kansas State University this Friday and Saturday, Sept. 8-9. The title of his talk is "Density of the zero set for a generalized Bernoulli-type free boundary problem."
Abstract of the talk: In a famous paper in 1980, Alt and Caffarelli showed existence and regularity for a Bernoulli type free boundary arising in a number of applications including flow problems. One notable property of the problem is that the zero set and the positivity set both have positive density at the free boundary, and so the free boundary cannot have cusps in either direction. Very recently, dos Prazeres and Teixeira studied the same problem but for arbitrary uniformly elliptic divergence form operators and they proved that the positivity set has positive density. Applying the generalized mean value theorem, proven by Blank and Hao for arbitrary uniformly elliptic divergence form operators, we have been able to prove that the zero set of this type of FBP has also positive density. In this talk I will introduce the Bernoulli type FBP and present my result.


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Unfortunately, I am not being a great global citizen and drawing your attention to the fact that today is Remembrance Day in The Netherlands (though I guess I have done that now). Instead, I am adding to the e-detritus that continues to circle the globe in the "tubes" that make up this, the interweb. It turns out that today is a day that, disappointingly for all around me, I am not adequately celebrating (though it is early yet). Today is: No Pants Day!. Celebrate it as best you can, just remember: "people are encouraged to revel in the absence of pants, and not replace pants with other clothing."
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Envisioning Apple's next-gen Watch: new materials, sensors, price points, & more – 9 to 5 Mac (blog)
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Will the first generation Apple Watch become collectible? Or will your shiny new Apple Watch go the way of old iPhones and iPads in a year or two when the upgrade to a newer, likely more feature-fi…
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Yes. More than likely it is. It is fun though. I am currently following a few interesting people and magazines who may or may not update. With a twitter account you are supposed to get on there and update stuff so people can know what you are doing. It is kind of dumb but also kind of interesting. It seems that some very nerdy people with worthwhile observations are on twitter so that makes it kind of cool.
The other day I tried to organize this blog but it got too hard. I am not good at organizing my writings. I am good at writing something and then going and doing something else.
Last night I watched about the first hour of a movie called Michael Clayton with George Clooney. The d.v.d. had a scratch on it and kept freezing up. It was a good movie though. I was just starting to get really into it when the d.v.d. froze.
It's raining today. I came down to Dunn Brothers coffee shop to meet a friend to try to work on a screenplay idea. He's not here. I am wondering if he'll come or not.
I think I am hitting a slow place with my writings. I feel a little tired. When you write a lot, I've got to be honest, you really do get tired of the wound of your own thoughts. They aren't funny or cute or insightful. I think I'm just getting annoyed with myself. This usually means that it's time to evolve as a person.
Writing lately is so much about being still while my brain is running laps around some mysterious loop thing in my imagination. I can't tell if it gets anywhere. And if people get anything out of it I think it's about the equivalent of one of those spinning things you put in a baby's crib to keep the baby's attention. I feel like I'm one of those things for bored people everywhere… or at least the ones who know where my blog is…
Applebee's is okay some days. I seem to enjoy the repetitiveness of it to a certain extent. Usually by day 4 of the week I am ready to bolt. I'm not even thinking about money at that point.
Uh… these thoughts seem a little pointless. If I have wasted your time I apologize.
If your life is so boring that my wandering thoughts are entertaining to you… well, I'm glad… but it makes me feel a little sorry for you.
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An independent review panel concluded in a recent report that Californians would benefit from long-term geologic storage of carbon dioxide to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Review Panel, formed last year by three state agencies—the California Energy Commission, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and the California Air Resources Board (ARB)—presented its findings and recommendations in their January 2011 final report.
The Review Panel, composed of experts from industry, trade groups, academia and an environmental organization, was asked by the agencies to provide advice on the policies, institutional and regulatory changes required to enhance developing and using carbon capture and storage in California to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Five public meetings were held last year to help identify key issues and frame the recommendations that would allow the state to include carbon capture and storage as an additional technology that would help meet California's 2020 and 2050 greenhouse gas emission reduction goals.
This is an important first step in providing the pathway for geologic carbon sequestration projects in California while ensuring safety and proper stewardship for our natural resources. CCS is a necessary tool to address climate change and reduce emissions during the transition to non-emitting sources of energy over the coming decades.—CPUC President Michael R. Peevey
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One of the absolute rarest Psych LP's from the USA. This record was given a 6-star rarity rating in Hans Pokora's 3001 Record Collector Dreams which is the highest rarity rating he uses! It's filled with killer heavy fuzz guitar from start to finish. This is a SHRINK WRAPPED SEALED guaranteed original pressing!
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Country: USA Released: 1971 Genre: Rock Style: Psychedelic Rock
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14:05 – Hello well-wishers; time for a quick update. After a nice quiet flight from Atlanta we have officially completed our first international flight and are in Heathrow airport in the United Kingdom (UK). Many of us were able to stay up during the entire flight and at least some who wanted to sleep were able to enjoy some rest. While flying over the world's second-largest ocean, the plane offered a wide variety of entertainment including a few hundred albums and dozens of movies. The first flight, to Atlanta, also witnessed a spontaneous game of trivia among several of the students via the plane's chair TVs/computers which displayed questions, kept track of scores, etc. We will be arriving in Dubai late in the evening but, thanks to this arrangement of flights, should not miss any appointments due to our original delay in Salt Lake City. The flight into Dubai involved a switch to Emirates Airlines, which is one of the companies we are going to visit later in our trip. The plane was one of the new A380s and is nicely furnished by Emirates on the inside- the screens in each seat are bigger, and have a bunch more functionality than I recall on Delta flights. The section we're in has ten rows across, which is the same as the Boeing 777 models offer, and the seats recline nicely. The meal provided on the flight was also tasty and satisfying. Emirates seems to be offering several of these amenities to make flying on these eight-hour flights more tolerable, even enjoyable, for everybody.
14:06 – We're in London, or at least within a short drive down the left side of the road from it at Heathrow Airport. Those of you paying close attention may be slightly surprised by this since the last time on the EMBA Middle East Show we were destined for Atlanta, which is not in the same country as London, and then to Dubai (again, different country). Perhaps you think I mean that we are OVER London, but I wouldn't mention Heathrow if we were more than a couple inches off the ground (and the UK is quite a detour for a trip from Atlanta to Dubai). Allow me to fill you in briefly. As we arrived in Atlanta we found out that our flight to Dubai was already beyond reach, and then suddenly an angel spoke from the loudspeakers announcing that Dubai-destined passengers should all run to the next flight! The other passengers were probably confused why the dancing broke out spontaneously, but we then all ran a 5K and took a train ride to get to the correct terminal. Our gate, E8, had a plane waiting and we were invited to board without much fuss; attentive students and professors probably noticed we were not going to Dubai, maybe because most of us had two boarding passes. This was, in fact, a different flight that somehow we had been assigned to while en route to Atlanta, and so we embarked on a slight detour which promised to get us to Dubai in time for our first appointments. The stop at Heathrow was not perfect necessarily. Those of us with two boarding passes from Atlanta get to fly immediately on to Dubai from London, while those who were told that their second passes would be printed in London missed this second flight and are waiting for a later flight.


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The WHALER family have been in Anderby Creek for over 100 years. Grandad Frank Whaler, a builder by trade lived in the place "now known as Roses" where our Father Harry Franklin was born in 1928.
Grandad Frank built Creekside "Anderby Springs" in 1929. Part of the land was used as a Car Park, another part as Camping & Caravanning. He built a Bungalow for the family to live in first and then a house which was the Cafeteria. He also built the Pub "Creek Tavern" with his Son in Law Henry Lake. The Lake family have also been in Anderby a long time and are our cousins.
Nan Whaler Gladys along with a team of girls would regularly serve 120 dinners on a Sunday lunchtime in the Cafeteria. Grandad reported that one Sunday back in July 1935 there was over 400 cars in Anderby Creek, 200 of them using his Car Park.
It was documented that big development plans were on the cards for Anderby Creek "another Skegness", then the war took hold and that was the end of that. Thank goodness! The Cafeteria was taken over by the Army during the war and Grandad Frank put his uniform back on and served as HomeGuard at Anderby Creek.
Grandad sold Creekside in 1944 and purchased pockets of land around Anderby Creek and Village to farm. Grandad had purchased the land "Poplar Zareba" in 1950 where he grew crops until the Great Flood in 1953. He lived at and worked a small holding in Anderby Village until he died in 1957. Nan Whaler continued to live there until her death in 1976.
Poplar Zareba was developed as Camping and Caravanning by our father Harry Franklin Whaler "known as Franklin" in 1954 when he returned from serving in the forces. He married our mother Shirley Watson (from Withern) in 1961. Their marital home was "Linton" in Anderby Creek "now known as Ravenna House" where along came us, the now proprietors Steven, Richard and John.
In 1968 Mum & Dad had the shop built at Poplar Zareba. We all moved here from Linton when the Living Area above the shop was built in 1971. Dad provided a 6 day week Delivery Service of milk & newspapers to the residents of The Creek, Anderby Village and Huttoft Bank.
When old enough we 3 sons helped our parents where possible. Steven & Richard would help dad collect the rubbish. Steven would help cut the grass, rake up the cuttings, lay slabs for bases and general outdoor work. Richard would help mum in the shop, sometimes John would too although he was younger. The 3 of us would help dad with the deliveries.
Our mother Shirley worked in the shop until her retirement in 1990 when the shop was then made into an office.
Mum sadly passed away in 2006 quickly followed by Dad in 2007.
We had an excellent childhood growing up on the Caravan Park, playing with all the friends we had made and the Caravaners who would take us for days out whilst our parents worked. Not forgetting of course the Cricket & Football Tournaments we held "DADS versus THE LADS".
We decided to keep the family business and Steven continues to live and work at Poplar Zareba.


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But there is one most absurd and unnatural attempt to force this feeling into a passage where it has no concern, where all such feelings are swallowed up in the fierce struggle between pity, horror, and revenge, by the deathbed of his victim. Fechter's virtual interpretation of the passage, as conveyed in his stage directions: 2 "OTHELLO (who, during the last couplet, comes slowly forward to look at Desdemona, accidentally touches the glass, in which he sees his bronzed face with bitter despair).
You want the sullen face of the foiled ruffian, and you have only the calm equanimity of an intellectual devil. The conception is, indeed, more abstract and less human than Shakespeare's. But Iago is not merely a destroyer of others' soul—she is also a rapacious builder of his own fortunes. 2 The charm of the play for him lies in the large opportunities of confessed acting which it gives him, that is, of so acting that the audience sympathizes with him as an actor, and not merely with the part which he has assumed.
He hears Cassio's cry in the street, and passes on, saying: " 'Tis he;—O brave Iago, honest and just, Thou hast such noble sense of thy friend's wrong! " While pleading, however, for more genuine signs of moral recoil from the murder than Mr. Fechter. 6 Low, very low cunning, as modified by occasional rant, is that gentleman's only conception of the Italian's part. At Page 10 all events, it would be far more tolerable to hear him ranting a comparatively simple part, than parodying one of such complex and subtle power.


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Central Vietnam 4 December 2008Posted by uggclogs in Happiness, Life, Travelling.
Tags: Ha Tinh, Ninh Binh, Travels, Vietnam, Vinh
Originally posted on 4 December 2008 (edited)
I took an overnight train on Tuesday to Vinh to meet up with my partner who was away on a business trip.
Vinh is the capital of Nghe An province, and was an important transport hub between Hanoi and the fighting in the south. In consequence, the city was pretty much completely flattened during the Vietnam War (or American War, if you want to use the Vietnamese lingo), and was rebuilt with the help of the Soviets afterwards. It is thus a lot of concrete and not the nicest architecture. Additionally, it is only in recent years that the city council has started trying to 'green' the city by planting trees, so it is quite a grey and depressing city. We were also unlucky with the weather, because it was raining and cold most of the time. I only stayed there for a few hours, which I think was probably enough anyway.
Wednesday morning we drove on to Ha Tinh. Ha Tinh is the capital of Ha Tinh province, and here we went to see a temple dedicated to a general from a long time ago. On the way to the temple, the car was driving along a road next to the beach, but the wind had created sand drifts, and the car got stuck on one of them. The locals had to dig us out for us to be able to go to the temple via a different route. The village we passed through on our way to the temple was so poor that none of the houses there have toilets. They all go and do their business behind a sand dune when the need arises, which creates serious health hazards, as the human waste seeps into the waterways. It is amazing to see the country outside of the cities, because it is so easy to forget in Hanoi how poor most of the rest of Vietnam is, still.
At the temple, the head priest(?) performed a ceremony for us, so that we could ask for happiness and other things. Part of the ceremony is asking the general questions, and by throwing two special coins up and onto a plate, you receive the answer. Heads- heads or Tail-tail is no, Heads-tail is yes. My partner and I will apparently be very successful. (Phew!)
But also Ha Tinh was an important location during the Vietnam War. Near Ha Tinh there is a strategic cross road, where the roads to Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Lao meet. This road was bombed almost daily during the war, and many people spent a lot of time at the intersection rebuilding it every day. It was an incredible effort that they managed to keep the communication lines open during the war through the hard work of the citizens.
The citizens knew that when the bombers came, they would bomb the cross roads. They also knew that once they had dropped the bombs, they would not come back until the next day. However, one day in 1968, ten young girls who were there rebuilding the road were killed because the bombers returned unexpectedly for a second time. Now, there is a shrine at the bomb site where the locals (and other Vietnamese from all around) come to pray to the ten virgins, so we went to show our respects and to learn some more about the history of the region.
The next day, we continued to Quang Binh. Quang Binh is a very poor province in central Vietnam which borders Lao in the west and the Chinese ocean in the East. Quang Binh is actually quite a nice resort town, with beautiful beaches. Unfortunately, it was painfully cold and windy when we were there, so we ended up just watching it from a distance. But although Quang Binh is nice, it leaves service to be desired.
In the morning, my partner and I went to the café in our hotel, and (stupidly) asked for lattes. Not knowing what they were, we explained coffee with milk.
"Sure," she said.
"Oh, and do you have snacks?"
"Sure," she said.
Not being able to ascertain from her what kind of snacks they might have, we suggest a few things which make her shake her head. Finally we say:
"Sure," she said.
So she brings out two cups of black coffee with sugar. We ask for milk, and she points to the sugar. Eventually, we manage to explain that we wish for milk, and she brings out sachets of milk powder. Fair enough, we think. Maybe milk is hard to come by in Quang Binh. Flexibility is key.
So when she brings out a plate of pistachios, and us having been in Vietnam for a while, this didn't faze us too much, we drank our black coffees with milk powder and ate our pistachio-peanuts.
However, that night, I should have known better from the earlier experience at the café, but I don't learn from my mistakes.
"Room service?"
(In Vietnamese, to others): "Can anyone speak English?"
Bit of skirmish and panic at the other end, I am hung up on. I wait a minute, then call again. A lady answers this time.
"Hello? Can I order some room service?"
"Yes, what would you like?"
"Can I have the pizza (insert full Vietnamese name, as on the menu here), please?"
*giggle* "Yes. And to drink?"
(In Vietnamese): "Do you have lemon juice?"
"One lemon juice please."
So she calls me back after a little while and says
"There is problem with your food!"
"Ok, what is the problem?"
"No…" (Panicky attempt to ask someone what something is in English) "No HAM".
(In Vietnamese): "Do you have a different type of pizza?"
"Yes." (Hangs up)
Next thing I know, I have one lemon juice with bits of an insect floating in it (looks like it has gone through the food processor), and… a giant plate of sausage. Disgusting sausage, too. I am not sure where this went wrong…
Ah, the joys of room service.
That night we caught a sleeper train to Ninh Binh. Ninh Binh is a town that has very little to offer, but it has some amazing sights nearby and beautiful surrounding country side. In Ninh Binh, we met up with my partner's school friend and her boyfriend. It was really lovely to see them, and we spent three days scootering around the country side. I was ecstatic that my first experience driving a scooter was had outside of Hanoi, where traffic is a bit daunting. The first day we rented two scooters and went twosies toward a temple in the country. It was beautiful landscape, and we really enjoyed having to slow down for buffalo herds on the roads. Traffic was not too bad, either. That night ended with (beautiful) karaoke and cheap plum liquor while out, and word games until late back at the hotel. Yay bananagrams!
The next day, we rented two more bikes to drive out to Cuc Phuong National Park and stay there overnight. We strapped our backpacks to the motorbikes, and set out on the adventure. It was a beautiful drive up there, and with us stopping and looking around in Van Long village and other places, it took us quite a bit of time to get there. I was the only one who had an 'accident', and this was while standing still (how embarrassing). I was sitting on the bike, but must have gassed a little, and couldn't figure out why the bike was moving forward (albeit very slowly) straight for someone whose bike was standing perpendicular to mine in front of me. Next thing I know, my bike has fallen over, with my leg stuck between the exhaust pipe and the bike. Nothing but my pride and shin was hurt, though.
At Cuc Phuong National park, we stayed in the park at a guest house, and through a friend of a friend, we managed to make an appointment at the Carnivores and Pangolin Conservation Program rescue centre. This was especially cool because our friend had just finished her studies as a veterinarian, and because the centre is not normally open for visitors. Since most of the animals there were nocturnal, we only went there after dark, but we were introduced to civits and pangolins, the latter of which look like walking pine cones. All in all, it was an amazing experience.
The next morning we drove into the National Park on our motorbikes, which was about 20 kilometres of beautiful forest. We stopped at the aptly named Big Tree for photos, and loved starting to feel comfortable with the motorbikes. We also stopped off at the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre, which houses monkeys and apes that are just too cute! Some of them even had young, which was adorable.
Driving back we went by the old citadel of Hoa Lu, which used to be the capital of Vietnam before Hanoi was. We climbed to the top of one of the mountains to see the view, and ate ice creams when we made it back down.
Back at the hotel in Ninh Binh, though, we realised that we had not been clear enough in our need for them to book us a minibus back to Hanoi, and finding out that all the minibuses were taken and the trains were full was not nice at all. After trying to flag down public buses for a while, but finding all of them full, we ended up negotiating a fare back to Hanoi with a taxi driver. It was expensive, but at least we made it back home.
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Galician reader Paideleo says that billarda is played all over the world, under names such as pandolo in the Czech Republic, gilli-danda in India and, would you believe, dainty in the USA. It also has different names in other regions of Spain. Naturally.
Spain's Parador hotel chain is justly famous for the beauty and quality of its establishments. Most of these are old castles or mansions, though there are one or two modern monstrosities that should be avoided. It's state owned and the rooms are understandably quite pricey, if you're not entitled to any of the discounts. So you'd think they could afford a native speaker to do their translations. Well, if they did for the Pontevedra brochure, then he or she deserves to be shot. An example: A THOUSAND AND ONE FAVOURS[sic] OF GALICIAN COOKERY: Varieadad and abundants, the Galician gastronomy offers a thousand and one flavours in dishes of meat, fish and seafood. Evidence of this is the restaurant of the Parador which invites the guest to taste "Pulpo Feira" (boiled octopus drizzled with olive oil, paprika and coarse saet[sic]) and turbot, without forgetting its excellent seafood'.
I may have mentioned that my cleaner may well be one of the clumsiest people in the world. At least in my house. Whenever she crashes into anything or noisily drops something heavy - such as the vacuum cleaner - she exclaims Bueno! Which is not the word which springs to my mind. She came for the weekly clean last night and this morning the top centimetre of my cafetiere came away in my hand, suggesting a crack right round it. A coincidence? I rather doubt it.
I'm not often in Pontevedra early(10am!) on a wet morning so I was unaware just how empty the narrow streets of the old quarter are at this time of the day. Very atmospheric, as the rain glints off the granite walls. Well, the granite everything, apart from the metal garage doors. And an excellent chance to snap the unimpressive graffiti scrawls that blight said doors. Fotos tomorrow, as my SD card won't work and my USB lead is back at the house.
Finally . . . Yesterday's Diario de Pontevedra reported that the car on the steps next to the Café Savoy got there because of daft instructions from the driver's satnav/GPS. "It wasn't the first", said the paper. "And it won't be the last".


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It wasn't exactly the World's Largest Block Party. But it's a testament to old-time hospitality that this one--in the 1500 block of North Cleveland Avenue last Saturday--happened at all.
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When I was getting married, the first bakery I visited refused to make my wedding cake.
That's because I wanted chocolate. The folks at this bakery did make chocolate cakes and they did make wedding cakes, but they refused to make me a chocolate wedding cake.
Guess they were anti "chocolate cake weddings."
According to what I've read about other people suing over a bakery refusing to make a cake for a gay "wedding," I too should have sued. After all, (so the reasoning goes) the bakery exists to serve the public, of which I am a member. They made chocolate cakes for other occasions. But they refused to make one for my wedding. That is, they did not refuse a bake a cake for me as a person but because of the event I wanted it for.
All this uproar about bakeries and other business refusing to service gay "weddings" got me thinking about the dilemma of being caught between God's law and man's law.
It's nothing new. Roman law once demanded that you offer a pinch of incense to Caesar, thus worshipping him. The penalty for refusal was death. St. Thomas More was imprisoned, then executed for refusing to recognize Henry VIII as the Supreme Head of the Church in England.
It's man stepping in to override the law made by God Almighty.
This conflict can, in fact, be traced all the way back to a certain garden and the forbidden fruit of a certain tree. If (so the reasoning goes) you eat the fruit, you will become a god, deciding for yourself what is good and what is evil! Forget God's laws! Make your own!
And we're still doing that today.
Nowadays your livelihood can be threatened by this, but in the past it was your actual life.
I have great respect for those who refuse the forbidden fruit and instead obey God's law.
As for the bakery that would not serve me, that was their business, and they had the right to run it the way they wanted, even if I think—as I do—that their reason was totally unreasonable.
I of course merely found a bakery willing to make the cake I wanted. I also found, to my delight, that this other business would include Bavarian cream as a filler (yum, yum!).
So I ended up with a better cake (see the picture above) and the bakery that refused me for such a silly reason lost my business.
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Woman dies after being hit by car
A 66-year-old Cloquet woman died after she was hit by a vehicle just after 9 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 22, at the intersection of Washington Avenue and 20th Street in Cloquet.
According to a press release from the Cloquet Police Department, which responded along with the Cloquet Area Fire District, Lavonna Prevost, 66, died from her injuries after being struck while crossing Washington Avenue by a westbound car driven by Marietta Lain-Erickson, 79, of Cloquet.
Neither Lain-Erickson or her passenger, Carl Ruhanen, were injured in the crash.
Cloquet Police said Prevost was believed to have been crossing Washington Avenue at the 20th Street crosswalk in front of the new Cloquet Middle School at the time of the crash.
Cloquet Police Commander Derek Randall said Tuesday night the State Patrol accident reconstructionist said it appeared to be a "slow-speed event," and that statements from witnesses and people involved said the driver stopped at the stop sign, but then proceeded without seeing the victim in the crosswalk and subsequently ran her over.
An off-duty Cloquet Area Firefighter performed CPR on the victim. However, Prevost died from her injuries.
An evidential blood sample was obtained from Lain-Erickson with results pending, and the Cloquet Police Department and the Minnesota State Patrol are investigating the accident.
Family members noted in Prevost's obituary (see Page A6) that she was an avid walker, who had completed eight Garry Bjorklund Half Marathons and had recently registered for her ninth. She loved to travel, and spend time with her children and grandchildren.
That stretch of Washington Avenue has been the subject of much debate regarding pedestrian safety since the new middle school opened in early September.
Carlton County Engineer JinYeene Neumann said the county made numerous changes to Washington Avenue, which is a county road, since early summer in preparation for the new middle school traffic. They striped turn lanes for the school entrance at Washington and 20th Street. They added and painted crosswalks at 18th, 20th and 22nd streets. They created a 20 mph school speed zone. They posted "Pedestrian Crossing Ahead" signs as well as Pedestrian Crossing signs. They also placed electronic message boards between 14th and 27th streets warning of pedestrian crossings and, later, that a new four-way stop was coming.
Last Friday, the county implemented the new four-way stop at 20th and Washington, and changed the message board to read: "Caution, four-way stop at 20th."
On school days, the district has paid crossing guards on Washington Avenue before and after school, but there are no such protections other times and cars often speed down Washington Avenue. The 20 mph school speed zone is effective Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Neumann said the county is looking at reconstructing Washington Avenue and has moved the project up to the 2019 construction season.
"We will be taking into account pedestrian traffic more, and possibly putting sidewalks on both sides of the road," Neumann said. The school district put in an eight-foot-wide asphalt walking path on the school-side of Washington Avenue for walkers and bikers coming to school.
Neumann said her department will be meeting with officials from Cloquet and Scanlon to discuss the project's scope, and there will be public meetings about the proposed project down the road.
Cloquet Middle School Principal Tom Brenner noted that student safety is one of the district's highest priorities.
"We have worked hard, and will continue to work hard, to provide safe passage for our students," Brenner said in a statement to the Pine Journal. "That being said, once again we would like to urge all drivers to use caution in all school zones.
"We will continue to work with city, county and state officials to make all our school crossings as safe as possible for our students."
Randall urged drivers to pay particular attention to that area as the road design, signage, and speed limit have all changed recently, "and changes might continue as the engineers try to find the best and safest roadway for our drivers and our pedestrians."
"Come to a complete stop, look in all directions and double-check before proceeding," the police commander said.


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Mephi is back!!
For those of you who don't know, my husband has had an iquana for the last 14 1/2 years. He raised him from a hatchling (about 5 inches long) to full size (about 3 1/2 feet long). He disappeared the day after Bill and the girls birthday BBQ and hadn't been seen since (or so we thought.) We scoured the trees all around us, but didn't seen a sign of him. Being that he's never lived on his own, and that there are a lot of raccoons, oppossums, rats, and ferrel cats in the neighborhood we thought that he might not survive.
2 days ago, our next door neighbor mentioned that she had talked to our back fence neighbor (his yard spans 3 of ours) and he said that there was a lizard that had taken to hanging out by his pool during the day. She thought of us and flagged Bill down to tell him. Bill immediately went over and talked to our neighbor who confirmed what he had been told. Bill left him his cell phone number for when he spotted him again. Well today was that day. I was at Safeway with the girls when I received a desperate call from Bill that Mephi was sunning himself by the pool again (Bill was in SF so couldn't get there.) I checked out quick, loaded the girls back in the car, cruised by the house to pick up a towel (he has sharp claws), a box to put him in, and Stacey to watch the girls while I tried to catch Mephi.
I thought that I was going to have to chase him, but actually he looked quite relieved to see me. I walked over and picked him up with the towel. I tried to put him in the box so I could get him home, but he would have none of that. At that point, I was glad I had the towel with me. Once I held him back up to my shoulder he calmed down, so I walked through the neighbors back yard to ours and brought him into the house while the neighbor went to tell Stacey to drive the car back around to our house. He is now happily situated in our bathroom with some water and a dish of blueberries. Welcome home Mephi.
Now I need to figure out an appropriate thank you gift for our neighbor (He's in his 90's). If anyone has any suggestions, let me know.


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It is no secret that I am a huge fan of this relatively new Estate in Montalcino. I had the distinct priviledge to taste many vintages with the winemaker (Frederico) today at the Estate. Roberto and Sandra were in Milano selling their wine. First let me begin with the wines in bottle:
2009 Rosso di Montalcino - A relatively simple version of RsM. 2009 was a difficult vintage for all in the region and the Rossi that I have tasted are thinner across the board. Not a bad wine, just not of the same quality as we have seen with the recent run of success. This would be a nice pizza night wine and I would drink up now. It also suffered by being tasted with the wines that followed.
2006 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva - What a blockbuster. The wine was popped and poured. The nose was intoxicating. So elegant with fresh red fruit, leather, and slight vanilla which is interesting since QB BdM only see time in Slovenian oak, no barrique. The wine was perfectly balanced on the palate with the fruit, acidity, and tannins in great balance. I don't know when the wine will close down but right now it is very expressive. I tasted the '06 Riserva approx. 18 months ago with Jochems at the Estate. It was excellent then but absolutely spellbinding now. This is now the new benchmark for me for Querce Bettina. I would say this is a 97-98 point wine.
2007 Brunello di Montalcino - The '07 is ruby colored with a fresh nose of red fruit, christmas spice, and a hint of leather. I am told the acidity is slightly higher than the '06 but I felt it was slightly less evident. The tannins are present and a little more "dusty" than what I would call silky.
I would agree with Jochems that the wine does not taste quite as fresh as the '06 but freshness is the hallmark of the Brunelli from 2006. This bottle was popped and poured so it would be interesting to let it slow-O and follow the evolution. I find the wines from'07 to be unique. I can normally compare them to another previous vintage but I can't really say that for Brunelli from 2007. I enjoyed the Querce Bettina very much and would give it a 94 if pressed for a score.
There will be a 2007 Riserva as well.
2009 Brunello di Montalcino - Tasted from botti. The same thinness that was seen in the RsM is noticable in the BdM. This is better than the 2002 BdM vintage but more along the lines of 1996. I have not tasted any other brunelli from 2009 so I cannot compare but based on this barrel sample it may be a difficult year for most. Also, I don't want to totally dismiss this wine since it has not yet been bottled. Based on today's tasting I would say it is an 86-88 point wine.
2011 Brunello di Montalcino - Again, tasted from botti. Much more structure than the 2009. Nice fruit with balanced acidity and very noticable tannins. I had the chance to taste two separate botti. I was amazed at the noticable differences in the wine from each. I know that QB will blend the two barrels together to come up with the final wine that will be bottled. That would be an interesting excercise since the wines have such unique character singularly. The potential is there for an excellent wine.
2012 Pre-Malolactic Sangiovese - I can't call this Rosso or Brunello since it is fermented grape juice that is just starting to go through malolactic fermentation. I can say that there is plenty of fruit (actually strawberries) and the color is intense. There was a huge drought in Montalcino this year. The winter was dry except for a large snowfall in February. There was a little rain in May and then nothing until the end of August. The weather tested the vineyard management practices of all this year and canopy management was very important. The leaves are still on most of the vines and I have never seen as much vegetation left on vines before. The shade the leaves gave made the difference for most. There was some intermittent rain on August 30 and on into early September that rescued most. The production is down 25-35 percent and lots of fruit (raisined) left on the vines. The sorting table was equally important. With all this said, there are high hopes for the vintage. The wines will be ripe but the acidities are high. Should be very interesting indeed.
I did not write anything down for the 2010 BdM. I can say that it will probably be the next great vintage in Montalcino. There will be a 2010 Riserva as well.
This Estate continues to perform at a high level. Considering that the vines are 10-11 years old now I look forward to many more years of great wine. I had a great time with Frederico even if my broken Italian was frustrating for him. He kept apologizing for his English but I was was the one embarrassed.
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Yesterday's flurries were especially fascinating to watch. Rather than falling, the flakes seemed to float in all directions, suspended in the cold crisp air. Snowy flakes are among my favorite scenes to watch from the studio window when working. It was especially helpful in setting the cozy mood as I continue to tweak a "secret" Christmas art group. The afternoon shifted back to sketching and dreaming up ideas for the new fall fabric line. Later today I am looking forward to sharing the process and approach that I follow when developing art for fabric and embroidery with www.totallystitchin.net of Baby Lock. The flurry continues, more art and more snow is on its way, might need to wax up those sled blades!
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If you happen to find yourself perusing a magazine aisle or a stand and come across the October 22 issue of The New Yorker, I suggest picking it up for a couple of great articles on film/TV. David Denby writes an interesting essay on the nature of the star making machine, the stars of the '30s-'50s versus the stars of today and just how different the media and public obsession with popular culture is from the "olden" days.
There is also a terrific profile of David Simon and his HBO television show The Wire. This show is one of the smartest, most complex, riveting, thought provoking and entertaining shows to EVER exist in the medium and will air its fifth and last season in January. The first four seasons are on DVD and it will take over your life. It's that good and deserves to be seen by anyone who wants something unbelievably good to watch!


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I've wondered if that movie was any good. We'll have to put that on our "to do" list.
I love your new spot. I love that you are you! You are my one of a kind. Dont ever loose yourself.
Mark and the kids have seen it. Everyone I have talked to feels this same way. I need to see it too.


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I like to listen to 90s songs because they remind me of my childhood and teenage years, I tend to over-analyze things, I treasure memories and every disappointment changed me at least a little bit. I feel like I can't really move on from things. I have this need to find an answer as to why things happen or didn't happen. However, I'm also a rational person, who likes to use logic. I think maybe that's why I like to find the explanation to everything.
I also treasure nice memories I had with people and when things change, it hurts and it takes me a long time until I feel better again. But even then I can't say that I've "moved on". I just don't feel as bad anymore, but some of the hurt is always still there, even after a lot of years have gone by. I realized that when I hang out with my friends I often talk about past experiences, serious or not.
Am I someone who dwells in the past? If yes, on a scale of 1-10, how unattractive is it? (10 being really unattractive) What could I do to stop being like this? I'm not a dreamer, so I don't have big dreams and obsess over them or focus my actions on them. I don't want to be a big dreamer either. So what should I focus on? The present?
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I'm like that to. It was worse before and it would make me depressed sometimes because I would justify the present by my past experiences, therefore sabotaging my self. It was preventing me from doing new things and taking risks. I just had to change my mindset and think positive. I think about the present and how the present will affect my future and that the past is already gone and does not influence the outcome of any new endeavors. Yes I still treasure my memories, good or bad because they made me who I am today but that's all they are now. Just memories. Feeling guilty for what you can't change won't help. If there's something unresolved in your past, remember there's nothing you can do to change the past. Now, you can make your choices and change your course in life so you make new memories.There's nothing wrong with thinking about the past but just remember not to live in the past.00|00|0THIS IS NOT RELEVANT ANYMORE


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NYC edition Specialized Langster 61cm with bull horns.
Help me hunt down my bike… It was stolen two days ago at 5th Ave and 13th street around 3pm. Ive created a facebook group ( http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=132443191094 ), please join and invite other and help me hunt down this bright taxi colored bike in the city. Nice reward will be offered if its found.


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Choosing the wrong blog topic is one of the reasons new bloggers fail to make money, in order to make money.
I will share some more ideas, anyone can do this. MORE on your own terms, just remember two magic phrases You Hi. Legitimate Online Money Making Opportunities, im going to be really honest here.


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8. September 2017 @ 17:00 - 23:55Public
DLR in Neustrelitz is opening its doors and inviting visitors to the Long Night of the Sciences. Complex scientific topics will be broken down for a public audience with exciting talks and a variety of thrilling stations for young and old. What's the deal with space weather? What properties does light possess? Are unmanned aerial vehicles a blessing or a curse? If any of these topics excite you, then you are warmly invited to come and visit us. Please find program details in the program leaflet below.


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San Jose State Is Actively Searching For Its New Head Coach
Patrick, who has assistant coaching experience at the power conference level, is a candidate for San Jose State's vacancy
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David Patrick could bring a great deal of experience to an upstart San Jose State roster
Multiple sources close to the situation have confirmed that TCU assistant coach David Patrick has emerged as a candidate for the San Jose State head coaching vacancy.
Patrick, who completed his first year with the TCU Horned Frogs this past season, has made stops at LSU, Saint Mary's, and Nicholls State. He helped bring the nation's top recruit, Ben Simmons, to LSU back in 2015. Patrick has experience at the pro level as well, where he scouted for the Houston Rockets.
As an amateur, Patrick attended Syracuse his freshman season before transferring to Louisiana-Lafayette for his final three years of NCAA eligibility. He averaged 2.5 points and 1.2 assists per game in his college career.
San Jose State's head coaching vacancy is due to the resignation of four-year head coach Dave Wojcik, who announced he would not be returning for the upcoming season back on July 10th. Wojcik, who lost his father earlier this year, cited personal reasons for his decision.
The Spartans are coming off a 14-16 season, the program's highest win total since 2011. Brandon Clarke (17.3 PPG, 8.7 RPG), who finished on the All-Mountain West first team this spring after a productive 2017 campaign, will return for his junior season. San Jose State's other double-digit scorer, Ryan Welage (13.2 PPG), will pair up with Clarke in one of the conference's top front courts.
The Spartans are searching for their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1996.


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Top Cow has provided Newsarama with the full first issue of Impaler #1 by William Harms, Nick Postic and Nick Marinkovich. The first issue will be part of the collection coming from Top Cow in October, and a new series will start in December. READ MORE.
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We like the 'Shoebox Art' exhibition at the Haunch of Venison this week.
The exhibtions concept came from workshops orangized by the Kids Company where children were asked to recreate their own bedrooms in shoeboxes. The results sadly spoke of the abuse and neglect of one in six children.
40 contemporary artists were asked to honor these findings by recreating their own childhood bedrooms.
Friday, 26 March 2010
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Privileged super car is no doubt . In addition to having exotic designs , these mounts are able to achieve high speeds and is priced exorbitant .
But it all seems not enough . For the super-rich , they are not just looking for a super high-powered cars , but also rare, only produced limited.
Well , here are the four most expensive car in the world with the above criteria .
First : Lykan hypersport , cars made by automotive companies Beirut lebanon is the first supercar in the Middle East region .
Produced a total of seven units at a price of 33 , 9 billion IDR. Has a carbon fiber chassis that weighs very light .
This car is also studded with gold and diamonds on the rear LED lights , so it looks a lot like a twinkling star hologram .
Problem runway, the car debuted at the Qatar Motor Show January 29 turbo- powered engine -powered 750 hp with peak torque to 737 lb – ft .
This car can accelerate from 0-100 km within 2.8 seconds . Meanwhile, to achieve a maximum speed of 395 km / hour .
Secondly : Lamborghini Veneno , the car was released at the Geneva Motor Show last year was very exclusive . The Italian company is only producing the cars 3 units at a price of around 40 billion IDR.
Unfortunately , all three cars bearing the ' bull furious ' was already sold out . Problem cardiac pacemaker , the car is equipped with a capacity of 6.5 liter V12 engine which is capable of throwing power of up to 750 ps .
Third : the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport . If you want to buy a super car , prospective customers must spend over 50 billion IDR and had to scramble with a number of wealthy people in the world because of the limited number of units sold .
Fourth : Maybach Exelero , was first shown to the public in Germany in 2005 , this car has a retro – modern design combined .
For cardiac pacemaker , the car carrying the engine capacity 5.908cc twin turbo V12 -powered 700 hp . This car accelerates from 0-100 km / h within 4.4 seconds .
Maybach Exelero sold for very fantastic , reaching 80 billion IDR. Interestingly , this car only made one unit for tire manufacturer Fulda Reifenwerke . They deliberately ordered it as reference material using a car tire width .
But now , the Maybach Exelero has owned European businessman named Arnald Massartic .


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引用本文: 韦贻春, 余会成, 李浩, 陈其锋, 韦冬萍, 雷福厚, 谭学才. 钯纳米粒子修饰的三甲氧苄啶分子印迹膜传感器的制备及其识别性能研究. 分析化学, 2017, 45(9): 1367-1374. doi: 10.11895/j.issn.0253-3820.170261 [复制]
Citation: WEI Yi-Chun, YU Hui-Cheng, LI Hao, CHEN Qi-Feng, WEI Dong-Ping, LEI Fu-Hou, TAN Xue-Cai. Preparation and Recognition Properties of Trimethoprim Sensor Based on Palladium Nanoparticles-modified Molecularly Imprinted Polymer. Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry, 2017, 45(9): 1367-1374. doi: 10.11895/j.issn.0253-3820.170261 [复制]
Preparation and Recognition Properties of Trimethoprim Sensor Based on Palladium Nanoparticles-modified Molecularly Imprinted Polymer
采用N,N'-亚甲基双丙烯酰胺(MBA)为功能单体、钯纳米粒子为掺杂剂、马来松香丙烯酸乙二醇酯为交联剂,在玻碳电极上热聚合具有三甲氧苄啶(TMP)识别性能的钯纳米材料修饰的分子印迹传感膜。采用扫描电镜及红外光谱对合成的钯纳米材料、印迹传感膜的形貌及其结构进行了表征;采用循环伏安法(CV)、交流阻抗法(EIS)对钯纳米粒子掺杂的印迹电极与无掺杂电极的电化学性能进行了研究。结果表明,纳米粒子掺杂的印迹电极与无掺杂电极的表面形貌及电化学性能明显不同。差分脉冲伏安法(DPV)表征结果表明,TMP的浓度在5.0×10-7-4.0×10-3 mol/L范围内与脉冲峰电流呈良好的线性关系(R=0.9995),检出限为3.2×10-8 mol/L(S/N=3)。此钯纳米粒子掺杂的印迹传感器具有较高的灵敏度。即时电流测定结果表明,新诺明(SMZ)、磺胺嘧啶(SDZ)、葡萄糖(Glu)、尿素(Urea)对三甲氧苄啶(TMP)的测定不产生干扰。将此印迹传感器用于实际样品中TMP的检测,加标回收率为96.8%~102.0%。
To improve the sensitivity of molecularly imprinted electrochemical sensors, a Pd nanoparticles-modified molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) film for the determination of trimethoprim (TMP) was developed by thermal polymerization with N, N'-methylene diacrylamide as a functional monomer, Pd nanoparticle as a dopant and ethylene glycol maleic rosinate acrylate as a crosslinking agent. The morphologies and chemical structures of the Pd nano-materials and the imprinted films were characterized using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy, respectively. The electrochemical properties of the nano-doped and undoped MIP sensors were investigated by cyclic voltammetry and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. Results showed that the morphologies and chemical structures and the electrochemical properties of the doped molecularly imprinted sensor were remarkably different from those of the undoped imprinted sensor. Linear responses of the imprinted sensor to TMP were observed for concentrations ranging from 5.0×10-7 mol/L to 4.0×10-3 mol/L (R=0.9995), with a detection limit of 3.2×10-8 mol/L (S/N=3). The Pd nanoparticle doped MIP sensors exhibited high selectivity. The chronoamperometry showed that no interference from potential interfering species such as sulfamethoxazole, sulfadiazine, glucose, and urea were noted. The proposed electrochemical sensor was used to determine TMP in actual samples, with average recoveries of 96.8%-102.0%.
Preparation and Recognition Properties of Trimethoprim Sensor Based on Palladium Nanoparticles-modified Molecularly Imprinted Polymer
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