Nanocrystalline ceria-doped scandia-stabilized zirconia (1Ce10ScSZ) powders were prepared via the co-precipitation process for solid oxide fuel cell. The effects of the calcination temperature on different properties of the as-synthesized powders, such as phase evolution, crystalline size, and specific surface area were investigated. The synthesized powders calcined at 900 °C showed a specific surface area of 5 m2 g−1 and crystalline size of 28.2 nm, and ionic conductivity of 0.07S cm− 1 as measured at 750 °C. An anode-supported electrolyte with a thin electrolyte layer of 6μm composed of the synthesized 1Ce10ScSZ powders was fabricated using the tape-casting and co-sintering techniques for a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) single cell. The open-circuit voltage of the single cell thus obtained was 1.11 V at 750 °C, indicating the dense microstructure of the electrolyte layer. A power density of 0.9W cm− 2 was obtained for the SOFC single cell at 1.5A cm− 2 and 750 °C. The SOFC single cell fabricated using the nanocrystalline 1CeScSZ electrolyte exhibited good performance because of the drastic reductions in the ohmic resistances.
Badwal, S. P. S., and Foger, K., 1997, "Solid Oxide Electrolyte Fuel Cell Review. Ceramics International,"Mater. Forum, 21 , p. 187 (1997).
Badwal, S.P.S., 1983, "Effect of Alumina and Monoclinic Zirconia on the Electrical-conductivity of Sc2 O3 Compositions,"J. Mater. Sci. Technol.18 , pp. 3230–3242.
Tietz, F., Stochniol., G., Naoimidis, A., EUROMAT – 97. Proc. Maastricht (NL), April, pp. 271 (1997).
BardA. J. and FaulknerL.R., 2001, "Electrochemical Methods", Wiley, New York.
Kang J, Kim Y, Kim H, Lee M, Jang J, Jo J. Fabrication Characteristics of SOFC Single Cell Using Nanocrystalline 1Ce10ScSZ Electrolyte Powder prepared by Co-Precipitation Process. ASME. J. Fuel Cell Sci. Technol. 2011;9(1):011015-011015-6. doi:10.1115/1.4003783.


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What Is Bash Used For?
If you've ever opened up the terminal on your Mac, then you may have wondered what to do next. What exactly are you supposed to type in when you see that retro-looking cursor?
While most of us control our computers with a mouse, the keyboard can also be heavily utilized to interact with it. Developers on macOS and Linux machines use Bash every day to work with files and applications and save time or make the most of limited computing resources.
In this article, we'll go over what Bash is, what it's used for, and how to get started with Bash.
What is Bash?
Bash is a command-line interface shell program used extensively in Linux and macOS. The name Bash is an acronym for "Bourne Again Shell," developed in 1989 as a successor to the Bourne Shell.
"What's a shell?" you ask? A shell is a computer program that allows you to directly control a computer's operating system (OS) with a graphical user interface (GUI) or command-line interface (CLI).
You actually use GUI shells all the time. For example, Windows 10 is based on the Windows shell that allows you to control your OS with a desktop, taskbar, and menus.
With a CLI shell like Bash, you type commands into the program to directly control your computer's OS. Opening up the terminal on your Mac or command line in Linux will look similar to consoles and integrated development environments (IDEs) for other programming languages such as R, Ruby, or Python. You can type commands directly in the command line or run Bash scripts to perform longer and more complex tasks.
Advantages of Bash
One of the biggest advances in computer software development was the introduction of windows and menus, so what's the point of going back? People use CLIs like Bash because they still have a few distinct advantages over GUIs. Let's explore some of these advantages.
Access your operating system more efficiently
People use Bash when they want to control their computer or OS without having to navigate menus, options, and windows within a GUI. As we pointed out earlier, with CLIs like Bash, you usually don't even need to use your mouse. You can navigate through your computer's OS without your fingers ever leaving your keyboard.
For example, if you want to quickly create, edit, or delete multiple files, it's easier to use Bash instead of finding each file by pointing and clicking on multiple directories.
Plus, using Bash instead of a GUI is less resource-intensive since your computer doesn't need to dedicate resources to rendering graphical output. This makes Bash an attractive option when you're already running multiple programs, a virtual machine, or otherwise have limited computing resources to work with.
Input and output with text files
Bash makes it easy to create and edit text files, including CSVs. And, since text files are one of the most common ways to store and process data, Bash is great for performing tasks like:
Preparing and curating data.
Sorting and filtering through data.
Cleaning and updating data.
Data Scientists love Bash because it helps them pre-process large datasets quickly and efficiently. And, even if you don't need to work with big data, Bash is helpful in many other contexts. For example, two common tasks that people perform on their computers are:
Looking up files within a folder.
Searching for files that contain certain text.
When you do these tasks with the GUI, there's no way to easily record your results. But with Bash, you can copy and paste your results or write them to a text file to use as input in another programming language.
Automate with ease
Bash also makes automating tasks on your computer much easier. This is especially useful when part of your job involves repetitive functions.
Suppose that you're a cybersecurity expert at a company, and part of your job is to make sure that new hires' laptops are configured correctly. You could use the GUI to navigate through menus and windows with points and clicks, then adjust settings as needed.
Or, you could write a single Bash script that does the same thing on any new computer. No more pointing and clicking, and no more worrying about whether you remembered to do everything on your checklist.
Run any programming language from the same application
Whether you're a Data Scientist or a Back-End Developer, you probably have several programming languages installed along with multiple IDE applications. Bash is a way to centralize how you run scripts in different languages so that they can effectively communicate with each other. For example, you can use Bash to:
Run a database query using SQL
Use the results to run an analysis in R
Use those results as input for a Python script.
As long as the programming language is installed on your computer, you can access it with Bash.
Can you use Bash in Windows?
While Bash is famous for being the go-to CLI shell in Mac and Linux, Windows uses Command Prompt and PowerShell to perform the same functions as Bash. But, it's now possible to install Bash on Windows 10 to provide almost the same functionality as Bash in Mac and Linux.
Most importantly, programmers who use Bash in Windows can run the same commands and utilities to query, create, edit, run, and delete files and directories.
How do you learn Bash?
Bash is a programming language as much as it is an application, which means that Bash comes with its own syntax. And, while you can look up how to use individual Bash commands as you need them, most developers find it much easier to learn all the basics at once with an introductory online course on Command Line.
The biggest advantage to learning Bash is that it's so widely used. Even if you're working in another programming language like Python or Ruby, it's worth learning Bash because many languages support Bash commands to pass data and information to and from your computer's OS.
Bash makes life easier for developers
Whether you're pulling together data files as a Data Analyst or configuring servers as a Back-End Developer, learning Bash will make your job easier and faster. In fact, you'll find that developers who know Bash have a head start when it comes to finding a job to start their development career.
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Democrats in No Hurry on Reform
By Chris Cillizza
Posted March 8, 2005 at 6:23pm
Even as Democrats and their affiliated interest groups fight to defeat President Bush's plan to reform Social Security, the party's political strategists are quietly hoping the fight lingers on into 2006.
While no one interviewed for this story said a concerted strategy had been hatched to stretch the Social Security battle into the election year, almost all acknowledged that such a scenario would be a boon to their party.
"If you had your druthers it would drag out to a slow, painful death that would include getting people on the record in the House and Senate," one Democratic operative working closely on the issue said wistfully.
The source quickly added, however, that it is "too important an issue to try and game that out."
Democrats expressed confidence both that the president's plan would ultimately be defeated and that it would remain a winning issue for them in the 2006 elections, regardless of when the fight over reform of the retirement system concludes.
"No matter when it goes down, this gives us something to run on," said one Democratic consultant, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
The consultant said the vehement disagreement between President Bush and Congressional Democrats on the issue finally provides a "bright line" of demarcation between the parties that Democrats have struggled to draw in recent years.
On prescription drugs, the war in Iraq and the No Child Left Behind Act, voters perceived little apparent difference between the positions of Bush and those of Democrats, according to the source.
Behind the apparent bravado of Democrats on the issue, however, are strains of concern that Bush has convinced the American people that Social Security is a problem that if not addressed soon will only grow worse.
The natural corollary of that assumption is that if Democrats do not develop a plan of their own to fix Social Security they could once again face the tag of "obstructionist" — a label that hurt them at the ballot box in the 2002 and 2004 elections.
"There is some traction for the president in that there is a problem out there that needs to be addressed," said a Democratic consultant. "It loses traction because people don't think we need the big changes he is talking about."
A memo released last week by Democratic consultants Stan Greenberg, James Carville and Bob Shrum was considerably more pessimistic about their party's current strategy on the issue.
They argued that while voters still trust Democrats slightly more than Republicans to handle Social Security, the lack of a Democratic plan could hurt the party over the long haul.
"To say there is no problem simply puts the Democrats out of the conversation for the great majority of the country that want political leaders to secure this very important government program," they wrote. "Voters are looking for reform, change and new ideas, but Democrats seem stuck in concrete."
Brian Jones, communications director at the Republican National Committee, echoed that sentiment.
"What you are seeing from Democrats on Social Security is an unwillingness to offer up solutions or engage in substantive debates," Jones said.
To date, Bush has made the creation of personal accounts that would allow younger workers to invest a portion of their Social Security benefits in the stock market the only "must have" in a final bill.
He put a number of options on the table to fund the $1 trillion to $2 trillion expense of carving out these accounts, a list that includes raising the retirement age or increasing the cap on earnings subject to the payroll tax.
Two Republican Sens. Lindsey Graham (S.C.) and Chuck Hagel (Neb.), have already proposed plans of their own.
Graham, the most outspoken Republican in favor of bipartisan compromise, said last week that he continues to search for a Democrat to co-sponsor his bill to secure the Social Security safety net but warned of dire consequences if he does not find support across the aisle.
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One high-level Republican strategist took a longer view.
"This is a nine-inning game," the source said. "We are in the early innings still."
Democrats insist that the GOP's emphasis on passing a plan this year is a tacit acknowledgement of the potential danger it presents to them in the 2006 elections.
"The sooner [Republicans] pull the plug the better it is for them politically," said one Democratic strategist. "The longer this goes, the more it hurts them."


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Over 65 blog
Supporters of Over 65
Retirement and Dementia
On Monday, July 15, at 4:00 PM at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference in Boston, Carole Dufouil, director of research in neuroepidemiology at the Institut National de la santé et de la recherché médicale at the Bordeaux School of Public Health in France, presented her research on the relationship between retirement and dementia. In less than 24 hours her report on the research, which has not yet been published, was all over the media and the blogosphere.
Dufouil and her colleagues linked health and pension databases for 430,000 French workers who were living and retired as of 2010. The workers had been retired for an average of 12 years. Their average age was 74. Dufouil told the Associated Press that for each additional year of work, the risk of dementia decreased by 3.2%.
The researchers were able to control for factors like gender, marital status, occupational category, hypertension, and diabetes. But the obvious concern about a correlational study like this is that individuals in the earliest phases of dementia would be more likely to retire. In that case, retirement would be the result of dementia, not a cause. To control for dementia as the cause of retirement, Dufouil did analyses that eliminated all those who developed dementia five and ten years after retirement. But the finding still held, which added persuasiveness to the "use it or lose it" hypothesis about mental functioning.
Unlike the media stories, which suggested that if we work until we drop we'll be able to prevent dementia, Defouil's conclusion was appropriately cautious: "[Work] may be an important determinant of intellectual stimulation and mental engagement, which are thought to be potentially protective against dementia. As countries around the world respond to the aging of their populations, our results highlight the importance of maintaining high levels of cognitive and social stimulation throughout work and retired life, and they emphasize the need for policies to help older individuals achieve cognitive and social engagement."
We know that employment status has profound implications for health. In a post, "Job Loss and Mortality," I reported that job loss during a recession in the U.S. was correlated with reduced longevity. And Carol Levine posted about the personal importance working into our 70s (and beyond) can assume. Whether or not the findings reported by Dr. Dufouil hold up over time, they're consistent with all that we know about the importance of work. Freud taught that work and love were the primary determinants of psychological health. Research like that done by Dr. Dufouil and her colleagues suggests that work and love are crucial for "physical health" as well!
James Sabin, M.D., 74, is an organizer of Over 65 and a clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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With the first term (26 January to 22 March 2016) of Parliament in 2016 done and dusted, the People's Assembly takes a look at some of the Legislature's activities from this period. The review provides a snapshot of the number of working days, bills processed, oral replies by the President and petitions considered by the Select Committee Petitions and Executive Undertakings.
Parliament will be reopening on 5 April 2016, one week earlier than the previously scheduled 11th of April 2016. This last minute amendment to the programme is due to the upcoming elections and the extended second term constituency period that is set to last from 30 May to August 2016.
The first term of 2016 proved to be more busier in the committee corridor (267 meetings) than the 2015 first term with seven more meetings taking place comparatively. The President signed 14 Bills into law while 5 new Bills have been introduced. The President also answered oral questions in Parliament once, excluding his replies to the questions raised during the debates on the State of the Nation Address (SONA).


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When you start working with Berger Allied, our office movers on creating a comprehensive moving plan. This plan is customized to your business's needs, built within your time frame and budget, and it takes into account each piece of equipment or furniture that must be moved.
Office moves are complex affairs. If you have furniture that needs disassembly or reassembly, we want to know ahead of time so we can budget in the hours to make those changes. In addition, we work with you to get a full understanding if your IT infrastructure and computer systems. We can help with transportation and disconnection / reconnection of these, or we can just carefully move them and leave them for your internal team to handle.
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Home / Subject Areas / History / Who Owns the Past?
This outstanding documentary relates the powerful history of the American Indian struggle for control of their ancestral remains. In 1990, after a long struggle between Indian rights groups and the scientific establishment, the Native American Graves Repatriation and Protection Act (NAGPRA) returned to Indian people the right to control the remains of their ancestors.
For American Indians, this was perhaps the most important piece of civil and human rights legislation of the 20th century. Skeletons and grave goods that had been gathering dust in museums around the country could come home again, and Indian graves would be protected from further desecration. Indian people were not only being heard; their moral claims on their past were being turned into law.
Now a new case is testing these claims. The discovery of a 9,000-year-old skeleton on the banks of the Columbia River near Kennewick, Washington, has re-ignited the conflict between anthropologists and Indian people over the control of human remains found on ancestral Indian lands. Anthropologists insist that these remains hold the key to America´s past and must be studied for the benefit of mankind, while many Indian people believe that exhuming and studying them is a desecration of their ancestors.
At the heart of the conflict are two very different and seemingly irreconcilable belief systems. "Who Owns the Past?" uses the Kennewick Man case as a frame to explore the roots of this conflict, roots that reach back to the very beginnings of American history. By exploring the historical events that led to the passage of NAGPRA and the current controversy over Kennewick Man, the film provides a clear context for understanding the issues involved. Perhaps most important, the film illuminates the two very different world views that inform this controversy and that will continue to have tremendous impact on Indian people and on all Americans long into the future.
"Who Owns the Past?" is essential viewing for a wide array of classes in American history and studies, Native American studies, ethnic studies and multiculturalism, anthropology, and archaeology. It was produced by Jed Riffe and narrated by Academy-Award-winning actress Linda Hunt.


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Caged No More is a 2016 American drama film directed by Lisa Arnold and written by Lisa Arnold and Molly Venzke. The film stars Kevin Sorbo, Loretta Devine, Cynthia Gibb, Madison De La Garza, Cassidy Gifford and Dallas Lovato. The film was released on January 22, 2016, by Freestyle Releasing.

Plot
A woman (Loretta Devine) and a former Special Forces soldier (Alan Powell) try to stop a man (Kevin Sorbo) from trafficking his two young daughters in Europe.

Cast
Kevin Sorbo as Richard / Jack
Loretta Devine as Aggie
Cynthia Gibb as Lottie
Madison De La Garza as Constanza
Cassidy Gifford as Skye
Dallas Lovato as Alicia
Debra Wilson as Leona
Alan Powell as Will
Christos Vasilopoulos as Aeton
Stella Allen as Young Skye
George Kosturos as Galen
Abigail Duhon as Elle
Danielle Beckwith as Julie
Shawn-Caulin Young as Zach
Grayson Berry as Matt
Jay Amor as Serge Thug
Patrick Kearns as Police Officer
Ladson Deyne as Kostas
John Teal Jr. as Brute
Madelon Curtis as Madame
Sokratis Alafouzos as Christos
Johnny Stassi as Serge
Anthony Evans as Tyler
Alex Johnson as Casey

Release
The film was released on January 22, 2016, by Freestyle Releasing.

Despite a teaser at the end of the film, there is no known sequel to the film.

References

External links

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The Death Penalty's New Skeptics
Alan Greenblatt from Governing Magazine published an article yesterday detailing the growing conservative movement to end the death penalty.
Greenblatt wrote,
It's a government program that is prone to error, marred by long delays and far more expensive than alternative policies. So it may be little wonder that the death penalty keeps attracting new opposition. But it's surprising where some of that opposition is coming from.
Conservatives are increasingly becoming outspoken objectors to the death penalty's systemic failures. Greenblatt continued,
The average death row inmate can cost tens of thousands of dollars a year more to house than run-of-the-mill criminals. Prisoners who are executed can cost upward of $1 million more than those sentenced to life without possibility of parole. "This is a program that's so bad, the left and right can actually agree on it," says Marc Hyden, a former field representative with the National Rifle Association who now works for an advocacy group called Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty.
Greenblatt closed by stating,
But it's indisputable that the growing corps of death penalty skeptics now includes many conservatives. There are enough Republican legislators in Washington state ready to join with Democrats that a repeal measure there could pass, if a key committee chair would allow it to come to a vote. "Many of us conservatives don't trust government to launch a health-care program or fill potholes, let alone carry out life and death," Hyden says. "It's the quintessential broken big-government program."


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Toronto rooming houses: Public consultation #4
Posted by: Jake Gagnon July 11, 2017	0
Anxious citizens voiced their concerns early and often at the final public consultatio—held at the Wellesley Community Centre—for the new rooming-house policies being considered by the city of Toronto.
Mohamed Shuriye (senior policy and research officer from the Municipal Licensing and Standards office).
Mohamed Shuriye (senior policy and research officer from the Municipal Licensing and Standards office), who has helmed the proceedings at all of the public consultations, had barely begun his presentation when he was peppered with questions about security issues within rooming houses.
The participants—made up almost entirely of tenants and advocates for affordable housing—specifically wanted to know why measures to improve rooming house safety wasn't part of the consultation. In particular, they expressed concern with the Wellesley area rooming houses which one vocal participant characterized as being rife with problems.
When informed by Mr. Shuriye that security issues were outside of the scope of this public consultation session, many of the participants were visibly and audibly upset. The crowd was eager to discuss the topic and dismayed the proposed plan didn't address those concerns. They repeatedly voiced the opinion that the rooming houses are not safe. A few participants alleged TCHC security has done nothing to protect tenants.
When it was suggested an ombudsman should be created for tenants, to address the problems being raised, Mr. Shuriye informed the crowd that while he heard and understood their concerns, there were also tenant individual rights to consider and the city needed to be cautious not to infringe on those rights.
Shuriye explained, "Rooming Houses are no different than any other living arrangement. The tenantsof affordable housing should not be subjected to a higher threshold of oversight. Because there are human rights implications with providing an ombudsman to deal with only rooming house complaints. Because the question then arises why do we not do this for condo dwellings, for student residences? So we have to be careful. Because there are behavioural issues that happen certainly in rooming houses, as they do in other forms of housing as well, and those issues could be addressed through Toronto police and through enforcement."
When Mr. Shuriye eventually steered the meeting's agenda forward to provide an overview of the public consultation's stakeholder feedback and the proposed new licensing requirements the barrage of pointed questions did not relent.
This was especially true when the discussion turned to the specifics of the new licensing requirements.
Again and again, participants reiterated their beliefs that the proposed changes would not make a meaningful difference. That dealing withthe reality of rooming house conditions, and its effects on tenants, was not the focus of this initiative.
A.J. Withers, of the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty said, "I don't think these proposals will improve rooming house tenants living conditions. I think that some of the ideas raised (by participants) will. I think that, reading these requirements, they look like they were designed to appease people who are concerned about their property values and concerned about being able to gentrify their neighbourhoods and push rooming houses out rather than maintain them."
Several examples, brought up repeatedly, of how the participants felt the licensing requirements were misguided included the current state of the complaint system, the lack of effective incentives for housing room operators and the effects of gentrification.
While participants weren't necessarily opposed to expanding and strengthening licensing requirements, they argued many tenants of rooming houses are part of the most vulnerable segments of society and the fear of reprisals, or even loss of housing, from vindictive operators is very real. Without a complaint system that adequately protects tenants few would be willing to come forward. Making any changes to licensing requirements irrelevant.
Withers explained, "The way it's (property maintenance plan) complaint driven means home owners that live in the community will feel entitled to call in and complain. As has been expressed in this meeting by two different people. Tenants that live in the building will not. The most vulnerable tenants will not feel protected and in many instances they will not feel safe enough to complain."
Also, while these requirements, along with enforcement and penalties for failure to meet them, was acknowledged as an important feature of maintaining reasonable living standards in rooming houses, participants were equally concerned that the city isn't doing enough to provide operators with incentives to meet those requirements.
Penalties which result in rooming houses shutting down are as much a loss for tenants as the owner. They are left homeless and the affordable housing stock in the city is further depleted. But incentives can be a win for both parties. Operators stay in business and tenants are afforded comfortable and equitable living conditions.
Teya Greenberg, of Sistering, which serves homeless, marginalized and low income women, elaborated, "I don't actually think this (pilot project) helps. Because I imagine that folks that are running some of the worst rooming houses will never come forward to get licensed. I think it's really about how we create incentives for property owners that are operating quite poor affordable housing to improve the quality of the housing they are operating without de-housing people. And that's a really tricky balance. And I don't know if this proposal addresses that issue."
Finally there is the spectre of gentrification. This might be the most inflammatory issue of all. Many expressed the angry opinion that the new licensing requirements, pointing specifically to the proposed maintenance and waste management plans, was actually catering to home owners. That these were attempts to placate fears of lowered property values with the presence of rooming houses; exacerbating the perception home owners take advantage of lowered housing prices in areas with established affordable housing. And once entrenched in the neighbourhood, advocate for the removal of the very people whose presence made it possible for them to purchase a home in the first place.
In the end, most advocates in attendance we're unsure of the potential results, and consequences, of the pilot project and the proposed licensing enhancements.
Greenberg surmised, "Financially, it is tricky now to be running a rooming house profitably. They are a totally inadequate and totally necessary part of the affordable housing stock. They are both of those things. So we need to figure out how to keep them in line, support the landlords and support the tenants."
Others see this as the start of a protracted struggle requiring a unified front by all stakeholders in the affordable housing community to effect positive change.
Wither's stated, "I don't see real protections for tenants. I think that there definitely could be protections for tenants, and I think a number of people gave a lot of important feedback that if taken seriously could make a difference. But time will tell. It's definitely my experience that city council often times, especially this city council, is far more concerned about the concerns of home owners and developers than they are poor people. I'm not hopeful with the way it is now. But that said, the one thing poor people have is each other and OCAP and many other groups and many poor people have come together many times in this city to fight for better and have won. And we will continue to fight for better conditions for poor people in this city."
— Jake Gagnon
Jake Gagnon
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A free-standing 3-storey building in Adliya, Manama is home to the Bahrain branch of Slider Station. The client wanted the exterior envelope as well as the interiors to look like a bespoke industrial complex made of rusted metal and concrete. Therefore, almost every element of this project was tailor-made at the Havelock One factory in Askar.
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Risk Analysis of Heavy Metals and Groundwater Quality Indices in Residential Areas: A Case Study in the Rajanpur District, Pakistan
Hybridized Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System with Metaheuristic Algorithms for Modeling Monthly Pan Evaporation
Academic Editor
Stefano Alvisi
Zhao, Z.
Wang, L.
Shi, W.
Li, C.
Wei, G.
Motion Adsorption Characteristics of Particulate Matter in Water Supply Network
Zhiling Zhao
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Lu Wang
Wenhang Shi
Cong Li
Guozijian Wei
College of Civil Engineering, Huaqiao University, 668 Jimei Road, Xiamen 361021, China
School of Environment and Architecture, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai 200433, China
(This article belongs to the Section Water Quality and Contamination)
Review Reports Versions Notes
The corrosion of metal pipes within water distribution systems posed great threats towards the quality and safety of drinking water. In this study, the quantity and distribution of suspended particles alongside the pipes was investigated based on field experiments in a water supply plant located in Zhengzhou City of Henan Province. The changes in water quality alongside the pipes were investigated in lab scale through analyzations about the suspensions and sedimentations using effluents from both conventional and deep treatment (ultra-filtration) under different velocity. The morphology of the suspended particles in the effluents was characterized, and water quality indicators, including the turbidity and metal ions (i.e., Pb, Zn, Cu, and Fe) were measured. The results revealed that the correlation between turbidity and particle quantity increased proportionally with the turbidity, while the quantity of the particles decreased with the increasing of their size. The effluent quality from conventional treatment was significantly higher than the deep treatment concerning all the tested indicators, spontaneously with tiny, suspended particles less than 2 µm. The metal leakage of the pipes was related to the velocity and quality of water, as higher flowing velocity and more suspended particles finally resulted in higher metal resolution.
water supply network; particulate matter; adsorption; velocity
The safety of water supply pipe network has always been a concern for people, for different water treatment technology in water works that may cause a series of water source switch problems. There have been many scholars have conducted studies on the water quality of pipe networks on it [1,2,3,4]. Such as the water quality of the ultra-filtration membrane process effluent is different from that of the traditional one, which leads to the water quality problem of switching water into the water distribution network. Water quality with different treatment ways is reflected in many aspects; therein particulate matter has attracted the attention in recent years, many scholars at home and abroad have studied the relationship between particulate matter and secondary pollution in water. Aquatic granular will not only cause sensory discomfort to users, but also reduce the safety of drinking water and also destroy the municipal water supply network system service function, bring complex impacts to the water production and city water use. Bacteria, fungi, protozoa and plant spores commonly found in drinking water are infectious forms of parasites that can cause muscle twitches, diarrhea, vomiting and other illnesses [5]. The high content of heavy metal ions in drinking water will cause damage to the human nervous system, as well as intellectual defects, congenital malformations or cancer [5].
It is significance to analyze the characteristics of water quality from the perspective of particulate matter and study it in the pipe network water combined with the secondary pollution, to master the change law of the secondary pollution in the pipe network and reduce the secondary pollution in the water. Due to the large specific surface area, particulate matter in water will form a water and solid micro-interface state. The transport of pollutants between the aqueous phase and particulate matter results in changes of the soluble pollutants in the water. [6,7,8]. There have great similar between the composition of particulate matter and sediment in water supply network, it is generally believed that the effluent material precipitation in the water works [9], the corrosion and rust of pipes, the formation of biofilms on pipe walls [10] will lead to the increase in particulate matter. J.H.G. Vreeburg et al. [11] found in the actual pipe network that the sediment in the pipe is closely related to water discoloration, and sediment have a real impact on particulate matter. G. Liu [12] through the study of nanofiltration, ion exchange, ultra-filtration treatment technology for water distribution network in sediments and microbial growth, found that the sediment content and particle number exists a good correlation about coefficient is 0.89. Three kinds of the treatment process effluent with the number of particles for microbial growth, promoting effect of different. Studies on particulate matter and sediment in the water supply network show that particulate matter and sediment in the water supply network are highly correlated, and their components are also a certain extent similar. It is feasible to reflect the impact of particulate matter on secondary water pollution by studying sediment [13].
The macroscopic expression of the number of particulate matters usually select turbidity as the index. Through particle counting apparatus can intuitively and quickly reflect the number and size distribution of particulate matter in water; by studying the classification characteristics of particulate matter, can better understand the adsorption and aggregation characteristics of particulate matter. Relevant studies have shown that particulate matter can adsorb microorganisms, heavy metals and other pollution substances in water; different particle sizes will affect the adsorption capacity and adsorption method [14,15,16].
The harm caused by particulate matter in the pipe network cannot be ignored. Most studies just do simple adsorption experiments on particulate matter and related pollutants, without exploring what is the essence of particulate matter and what is the law of adsorption under the dynamic conditions in the actual pipe network [17,18,19,20]. This study will combine adopt experimental study and theoretical analysis to explore particulate matter in the water distribution system characteristics: (1) Through sampling analysis to the water distribution system of northern city, respectively investigate effluent of the conventional processing and deep processing particle size distribution and quantity. (2) According to different water transmission and distribution systems, select a representative flow path and measure the characteristics of particulate matter change and particle size distribution along the path contrasted and analyzed the change curve of particulate matter. (3) Using electron microscopy and other instruments to observe the including particle morphology and aggregation of different characteristics of microscopic particulate matter. Particulate matter in the case of time change and the speed change adsorption rule for what kind of metals, respectively, from the angle of the particulate matter analysis was carried out on the water quality characteristics, the network to study the particles combined with secondary pollution in water body, to grasp the network change law of secondary pollution, it is of great significance of reduce the secondary pollution in water network.
2.1. Experimental Contents
Two water plants in Zhengzhou City of Henan Province supply water, which are conventional treatment and advanced treatment respectively. The study started from 14 November 2019, to 30 November 2021, according to different water transmission and distribution systems. Select the representative water flow path, several sampling points were selected on it. Measure and analyze the characteristics of particulate matter number and particle size distribution change along the water flow path. In addition, study the adsorption and release of pollutants by particulate matter in ductile iron pipes through a small test device in the laboratory, the raw water was obtained from the user end. Add 0.1 g of sediment from the ductile iron pipe to 1 L ultra-filtration water, and then stirred to make the particles just in suspension state. In this experiment, the sediment in the ultra-filtration water pipeline is re-suspended when the hydraulic condition changes sharply, the adsorption and release of dissolved pollutants by the re-suspended particles in the water phase are simulated. After that, clean the pipe network and change the ultra-filtration water into the conventional water before the experiment. Icp-Ms (Agilent 7500cx, Santa Clara, CA, USA) was used for detecting lead, copper, zinc, total iron, etc. [21,22]. SEM (ZEISS Sigma 500 SEM, Cambridge, UK) Characterization: select different concentrations aqueous as the test objects. By bench top laser particle analyzer (IBR bench top particle counter, USA) detect the number of particles in eight particle size channels in water. The particle detection set values were 2~3 µm, 3~5 µm, 5~7 µm, 7~10 µm, 10~15 µm, 15~20 µm, 20~25 µm and greater than 25 µm. Use portable turbidity meter detect turbidity, and by scanning electron microscopy detect the particles of pretreat water samples.
2.2. Laboratory Velocity and Particles Adsorb Metal Ions Experiment
In this experiment, experimental water uses ultra-filtration water and tap water were. Experimental process: water tank−pump−flow meter−experimental pipe section−outlet. The schematic diagram of the experimental setup is shown in Figure 1. By controlling the opening degree of the valve, control the flow rate.
During the test, in addition to the valve on the outlet pipe, the rest of the valves are in the open state, the raw water through the pump pressure, out of the pipe and into the return tank, so back and forth. The experimental device changes the hydraulic conditions in each experimental pipe section in different states (control of flow rate) by adjusting the valve opening degree. It runs 24 h a day, two days a cycle, and change 180 L water in each cycle. During the flow rate test, increase the flow rate from 0.3 m/s to 1.3 m/s, run each flow rate section for 2 h, and take water samples regularly.
Cut off waste ductile iron pipe, take the sediment from it and put the sediment into the Petri dish to dry, weigh 0.2 g for later use, 1 L of ultra-filtration water and conventional treatment water were added to two plastic beakers, using a magnetic stirrer to keep the particles in suspension state. 0.1 g sediment was added to 1 L ultrafiltration water and conventional treatment water, respectively. At 0 (water sample without adding sediment), 30 s, 1 min, 2 min, 5 min, 10 min, 20 min, 40 min, 1 h, 2 h, 3 h, 4 h, 5 h, 19 h, 28 h, 42 h, takes 15 mL water samples, and filtered by 0.22 µm pore size membrane filter. The filtered water sample was acidified by adding 100 µL of high-grade pure nitric acid, and then stored in the refrigerator at 4℃ to be tested.
3.1. Correlation between Particulate Matter and Turbidity
For the main pipes of the water distribution system of urban water works in northern China, the number of particulate matters in water and the variation of turbidity value in the actual pipe network water quality monitoring are shown in Figure 2.
In Figure 2, the correlation between the number of particles and turbidity is 0.845. Along the flow direction, with the increase in the number of particles, the corresponding turbidity value also gradually increases, and there is a good linear relationship between the number of particles and turbidity of water samples. The percentage of particle size distribution between 2~10 µm in water is more than 90%, above 20 µm is <10 pcs/mL. In the process of conventional water treatment, most of the large particulate matter is removed, the number of microparticles in the factory water accounts for a large percentage and plays a major role in the water distribution network.
According to different water transmission and distribution systems, the urban pipe network layout selects two water flow paths and measure the characteristics of particulate matter number and particle size distribution change along it. Through laboratory tests comparative analysis, the water samples, respectively detect and compare total number of particles and turbidity of effluent from the pipe network under the two treatment processes, as shown in Figure 3. Test each monitoring point water sample for 8 times, at the summary of field experimental data, the average value of the last six groups was taken as the number of particulate matters at the monitoring point when the data of remove the first test. Use two portable turbidity testers of the same model to obtain the turbidity value of the water and take the average value of the two times as the turbidity value of the monitoring point when the difference was less than the allowable deviation.
It can be seen from Figure 3 that along the direction of water flow, in addition to local mutation phenomenon due to the properties of the pipe properties, the number of particles in the conventional treatment process gradually increases, and in the advanced treatment process slightly increases compared with that in the factory water. The increase in turbidity value in water is caused by the turbulent flow of pipe, collision in the process of water flow scouring the pipe wall, the loose material of pipe wall falling off into the water environment due to the hydraulic erosion. The decrease in turbidity value is due to the pore structure of the growth ring, which makes the impurity particles in the water adhere to the growth ring on the pipe wall and reduces the impurity particles in the water [23]. Along the direction of water flow, the turbidity of conventional treatment process has an upward trend, while the turbidity of advanced treatment process fluctuates within a certain range.
3.2. Analysis of Microscopic Characteristics of Particulate Matter in Water Supply Network
SEM was used to observe the characteristics of filtered and dried particles, the particle size range: 1~3 µm, 3~5 µm, 5~10 µm, 10~25 µm, >25 µm. Measurement of particle morphology and composition in all size range and determine each element molar proportion. The morphological characteristics of single particles in the pipe network water (SEM images) are shown in Figure 4 below.
It can be seen from the SEM images in Figure 4, that the particle size > 3 µm, the particles began to become irregular. In the range of 3~5 µm, many particles show flocculent shape, there were very few flocculent particles when its size >5 µm. The reason is that there are few substances with flocculant properties in the pipe network water (such as aluminum salt and iron salt), which can only adsorb particles with smaller particle size in the water to form particles with a particle size of 3~5 µm through the "adsorption, bridging and net capture" action, but cannot adsorb particles with a larger particle size > 5 µm. And the hydraulic conditions in the pipe network change rapidly, resulting in the formation of flocculent particles with a particle size > 5 µm broken by the impact of water flow, form flocculating particles with a small size range. It can be seen that there are many particles with smaller sizes adsorbed on the particles size who >5 µm. Among the particles of 10~25 µm is too. Thus, it is intuitively explained that particles of small and medium size in the pipe network can adsorb and aggregate with each other to form particles of larger size, which is easier to produce precipitation.
Since the number of 2~3 µm particles in tap water accounts for the highest proportion, accounting for more than 45% of the total number of >2 µm particles, so we selected 2~3 µm particles as the object to study the chemical composition. Use SEM-EDS to determine the composition, and the molar proportion of each element in each particle (except oxygen element) as shown in Table 1. Detect numbered T-1 to T-8 particles of 2–3 µm.
In Table 1, the main component of particulate matter that accounts for about 75% of the total number of 2~3 µm particles is Ca element, and the molar proportion of Ca element in a single particle is about 40%. Si and Al elements accounts for about 20% of the total number of 2~3 µm particles, and the molar proportions of the two elements are about 25%. Element C was detected in all particles, and its molar proportion was about 4%. Mg element was detected in about 50% of the total particles, and the molar proportion in a single particle was about 3%. In the particulate matter No.2, the molar proportion of F element in the particle was 63%, speculated that the main chemical composition of the particle might be CaF2. Detect Fe, Ti, V, Mo, K, Na, Cl, La, Pd and other elements in individual particles with particle size range of 2~3 µm.
3.3. Adsorption of Particulate Matter and Metal Elements
3.3.1. Adsorption of Ultra-Filtration Effluent Particles and Metal Elements in Advanced Treatment Process
The adsorption and release of Fe, Mg, Cr and Co by the suspended particulate matter formed after adding ultra-filtration water to the sediment in the ductile iron pipe are shown in Figure 5.
As shown in Figure 5, the concentration of dissolved Fe, Mg and Cr in the aqueous phase reaches the peak within 0–2 min after the sediment is added to the ultra-filtration water. At 3 h, the concentration values reached the peak again. The reason is that the sediment joined within 2 min, suspended sediment formation of suspended particles on the adsorption of Fe, Mg, Cr ions is much higher. Suspended particulate matter in the surface adsorption of Fe, Mg, Cr ion release quickly, resulting in within 2 min, the concentration of Fe, Mg and Cr ions in aqueous phase reached the peak. At the time of 3 h, the sediment contains about 30% organic matter, which can be combined with a large number of heavy metal ions. With the extension of hydraulic stirring time, the four ions of Fe, Mg, Cr and Co bound by organic matter are released into the aqueous phase, resulting in these elements in the aqueous phase at the peak concentration. In water, the adsorption rate of suspended particles for metal ions is much higher than its release rate. Due to the adsorption effect of suspended particles on metal ions in the aqueous phase, the concentration peak in the aqueous phase will be rapidly reduced. After 19 h, the concentration values of Fe, Cr and Co in the aqueous phase are basically stable. For Mg element, its concentration value is still in dynamic change after 28 h, but the range of change is below the initial concentration value.
The adsorption and release of Ca, Mn and Al elements by the formed suspended particles are shown in Figure 6. As the Figure 6, after the sediment is added to the ultra-filtration water, the suspended particles formed gradually release the three elements of Ca, Mn and Al adsorbed on the surface, leading to the gradual increase in the concentration of Ca, Mn and Al in the aqueous phase. The reason may be that there are a lot of Ca, Mn and Al adsorbed on the surface of suspended particulate matter, and many of the main components of suspended particulate matter are Ca, Mn and Al. Many suspended particulate matters gradually dissolve and release those ions under hydraulic agitation, leading to they gradual increase.
The adsorption and release of Cu, Cd and Zn ions by the formed suspended particles are shown in Figure 7. Suspended particulate matter quickly releases Cu and Cd ions and adsorbed on the surface, cause the concentration of them in the aqueous phase rises to the peak value in a short time. After that, is slowly adsorbed by suspended particulate matter, and in the water basically reaches the dynamic equilibrium state after 2 h. For Zn ion, the suspended particles slowly adsorb it in the water, which makes it gradually decrease and approaches dynamic equilibrium after 3 h.
The adsorption and release of Pb, Ti, As and V by the formed suspended particulate matter are shown in Figure 8.
From the Figure 8 that the concentration of lead reaches peak at 1 min and reaches peaks again at 28 h. Between 5 min and 19 h, the concentration is relatively stable and dynamically changes in a small range below the initial concentration value. The adsorption and release of Pb by suspended particulate matter is similar to the above adsorption and release of Fe, Mg, Cr. For Pb ion concentration peak occurs again at 28 h, which is longer than that of Fe, Mg, Cr. Ti element in water was rapidly adsorbed by suspended particles. After 5 min, the concentration of Ti ion in water was close to the dynamic equilibrium. After the sediment was added to the ultra-filtration water, As and V showed a change law of rapid adsorption and then slow release, finally the concentration value was restored to close to the initial concentration value.
3.3.2. Adsorption of Effluent Particles and Metal Elements by Conventional Treatment Process
The adsorption and release of Fe, Co, Cr and Ti by the suspended particulate matter formed after the sediment in ductile iron pipe is added to tap water are shown in Figure 9. The adsorption and release of Fe, Co, Cr, Ti and other ions by suspended particulate matter is similar to the adsorption and release of them by adding the sediment to ultra-filtration water. However, for the case of adding to tap water, the concentration peak can be produced again at 4 h, which is 1 h slower than that of adding to ultra-filtration water. The concentration of Fe in the aqueous phase again peaked at 19 h because of the relatively complex composition of tap water.
The adsorption and release of Al, Ca, Mn and V by the formed suspended particulate matter are shown in Figure 10. As the Figure 11, the suspended particles gradually release elements Al, Ca, Mn and V, leading to the gradual increase in the concentration of Al, Ca, Mn and V in the aqueous phase. The adsorption and release of Al, Ca and Mn are similar to the situation when sediments are added to ultra-filtration water.
The adsorption and release of Mg ion by the formed suspended particulate matter are shown in Figure 11. It can be seen that suspended particulate matter can quickly release the adsorbed Mg ion, the concentration of Mg ion in the aqueous phase increases rapidly, and approaches the dynamic equilibrium state after 30 s.
The adsorption and release of As and Pb ions by the formed suspended particulate matter are shown in Figure 12. Suspended particles quickly adsorbed As ion in the aqueous phase, and then gradually released it. The suspended particles adsorbed Pb ion in the aqueous phase at first, and then the adsorption and release alternately. After 2 h, the concentration of Pb ion in the aqueous phase increased dynamically.
The adsorption and release of Zn, Cu and Cd ions by the formed suspended particles are shown in Figure 13. As can be seen from the figure, suspended particles first quickly release the adsorbed on the surface Zn, Cu and Cd ions, which rapidly increases the concentration in the aqueous phase. After that, the suspended particles gradually adsorbed Zn, Cu and Cd ions in the aqueous phase, then gradually decreased. This situation is similar to the adsorption and release of Zn, Cu and Cd ions after sediments are added to ultra-filtration water.
3.4. Effect of Flow Rate on Metal Adsorption of Water Particles in Conventional Treatment
According to the water supply standard, when the pipe diameter is 25~40 mm, the flow rate in the pipe ≤ 1.2 m/s. Since the diameter of the water supply pipe in this study is 25 mm, and considering the stagnant water flow, the study flow rate is 0.3~1.3 m/s. Firstly, the flow rate test was conducted on the conventionally treated water, each flow rate section was run for 2 h and regularly water sampling. The variation law of particulate matter in the pipeline water of DN25 was shown in Figure 14. After changing the flow rate, the content of metal ions in water generally has a rising trend, but the rising rule of each metal ion is different. The rising rule is as follows: For DN25 pipeline, Fe ion content exceeds the standard when the flow rate reaches 0.60 m/s, Pb exceeds the standard when the flow rate is 0.40 m/s, As exceeds the standard when the flow rate is 0.60 m/s. Although several other metal ions do not exceed the standard in the process of the experiment, but the content has an increasing trend.
Iron ion is one of the main components of the growth rings in water in ductile iron pipes. During the experiment, the metal ions adsorbed in the growth rings in the pipe wall and during the flushing process released, the increase in metal ion content is not only related to hydraulic flushing, collision and friction, but also related to the pipe properties. With the increase in test time, the pump running for a long time cause the temperature rises slightly, other parameters change law: pH and alkalinity have a slow upward trend. The variation of turbidity during the experiment is basically consistent with the variation of particulate matter, and the turbidity value or the number of particulate matters can be used to represent the variation trend of various metal ions in water. This indicates that particulate matter in water is closely related to the phenomenon of secondary pollution, and its value can represent the degree of secondary pollution in water to a certain extent.
This study through the pipeline network of water particles and the turbidity measurement combined with laboratory experimental device of test set (tap water, ultra-filtration water two kinds of water), the determination of metal elements, particulate matter and sediment in pipe network for composition analysis, according to the static and dynamic two kinds of different situations particulate matter on the study of adsorption and release of pollutants, explore the relationship between particulate matter and sediment in pipeline water, and then analyze the relationship between particulate matter and secondary pollution. With the increase in turbidity value, the correlation between turbidity value and the number of particles also increased. The number of particles gradually decreased from small particles (2 µm) to large particles (25 µm).
Changing the flow rate, the number of particles, turbidity and the concentration of metal ions in water all showed an upward trend. In conventional treatment water, the corrosion degree of pipe wall and metal ion concentration in water are higher which indicates that the number of particles has a great influence on the deposition and corrosion of the pipe inner wall. With the passage of time, under the condition of hydraulic erosion, it will cause secondary pollution to the pipe network. According to the actual situation, it is considered to adopt various flushing methods to clean the pipe wall, or partially replace the pipe to effectively control the phenomenon of secondary water pollution.
Due to the complex composition of sediment in the pipeline, there are mineral components, organic components, microbial components, etc. The formed suspended particulate matter can combine with metal ions in various ways, such as complexation, direct adsorption of metal ions and simple physical adsorption [24]. Suspended particulate matter in water is greatly affected by hydraulic conditions and water quality changes. Result the adsorption and release of metal elements by suspended particles do not appear similar to the traditional zero-order, first-order and second-order reaction kinetics. Further study the adsorption and release of particulate matter for pollutants in water supply network, explore the kinetic law and have a deeper understanding of the action mechanism of particulate matter for secondary pollutants. In order to control the content of particulate matter in the pipe network and improve the water quality of pipe network, the sources of particulate matter in the pipe network and the factors affecting the content of particulate matter are further studied.
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Figure 1. Diagram of test device about dynamic simulation of particle adsorption at different flow rates.
Figure 2. Changes in the number of particulate matter and turbidity for along the pipeline: particle size 2~10 µm (a); Particle size >10 µm (b).
Figure 3. Variation of particulate matter and turbidity in conventional and deep treatment water.
Figure 4. SEM images of single particulate matter in different particle size ranges: 1~3 µm SEM image (a–c); 4~5 µm SEM image (d–f); 10~25 µm SEM image (g–h); >25 µm SEM image (i).
Figure 5. In UF water the effects of suspended particulate matter in different time adsorption and release of Fe and Mg (a); Cr and Co (b).
Figure 6. In UF water the effects of suspended particulate matter at different time adsorption and release of Ca, Mn and Al.
Figure 7. In UF water the effects of suspended particulate matter at different time adsorption and release of Cu and Cd (a); Zn (b).
Figure 8. In UF water the effects of suspended particulate matter at different time adsorption and release of Pd (a); Ti (b) and V (c).
Figure 9. In conventional treatment water the effects of suspended particulate matter at different time adsorption and release of Fe and Cr (a); Ti and Co (b).
Figure 10. In conventional treatment water the effects of suspended particulate matter at different time adsorption and release of Al, Mn and Ca (a); V (b).
Figure 11. In conventional treatment water the effects of suspended particulate matter at different time adsorption and release of Mg.
Figure 12. In conventional treatment water the effects of suspended particulate matter at different time adsorption and release of As and Pb.
Figure 13. In conventional treatment water the effects of suspended particulate matter at different time adsorption and release of Cu and Zn (a); Cd (b).
Figure 14. Effects of suspended particulate matter at different velocity adsorption and release in DN25 tube of Pb and Fe (a); Al and As (b); Mn and Ca (c), Mg and Cr (d).
Table 1. The molar proportions of each element in each particle size range of 2~3 µm measured.
The Molar Proportion of Each Element in a 2-3 Micron Particle (%)
T-1
Ca 39.12 24.35 29.83 31.02 8.74 22.57 33.24
Si 4.36 6.31 13.6 33.31 22.86 17.22 5.28
Al 28.29 19.05 13.37
Mg 3.05 3.56 2.26 1.96 4.46
Fe 2.27
K 1.63 6 1.17
Na 17.44
C 5.31 2.22 3.38 2.86 4.69 4.26 5.65 6.96
Cl 1.85 2.69 14.68 1.49 4.13
F 63.85
Mo 15.99
La 0.68
Pd 0.24 0.4
Ti 2
V 0.54
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The Cumberland & Dumfriesshire Farmers Mart P.L.C. had forward 3,021 store hoggs & 555 in lamb sheep at their weekly sale at Longtown on Tuesday 2nd March 2010.
Store hoggs easy to sell. Top of £78.50 for Texels from Enzieholm, £77.50 High Fold and Adderston Shiels; Suffolk £75.50 Englishtown and Langton Mill; Blackface £73.50, £67 Gall, £61.50 Lamperts; North Country Cheviot £71.80 Adderston Shiels; Beltex £70.50 Low Longthwaite; Greyface £68 Cottage, £66.50 Linton House, £65.80 Collingel; Hill Cheviot £67.80 Falnash, £67.50 Grains Cottage; Herdwick £65.80 Cottage; Easycare £60.50 Collingel; Swaledale £56.50 Collingel. Cast ewes to £83.50 Lochwood, hill types £73.50 Gall, cast rams £95 High Fold.
In lambers were another good entry with trade similar. Top of £130 for Texel crosses from Langton Mill who also sold Greyfaces at £124 and Blackfaces at £88; Suffolk Mule £112 Haithwaite; North Country Cheviot £88 Alnham Castle Hill. Geld hoggs to £87 for Suffolk Mules from Cowcorse.
Ewes with lambs at foot opened out very dear. Top of £56 each for Cheviot Mules (correct below) with singles from Rockcliffe Cross who also sold twins at £48 each.


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Landers: Prevention could be the cure for high health costs
Filed under Health Care at Aug 2015
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WASHINGTON — Chronic disease, much of it stemming from lifestyle choices, accounts for more than three-fourths of the money spent on health care. But precious little is spent to prevent it.
Kenneth Thorpe is chairman of the Washington-based Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease. He doesn't give much hope to the idea of bringing down the cost of health care unless prevention gets a much bigger role.
"If we can't find ways to keep people out of the hospital, to keep people on medication adherence and managing their blood sugar levels, if we don't do that, none of the things I hear being discussed to control the cost of care are going to work," he said.
Ninety-seven percent of the nation's $3.1 trillion medical bill goes toward treating the sick. Three percent is spent on prevention.
Thorpe, who is also chair of the health policy and management department at the Rollins School of Public Health of Emory University in Atlanta, is particularly vexed with the problem of Type 2 diabetes. (Young children without the ability to produce insulin have Type 1 diabetes.)
Type 2 diabetes is usually a consequence of obesity. Unchecked, it can lead to blindness, amputations, kidney failure and death.
About 700,000 people in North Texas have Type 2 diabetes, including a fourth of the seniors on Medicare.
Nationwide, half of the nation's seniors are pre-diabetic — that is, their blood sugar is high though not yet at diabetic levels. This condition is preventable and reversible. There's a well-established regimen of exercise and diet, developed by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, taught by the YMCA.
"The CDC worked closely with the YMCA to put this in place. The last part of the puzzle is we've got to find a way for it to be reimbursed," Thorpe said. "It's $350 for an 18-week course. Medicare doesn't cover it. But it will pay for the amputations."
The only preventive measure for diabetes covered by Medicare is bariatric, or weight-loss, surgery, Thorpe said.
Private insurance policies do little better at prevention. Under the Affordable Care Act, screening and counseling for obesity has to be covered by most private insurance plans. Some employer-sponsored health plans go further with wellness programs similar to the YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program.
There's a real reluctance among companies, however, to wade into the welter of weight-loss diets, fads and arguments over which one offers the best results.
Yet obesity is the public health crisis of our time. In the mid-1980s, chronic disease accounted for 66 percent of health care spending. Thorpe now pegs that at 84 percent, and other estimates are as high as 86 percent.
In the same period, national obesity rates more than doubled.
Medications to treat obesity, a condition now regarded as a disease by the American Medical Association, are few. More studies so far show community-based nutrition and exercise programs are much more effective.
But these cost money. Businesses, hospitals and foundations in Fort Worth are spending $45 million to $50 million over the next five years to support a communitywide program called the Blue Zones Project that aims to "make the healthy choice the easy choice."
Thorpe is hoping Congress will expand Medicare's obesity and diabetes prevention efforts to avoid the much more expensive alternatives.
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The internet is a huge part of our lives at work and at home, and no one is immune to cyber threats. Constantly being connected means increased risks to our privacy and security every single day. It is everyone's responsibility to learn how to behave safely and responsibly online - and when we do, we make the internet safer and more secure for us all.
This month we'll be talking about how to be aware of the many threats to your online security and the proactive ways you can avoid those threats.
Check back to this page for updates, as new content will be published and linked to weekly.
Technological innovations have changed the way we live our lives. We are more connected now than ever before. As we become more active cyber citizens, we also need to protect our online presence. Follow these basic tips to stay safe online.
As a state employee and/or student, you are especially vulnerable to cyber crime. If a criminal obtains your uNID and password, he/she can then access many University systems, some of which contain your personal and confidential information (e.g. CIS).
Digital interconnectivity requires more than the internet. It requires information about you. You should be protective of your electronic information in the same way you would be protective of your purse, wallet, or backpack.


I am going through a list of war graves in Argyll that have not been photographed for The War Grave Photographic Project.
This is one of the them but I am not sure where the burial ground is located. There is "Tiree, Kilkenneth, Cill Choinnich" but I would have expected someone from Tayvallich to be buried nearer to there.
Additional information: Son of Hugh Gillies. Born at Tayvallich.
Grave/Memorial Reference: At North end, close to entrance.
Can I try asking again to see if anyone knows this burial ground?
Thanks, I know the one now and I have been there before. It can be a problem working out which is the right place and not helped by often them being put under the wrong county!
I used to try and do some as I travelled around with my work but only had time to do the most obvious ones.
I have to come down that way again because I could not find the war graves in three places on Saturday so will get a copy of the CWGC guides and do this one at the same time. They will be family headstones and not CWGC ones so can be more difficult to find without some information.


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El Museo Casa de los Celis es una antigua edificación de origen colonial que se encuentra en el Centro Histórico de Valencia (Venezuela). Es una de las edificaciones con mayor tradición de la ciudad, y uno de los mejores ejemplos de la arquitectura colonial de la nación. Actualmente, el museo funciona como sede de la Fundación Lisandro Alvarado, exhibiendo importantes piezas que conforman la más importante colección antropológica del centro del país.

Historia

Las referencias más antiguas a la casa dan a conocer que su dueño fue el español Don Ramón Ibarrolaburu y Añorga, Coronel de Caballería, y sus cinco hijos. Éste la recibe como herencia de su esposa, Doña María Josefa Páez de Ibarrolaburu (quien falleciera el año de 1817), dejando constancia de esto en su testamento, de fecha 26 de septiembre de 1826. En estas fechas, la casa  fue valorada en 14000 pesos.

Durante la Guerra de Independencia de Venezuela, la casa estuvo ocupada en ciertas ocasiones por los realistas, y en otras por los patriotas. Sus dueños, de origen español, eran fieles defensores de la causa realista.

El 24 de junio de 1821, luego de la decisiva Batalla de Carabobo, la casa sirve de hospital para atender a la gran cantidad de heridos que no podían ser atendidos en el colapsado Hospital San Antonio de Padua, el cual se encontraba en la misma cuadra que ésta. En ella son velados los restos del General Manuel Cedeño y del Coronel Ambrosio Plaza. Luego de la victoria patriota, la familia Ibarrolaburu decide emigrar del país y establecerse en España.

Los bienes de la familia fueron confiscados en el año 1826 por la República, con lo que la casa pasó a ser el Hospital Militar. Sin embargo, la casa es entregada al Prócer José María Briceño como pago de haberes militares.

El 11 de mayo de 1839 la casa es adquirida por la familia Celis, por 600 pesos. El primero de esta familia en habitarla fue el Coronel Pedro Celis. Éste propicia una serie de remodelaciones en el lugar, la más importante de las cuales es la división de la misma, división que se mantiene con el objetivo de distribuir equitativamente la herencia de la familia.

El 8 de junio de 1960, la casa es declarada Monumento Histórico Nacional. En 1964, la casa es puesta bajo la custodia de la Antropóloga e Historiadora Henriqueta Peñalver Gómez, con el objetivo de servir de sede al Instituto de Antropología e Historia del Estado Carabobo. Es durante estas fechas cuando se lleva a cabo la restauración más frecuente del edificio, durante el mandato presidencial del Doctor Raúl Leoni. El Museo de Antropología es inaugurado en dicha casa luego de las restauraciones, el día de la celebración del Sesquicentenario de la Batalla de Carabobo, el 24 de junio de 1971.

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Enlaces externos
Historia del Museo en Valencia.com

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Casas de Venezuela del siglo XIX
Museos de Venezuela del siglo XX


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Watch a young Elon Musk take delivery of his $1 million McLaren F1 hypercar (TSLA)
Benjamin Zhang
Elon Musk goes through life with a "go big or go home" type of attitude.
So in 1999, Musk decided to reward himself with a new car after selling his startup � Zip2 � for more than $300 million. And not just any car. The greatest car of its time. The $1 million McLaren F1 hypercar (as seen on Bold Ride).
In a clip from a CNN Perspectives documentary dating back to 1999, a then-28-year-old Musk and his fiancee (now former wife) Justine take delivery of the exotic set of wheels.
"It's a million dollars for a car," Justine said. "It's decadent."
"Three years ago, I was showering at the YMCA and sleeping on the office floor," Musk told the camera. "Now I have a million-dollar car and a quite a few creature comforts."
"There's 62 McLaren F1s in the world," Musk added. "And I will own one of them."
In its day, the McLaren F1 was unlike anything the world had ever seen. It was designed by and engineered by the legendary duo of Peter Stevens and Gordon Murray � featuring the latest advancements pioneered by the company's success in Formula One motor racing.
Powered by a BMW 6.1-liter 627-horsepower V-12 engine, the hand-built, carbon-fiber hypercar was capable of a mind-bending top speed of more than 240 mph. The F1 boasted some truly unique features, such as a Formula One-inspired central driver's seat � and an engine compartment lined with 24-karat gold!
So what ever happened to Musk's McLaren? In a 2012 interview, the Tesla and SpaceX boss told PandoDaily that Musk used the exotic ride as his daily driver for several years, putting 11,000 miles on the odometer.
In the same interview, Elon Musk also told the story of crashing his beloved McLaren. In an attempt to show off the capabilities of his hypercar to his PayPal cofounder Peter Thiel, Musk spun the McLaren, hit an embankment, and sent the car flying "like a discus" three feet in the air.
Although Musk has now moved on to driving the latest offerings from Tesla, his silver F1 remains the performance benchmark for his company. Last year, Musk proudly touted the Tesla Model S P85D's ability to match the McLaren's 3.2-second 0-to-60-mph acceleration time.
Today, the McLaren F1 has grown significantly in value. In May, the 28th F1 ever built sold for an incredible $10.5 million.
Here's a short clip from the documentary:
It looks like Tesla is testing the Model X SUVMcLaren Is Coming Out With Another New Supercar � And We Can't WaitElectric Cars Could Be In For A Rough 2015
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NEWS: Ospreys sign long-term kit deal with Canterbury
Ospreys have announced a new kit deal with rugby specialists Canterbury of New Zealand, which will see the Swansea-based region wear the famous brand for the next four seasons.
The deal, which sees Canterbury replace Australian brand BLK after three seasons, will see the Stockport-based company become just the third kit supplier in the four-time Pro12 champions' history.
In addition to the senior Ospreys team, Canterbury will also supply the regional age-grade teams, Premiership Select side, Ospreys Women and Wheelchair Rugby, as well as providing an extensive sport and leisure range for supporters.
Also, the newly established Canterbury Cup fixture will see clubs from across the region invited to experience the beginning of the new partnership, and will aim to build greater relationship between its 77 clubs and schools from throughout the region.
The Ospreys have a strong reputation for some of the most striking and unique jerseys in all of rugby, and Canterbury's Head of Sports Marketing, Simon Rowe, is keen to see this continue.
"We are proud to be partnering with such an innovative rugby powerhouse, and excited about creating kit and training wear that will help players perform on the field, and appeal to supporters in the stands," he said. "We also look forward to working with the wider Ospreys community, developing relationships with the clubs and schools that form part of such a successful region"
The new Ospreys home and away jerseys will be revealed in August, while a new European jersey will follow later on in the season.
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Meet The Mid, located in Chicago's meatpacking district in the West Loop, it meets somewhere in the middle of the city between Chicago's downtown and the neighborhoods within the city; somewhere in the middle of a live music venue and an upscale nightclub. The Mid seems to be in tune with live music and nightlife to give music lovers the ultimate concert experience. The 801-person venue is located at 306 N. Halsted. Outside the doors of the club, the great views of the downtown skyline remind you of the wonderful city of Chicago. Inside The Mid, you will find three full service bars, ample room for dancing, cozy booths and table seating, and a VIP room equipped with its own bar and DJ booth. With the second floor balcony and seating, there is not a bad seat in the house, and the dual-floor bathrooms that are bigger than some apartments. Simple modern touches like exposed brick and dark wood floors make the place look rich yet relaxed. All of these elements keep with the venue's direction to pave the way for music-centric clubs in Chicago.