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Tips on speedy scale writing (and singing) in different clefs and modes?
Asked by: Erica Brown
Why do we use different clefs when writing music?
The use of different clefs makes it possible to write music for all instruments and voices, regardless of differences in range. Using different clefs for different instruments and voices allows each part to be written comfortably on a stave with a minimum of ledger lines.
How do you read different clefs?
Reading Clefs
Pitch in Western musical notation is designated by the letters A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, which repeat in a loop.
Different clefs make reading different ranges easier.
Each clef indicates how the lines and spaces of the staff correspond to pitch.
How do you memorize alto clef notes?
Like we have done with the treble clef and bass clef, you can use a mnemonic device to memorize the notes of alto clef. For the lines, try using the mnemonic Fat Alley Cats Eat Gravy or get creative and come up with one of your own!
What are the 3 clefs in music?
Three clef symbols are used today: the treble, bass, and C clefs, stylized forms of the letters G, F, and C, respectively. You may have experienced someone singing in a terrible pitch, but do you know another name for the treble clef? Test your knowledge of pitch, treble clefs, and more in this music quiz.
How do you memorize bass clef notes?
To learn the lines of the bass clef, the awkward mnemonic "Good Boys Do Fine Always" is typically used, with the first letter of each word indicating the notes on that line (bottom to top: G, B, D, F, A). For the spaces, the mnemonic "All Cows Eat Grass" is used.
How do you remember the music staff?
Well there's an acronym for that good boys do fine always for the lines g b d f a and then for the spaces. All cows eat grass.
How do I know which octave to use?
The symbol that appears at the beginning of every staff is known as a clef. This symbol lets the musician know which notes to play as well as the octave to play them in.
What is the best way to remember the pitch names of the lines?
This is, indeed, a helpful way for beginners to remember the names. A sentence used to help identify the lines of the Treble Clef Staff (the top staff) is: "Every Good Bird Does Fly." The first letter of each word of the sentence names the five lines from bottom to top.
Who reads alto clef?
Alto clef is often called viola clef, or sometimes C clef, since the middle line of the staff is the note C. The viola and the alto trombone are generally the only instruments that use this clef.
What are the 12 musical notes?
Western music typically uses 12 notes – C, D, E, F, G, A and B, plus five flats and equivalent sharps in between, which are: C sharp/D flat (they're the same note, just named differently depending on what key signature is being used), D sharp/E flat, F sharp/G flat, G sharp/A flat and A sharp/B flat.
How do you write C Clef?
It is actually really easy to draw the C Clef sign! It just involves 2 backwards letter "C"s and 3 lines! Yes, that is all!
What clef is middle C written?
On the alto clef, middle C is located on the middle line of the staff. The tenor and alto clefs are referred to as the "C clefs." Notice that middle C is located at the middle line of each of those clefs.
Do tenors sing treble clef?
The vocal tenor clef is used in vocal music for the male tenor voice part to indicate that the tenor voice actually sounds an octave lower that where it is notated in the normal treble clef. The vocal tenor clef should not be confused with the C clef that is also named tenor clef.
Which note is C3?
What is CX in music?
A Cx and Gx on the staff means you'll play a D and A natural, respectively. Brandy Kraemer. By Brandy Kraemer. Updated on 04/21/19. A double-sharp is an accidental for a note that has two sharps, meaning the original note is raised by two half-steps (also called semitones).
What is a ghost note in music?
Ghost Note is defined by Wikipedia as 'a musical note with a rhythmic value, but no discernible pitch when played'. Drummers know it as the notes that are played very softly between the main notes.
What is a ghost note piano?
In music, a ghost note is a musical note with a rhythmic value, but no discernible pitch when played. In musical notation, this is represented by an "X" for a note head instead of an oval, or parentheses around the note head.
What are all the existing clefs?
Three Treble Clefs?
Are there any clefs other than treble, bass, tenor, and alto?
Are there more than 2 Clefs?
Minimum of knowledge about different clefs for composing songs?
Which instrument (generally) has to read the largest number of clefs?
How do I reasonably deal with a clef change?
What is the Schäffer Clef?
Clefs used for pitched percussion?
Alto clef makes so much sense; why isn't it used more often?
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TOYOTA CELICA – 2003 MODEL
140bhp engine available on Celica, Celica Style and Celica Premium
Celica Style adds 17-inch alloy wheels and rear spoiler, sports pedals and enhanced audio package to the standard Celica
Celica Premium adds climate control, full leather seats and electric sunroof
189bhp engine only available on Celica T Sport
Vehicle Stability Control and Traction Control (VSC & TRC) now standard on T Sport
Darker interior trim for sportier, quality feel
Improved chassis and brakes
On sale in October
Visitors to this year's British International Motor Show will see the upgraded Toyota Celica with enhanced safety features, subtle handling and styling tweaks.
SEE FURTHER, CORNER FLATTER, STOP QUICKER
Even the most experienced driver needs a car with high safety levels to benefit from the full potential of a well-balanced chassis and a powerful engine. For this reason, safety and driving pleasure are seen as one in the upgraded Celica.
Front disc diameter is increased to 275mm on all models for extra stopping power and more resistance to fade – the 189bhp T Sport has been so equipped since launch.
Celica T Sport also has VSC (Vehicle Stability Control), TRC (Traction Control) and BA (Brake Assist) as standard equipment.
Modifications to both front and rear shock absorbers on the upgraded Celica result in a more flat, comfortable ride and better traction.
Changes made to the steering achieve a more responsive feel, while small aerodynamic modifications result in superior high-speed stability by reducing rear lift.
THE SAME, BUT SOMEHOW DIFFERENT…
The Toyota Celica's exterior design has undergone a subtle change at the front – not so much a face-lift as a new collar and tie. The cut-away of the lower grille is wider, making the vertical bars widen more emphatically as they descend. The openings around the integrated fog lamps have a sharper shape. The rear lamps now feature a double-barrelled internal shape and are now co-ordinated in all red lenses.
Finally, the latest Toyota Celica wears its badge with more pride – the Toyota emblem on the bonnet has been increased in size. In addition, two vibrant new colours, Sahara Sun and Island Green have been added to the range.
Unmistakable Higher Quality For Celica's Cockpit
The stylish, sporty interior of the Toyota Celica now offers unmistakable higher quality thanks to a darker, more sober colour choice with contrasting inlays.
New coloured lighting for many of the ancillary controls and audio unit results in a co-ordinated sporty look, making the main instrumentation easier to read at a glance, while the heater controls have also been changed.
Front and rear fabric seats now feature black central sections with vibrant red side trims. The Celica Premium now features restyled full leather seats and the T Sport model has unique leather seats as standard.
FEATURING THE 'ENGINE OF THE YEAR' (1.4-1.8 CLASS)
The engines – both 140bhp and 189bhp versions – are already among the best 1.8-litre power units and they remain unchanged. Both are 1.8-litre capacity and offer Variable Valve Timing-intelligent (VVT-i) on the 140bhp version and Variable Valve Timing with Lift-intelligent (VVTL-i) technology on the 189bhp version.
A panel of judges from all over the world considered the 1.8 VVTL-i engine from the Celica T Sport as the best among all 1.4 to 1.8-litre powertrains in the market, including diesel. As a result, this engine received the title of 'Engine of the Year' in the 1.4 to 1.8-litre class from Engine Technology International Magazine.
The reasons for the judges' choice are clear: besides boasting one of the best specific power figures in the world (over 100bhp per litre from a normally aspirated engine), the 1.8 VVTL-i can deliver breathtaking performance with surprisingly low fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
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Jude the Obscure is a singer, producer and multi-instrumentalist based in South Manchester. The 24 year-old has been honing his craft ever since he moved north, drawing inspiration from the multitude of jazz, hip-hop and soul in the city and from working on various collaborative projects over the last few years. 'Strong Enough' is the first single from Manchester-based musician Jude The Obscure, from the same local scene that brought out Children of Zeus, KinKai, Nina Cobham and more. It's easy to lose your way and become disillusioned with the world – staying in touch with loved ones, balancing your time between work, social life and supporting those that rely on you are all hard tasks to juggle – all the while we're searching for some sense of identity amidst a sociopolitical climate that makes us all feel increasingly powerless.
"I'm especially proud of this tune. I really feel the music captured the message I was trying to get across on this one. The rhythm section maintains this aggressive, punchy feel throughout, giving the perfect underlay for an energised, driven vocal. At the same time, it still has this uplifting, almost euphoric feel to it when the chorus hits. It was a hard balance to find, but I feel it really came together in the end." – Jude The Obscure
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Best Ensemble, Athens 2004 (2006)
May 19–July 14, 2007
Opening Reception:
Saturday, May 19, 2007, 2–5pm
Pari Nadimi Gallery is pleased to announce the second exhibition of the gallery artist, Michael Euyung Oh. In this exhibition, Oh presents a series of multi-media works that examine the notion of the administrative arbitrariness inherent in making value judgments on both personal and cultural levels.
Best Ensemble (2006) is a single channel video projection made from the official video footage of the athletes' procession from the opening ceremony of the Athens Olympic Games, 2004.In this video, the order in which the teams walk into the stadium is not alphabetical, as it was at the actual event, but re-edited according to the aesthetic preference for team uniforms and presentations as determined by Oh and two of his juridical collaborators (Dejan Dolacki and Sydney Vermont), with their favorite appearing first.
Another work in this exhibition is entitled The Legal Age of Sexual Consent(2006). It is a pocket-sized, traveler-friendly folding book that simply lists the legal ages of sexual consent around the world.
Also included in this exhibition are two single video installations entitled Mothers on the Run (2006) and Fathers on the Run (2006). Appropriating the public announcement video format, these videos show biological parents who lost their child custody after court arbitration and now wanted by police for child abduction.
Oh's work has been exhibited internationally in London, Vienna, Geneva, Turin, and Seoul. Recent exhibitions and projects include Dysphorias, Palafukas, Turin, Italy (2007); I.D. Images of Identity, Art Gallery of Hamilton (2007); Anxiety of Influence, UCLA New Wright Gallery, Los Angeles, CA (2006); Classified Materials: Accumulations, Archives, Artists, Vancouver Art Gallery (2005); Public 28: Satan Oscillate My Metallic Sonatas, Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver (2004); Parallax View, the Western Front, Vancouver (2003); Sphere, Presentation House Gallery, Vancouver (2003); and About Time, Canadian Embassy Gallery, Washington, DC (2003).


The selected French bottlings have given me much pleasure for the price. I have purchased them again for personal consumption. Featured values include 4 bottlings from Provence and other summer reds.
2004 - 1.5 € - not flawed (but not impressive either), varietal: the aromas express cabernet sauvignon - yellow pepper and blackcurrant dominate the scent - yellow pepper and blackcurrant, plus a hint of Médoc: like when you cut ivy & you tear the vegetal carpet from the wall, balanced acidity - (be sure to try this wine with a barbecue, the taste is the same as when the wine was one year younger).
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Tartessieno designa um língua morta da Península Ibérica que data de períodos anteriores à conquista pelo Império Romano e se relaciona à cultura de Tartesso. Sua área de abrangência ficava ao sul do rio Tejo em Portugal, e no sul da atual Espanha, na Andaluzia. Também é chamada de língua Sul-Lusitana e sua presença é atestada por inscrições datando do  e que eram escritas na Escrita paleohispânica do sudoeste ou Tartessiana, uma das escritas paleohispânicas conhecidas mais antigas.

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 (es) Correa, J. A. (1989): "Posibles antropónimos en las inscripciones en escritura del S.O. (o Tartesia)" Veleia 6, pp.243-252.
 (es) Correa, J.A. (1996): "La epigrafía del Sudoeste. Estado de la cuestión" en Villar y D'Encarnaçao (eds) La Hispania Prerromana Salamanca, pp. 65-76.
 (la, de) Jürgen Untermann (1997): Monumenta Linguarum Hispanicarum. IV. Die tartessischen, keltiberischen und lusitanischen Inschriften. Wiesbaden.
 (es) Jürgen Untermann(2000): "Lenguas y escrituras en torno a Tartessos" en ARGANTONIO. Rey de Tartessos (catálogo de la exposición), Madrid, pp. 69-77.
 (es) Rodríguez Ramos, J. (2000): "La lectura de las inscripciones sudlusitano-tartesias" Faventia 22/1, pp. 21-48. Consultable en
 (es) Rodríguez Ramos, J. (2002): "Las inscripciones sudlusitano-tartesias: su función, lengua y contexto socioeconómico" Complutum 13, pp. 85-95.

Línguas mortas
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Línguas de Portugal
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British lawmakers press Poland on Holocaust restitution
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Poland was among 46 nations that signed a 2009 declaration committing to restitution legislation for Holocaust-era property seized by the Nazis, but it has not passed any restitution laws for private property, making it one of only a handful of former Communist countries without such legislation.
"Unfortunately, Poland stands out in its failure to fulfill – or even recognize – its responsibility to victims," says a letter sent Monday to Prime Minister Donald Tusk and signed by 15 British members of Parliament and 35 lords and baronesses. The primary signatory is Ruth Deech, a Jewish member of Britain's House of Lords who had grandparents on both sides of her family with substantial property in Poland.
"Poland has a responsibility to elderly Holocaust survivors, their heirs and other victims to return property which was seized by the Nazis or subsequently nationalized by the Communist regimes," the letter says. "Democratic Poland continues unjustly to benefit from the victims' private property. Many of these victims and their heirs – both Jews and non-Jews – are British citizens."
The letter to Tusk was coordinated by the Board of Deputies of British Jews and the World Jewish Restitution Organization.
"This is first time that there has ever been such a letter on Holocaust restitution from a parliamentary group in Europe," said Gideon Taylor, an expert on restitution who used to direct the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference) and is now assisting the WJRO on a voluntary basis.
Last November, the secretary of the WJRO, Colette Avital, published an open letter to Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski calling on the country to honor its "unfulfilled commitments" on Holocaust restitution. The letter, which was published in The Jerusalem Post, appeared on the eve of Komorowski's visit to Israel.
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All tourister's Choice Loco Shed(Rewari Museum)-Arakina
Published Date : April 15, 2022
Rewari Museum
Transport plays a vital role in people's lives as well as large companies. Many means of transport are featured today like flights, bikes, cars, bicycles, buses, trains, etc. But the trains were the root of transport in the past for development and transport.
The start of the industrial revolution gives birth to the invention of trains and their role in transporting goods from one place to another. But people always never forget the past. So to remember that Indian people made an old loco shed into a museum for trains in Rewari, Haryana. Let's see some of the facts and specialties about it.
Locomotive engine
The old Locomotive engine
The Rewari museum was built in 1893 in Haryana. The museum was once supposed to be a loco shed in India. This was the only loco shed that connected Delhi and Peshwar. The shed had a successful run in the past with more than 500 workers working.
The shed was useful for many means of transport around cities. But with the development of transport, the steam engine locomotives are replaced by modern trains. The meter gauge trains were also replaced by this and the old loco shed was stopped in 1994.
After that many locomotives are made into scrap materials. And after that, some of the diesel engines are serviced here but soon that also came to an end. Before their total shut down they were used to hauling for orient express using two locomotive engines.
The replacement made the loco shed motionless for a period of time. So the government declared the old shed to be a heritage for locomotives in 2001. By turning it into a museum they made some of the locomotives under keen protection.
The films took place in the Rewari shed
The museum started and had a good run over the period and many people visited it. The welcoming loco shed has turned into a film shooting spot. Many Hindi films like Guru, Gandhi-my-father, Sultan, Bharat, Jaanisaar, etc were shooted here.
The success of the film and the welcoming audience of people gave a new life to the old loco shed. The shed had its renovation by combining old and new which was liked by the people.
The ticket rate for entering the museum is very cheap and easily affordable. The loco shed renovation comes up with cool activities for tourists. Activities like watching a short film, Steam simulator, coach simulator, toy train, steam museum, and steam maintenance simulator.
Here we can buy many items like train toys, models, books, etc. There is a cafeteria available for the tourists.
Simulation room
The simulation room for the train ride
The steam simulation can blow the minds of train lovers. In the simulation, we are able to drive the old locomotive by doing actions that are done in real life. By using a plastic shovel and doing actions like putting coal in the engine, horn, etc.
The screen surrounding the machine will display the surroundings which will look like we are driving a train inside Minecraft. The short film about the history of the trains and their significance in the past is a bit knowledgeable to the tourists.
Here we are able to see both narrow and broad gauge engines in working condition. People working in the museums take care of the old locomotive engine by washing, repairing, and running the engines to preserve them for future display.
We are able to witness the old luxury train compartments of the royal family with some slight modern alterations. The old luxury cabins with curtains, tables, cabins, etc can be seen and they are preserved like the way they were in past times. And the small working toy train can be a wonderful experience for kids to have fun rides.
These are some of the facts and the specialities of Rewari loco shed that is most welcomed by people of India and others.
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Celiac disease affects almost three million Americans. Support our efforts to increase awareness, develop effective treatments and possibly, one day, find a cure.
Registration is now open for the Making Tracks for Celiacs 5K walk/run in Jamesville, New York on Sunday, April 30. Click here to register!
The mission of the Making Tracks for Celiacs 5K walk/run is to raise funds to increase awareness and support research.
Celiac disease is a genetic disorder affecting children and adults. People with celiac disease are unable to eat foods that contain gluten, which is found in wheat, barley and rye. In people with celiac disease, gluten sets off an autoimmune reaction that causes the destruction of the villi in the small intestine. They produce antibodies to attack the gluten, but the same antibodies also attack the intestine, causing damage and illness.
Making Tracks for Celiacs is an annual fundraising event, which is organized and managed by the Center for Celiac Research at Mass General. This is our 15th year and we have raised over $2.5 million to date. Seventy-five percent of the funds go to support research and other national initiatives and 25 percent to support local communities throughout the country.
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Microsoft says some of its customer support tools were accessed by the hacking group Nobelium, which was also connected to the SolarWinds attacks, due to a Microsoft customer service agent's computer being compromised. Microsoft told Reuters that the agent had limited access, and was able to see things like what services customers used, and their billing contact information. According to Microsoft, the hackers used the info gleaned from the tools to start "highly targeted" attacks on specific Microsoft customers.
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by Roger Friedman - January 10, 2017 1:03 am
Sunday night's Golden Globe parties were not what they used to be, and the blamed is laid at the feet of talent agencies like CAA and WME. Even though HBO, Weinstein/Netflix, NBC Universal, Fox, Amazon, and InStyle.Warner Bros all threw bashes at the Beverly Hilton, most of them have turned into photo ops and quick stops for most stars. Then they head out to CAA's private party at Sunset Tower or William Morris Endeavor at Chateau Marmont.
It didn't help that this year's "hot" winner, "La La Land," took all their people and headed to Craig's LA restaurant on Melrose. They shut the doors to the press who helped promote them to a seven Globe win. They even uninvited some people who'd already been invited. (Not yours truly. Like most press, I was ignored.)
But it didn't matter because literally everyone who was anyone went to HBO's annual shindig downstairs at the Hilton restaurant and pool. Traditionally, this is where the elite meet post-show, and Sunday night was no exception. HBO didn't win any Globes (a rarity) but they have the shows, and the talent. That's where Best Actress Isabelle Huppert came straight away, along with Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, Reese Witherspoon, Viola Davis, Sarah Jessica Parker, Bryan Cranston, Joan Collins, Sting and Trudie Styler, all the "Game of Thrones" cast at the show, and even Joely Fisher, on her first event after the death of her half sister Carrie Fisher.
Another mourner, Zsa Zsa Gabor's widower Frederic von Anhalt, was there. Somehow he scores two or three Globes tickets. Zsa Zsa, 99, was a contemporary of some of the elder Globes voters.
HBO also had a great "younger" crowd with Malin Akerman, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Francesca Eastwood, Clifton Collins Jr., Renee Elise Goldsberry, Evan Rachel Wood, and lots of the folks from "Westworld."
Meanwhile, Jimmy Fallon hosted Lorne Michaels, Justin Timberlake, and pals at a club called Delilah in West Hollywood, where sources tell me Jon Hamm also showed up, as well as Hollywood's favorite couple of wild and swinging guys, Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire.
But these agency no-press, no outsiders things: they make the Globes a buzz kill. On Friday night, the CAA party was so overstuffed at Catch LA there was a brief crowd bunched up at the door. It was more fun across the street at Craig's, where Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner were at one banquette, Cuba Gooding Jr. was hosting his own party, and the buzz was high and the food was great.
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Our decanter for separating a mixture of C10, C20, C30 and C40 compounds from a water/toluene solution isn't performing right. To save space, we opted for a 3-ft-diameter vertical unit with a length/diameter ratio of about 3:1. The flows are 6,000 pounds per hour (PPH) of organic and 2,500 PPH of aqueous phase. The viscosities are: 300 cP for the organic; 0.8 cP for the water. The specific gravities are: 0.8 for the organic; 0.99 for the water. Feed is at about 50% of the straight side length and we use a dispersion layer of about 5%. Although the decanter is designed to capture 100 micron (µ) droplets, the carbon filter that's supposed to serve as a water polishing filter actually is removing them. We've had to change it out every 30 hours at a cost of $250/500 pounds. On examination, we discovered that during construction 1-in. high-flow packing was dumped into the decanter. It fills the bottom third of the column. How can we fix the decanter? Should we be happy with 100 µ? How can we reduce our carbon costs?
I would do the following to resolve the problem. Remove the packing from the decanter as it is taking up valuable space. And install a dual basket filter in the feed line to break the organic/water mixture and facilitate the phase separation in the decanter. Such filters are commercially available.
Review your design against the following suggested method. These gravity-based decanters are based on hydraulic balance and have been successfully used for continuous processes.
where ρ1 is the light phase density;ρ2 is the heavy phase density; Ht is the distance between the exits, light and heavy; H12 is the height of the riser in the heavy-phase exit line; and H2 is the height of the heavy phase (see Figure 1).
Figure 1. Sight gauge may not detect multiple rag layers (layers with emulsions of the two liquids). It must be connected at multiple points for effective viewing.
The top of the tank and the water outlet pipes should be connected in such a way that they equalize the pressure so that the liquid does not siphon out. The water outlet pipe should have an adjustable arm so that the height of the water layer can be adjusted. It can be used to control the interface level.
Don't use the manual shut-off valves in the water and organic outlet pipes to adjust flow and interface layer height.
1) intercept and collect individual oil droplets; 2) combine several small droplets into larger ones; 3) allow rising of the enlarged oil droplets by gravity.
The viscosities are very different and, in this application, the water should be the continuous phase and the organic should be the dispersed droplet phase. I would check this first. Because of the relative amounts of the two phases (70% organic), the organic is likely to be the continuous phase. Look at the process forming the emulsion.
If the feed emulsion cannot be modified, perhaps water could be recycled and added to the feed, making water the continuous phase. The decanter can give superior separation; even at the higher total inlet feed rates needed for a system with a recycle.
Look at the inlet and outlet nozzles. The inlet velocity may be too high and may encourage stirring and mixing in the dispersion band. If necessary, add a diffuser internal to the decanter. Consider the packing.
The packing in the bottom of the decanter is serving as a static mixer, decreasing separation performance. Removing of the packing should be beneficial.
Lastly, the temperature is not discussed as a variable. Running the decanter at a warmer temperature may also improve separation.
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Dump the column, remove the packing. The current mechanical design won't work. Instead, design an impingement plate for the entrance to help divide the two streams in the dispersion zone. If the feed pump permits, install a static mixer at the inlet to the decanter.
The process design for the vertical decanter is even less promising. Although the residence time for a 3-ft-diameter decanter is more than sufficient to remove the droplets, the calculated entrainment droplet size is about 2,000 μ. This is not the 100 μ desired and explains why carbon is being rapidly consumed. Carbon columns usually capture droplets in the range of about 30 μ.
There is another reason for reducing the overuse of the activated carbon — disposal: roughly $0.50/lb for transportation (within 200 miles) and $0.60/lb for disposal by drying and incineration via a thermal oxidizer (TOX). Once you factor in the disposal, for this example you're paying $1.60/lb as the true cost of carbon. A more realistic price for activated carbon is about $1.80/lb, including shipping to the site. The final price would then be $2.90/lb. Regeneration is possible and co-generation, typical of a TOX, might reduce costs. Let's reconsider the design again.
With decanters sometimes efficiency can be improved by increasing the diameter or the temperature. However, a quick check with these parameters shows no improvement: the viscosity of the continuous phase, i.e., the light phase, is too high. We need to consider other options.
If you can add a small trace element, perhaps a surfactant that will not contaminate the organic phase or can be separated easily, this might be the direction to go. Anything that reduces the surface tension may be effective.
Do a drain test in the lab. Cut a circular hole in a small container with about 100 ml of the organic phase. The hole should be smooth but sharp, without a nozzle. Measure the time it takes to drain through the hole after adding the chemical or doing whatever you decide to do. You'll want to run a standard first with the untreated organic. If you're making headway, the drain time should decrease.
You must reduce the surface tension of the dispersed light phase. Reducing the aqueous phase by half will cause a phase inversion but this trick won't improve separation of the two phases.
Figure 2. Venting from vacuum pump incurs a hydrogen loss of as much as 3 std. ft3/min.
Our hydrogenation system, consisting of a column filled with catalyst, an interchanger and a knockout drum under vacuum (Figure 2), produces excess hydrogen. The drum is meant to separate the hydrogen from the product, which is then pumped to the tank farm. The vacuum pump surges constantly, unable to find a sweet spot. The pump vents to atmosphere perhaps as much as 3 std. ft3/min of hydrogen. Our plant manager wants to know if there's a way to recover the hydrogen and stabilize the level feeding the pump. How can we address this situation? Is there any way to limp along with this process until it's convenient to shut it down?
Send us your comments, suggestions or solutions for this question by December 10, 2010. We'll include as many of them as possible in the January 2011 issue and all on CP.com. Send visuals — a sketch is fine. E-mail us at ProcessPuzzler@putman.net or mail to Process Puzzler, Chemical Processing, 555 W. Pierce Road, Suite 301, Itasca, IL 60143. Fax: (630) 467-1120. Please include your name, title, location and company affiliation in the response.
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Cottle County är ett administrativt område i delstaten Texas, USA, med 1 505 invånare (2010). Den administrativa huvudorten (county seat) är Paducah.

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Enligt United States Census Bureau så har countyt en total area på 2 336 km². 2 334 km² av den arean är land och 3 km² är vatten.

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Dodgers News: Team Talked With Astros About Trading Crawford In 2013
by Vincent Samperio 06/30/2014, 1:57 PM
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It has been no secret that the Los Angeles Dodgers have had an overcrowded outfield with the emergence of Yasiel Puig last season.
The team had four legitimate, starting outfielders on their roster following the 2013 season and were reported to have been looking for deals for any of them, minus Puig. While the Dodgers may have been shopping them to numerous teams, reports have surfaced of at least one of those teams the Dodgers contacted.
In 10 months of leaked front office talks and reports from the Houston Astros found by Deadspin.com, there was at least mention of one of the three outfielders last November:
[Stearns] talked with [Dodgers director of baseball contracts] Alex Tamin: LAD is looking to acuire some back end SP depth and up the middle infield depth. They believe they have depth in the pen and would be willing to deal from it (AT mentioned Belisario and Guerra). LAD also has four OF for three spots and would be willing to talk about Crawford.
While it seems the talks never reached more than the mention, it was interesting to see Carl Crawford singled out when Andre Ethier and Matt Kemp were also on the block. The other two players mentioned are no longer with the team anymore, both joining the Chicago White Sox this winter.
The Dodgers tried to alleviate the problem with a rotation of outfielders early in the season before Yasiel Puig claimed right field to his own. Eventually, Kemp took over in center, but promptly lost his job and was moved to left field last month. Crawford then went down with an injury that gave Kemp an everyday job in left and left Ethier splitting time with Scott Van Slyke in center. Since taking over in left, Kemp has turned his season around, while the Ethier/Van Slyke platoon has done well enough in the Dodgers recent hot streak. Crawford's recovery has taken longer than originally expected after he shared his comments on the outfield situation and vowing to not return until he was 100 percent.
While the idea of shopping the outfielders has continued to float around with the trade deadline nearing, it will be interesting to see what the Dodgers will do, if anything.
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1Ch 2:1, 2. Sons of Israel.
1Ch 2:3-12. Posterity of Judah.
3. The sons of Judah—His descendants are enumerated first, because the right and privileges of the primogeniture had been transferred to him (Ge 49:8), and because from his tribe the Messiah was to spring.
6. Zimri, and Ethan, and Heman, and Calcol, and Dara—These five are here stated to be the sons of Zerah, that is, of Ezra, whence they were called Ezrahites (1Ki 4:31). In that passage they are called "the sons of Mahol," which, however, is to be taken not as a proper name, but appellatively for "sons of music, dancing," &c. The traditional fame of their great sagacity and acquirements had descended to the time of Solomon and formed a standard of comparison for showing the superior wisdom of that monarch. Jewish writers say that they were looked up to as prophets by their countrymen during the abode in Egypt.
7. the sons of Carmi—He was the son of Zimri, or Zabdi, as he is called (Jos 7:1).
Achar—or Achan (Jos 7:1). This variety in the form of the name is with great propriety used here, since Achar means "troubler."
1Ch 2:13-17. Children of Jesse.
15. David the seventh—As it appears (1Sa 16:10; 17:12) that Jesse had eight sons, the presumption is from David being mentioned here as the seventh son of his father, that one of them had died at an early age, without leaving issue.
17. Jether the Ishmaelite—(compare 2Sa 17:25). In that passage he is called Ithra an Israelite; and there seems no reason why, in the early days of David, anyone should be specially distinguished as an Israelite. The presumption is in favor of the reading followed by the Septuagint, which calls him "Jetra the Jezreelite." The circumstance of his settling in another tribe, or of a woman marrying out of her own tribe, was sufficiently rare and singular to call for the statement that Abigail was married to a man of Jezreel.
1Ch 2:18-55. Posterity of Caleb.
18. Caleb the son of Hezron—The notices concerning this person appear confused in our version. In 1Ch 2:19 he is said to be the father of Hur, whereas in 1Ch 2:50 he is called "the son of Hur." The words in this latter passage have been transposed in the copying, and should be read thus, "Hur the son of Caleb."
begat children of Azubah his wife, and of Jerioth—The former was his spouse, while Jerioth seems to have been a secondary wife, and the mother of the children whose names are here given. On the death of his principal wife, he married Ephrath, and by her had Hur [1Ch 2:19].
21. Hezron … daughter of Machir the father of Gilead—that is, chief of that town, which with the lands adjacent was no doubt the property of Machir, who was so desirous of a male heir. He was grandson of Joseph. The wife of Machir was of the tribe of Manasseh (Nu 26:29).
22. Jair, who had three and twenty cities in the land of Gilead—As the son of Segub and the grandson of Hezron, he was of the tribe of Judah; but from his maternal descent he is called (Nu 32:41; De 3:14) "the son of Manasseh." This designation implies that his inheritance lay in that tribe in right of his grandmother; in other words, his maternal and adopting great-grandfather was Machir the son of Manasseh. Jair, inheriting his property, was his lineal representative; and accordingly this is expressly stated to be the case; for the village group of "Havoth-Jair" was awarded to him in that tribe, in consequence of his valiant and patriotic exploits. This arrangement, however, took place previous to the law (Nu 36:1-13), by which it was enacted that heiresses were to marry in their own tribe. But this instance of Jair shows that in the case of a man obtaining an inheritance in another tribe it required him to become thoroughly incorporated with it as a representative of the family through which the inheritance was received. He had been adopted into Manasseh, and it would never have been imagined that he was other than "a son of Manasseh" naturally, had not this passage given information supplementary to that of the passage in Numbers.
23. he took—rather "he had taken." This statement is accounting for his acquisition of so large a territory; he got it by right of conquest from the former possessors.
Kenath—This place, along with its group of surrounding villages, was gained by Nobah, one of Jair's officers sent by him to capture it (Nu 32:1, 2).
All these belonged to the sons of Machir—In their number Jair is included as having completely identified himself by his marriage and residence in Gilead with the tribe of Manasseh.
24. Caleb-ephratah—so called from uniting the names of husband and wife (1Ch 2:19), and supposed to be the same as was afterwards called Beth-lehem-ephratah.
Ashur, the father of Tekoa—(2Sa 14:2-4). He is called the father, either from his being the first founder, or perhaps the ruler, of the city.
34. Sheshan had no sons, but daughters—either he had no sons alive at his death, or his family consisted wholly of daughters, of whom Ahlai (1Ch 2:31) was one, she being specially mentioned on account of the domestic relations about to be noted.
35. Sheshan gave his daughter to Jarha his servant to wife—The adoption and marriage of a foreign slave in the family where he is serving, is far from being a rare or extraordinary occurrence in Eastern countries. It is thought, however, by some to have been a connection not sanctioned by the law of Moses [Michaelis]. But this is not a well-founded objection, as the history of the Jews furnishes not a few examples of foreign proselytes in the same manner obtaining an inheritance in Israel; and doubtless Jarha had previously embraced the Jewish faith in place of the grovelling idolatries of his native Egypt. In such a case, therefore, there could be no legal difficulty. Being a foreign slave, he had no inheritance in a different tribe to injure by this connection; while his marriage with Sheshan's daughter led to his adoption into the tribe of Judah, as well as his becoming heir of the family property.
42. the sons of Caleb—(compare 1Ch 2:18, 25). The sons here noticed were the fruit of his union with a third wife.
55. the families of the scribes—either civil or ecclesiastical officers of the Kenite origin, who are here classed with the tribe of Judah, not as being descended from it, but as dwelling within its territory, and in a measure incorporated with its people.
Jabez—a place in Judah (1Ch 4:9).
Kenites that came of Hemath—who settled in Judah, and were thus distinguished from another division of the Kenite clan which dwelt in Manasseh (Jud 4:11).


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Ok, so I had beautiful long blonde hair, got in a grump with boyfriend, and promptly cut it into a bob and dyed it chocolate brown and red! Don't get me wrong, I loved it but it's just not me so I am currently trying my upmost to grow it and get the colour out. Luckily it was only semi permanent!... show more Ok, so I had beautiful long blonde hair, got in a grump with boyfriend, and promptly cut it into a bob and dyed it chocolate brown and red!
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Ok, so I had beautiful long blonde hair, got in a grump with boyfriend, and promptly cut it into a bob and dyed it chocolate brown and red!
I just starred your question because I was going to go to the store today and buy some semi-permanent hair color!! I thought it just washes out in so many washes. I'm sorry that I don't have an answer for you. I do remember that Sun In stuff too. I had a disaster with it :) Good luck!!
I think that the maximum time a semi permanent colour would last is through 24 washes.
Just keep washing your hair as much as possible; once a day if you have the time, and the colour will gradually fade. I wouldn't advise you do anything else that involves chemicals; hair dye is not healthy and neither are any of the things that 'strip' it out. Just be patient...!
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Havent tried this myself but was once told to put tomato ketchup on hair, leave it for 5 mins and wash off. Apparently it strips the colour. Could leave you with red hair though !!!
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USMNT roster features Pulisic, McKennie, Yedlin, & Aaronson but No Dest
The new USMNT roster is out and there is a lot to talk about. Many of the familiar faces are back and Brendan Aaronson is the lone newcomer. But, of course, there is no Sergino Dest. ASN's Brian Sciaretta takes a look.
BY Brian Sciaretta Posted
UNITED STATES national team head coach Gregg Berhalter today unveiled his 25 player roster for its first ever games of the inaugural CONCACAF Nations League against Cuba on October 11 in Washington DC and against Canada on October 15 in Toronto.
The roster consists of many of the same players who have featured throughout the year and the only debutant is Philadelphia Union midfielder Brendan Aaronson.
Here is the roster along with some thoughts.
THE ROSER
GOALKEEPERS (3): Brad Guzan (Atlanta United FC; 61/0), Sean Johnson (New York City FC; 8/0), Zack
Steffen (Fortuna Düsseldorf/GER; 16/0)
DEFENDERS (7): Reggie Cannon (FC Dallas; 8/0), Nick Lima (San Jose Earthquakes; 8/0), Aaron Long (New
York Red Bulls; 13/2), Daniel Lovitz (Montreal Impact/CAN; 10/0), Matt Miazga (Reading/ENG; 17/1),
Tim Ream (Fulham/ENG; 36/1), DeAndre Yedlin (Newcastle United/ENG; 59/0), Walker Zimmerman
(LAFC; 11/2)
MIDFIELDERS (8): Brenden Aaronson (Philadelphia Union; 0/0), Michael Bradley (Toronto FC/CAN;
150/17), Sebastian Lletget (LA Galaxy; 11/2), Weston McKennie (Schalke/GER; 15/3), Christian Pulisic
(Chelsea/ENG; 32/13), Cristian Roldan (Seattle Sounders FC; 16/0), Wil Trapp (Columbus Crew SC; 20/0),
Jackson Yueill (San Jose Earthquakes; 3/0)
FORWARDS (7): Jozy Altidore (Toronto FC/CAN; 115/42), Paul Arriola (D.C. United; 28/5), Corey Baird
(Real Salt Lake; 4/0), Tyler Boyd (Besiktas/TUR; 7/2), Jordan Morris (Seattle Sounders FC; 35/6), Josh
Sargent (Werder Bremen/GER; 9/2), Gyasi Zardes (Columbus Crew SC; 53/10)
Thoughts on the roster
No Dest
This shouldn't have come as much of a surprise to American fans that Sergino Dest was not included on this roster. He has exploded on the scene and Dutch Federation has approached him about switching. As a very young player who was born and raised in the Amsterdam area and now starts for Ajax, this must be very appealing. At the same time, he's been involved with the U.S. program for years.
The point here is to give Dest time to make a decision and have him play for the United States because he wants to.
Berhalter added this: "I understand there is going to be a lot of attention surrounding the availability of Sergiño in this next camp. I've had conversations with Sergiño, the conversations were positive, and the content of these conversations is going to remain private."
Yedlin's return
DeAndre Yedlin will return to the team for the first time since March. The Seattle native recently played his first game of the season for Newcastle in a 5-0 loss to Leicester City over the weekend. His inclusion will give the team more experience on the backline.
He is probably rusty at this stage but his return is welcome news for the U.S. team that needs leadership as the team has taken and will continue to take a youthful turn. Yedlin is one of the few players in the pool who is in his prime years and who has also played in a World Cup.
Surprising omissions: Holmes, Pomykal, Robinson
Perhaps the biggest surprise on the roster is the absence of Derby County midfielder Duane Holmes who has been in fine form since returning from a recent injury. He is back to starting again for Derby and should continue to be an important player for them.
Holmes was initially named to the U.S. team's Gold Cup roster but had to withdraw due to a quad injury which kept him out for all of preseason and into the first four games of the Championship campaign.
Regarding Paxton Pomykal and Miles Robinson, the likely bet is that both will be with the U.S. U-23 team this month as it prepares for Olympic qualifying. The same can be said for many of the emerging talent from the last U.S. U-20 team such as Richie Ledezma and Alex Mendez.
Aaronson's inclusion
The inclusion of Brendan Aaronson as the team's lone debutant is welcome news. In addition of being a starter for a very good Philadelphia team, he has also been among the best performers at the two recent U-23 camps.
"There are two things that standout about Brenden," Berhalter said. "The first thing is that he's getting regular minutes, and the second is that he's playing for a team that's doing really well. We always look for that combination. He's a very agile player, very aware between the lines, able to give solutions offensively and very secure on the ball. He's another case of getting a younger guy into the program, getting our eyes on him and also letting him understand what it means to be in with the full Men's National Team."
With U.S. Soccer also holding a U-23 camp this window, Aaronson's success with that team allows Berhalter a chance to pull him away from that team and give him a glimpse as to what the full national team is like. He will likely return to the U.S. U-23 team soon and minutes might not come in these upcoming games, but he has shown enough promise at Philadelphia to make this a justified move from Berhalter.
Injuries still loom
It's rare when any national team manager has all of his best players available. Injuries are always a factor at any given stage. Here, Tyler Adams, Tim Weah, John Brooks, and Alfredo Morales are still out of action for their respective clubs.
The injury to Adams is particularly disappointing because he provides the option of being the defensive midfielder that the team needs. It is still very thin at this position.
Form watch
As with every camp, some players arrive while playing in strong form, others are not.
Josh Sargent and Weston McKennie are playing very well at the moment and both have enjoyed strong months for their clubs. McKennie and Schalke have won four games in a row, including a 3-1 away win over then Bundesliga leading RB Leipzig. Meanwhile, Sargent has also been playing well and was instrumental in helping Werder Bremen earn a 2-2 draw away at Borussia Dortmund.
Meanwhile, Jordan Morris has been one of the most in-form players on the domestic front. He has helped Seattle move to a point where it could finish as high as second place in the Western Conference.
Also of note, Jozy Altidore's scoring ratio has also been among the highest in the league for Toronto FC.
Tyler Boyd is joining the U.S. team for the third time and has struggled to get going for both the U.S. team and his new club Besiktas.
Christian Pulisic is competing at one of the biggest clubs in the world at Chelsea but has quickly found himself behind others and is struggling for minutes. Can this camp offer the opportunity to get games which will provide momentum?
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The Phoenix Project: a bird that consumed itself by fire…and rose renewed from its ashes
The Phoenix Project resolves the disposition of the world's plutonium and its nuclear waste. The birthplace of the first nuclear detonation (the Trinity Site in the desert of White Sands New Mexico) is the death place, and repository, for all the plutonium created by man. The project is a tattoo of the first nuclear detonation orchestrated by Julius Robert Oppenheimer and the United States Government. The Phoenix Project re- records the physical mark generated by the first nuclear blast. The center of the project is located precisely at the point of detonation and is an imprint of the physical demarcation of its effects.
The Phoenix Project is a depression in the earth that is 2400 feet by 2400 feet (the size of the imprint left on the earth by the first nuclear detonation). Pollux casks, containing the world's plutonium, are arranged in the depression as an analogue, or imprint of the atomic plan of plutonium. A ten foot high mound of sand, from The White Sands Missile Base, envelops the base of the casks and records the depth of the depression of the first nuclear detonation. The Phoenix Project accommodates all the plutonium on record and makes ample allowance for possible additional, and unknown, material.The depression is entered from three different trajectory trenches re-recording entry to the Trinity Site.
The Pollux casks are delivered to the site via the south entrance as per the delivery of the first nuclear device. Visitors come to the site via the north entrance as per the public officials who attended the first nuclear detonation. Security forces have a separate entrance from the southwest as per their location on July 16, 1945.
The structure of the project is an analogue to the mono-clinic structure of plutonium that is characterized by two non-equal axes that are perpendicular to each other and a third axis that is inclined to the a axis.
The overhead roof element composed of six different tilted, and canted planes (as per the six different isotopes of plutonium), is manufactured from LCD green polycarbonate glass. These six planes are supported by a series of space frames that are carried by columns that are normal, and perpendicular, to the unique orientation of each plane. The columns are lozenge shaped in profile, and cross-shaped in plan, recalling imagery of military hardware while simultaneously alluding to imagery seen at military grave sites like Arlington Virginia. The six different over-head planes of green poly carbonate glass, in concert with the reflective mound of white sand, provide an eerie image of an interrupted ground plane that is a visual metaphor for the green grass planes common of the Arlington Virginia grave yards.
The surrounding retaining walls of the project are stained to match the color of trinitite glass (a resultant material generated by the first nuclear detonation) and imprinted with nuclear history and imagery.
Power for The Phoenix Project, is generated by surrounding bunkers of photo voltaic cells. This provides a natural counterpoint to the man-made material plutonium.
The space and imagery developed for the project are intentionally disconcerting and can never be fully comprehended from any single vantage point. From the air at night, The Phoenix Project emerges from the desert floor as an eerie and poignant reminder of the abstract, and all to real, capabilities of man's mind.


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A look inside G.S. Gelato's plant
The Italian-born owners of G.S. Gelato bring their recipes and production equipment to Florida's Panhandle where they make authentic Italian gelato for retail and foodservice customers.
By James Carper
Gelato flows from the freezer into a pan at G.S. Gelato's facility in Fort Walton Beach, Fla. The processor also makes sorbets and frozen yogurt.
To make authentic gelato, you need authentic equipment, say the owners of G.S. Gelato, based in Florida. They imported vats, pasteurizers and freezers from Italy. Ingredients come from around the world.
Pints bound for retailers are filled on a rotary filler. Later, they receive a tamper-evident seal around the lid.
At G.S. Gelato, pints and pans filled with gelato pass through a metal detector.
Gallons of frozen yogurt mix are placed on a cart, which is then wheeled to the freezer.
The headquarters and manufacturing plant of G.S. Gelato, Fort Walton Beach, Fla., are far from the scenic Gulf Coast views in this resort town on the Emerald Coast of Florida's panhandle. To find the place, one turns off the main road and drives a half-mile through an industrial zone dotted with pine trees. The casual observer would never know that world-class gelato and sorbet are being made in this nondescript building located next to a scrap metal recycler.
Owner Guido Tremolini chose the location and the building for its durable concrete-block construction. He had seen the devastation a hurricane can wreak when he and his wife Simona Faroni first came to Florida from Italy in the mid-1990s.
Tremolini and Faroni are the founders and owners of G.S. Gelato. In less than 20 years, they have created a business that sells branded and private-label gelato, sorbet and frozen yogurt up and down the East Coast and across the nation. (See related article on page 34.)
The owners and their two rescue dogs greet visitors to the headquarters. Tremolini offers to make espresso in his 50-year-old Faema espresso machine while he tells the story of coming to America. On vacation in Florida, they could not find gelato. They made it their mission then to move to the United States, open a scoop shop and manufacture authentic Italian-style gelato for wholesale. The plan was to process the gelato in Italian-made equipment.
Almost immediately, they ran into licensing requirements and regulatory roadblocks. Serving gelato from a storefront required a permit from Florida's Department of Business. Wholesaling of dairy products, on the other hand, falls under the purview of the state's Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, and specifically the Bureau of the Dairy Industry.
Gary Newton, an environmental administrator in the bureau, recalled the early meetings with the owners. He discovered that the European-made equipment was "designed to make product but not for sanitation." He explained that the agitator wells were not sealed, which allowed product to leak into areas that could not be reached to be cleaned. The equipment had to be redesigned to meet Florida regulations.
It took Tremolini and Faroni 14 months to bring everything up to code. The owners were frustrated by the delays, but were impressed that the state helped them with compliance rather than turning them down outright and leaving it like that. In Italy, government agencies aren't cooperative, Faroni said. They credit Newton and his bureau for helping them get started.
"They did everything we asked them to do," Newton said.
Usually, a visitor can identify a facility as a dairy processing plant by the milk silos outside. There are no silos here. The dairy ingredients arrive in sacks (nonfat dry milk powder) and bottles (heavy cream). In the pasteurization room, employees blend powders with water, 36% heavy cream, flavors and other ingredients, which are then vat pasteurized in small batches for 30 minutes at 175F to 180F. Tremolini said pasteurization is the first step in making authentic gelato. "We do it for a quality product," he said.
Each gelato and sorbet recipe is built without a mix or a base. All recipes for all of the flavors are carefully balanced and the entire recipe, including the flavor, is pasteurized.
G.S. Gelato has a battery of manual pasteurizers imported from Italy. The high-speed, 3,000 r.p.m. emulsifier breaks down fats and blends all the ingredients into a creamy and smooth texture, Faroni said. The fat molecules in gelato are smaller than in ice cream mix, hence the smoother mouthfeel.
After homogenization, the mixture moves through a plate cooler. Now cooled to 41F, the mix flows through pipes to the adjacent production room with seven holding tanks.
G.S. Gelato has two production systems. One is fully manual, with small pasteurizers, aging tanks and a traditional batch freezer. This system is used to fill the foodservice trays for gelateria, coffee shops, the deli/bakery department in grocery stores and other venues. This system entails pasteurization of the entire recipe (including flavor); manual transfer in 5-gallon buckets to aging vats, then into batch freezers and then into a filler.
The other, larger system is used for all products to be packaged for retail, including pints, quarts and pans. The automatic system pumps the pasteurized product to the continuous freezer and then to the automatic filling station. During Dairy Foods'visit in March, the company was installing a new 1,400-liter-per-hour (370-gallon) continuous freezer.
Depending upon the format, the gelato is pumped to a half-liter or a one-liter filler. Filled pint packages pass through a metal detector, receive a tamper-evident safety ring and then are bundled and conveyed to the frozen warehouse. Five-liter pans for retail and commercial foodservice accounts are filled on a separate line. The pans are then wrapped in plastic and stored in the freezer.
There is no federal standard of identity for gelato like there is for ice cream. The production of gelato and ice cream is similar, but not exactly the same. Gelato requires great attention to detail, especially in limiting the formation of ice crystals, Tremolini said. This is the expertise he and his production staff bring to the process.
Ice cream experts (and Dairy Foodscolumnists) Bruce Tharp and Steve Young write that limiting ice crystals in any frozen dessert is critical, and especially so with gelato. The speed of the dasher in the freezer can control the formation of ice crystals, according to their book "Tharp & Young On Ice Cream, An Encyclopedic Guide to Ice Cream Science and Technology."
In scoop shops, the product is held at higher temperatures for consumption. Less water is frozen, meaning that more water is available to participate in the growth of ice crystals, explain Tharp and Young. Because of these and other factors they write, "gelato is vulnerable to the development of textural defects. Therefore, the control of ice crystal growth via management of water mobility is equally as important, if not more so, than would be the case for conventional ice cream compositions."
In addition to the high-speed emulsification of ingredients, low overrun also contributes to the creaminess and premium quality of the product, Tremolini said. In their book, Tharp and Young note that the density of gelato typically ranges from no injected air (zero overrun) to 15% to 20% or more.
Tremolini said gelato overrun should never be below 30% to 35%. "Gelato can never be at zero overrun or 10% to 15%, otherwise it would be frozen pudding. In regular batch freezers, the mechanical incorporation of air allows for the product to incorporate just the right amount, which varies depending on the flavors."
Chocolate or hazelnut gelato will naturally incorporate less air than lemon or pineapple sorbet, he said.
Making frozen yogurt
Frozen yogurt mix is produced in a separate room next to the filling area. The frozen yogurt process entails pasteurization of the entire recipe, homogenization, automatic transfer to aging vats, addition of probiotics and bottling.
There are six 350-gallon flavor vats and two 160-gallon culturing tanks. After pasteurization, the company adds the live and active probiotic cultures S. thermophilus, L. bulgaricus, L. lactic andL. acidophilus. Most flavors are gluten-free, and are made with real fruit and no high-fructose corn syrup. The company makes more than 54 flavors of liquid frozen yogurt mix and a half-dozen seasonal flavors. Plastic gallon containers are filled with mix by hand, placed four to a case and rolled on carts to the freezer.
The Florida Department of Agriculture inspects the plant quarterly and tests samples of finished product monthly. Faroni said G.S. Gelato is the only gelato company in the United States with an SQF 2000 Level 3 certification. HACCP steps are clearly posted in every area of the production facility.
G.S. Gelato tests the products every step of the way, Tremolini said. The mix is tested after pasteurization, batching, filling and prior to release. The lab performs microbial and organoleptic tests. Samples from every batch are weighed, cut, photographed and filed for reference. The company also makes random checks of products held in the freezer.
G.S. Gelato follows good manufacturing processes, but "our core value is not just manufacturing," Faroni said. "We create, develop, partner and offer custom solutions in flavors, formulations, packaging, equipment and training."
The company manufactures private-label gelato, sorbets and frozen yogurt for supermarket clients and for foodservice accounts. Tremolini has developed thousands of recipes, but he is happy to develop custom flavors and source the perfect ingredients for customers.
Regulatory issues delayed Tremolini and Faroni for more than a year when they emigrated from Italy. That's history. These days, the duo is moving full-speed ahead. They are adding capacity to their plant to meet customer demand and achieving their goal of serving authentic Italian gelato to Americans.
"It's been fun watching them grow over the years," said Newton of the Department of Agriculture.
G.S. Gelato, Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
Size of plant: 26,000 square feet
Number of production employees: 30
Products made: Gelato, sorbet, frozen yogurt, and frozen yogurt mix
Certification: SQF 2000 Level 3
Total processing capacity: 1.3 million gallons per year
Pasteurization process: Vat pasteurization
Freezers: Batch and continuous freezers
Fillers: ½ and 1-liter containers, 5-liter pan, 1-gallon trays, rotary machine (pints, quarts, scrounds)
Warehouse: 15,000 square feet
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Q: Creating URL to prefiltered image gallery (without success) I'm using this wordpress plugin to create an image gallery with buttoms filters (based on categories) - Here the gallery: http://185.56.87.172/~canaryfi/locations-all/
The gallery works awesome, when you click on a button, the images are automatically sorted.
I am trying to create links from other pages to this gallery for some categories and that when loading the page, only appear those categories
Example: http://185.56.87.172/~canaryfi/locations-all/#city to show the same gallery filtered by cities or /#desert to show deserts
I tried to modify the isotope, the category name, the PHP and I spend 2 days reading several articles in several blogs and developer webpage, even I read all those articles here:
isotope filter to link from another page
Apply data-filter on
https://github.com/metafizzy/isotope/issues/688
and much more :(
so my last chance is ask you
Can you please support me? Many thanks in advance for you support
<?php
/**
 * Plugin Name: Go Gallery
 * Plugin URI:  https://wordpress.org/plugins/go-gallery/
 * Text Domain: go_gallery
 * Description: Responsive filterable gallery with media categories. Easy to use, lightweight yet powerful shortcode driven gallery plugin to display beautiful galleries without slowing down your page.
 * Version:     1.0
 * Author:      AlViMedia
 * Author URI:  http://alvimedia.com
 * License:     GPL
 */

if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) {
    exit;
}

define('GO_GALLERY_VERSION', '1.0');

add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'go_gallery_enqueue_scripts');

if ( is_admin() ) {
    add_filter( 'plugin_action_links_' . plugin_basename(__FILE__), 'my_plugin_action_links' );
}
function my_plugin_action_links( $links ) {
    $links[] = '

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    return $links;
}

function go_gallery_enqueue_scripts() {

    wp_enqueue_script('imagesloaded', plugins_url('/assets/plugins/imagesloaded/imagesloaded.pkgd.min.js', __FILE__), array('jquery'), GO_GALLERY_VERSION, true);
    wp_enqueue_script('isotope', plugins_url('/assets/plugins/isotope/isotope.pkgd.min.js', __FILE__), array('jquery'), GO_GALLERY_VERSION, true);

    wp_enqueue_script('go-gallery', plugins_url('/assets/js/gallery.js', __FILE__), array('jquery', 'isotope', 'imagesloaded'), GO_GALLERY_VERSION, true);
    wp_enqueue_style('go-gallery', plugins_url('/assets/css/gallery.css', __FILE__), null, GO_GALLERY_VERSION);

    wp_enqueue_script('tos', plugins_url('/assets/plugins/tos/js/jquery.tosrus.min.custom.js', __FILE__), array('jquery'), GO_GALLERY_VERSION, true);
    wp_enqueue_style('tos', plugins_url('/assets/plugins/tos/css/jquery.tosrus.custom.css', __FILE__), null, GO_GALLERY_VERSION);

}

/**
 * Setup Taxonomies
 * Creates 'attachment_tag' and 'attachment_category' taxonomies.
 * Enhance via filter `ct_attachment_taxonomies`
 *
 * @uses    register_taxonomy, apply_filters
 * @since   1.0.0
 * @return  void
 */
function go_setup_taxonomies() {

    $labels = array(
        'name'              => _x('Media Categories', 'taxonomy general name', 'go_gallery'),
        'singular_name'     => _x('Media Category', 'taxonomy singular name', 'go_gallery'),
        'search_items'      => __('Search Media Categories', 'go_gallery'),
        'all_items'         => __('All Media Categories', 'go_gallery'),
        'parent_item'       => __('Parent Media Category', 'go_gallery'),
        'parent_item_colon' => __('Parent Media Category:', 'go_gallery'),
        'edit_item'         => __('Edit Media Category', 'go_gallery'),
        'update_item'       => __('Update Media Category', 'go_gallery'),
        'add_new_item'      => __('Add New Media Category', 'go_gallery'),
        'new_item_name'     => __('New Media Category Name', 'go_gallery'),
        'menu_name'         => __('Media Categories', 'go_gallery'),
    );

    $args = array(
        'hierarchical'      => TRUE,
        'labels'            => $labels,
        'show_ui'           => TRUE,
        'show_admin_column' => TRUE,
        'query_var'         => TRUE,
        'rewrite'           => TRUE,
    );

    register_taxonomy('attachment_category', 'attachment',  $args );

}

add_action('init', 'go_setup_taxonomies');

/** Add a category filter to images */
/*
function go_add_image_category_filter() {
    $screen = get_current_screen();
    if ( 'upload' == $screen->id ) {
        $dropdown_options = array( 'show_option_all' => __( 'View all categories', 'ct' ), 'taxonomy' => 'attachment_category', 'hide_empty' => false, 'hierarchical' => true, 'orderby' => 'name', );
        wp_dropdown_categories( $dropdown_options );
    }
}
add_action( 'restrict_manage_posts', 'go_add_image_category_filter' );
*/

add_shortcode('go_gallery', 'go_gallery_shortcode');

function go_gallery_bool($value){
    return ($value == 'yes' || $value == 'on' || $value == '1');
}

function go_gallery_hex2rgb($hex, $alpha = '0.4') {
    $hex = str_replace("#", "", $hex);

    if(strlen($hex) == 3) {
        $r = hexdec(substr($hex,0,1).substr($hex,0,1));
        $g = hexdec(substr($hex,1,1).substr($hex,1,1));
        $b = hexdec(substr($hex,2,1).substr($hex,2,1));
    } else {
        $r = hexdec(substr($hex,0,2));
        $g = hexdec(substr($hex,2,2));
        $b = hexdec(substr($hex,4,2));
    }
    $rgb = array($r, $g, $b);
    return 'rgba(' . join(', ', $rgb) . ', ' . $alpha .')';
}

function go_gallery_shortcode($atts, $content = null) {
    $atts = shortcode_atts(array(
        'cat'               => '',
        'menu_show'         => '1',
        'menu_pos'          => 'center',
        'lightbox'          => 'yes',
        'limit'             => 20,
        'border_size'       => 5,
        'border_color'      => '#fff',
        'overlay_color'     => '#fff',
        'menu_button'       => 'all',
        'menu_color'        => '#fff',
        'menu_bg'           => '#000',
        'menu_bg_hover'     => '#aaa',
        'menu_gap'          => 4,
        'hover_data'        => 'yes',
        'bg'                => '#eee',
        'desc_color'        => '#000',
        'gap'               => 10,
        'style'             => 'normal',
        'size'              => 'medium'
    ), $atts, 'go_gallery');

    $output = '';

    $args = array(
        'post_type'         => 'attachment',
        'post_status'       => 'inherit',
        'posts_per_page'    => $atts['limit'],
        'order'             => 'DESC',
        'orderby'           => 'modified',
        'post_mime_type'    => 'image/jpeg,image/gif,image/jpg,image/png'
    );

    $categories = array();

    $atts['cat'] = array_map('sanitize_title', explode(',', $atts['cat']));

    foreach ( $atts['cat'] as $category ) {

        if ( $term = get_term_by('slug', $category, 'attachment_category') ) {
            $categories[$term->term_id] = $term;
        }

    }

    if ( !empty($categories) ) {
        $args['tax_query'] = array(
            array(
                'taxonomy'  => 'attachment_category',
                'field'     => 'term_id',
                'terms'     => array_keys($categories)
            )
        );
    }

    $atts['menu_gap'] = min($atts['menu_gap'], 100);

    $classes[] = 'go-gallery';
    $classes[] = 'menu-' . $atts['menu_pos'];
    $classes[] = go_gallery_bool($atts['menu_show']) ? 'menu-show' : '';
    $classes[] = 'size-' . $atts['size'];
    $classes[] = 'style-' . $atts['style'];

    $attributes = array();
    $attributes['class'] = join(' ', $classes);
    $attributes['id'] = 'go-' . substr(md5(mt_rand(0, PHP_INT_MAX)), 0, 6);
    $attributes['data-gap'] = intval($atts['gap']);
    $attributes['data-border-color'] = $atts['border_color'];
    $attributes['data-lightbox'] = go_gallery_bool($atts['lightbox']) ? 'yes' : 'no';
    $attributes['data-desc-color'] = $atts['desc_color'];
    $attributes['data-menu-color'] = $atts['menu_color'];
    $attributes['data-menu-bg'] = $atts['menu_bg'];
    $attributes['data-menu-bg-hover'] = $atts['menu_bg_hover'];
    $attributes['data-menu-gap'] = $atts['menu_gap'];
    $attributes['data-bg'] = $atts['bg'];
    $attributes['data-border-size'] = $atts['border_size'];
    $attributes['data-overlay-color'] = go_gallery_hex2rgb($atts['overlay_color']);

    $thumb_size = 'medium';

    if ( $atts['size'] == 'large' || ($atts['style'] == 'squared' && in_array($atts['size'], array('medium', 'large'))) ) {
        $thumb_size = 'large';
    }

    foreach ( $attributes as $attribute => $value ) {
        $attributes[$attribute] = $attribute . '="' . $value . '"';
    }

    $query = new WP_Query($args);

    $output .= '
';
    $output .= '
';
    $output .= '
';
    $output .= '' . __($atts['menu_button'], 'go_gallery') . '';
    $output .= '
';

    foreach ( $categories as $category ) {

        if ( !empty($category) ) {
            $output .= '
';
            $output .= 'slug . '" href="#">' . $category->name . '';
            $output .= '
';

        }

    }

    $output .= '

';

    $output .= '
';
    $output .= '
';

    foreach ( $query->posts as $post ) {

        $category_terms = wp_get_post_terms($post->ID, 'attachment_category');

        $classes = array();
        $classes[] = 'go-gallery-item';

        foreach ( $category_terms as $category_term ) {
            $classes[] = 'category-' . $category_term->slug;
        }

        $image_source = wp_get_attachment_image_src($post->ID, 'full');

        $output .= '
';

        $output .= '';
        $output .= '
';

        $output .= wp_get_attachment_image($post->ID, $thumb_size);

        $output .= '
';

        if ( go_gallery_bool( $atts['hover_data'] ) ){
            $output .= '
' . $post->post_title . '
';
            $output .= '
' . $post->post_content . '
';
        }

        $output .= '
';

        $output .= '
';
        $output .= '';
        $output .= '
';
    }

    $output .= '
';
    $output .= '
';
    $output .= '
';

    return $output;
}

A: Since that seems to be filtered with JS, about you do a little "hacky" way for the moment.
This would not require you to modify the plugin just to add a piece of code that will insert the required arguments.
Get your url to look something like "?prefilter=1"
In the PHP code add a container like span.prefilter and put the $_GET['prefilter'] if it is set (or just put the container if the $_GET is set).
Then in JS you could trigger a click of the specific data-filter.
JQuery(document).ready(function(){
  var prefilter = jQuery('span.prefilter').val();
  if(prefilter){
     jQuery('ul.simplefilter li[data-filter=' + prefilter + ']').trigger('click');
  }
});

OR
Without printing out the container you could read the url parameters straight from the JS.
var getUrlParameter = function getUrlParameter(sParam) {
    var sPageURL = decodeURIComponent(window.location.search.substring(1)),
        sURLVariables = sPageURL.split('&'),
        sParameterName,
        i;

    for (i = 0; i < sURLVariables.length; i++) {
        sParameterName = sURLVariables[i].split('=');

        if (sParameterName[0] === sParam) {
            return sParameterName[1] === undefined ? true : sParameterName[1];
        }
    }
};

Reference to : Get url parameter jquery Or How to Get Query String Values In js

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Alice No. 18 is a nearly 5-year-old, 7-pound female domestic short hair. She has been spayed. Alice was surrendered to the Maui Humane Society's Puunene animal shelter on Aug. 20 when her owners moved to the Mainland and couldn't take her.
"Alice is an indoor/outdoor cat who is affectionate, yet independent. She is great with kids and enjoys the company of dogs," society officials said.
Como Tu No. 103 is a 2-year-old, nearly 62-pound, brown-and-brindle male purebred pitbull (American Pitbull Terrier). He has not been neutered. He was surrendered to the Maui Humane Society Oct. 23. "Como Tu is housebroken. He's used to living indoors and out. He is good with other dogs and children. Como Tu enjoys running and beach play and knows basic commands," society officials said.
Nutella No. 24A is an approximately 3-year-old, 6-pound dilute torti female domestic short hair mix. She has not been spayed. She was surrendered to the Maui Humane Society Sept. 27 because her owners' new landlord would not allow pets. "Nutella appears very sociable. She will actively approach visitors to the cattery for head scratches and belly rubs. She gets along with other cats and can often be found lounging outside in the sun," society officials said.
Hoku No. 72 is a 7-year-old, 46-pound red female Australian cattle dog (heeler) mix. She has been spayed. Hoku was surrendered to Maui Humane Society on Sept. 13 when her owners were moving and couldn't take her with them. "Hoku is very sociable, pairing well with dogs of all sizes as well as adults and young children. She walks well on her leash, knows basic commands and will 'speak' for treats," society officials said.
Booboo No. 60 is a 3-year-old, 9-pound, torbie-and-tabby female domestic short hair mix. She has been spayed. Her owners surrendered her to the Maui Humane Society on Aug. 25 when they could no longer afford to care for her. "Booboo is confident with adults, children and other cats," society officials said.


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Page 2, 31st January 1969
Page 2, 31st January 1969 — LIFE OR DEATH CHOICE
People: Ferdinando Lambruschini
Theologian Stands By
Dying And Killing And The Teaching Of The Church
Glasgow Court Hears Child Death Case
Page 1 from 15th January 1988
Theologian Defends Pope's Authority
Page 2 from 13th September 1968
Thinking: A Luxury In The Third World
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LIFE OR DEATH CHOICE
Keywords: Educational Psychology, General Intelligence Factor, Intelligence, G, Religion / Belief
A LEADING Catholic. theologian said last week that parents are free to allow a seriously handicapped premature baby to be put in an incubator. or to let it die.
Mgr. Ferdinando Lambruschini, answering a reader's question in the Vatican magazine, L'Osservatore della Domenica, said all "ordinary" measures to preserve human life were a duty.
"But if the prolonging of life is uncertain or if one can expect hardship, pain and need for costly and continued treatment, remedies may be considered extraordinary and not binding on the consciences of patients, relatives and doctors. "This distinction must be kept in mind in discussing whether there is a duty to keep prematurely born babies alive by means of incubators.
"One can say there is such an obligation when it is expected they can live a normal life, but when children are abnormal—for instance, suffering from mongolism (congenital idiocy)—one can neither ban nor impose, in the name of Christian conscience, recourse to incubators which would prolong a life of hardships and sacrifices."
`HEALTHY REALISM'
Mgr. Lambruschini said the view that "it is better to live as a cripple than not live at all" was "simplistic." "We prefer to rest on the principle that nothing can be done to abbreviate human life directly. but at the same time one may omit some extraordinary measures to extend life under conditions of particular plight.
"This is not cynicism, but healthy realism inspired by wisdom. Behaviour based on heroism always deserves admiration but cannot always be imposed."
Mgr. Lambruschini said organ transplants and other dangerous surgery also fell in the category of "extraordinary" remedies that cannot be considered obligatory.


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Snap enters alliance with American businesses
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Snap is delivering the power of online marketing print to franchisees and their clients after the launch of a new web-based marketing portal designed to enable franchisees to personalise their own print campaigns for themselves and their clients. The new tool, Snap Marketing Portal, was launched at the Snap annual conference held in Sydne...
Snap Franchising signs up to international alliance
Australian print business Snap Franchising has formed an alliance with two of North America's prominent print and design groups to boost the global reach of the three companies. The new alliance, ASP3, comprises Snap, US business Allegra Network and Canadian company Print Three. Stephen Edwards, Snap CEO, said "I cannot overstat...
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Google, those kind-hearted mobile enthusiasts, made Street View available through Google Maps in mobile browsers, this morning. While Android users probably couldn't care less because they have the best mobile turn-by-turn navigation and maps experience on the planet for free in the Google Maps app, this could be used as a backup. Oh who am I kidding, the only reason Google did this, was to let iPhone 5 and iOS6 users know that the mobile version of their Maps service is still better than what Apple is doing. Thanks, Google.


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Trustees of The Synod of The Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
7408 Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA, 15208-2531 United States
www.rpts.edu
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Q: set variable in subshell I have a script like this that works fine:
#!/bin/bash

INBOUND=$(echo '5')
OUTBOUND=$(echo '10')

TOTAL=$(($INBOUND+$OUTBOUND))

echo "IN:$INBOUND OUT:$OUTBOUND T:$TOTAL"

Output: IN:5 OUT:10 T:15
Now suppose instead of echo 5 and echo 10 I have two commands that takes 10 seconds each to run.
I don't want my script to take 10+10 seconds to run and so I'm trying to use two sub-processes for each variable.
I thought whis would work:
#!/bin/bash

INBOUND=$(echo '5') &
OUTBOUND=$(echo '10')
wait
TOTAL=$(($INBOUND+$OUTBOUND))

echo "IN:$INBOUND OUT:$OUTBOUND T:$TOTAL"

But the first variable doesn't get a value and the output is: IN: OUT:10 T:10
How can I set each var in a separate process, so the script runs in 10 seconds instead of 10+10 ?

A: You need to use (temporary) files.
inbound_result=$(mktemp)
outbound_result=$(mktemp)
echo '5' > "$inbound_result" &
echo '10' > "$outbound_result" &
wait
read inbound < "$inbound_result"
read outbound < "$outbound_result"
total=$((inbound + outbound))

echo "IN: $inbound OUT:$outbound T:$total"