Coney Island has been an important place in shaping my identity as an artist, primarily through my involvement with the nonprofit arts organization Coney Island USA. For over 35 years, CIUSA has provided a staging grounds for a huge range of artists, performers, actors, playwrights, musicians, filmmakers and practitioners of just about any other artistic discipline you can think of, entertaining NYC's diverse audiences and preserving aspects of uniquely American popular culture, such as the iconic Mermaid Parade. CIUSA has done remarkably well in helping to shape the neighborhood's revitalization, but the organization is still financially reeling in the aftermath of superstorm Sandy and needs YOUR help! This March 19th, I am being honored at Coney Island USA's Spring Gala, so I am forwarding an appeal from longtime board member and friend Mark Alhadeff. Please consider taking out a journal ad or buying a ticket to what may be CIUSA's most important fundraiser ever. Coney Island USA needs your support so that it can continue making America's playground a special place for generations to come!
I can say with confidence that every recipient of this note will know what a special person Fred Kahl is. But, just in case you forgot, let me remind you: He is a man of vision, intelligence, and good taste. And most importantly, he is a person with a giant heart.
Further, if you're as lucky as me and have known Fred for decades, you will also know that Fred has always listened to the advice of Joseph Campbell and "followed his bliss." This has led him on many incredible journeys, and the ultimate destination of most of those trips has been Coney Island. More specifically Coney Island USA (Coney's resident not-for-profit arts group) has been blessed by the presence of Fred's energy and creativity since the 1980's. From neon sword swal- lowing to a 3D Luna Park, from acting on our stage to serving on our Board, from a spiral wishing well to an awesome electric chair — Fred is part of the very fabric of Coney Island USA.
Now that a few strands of silver have appeared in Fred's luscious locks we here at CIUSA have decided it is time to honor the Great Fredini. Fred has been named "Man of the Year" and will be celebrated at our Spring Gala on Saturday, March 19th. The Gala is without fail the must-attend event of the Coney Island social calendar and dedicating it to Fred was a no-brainer.
I do hope to see you at the Gala, to read your message in the Journal and to share your joy in the year of the Fred.
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East versus West dynamic still evident in Alvin Brown, Al Lawson race
A.G. GancarskiJune 21, 20185min
Al Lawson
Alvin Brown
Florida's 5th Congressional District
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The Democratic primary in Florida's 5th Congressional District, a scrum between the Tallahassee incumbent Al Lawson and former Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown, looks to be a test of whether Duval Democrats can take back the district against Lawson, a genial career politician with friends on both sides of the aisle.
The battle has been one of dueling press releases on issues ranging from gun control to Lawson's willingness to work with President Donald Trump, but with roughly two months before the primary, ground game is becoming a factor.
To that end, both Brown and Lawson are in the process of getting their campaign headquarters up and running. And predictably, those efforts are concentrated initially in each candidate's geographic base.
Mayor Brown will be in attendance Thursday evening at his campaign headquarters (900-15 Dunn Avenue) for an event intended to engage campaign volunteers. That kicks off at 6 p.m.
While grassroots support is key, so too is the support of the Jacksonville money class. Though it has been slow in coming, Brown (as first reported by Florida Times-Union journalist Nate Monroe) is slated to have Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan host a fundraiser next week.
Khan, who supported Brown's re-election campaign heavily, has not made a habit of supporting electoral challengers in local races. His preference has been to support incumbents with whom he can partner, so the decision to go against a sitting incumbent (one well-regarded by many in Jacksonville's political class) is worth noting.
In addition to Khan, the host committee via the invite obtained by Florida Politics features dozens of Duval's heavy hitters.
From Jacksonville University President Tim Cost and Gary Chartrand to trial lawyers Eddie and Chuck Farah to traditional Republican money men like John Baker and John Rood, what's clear is that some of the power elite is backing their local candidate, even if Republican office holders like Mayor Lenny Curry and Sheriff John Rutherford seem to lean Lawson's way.
Lawson is making moves of his own, opening a campaign headquarters in Tallahassee Saturday. That event is at 225 East Jennings Street from 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Lawson this week also pocketed a key endorsement from the western side of the 11-county district, via Gadsden County Sheriff Morris A. Young.
"Congressman Lawson has been dedicated to North Florida for a number of years," Young said. "I have watched him grow as a state representative, state senator and, now, congressman. I am proud to know him. He is doing a great job in Washington."
Ultimately, Brown will have to convince people west of Jacksonville that Lawson should be replaced. He will need endorsements and infrastructure west of I-295 to counteract the incumbent, who has gotten one key Jacksonville endorsement from the Fraternal Order of Police.
Brown didn't even make a play for that endorsement.
Watchers await new fundraising numbers for Brown and Lawson. As of the end of March, Lawson led in cash on hand, $159,710 to $127,764.
A.G. Gancarski
A.G. Gancarski has been a correspondent for FloridaPolitics.com since 2014. In 2018, he was a finalist for an Association of Alternative Newsweeklies "best political column." He can be reached at [email protected]
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NEW YORK — A grand manor will close its doors to millions of weekly guests after "Downton Abbey" concludes next year.
Producers of the popular British period drama on Thursday confirmed it will end after its sixth season, scheduled to air in the United States in early 2016. The series, which airs earlier in the U.K., will have its finale on Christmas Day 2015.
He said the decision to wrap was made by him and Julian Fellowes, who created the series and has written every episode, in conjunction with the cast. He said there are no plans in place for a rumored "Downton Abbey" feature film or a series spinoff.
The acclaimed, beloved and awards-showered drama has tracked the fates of the aristocratic Crawley clan and its servants amid the social upheavals of pre-World War I Britain into the 1920s, as the characters of upper and lower classes cope with their rapidly changing world.
Stars include Hugh Bonneville, Jim Carter, Michelle Dockery, Elizabeth McGovern and Maggie Smith.
But almost instantly "Downton Abbey" took on a life of its own.
In the U.K., it became the highest-rated drama of the past decade, with an average of 11 million viewers over its five seasons. Season 5, which concluded in the U.S. this month, drew an average audience of 12.9 million viewers.
She said it coincided with the 2009 rebranding of "Masterpiece," which, among many changes, led to dropping "Theatre" from its title.
"Downton" also benefited from the shift in how TV is consumed, including binge viewing, and the growth of social media, which turned watching telecasts into group experiences, she said.
Production of the upcoming 13-hour season is well underway, Neame said, but he kept mum on any details apart from saying the current characters would be back and be given satisfying resolutions.


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You can always tell when you see or meet someone who is truly authentic and living comfortably and openly with who they are.
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Mike Robbins, author of Be Yourself, Everyone Else is Taken, says in his TED Talk that authenticity is different than honesty or expressing opinions. It's about being willing to be vulnerable and let others know who you really are and what you really feel - instead of worrying about how you look or come across.
It can take a long time to truly discover and get comfortable with your authentic self. I've been big into the self-improvement space for over a decade and I think I'm just now, finally, maybe getting to grips with who I am.
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Experience in obtaining laminated aluminum composites by asymmetric accumulative roll bonding
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Received: 15 September 2022; Revised: 20 September 2022; Accepted: 13 October 2022
Citation: O.D. Biryukova, A.M. Pesin, D.O. Pustovoitov. Experience in obtaining laminated aluminum composites by asymmetric accumulative roll bonding. Lett. Mater., 2022, 12(4) 373-378
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The issue of asymmetric processing of long products in the range of speed ratios of work rolls from 2 to 5 has not been widely studied and is of interest from the point of view of increasing both the strength and ductility of metal products. An area of severe plastic deformation was found, showing the relationship between shear strain and shear angle, at which large compressive strains and ultra-high shear strains occur. An analysis was made of the values of equivalent deformations of laminated aluminum composites obtained both after the first and second processing cycles, modeled in the DEFORM and QForm software systems. The paper defines a rational range of the speed ratios of work rolls, which makes it possible to obtain not only the rectilinear movement of the metal at the exit from the deformation zone, but also the maximum elongation, the ratio of tensile strength to the yield strength for laminated aluminum composites. A regularity has been deduced showing that with an increase in the speed ratio of work rolls, the rolling forces decrease, the value of the relative reduction at a constant roll gap increases. At the maximum speed ratio of the rolls (5), melting of the samples occurs.
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All athletes require the same basic nutrients from foods in order to continue growing and being able to perform at an optimal level. This is true for any sport, especially when it comes to bodybuilding/weight training. In order for you to achieve adequate growth in any and all muscle groups, you must be able to properly pair a your training routine with your nutrition.
No matter what kind of strength training or weight lifting regime you perform, you will see minimal results if your nutrition is not 100% in check. If you wish to grow increase muscle mass, you will need a surplus of calories and its best to obtain this surplus by adding more protein to your diet. For some this is easy and for others it can be a challenge due to daily activities such as work and other commitments.
If this is true for you, adding more meals will be difficult, however, adding more snacks will be a much easier method to obtain a higher amount of protein on a day-to-day basis. So what should you eat to provide a good source of protein that's quick and convenient? The following snacks are the answer to that very question!
No matter what flavor you get this in, Original, Teriyaki, or even Peppered, this is my number one snack of choice. You can never go wrong with beef jerky! Jerky is one of the greatest snacks for any bodybuilder and athlete in general due to the simple fact that it is practically pure protein. Jerky is one of the leanest protein snacks you can have, with the average 1oz serving of jerky containing under 100 calories, 1g of fat or less, 5g of carbs, and over 15g of protein.
This is why jerky remains one of the greatest, if not the greatest, high protein and low fat snack alternative for anyone on the go. The only downside with jerky is the high amount of sodium all jerky contains. A single serving of jerky can account for over 20% of your daily recommended intake of sodium. If sodium is something you have to be cautious about, I would keep the serving size to 1 a day. However, if you are like me, and sodium doesn't have any negative results on your diet or training, jerky is the greatest high protein low fat snack to have during your busy day.
This isn't your typical cookie that you buy at your local grocery store. Instead, this is a large cookie, 75g of cookie to be exact, that is not only packed in protein, but also packed in calories. This makes it perfect for anyone who needs calories added to their diet or struggles to fit all of their meals in on a daily basis. Each cookie contains over 300 calories while providing you with over 37g of Protein, 20g of Carbs and 10g of fat per cookie!
This cookie delivers high protein content within a similar calorie range as most protein shakes on the market offer, while giving you more convenience as you can carry it around wherever you go and can eat it whenever you want. This cookie is available in flavors such as White Almond (my personal favorite as it tastes similar to a white chocolate chip cookie), Double Chocolate Chip (tastes like a rich dark chocolate brownie) and Chocolate Orange. Pair a cookie with a glass of milk and you have a great and fast snack on the go. If you are at home or in the office, try heating up a cookie in the microwave for 10 seconds or so for an even more enjoyable snack.
These are simply high protein chips in a small bag, but with lots of flavor and volume. Available in many flavors such as Sour Cream and Spring Onion, BBQ, Chargrilled Chicken, and Cheese and Jalapeno, there is no flavor you can go wrong with. My personal favorite is Sour Cream and Spring Onion, as to me these taste the same as any other standard sour cream and onion chips.
Where is the advantage of these over a standard chips bag? Each bag is only 100-120 calories while offering very little fat, 2g or less, and over 15g of protein per bag. The other advantage is the amount of volume these bags have to offer. With over 1oz of chips in a bag, you will be surprised how filling in volume these bags are. 1 bag is enough food for a fast and easy snack to keep you going between meals whenever you become hungry and are extremely easy to eat as they are in a regular chip bag that you can simply eat wherever you are. When it comes down to having a delicious snack that still fixes your salty taste buds, you cannot go wrong with MyProtein Protein Bites/Chips.
There are my favorite, I actually enjoy 1 of these delicious brownies every single day and I always look forward to it. The protein brownie is a great size and is easy to take with you on the go. These brownies offer 30g of Protein, 13g of fat and 35g of carbs so it can be the perfect replacement for a protein shake or a small meal when you need it. However, my favorite way to enjoy this delicious snack, is to pair it with some vanilla Greek yogurt. Simply put the brownie in a bowl and microwave it for 5-10 seconds until the chocolate chips melt a bit. Add some vanilla Greek yogurt to the bowl and mix and you have yourself a delicious yogurt and brownie sundae.
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Camandona is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Biella in the Italian region Piedmont, located about  northeast of Turin and about  northeast of Biella. As of 31 December 2004, it had a population of 425 and an area of .

Camandona borders the following municipalities: Bioglio, Callabiana, Pettinengo, Piatto, Trivero, Vallanzengo, Valle San Nicolao, Veglio.

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Twin towns — sister cities
Camandona is twinned with:

  Faucigny, France (2011)

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Steak Frites
While exploring all of the traditional and unique dishes French cuisine has to offer, an extremely common and popular dish you are likely to come across is Steak Frites. Despite the fact that there still exists disagreement regarding whether it originated in Belgium or France, it is still considered to be one of France's most iconic dishes.
There's good reason for such a high degree of popularity and love surrounding this dish. The combination is too perfect—the juicy, tender steak, usually cooked rare, pairs so eloquently with the sweet starchiness of the fried potatoes. Even though it sounds like a basic dish, you will find variations throughout every restaurant in France, from the cut of meat used, to the thickness of the fries, and of course the sauce. As a hearty meal with a rich history, it's no wonder that Steak Frites has become a cornerstone of French cuisine.
Throughout history, this dish was predominantly made with Rump Steak, which refers to a cut of meat either from the sirloin region or the round region. Today, however, Steak Frites is typically made with the Ribeye, cooked in a pan with a reduction sauce and served with Pommes Frites, or French Fries. Other common sauces include béarnaise, a sauce made with butter, egg yolks, vinegar, and herbs; and graine de moutarde, which is made with white wine, mustard, and cream. You will also find other cuts of beef commonly used, such as the Tenderloin, Filet Mignon, Skirt Steak, and the New York Strip.
At Left Bank, our restaurants offer the classic Steak Frites with either an 8 ounce Skirt Steak or a 10 ounce Ribeye, perfectly paired with our crispy, golden Pommes Frites, and the choice of Bordelaise, Roquefort Butter, or Au Poivre sauce.
Bordelaise sauce originates from the Bordeaux region of France and is typically produced using red wine, butter, bone marrow, shallots, and demi-glace. It is considered to be one of the more traditional sauces for Steak Frites.
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A commentator on GenderTrender wondered why FTM's don't have lower surgery, and the answer is a pretty simple one. The end results are currently pretty rubbish and there are many surgeries involved in even getting to that rubbish state. More MTF's have lower surgery as that's a more established and "perfected" surgery, but in places where you have to have medical insurance like the USA, a lot of trans surgeries aren't covered, and to pay for them out of your own pocket is a small fortune.
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She hasn't had lower surgery yet I presume by this article. As much sympathy I feel for her, she's going to out herself / possibly make herself feel uncomfortable and others sharing the changing facilities when she doesn't have "the right equipment" downstairs. I can understand her wanting to be treated equally, don't we all, but surely there's some compromise that can be made here? I used to take my ex swimming (he's a wheelchair user), and we'd change in the disabled loo's, which wasn't perfect, but it was a compromise. He couldn't come into the ladies with me, and I couldn't go into the men's with him. Doesn't the gym involved have something similar to this? I think the video also mentioned the sauna too, well don't you wear towels when you use that?


It was already demonstrated by our research group that a direct catalytic methanol (or ethanol) fuel cell (DMFC) device can be used also for analytical purposes, such as the determination of ethanol content in beverages. In the present research we extended the application to the analysis of several ethanol-based pharmaceutical products, i.e., pharmaceutical tinctures (dyes) and disinfectants. In recent work we have also shown that the use of alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme as a component of the anodic section of a direct catalytic methanol (or ethanol) fuel cell significantly improves the performance of a simple DMFC device, making it more suitable to measure ethanol (or methanol) in real samples by this cell. At the same time, we have also shown that DMFC can respond to certain organic compounds that are more complex than methanol and ethanol and having R(R')CH-OH group in the molecule. Firstly, pharmaceutical dyes were analyzed for their ethanol content using the simple catalytic DMFC device, with good accuracy and precision. The results are illustrated in the present paper. Additionally, a detailed investigation carried out on commercial denatured alcoholic samples evidenced several interferences due to the contained additives. Secondly, we hypothesized that by using the enzymatic fuel cell it would be possible to improve the determination, for instance, of certain antibiotics, such as imipenem, or else carry out determinations of ethanol content in saliva and serum (simulating forensic tests, correlated to drivers "breath test"); even if this has already been hypothesized in previous papers, the present study is the first to perform them experimentally, obtaining satisfactory results. In practice, all of the goals which we proposed were reached, confirming the remarkable opportunities of the enzymatic (or non-enzymatic) DMFC device.
Researches of different types have been performed in the past by some authors with the aim of using different fuel-cell-based devices for analytical [1,2,3,4,5,6,7] (and energetic [8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24]) purposes. These researches have effectively shown the possibility of this kind of application, but only by means of particular and complex types of fuel cell, not useful for common application to real samples. However, our research group recently performed the first researches of this type, by using a simple and suitable direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) [25,26]. In a further study , the performances of our fuel cell were made more efficient for the determination of ethanol by immobilizing an enzyme into the device . Our group has continued this analytical research, devoted to enzymatic (or non-enzymatic) DMFC applications for analytical purposes. New unpublished results, reported in the present paper, concern several further analytical applications in pharmaceutical and forensic fields. Firstly, we continued to investigate the possibility of checking, in a simple and inexpensive way, the alcohol content of some drugs available in drugstores. By using a non-enzymatic DMFC device, the ethanol content of several pharmaceutical dyes was easily checked. The obtained results were compared both with the ethanol content declared by the producer and with the obtained data, by analyzing the same samples using a conventional amperometric catalase enzyme sensor, recently prepared in our laboratory and already used to validate results obtained using DMFC device for ethanol determination in beverages . It was also attempted to utilize the fuel cell to validate the ethanol content of denatured commercial ethanol, usually available in drugstores. In this case, however, great interferences occurred due of the presence of red dye (Reactive Red 120) and denatonium benzoate, both of which are contained in this kind of commercial product. The best opportunity was the determination of a particular antibiotic (imipenem), which is an active agent having a -C(CH3)H-OH functional group in its molecule, contained in some pharmaceutical formulations. In this case, we used the enzymatic DMFC device for the measurement. The enzyme introduced in the anodic cell section gave the possibility of improving the analytical performances of the catalytic fuel cell, as, for instance, in the case of imipenem, and as was observed in the case of ethanol . To this purpose, the alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme was immobilize in a dialysis membrane small bag located in the anodic area of the fuel cell. The enzyme with its catalytic action increased the sensitivity of the method and dramatically reduced the response time of the cell. Owing to the presence of the same enzyme in the fuel cell, it was also possible to evaluate the ethanol content in some human saliva and serum samples, a measurement that may be of interest to determine the alcohol level in specific human biological fluids usually checked in support of rapid "breath testing" of drivers.
The small catalytic direct methanol or ethanol fuel cell was obtained from Fuel Cell Store (College Station, TX, USA), originally constructed with the aim of obtaining energy from methanol or ethanol, and optimized by us for analytical purposes. The dimensions of the fuel cell (Figure 1) (weight: 100 g) were 50 mm × 50 mm × 10 mm. The electrode area was about 4 cm2 and the maximum generated power was about 10 mW. The fuel cell frame was made of Plexiglas®, while the electrode end plate was of a Pt-Ru black catalyst assembled with a Nafion™ membrane. The alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme (from Saccharomyces cerevisiae E.C.1.1.1.1, CAS: 9031-72-5) was supplied by Sigma-Aldrich (Milan, Italy).
Analyzed dyes were officinal preparations purchased in drugstore, whose ethanol contents declared by the producers were in the interval 54.92–89.78% by volume. These pharmaceutical preparations have different healing properties depending on the contained traces of different vegetable extracts. Additionally, analyzed denatured ethanol samples were purchased in common drugstore, while imipenem antibiotic was obtained from hospital pharmacy. Standard human serum samples were purchased from Sigma (St. Louis, MO, USA), while saliva samples were of the authors of this paper. As such, all samples were directly analyzed only after simple dilution, if necessary, by distilled and deionized water. Diluted values are respectively indicated in the tables reported in the "Results and Discussion" section.
In a previous study , the first experiments were performed by fuel cell operating at open circuit voltage (OCV), testing the e.m.f. (electro motive force), by a digital multimeter, with high input impedance (about 10 GΩ), which allowed measurements. Additionally, in another study , the measurement was proved to be more suitable for working in potentiostatic format mode . In the latter case, the supplied current (SC) through the cell was measured. To this end a PalmSens potentiostat (mod. EmStat, PalmSens BV, Randhoeve 221, 3995 GA Houten, The Netherlands) was used, connected to a PC running PSTrace ver. 4.6. software for data recording and processing. The fuel cell anode, as working electrode, was connected to the EmStat, while the fuel cell cathode and the counter electrode were connected to the EmStat reference. Before current measurement, the EmStat automatically measured the OCV value for about 200 s, and the anode potential was then set to a value 100 mV lower than the OCV value, that is, at the "Optimized Anodic Potential" value (OAP) previously experimentally established . Although complex enzymatic fuel cell devices are reported in the literature , in our enzymatic DMFC device alcohol dehydrogenase was simply added to the anodic section of the fuel cell by means of a small dialysis bag, dipped into sample solution contained in the cell, as shown in Figure 2a. For the measurements in the presence of alcohol dehydrogenase (AD), a weighed quantity of this enzyme, i.e., 5 mg of alcohol dehydrogenase, was placed in a very small dialysis membrane cylindrical bag (3.5 mm in diameter and 3.5 cm in height) together with a drop of phosphate buffer. After carefully positioning a rigid plastic stick into the dialysis membrane (Sigma D-9777, Milan, Italy) bag, a sort of cylindrical stiff bag was obtained, which was sealed at the top, inside of which was contained the mush of the enzyme. The bag was placed into the anode area of the fuel cell (see Figure 2b) before the measurement. The successive measurement format was the same as that used for the non-enzymatic fuel cell: before each measurement, the fuel cell was washed with 0.5% V/V water–ethanol solution, and then carefully washed several times with distilled water. Subsequently, the fuel cell was filled with the solution to be analyzed (i.e., 2 mL) and closed to prevent evaporation of the alcohol. Measurements started after conditioning the system for about 60 s. The SC was then continually monitored until a steady state was reached. At this point, the supplied current was read off and correlated with the ethanol concentration in the fuel cell solution. All the measurements performed in the present research were carried out by using the potentiostatic mode, which was also adopted to record calibration straight lines both for the enzymatic and non-enzymatic catalytic fuel cell, by using several ethanol–water standard mixtures with increasing ethanol concentration.
In the literature there are several conventional methods for ethanol determination, i.e., titrimetrics  and instrumentals, for instance chromatographics [30,31,32,33,34] or spectrophotometrics [35,36,37,38,39], and in recent years also sensors-biosensor methods [40,41,42,43,44]. Our research group has recently also developed different methods for ethanol determination by using conventional biosensors. The more suitable of these conventional methods was based on an amperometric enzymatic biosensor using catalase, which was well standardized and was validated several times in previous papers [45,46,47] comparing the results also with HPLC methods ; consequently, this typical traditional method of proven reliability was chosen and used to compare and validate results of the present DMFC method in the application to the same samples. The detailed description of this amperometric enzymatic biosensor and the operative assembly (which is shortly illustrated in Figure 3), have been reported in previous papers [46,47].
In Table 1, the main analytical data obtained by both the simple fuel cell and the enzymatic fuel cell for ethanol determination (in the potentiostatic mode) are summarized and compared.
It can be observed that the linearity range and LOD (Limit of Detection) values are better for the enzymatic fuel cell and, above all, that the response time is short enough for the latter device, while the life time of the device is longer for the more inexpensive and simple non-enzymatic catalytic fuel cell. By using the simple DMFC device, the ethanol content of several pharmaceutical dyes were determined for a fast, simple, and cheap control of these kind of products. The main results are given in Table 2.
The obtained data are compared, in the same Table 2, both with the ethanol content data declared by the producer and with data obtained by analyzing the same samples by using the conventional amperometric catalase enzyme sensor as described in the previous paragraph. Table 2 shows the analytical validity of the values obtained with the fuel cell; if they are compared to the nominal values, the agreement is always of the same order as in the case of the test performed by the conventional catalase biosensor. On the other hand, the results of the F-test, shown in Table 3, show the precision for the two methods of analysis is always "not significant", except in one case.
While in the present research we analyzed several pharmaceutical dyes, almost accidentally, we adopted the fuel cell to determine the more common based ethanol pharmaceutical product, i.e., the "disinfectant (or denatured) ethanol". Curiously, we found that the values of this product were markedly lower than the expected ones, as shown in Table 4.
Table 4, presents a comparison between the values (expressed as percentage by volume) in three different commercial denatured ethanol samples purchased in drugstores, experimentally found by the simple DMFC device, and the nominal (% by volume) concentrations values claimed on the label. The values determined by DMFC were consistently lower than the nominal ones. To check if the ethanol content was the same as the claimed value, and if therefore this difference was to be attributed to the analytical method used, the considered denatured alcohol samples were simultaneously analyzed by catalase enzymatic biosensor method, i.e., a conventional method several times well validated in previous papers [27,45,46,47] (comparing it also with chromatographic tests ). The obtained results are displayed in Table 4. The data prove that the even lower ethanol content, which in all cases was highlighted by the fuel cell, must surely be attributed to the fuel cell experimental method. We therefore considered the hypothesis that additives present in the denatured alcohol could exert a noticeable interference, lowering the sensitivity of the fuel cell to ethanol. Information about disinfectant ethanol composition is not abundant; usually, the composition of denatured alcohol is not reported in detail on the label (particularly concerning the effective percentage of all the components of the mixture), because sometimes this is covered by patent. The values reported in the literature are generally the following: for denatured EtOH samples, a content not less than 83% by volume has been prescribed for "disinfectant ethanol" by the G.U. European (374/42 of 22 December 2004 i.e., the modified of Commission Regulation No 3199/93) . Moreover, various other substances are added to commercially so-called "denatured alcohol". These additions are usually: firstly, b-denatonium benzoate, in addition to a red dye (C.I. Red 24, C.I. 18208), or similar (C.I. Red 120), and lastly thiophene and methyl ethyl ketone. Therefore, all these substances were individually tested by us. We experimentally checked whether, individually, these compounds were able to give any response by themselves by using fuel cell, or if they were able to alter the response of the fuel cell to ethanol. The experimental results indicated that the b-denatonium benzoate, the red dye (C.I. Red 120), thiophene, and methyl ethyl ketone give practically no signal (at least at the concentration of about 10−3 mol·L−1), but all bring to lower responses of the fuel cell to ethanol, if the latter was also present in the cell. In conclusion, a comparison with reference analytical data, found both by using the conventional amperometric biosensor and official nominal values, confirmed that additives contained in denatured ethanol give interferences, lowering the response of the fuel cell to ethanol; this is probably because these components, especially denatonium, or Red Dye 120, can complicate the catalyst (ruthenium ions), as reported in the literature for compound of the same type . Other successive applications have been performed on different kind of complex-relevant samples, by measuring the SC again, although in this case using the enzymatic device. In fact, in a previous study , when simple ethanol solutions were measured it was possible to demonstrate that, if alcohol dehydrogenase was introduced in the fuel cell, this enzyme was able to produce a small increase in the sensitivity of the method. In more detail, it can fasten the ethanol breakdown process  and therefore enhance the analytical performances of the fuel cell, as can be seen from the response time reported in Table 1.
Table 1 shows that the enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase dramatically reduces the response time of the cell to ethanol, which is of extreme importance for the analytical applications. We therefore considered it useful to check if, with the new enzymatic fuel cell, the same benefits already obtained in the case of simple ethanol sample analysis could also be obtained in the case of the analysis of a particular antibiotic, i.e., imipenem (see Figure 4). To this purpose, in Figure 5 a comparison is displayed between the experimental response behavior to imipenem, both of the enzymatic (alcohol dehydrogenase) and non-enzymatic DMFC devices, in potentiostatic mode at Optimized Anodic Potential applied (OAP); in both cases, the SC values vs. time were plotted until the steady state, for a typical imipenem concentration.
It can be observed immediately that the current reaches the steady state more rapidly in the presence of the enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase than when this enzyme is absent. In Figure 6a,b, the behavior of the response of the enzymatic fuel cell, on increasing imipenem concentration, and the corresponding calibration curve, in a semilogarithmic scale, are reported.
In Table 5, a comparison of the main analytical data, including the equation of the calibration curves to imipenem, by using enzymatic or non-enzymatic fuel cell, is reported.
It can be confirmed that on analyzing imipenem, the introduction of the enzyme significantly reduces the response time of the device. Furthermore, in Table 6, some selectivity data related to other types of antibiotics are reported. The selectivity of the fuel cell results is undoubtedly good.
Additionally, using the enzymatic fuel cell, an application was carried out on a relevant pharmaceutical formulation containing imipenem, by determining the content of this antibiotic in pharmaceutical products. Data obtained by applying the standard addition test method are reported in Table 7.
The ethanol detection range usually falls between 0.02% (light green) and 0.30% (gray-green) (i.e., between about 4.3 × 10−3 mol·L−1 and 5.4 × 10−2 mol·L−1); therefore, as the linearity range of our enzymatic fuel cell, between about 5 × 10−4 mol·L−1 and 6 × 10−1 mol·L−1, widely covers the whole range of the current colorimetric test, it was decided to simulate ethyl test, with the enzymatic fuel cell, by determining the ethanol content both in saliva and in human serum samples, to which ethanol was added until final concentrations of 1.8 × 10−3 mol·L−1 and 1.0 × 10−2 mol·L−1, respectively, were reached; this means practically that these enzymatic fuel cell tests were carried out with biological samples having about the lowest and the highest respective concentrations provided usually also by ethyl-colorimetric test. The first results obtained are summarized in Table 8.
Data in Table 8 prove an acceptable repeatability of the measurements, while the t-test shows that the difference between nominal and experimental values is always insignificant. Therefore, although still requiring further investigations, the method is accurate enough.
The present research can be considered as belonging to the research field reported in the literature concerning the development of fuel cells [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24] and biofuel cells [28,54,55,56,57] for several purposes. This study positively extended applications to several pharmaceutical products (dyes) by a simple DMFC catalytic device (already performed on several alcoholic beverage samples [25,26]). The application to test the ethanol content of denaturated alcohol failed. These analytical results have been validated, comparing them with those obtained on the same samples, using a typical conventional method [45,46,47], but previously very well validated, chosen therefore as well representative of the traditional methods reported in the literature. Moreover, in this research, it was firstly demonstrated that the fuel cell can be useful to determine the ethanol content in several relevant pharmaceutical formulations, as dyes, with sufficient precision, accuracy, and robustness; secondly it was demonstrated that the enzymatic device can be also utilized to test other particular more complex organic molecules of pharmaceutical interest, such as the antibiotic imipenem; lastly, it was demonstrated that the enzymatic fuel cell seems to be useful for certain analytical forensic purposes, i.e., the measurement of ethanol in saliva and serum. In conclusion, owing to the low cost, the very low encumbrance of the cell and of the measurement system , and the high sensitivity and the short response time, achieved by adding enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase to the anodic section, this small enzymatic DMFC device  can be proposed as a suitable tool for several simple and fast analytical tests to be easy applied also in situ, with a few additional precautions [25,26,27].
M.T., M.P.S., and L.C. designed the study; R.A., S.M., and M.C. performed the analysis; M.T., R.A., and L.C. contributed to manuscript writing and took care of figures, tables, and other graphical and statistical aspects. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
This work was funded by the University of Rome "La Sapienza", Center "Protezione dell'Ambiente e dei Beni Culturali (CIABC)" and "Istituto per lo Studio dei Materiali Nanostrutturati (ISMN)" of CNR.
Report on Fuel Cell Development in India, Appendix—VI; Ministry of New and Renewable Energy India: New Delhi, India, June 2016.
University of Canterbury Christchurch New Zealand: Determination of Ethanol by Redox Titration with Potassium Dichromate. Available online: http://www.chemteach.ac.nz/investigations/ethanol.shtml (accessed on 3 August 2018).
Commission Regulation No 3199/93 on Mutual Recognition of the Processes for the Full Denaturing of Alcohol for the Purpose of Exemption from Excise Duty; The Commission of the European Communities: Brussels, Belgium, 22 November 1993; Modified by G.U. European (374/42 of 22 December 2004).
Figure 1. Direct catalytic fuel cell used for analytical purpose, purchased from "Fuel Cell Store", H-Tec model F111.
Figure 2. (a) Enzymatic fuel cell; (b) Detailed scheme of the enzymatic fuel cell (side view).
Figure 3. Functioning of conventional enzymatic amperometric biosensor used for data comparison.
Figure 4. Structural formula of imipenem.
Figure 5. Comparison of supplied current (SC) vs. time of the enzymatic (dashed line) and non-enzymatic (bold line) fuel cell both containing a 3 × 10−3 mol·L−1 solution of imipenem.
Figure 6. (a) Response to increasing imipenem concentration of the enzymatic (alcohol dehydrogenase) fuel cell (potentiostatic mode, at OAP); (b) Corresponding calibration curve, in semilogarithmic scale, to imipenem concentration of the enzymatic (alcohol dehydrogenase) fuel cell (potentiostatic mode, at OAP).
Table 1. Comparison of the main analytical features of the simple catalytic fuel cell and catalytic-enzymatic fuel cell used in this study, on determining ethanol.
Table 2. Results of the analysis of different pharmaceutical dyes using the simple direct fuel cell and conventional catalase biosensor. Comparison among the nominal values after dilution to 1:1000 and the values found with both fuel cell and catalase biosensor.
Table 3. Results of F-test ("Fuel cell"—catalase biosensor): two sides, ν "fuel cell" = ν biosensor = 4−1 = 3, p = 95%.
Table 4. Comparison of data found for denatured ethanol by using both fuel cell and catalase biosensor.
Table 5. Main data of the analysis of imipenem by fuel cell in the absence and the presence of alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme in the anodic zone of the fuel cell.
Table 6. Selectivity data for fuel cell vs. several different antibodies.
Table 7. Recovery test for imipenem in pharmaceutical formulation by enzymatic fuel cell.
Table 8. Determination of ethanol content in human saliva and serum samples spiked with ethanol by using enzymatic (alcohol dehydrogenase) catalytic DMFC device, and results of t-test (each value is the mean of three determinations).
1 Saliva 0.0103 0.0114 ±0.0015 +10.6 1.270 4.303 N.S.
2 Saliva 0.0018 0.0016 ±0.0002 −11.1 −1.732 4.303 N.S.
3 Serum 0.0103 0.0114 ±0.0015 +10.6 1.270 4.303 N.S.
4 Serum 0.0018 0.0017 ±0.0002 −5.6 −0.866 4.303 N.S.


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Mary François Rockcastle is the author of the novels In Caddis Wood and Rainy Lake, both published by Graywolf Press. Her third novel, Day Lights the Bone, is represented by Rubin Pfeffer Content and has been submitted for publication. In Caddis Wood was a finalist for Minnesota Book Award, an Indie Sleepers pick by Publishers Weekly, and a Midwest Connections selection. Rainy Lake was also a finalist for a Minnesota Book Award and earned a Best Book for the Teen Age from the New York Public Library. Rockcastle is the recipient of a Bush Foundation Fellowship, a Loft-McKnight Award of Distinction, and a Loft Mentor Award, all in fiction. In 2015 she was the recipient of the Kay Sexton Award, given by the Friends of the St. Paul Public Library, for long-standing dedication and outstanding work in fostering books, reading and literary activity in Minnesota.
After completing an M.A. with a double emphasis in English and creative writing from the University of Minnesota, Rockcastle joined the adjunct faculty in the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program at Hamline University. She and her colleagues worked together to develop and launch the MFA in Creative Writing program at Hamline, where she also began teaching. In 1999 Rockcastle became Director of the Graduate Liberal Studies Programs at Hamline and in 2004 was made founding dean of the Graduate School of Liberal Studies (GLS). During this time she received an award for outstanding teaching and service. As Dean of GLS, she launched a low-residency MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults in 2007 and a BFA in creative writing in 2011. When GLS merged with the College of Liberal Arts in 2011, she became Director of The Creative Writing Programs CWP). In the summer of 2019 she stepped down as Director of CWP but has retained her position as Director of the MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults. She was awarded tenure in 2010 and was promoted to full professor in 2016.
In 1997 Rockcastle founded Water~Stone Review. She served as Prose Editor from 1998-2005 (Issues #1-7), Fiction Editor from 2014-2015 (Issues #17-18), and Executive Editor from its inception through Fall 2019 (Issue #22). During this time, she wrote the opening "From the Executive Editor" essay for each issue. She also co-conducted interviews with the late Frederick Busch (Issue #9), Benjamin Percy (Issue #17), and Percival Everett (Issue #22), all of which were published. In 2009 she was awarded the Stanley W. Lindberg Award for Excellence in Literary Editing.
Rockcastle served for six years on the board of directors of the national Association of Graduate Liberal Studies Programs, three of them on the executive committee, and led the effort to create Confluence, The Journal of Graduate Liberal Studies. She was selected as fiction mentor in The Loft Mentor Series in 2013-2014. She is currently on the board of the Kerlan Collection of Children's Literature at the University of Minnesota.
She is married to architect Garth Rockcastle and lives in Minneapolis. Her older daughter, Maura Rockcastle, is a landscape architect and lives with her husband, son, and daughter in Minneapolis. Her younger daughter, Siobhan Rockcastle, is an assistant professor in the School of Architecture at the University of Oregon and lives with her husband in Eugene.
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Q: Why are my tests failing and console.log() statements within a lodash method not logging? I have some failing tests that are breaking at various lodash methods but work fine in the browser.  While trying to debug I threw in some console.log()s within the callback argument to see what's going on, but they are not showing up in tests.  The same code run in the browser both works fine and writes to the console.  I suspect the breaking functionality is related to the missing log statements.
This is an Angular app in which I'm supplying lodash as a service.
app
app.value('_', window._);

app.service('myService', function(_) {
  return {
    filterNulls: function(obj) {
      // This logs correctly everywhere
      console.log(obj);

      return _.omit(obj, function(val, key) {
        // This logs in browsers but not in the Jasmine/Karma environment
        console.log('test');
        return val === null;
      });
    }
  };
});

tests
describe('myService', function() {
  beforeEach(function() {
    module(function($provide) {
      $provide.value('_', window._);
    });
  });

  it('should strip nulls', inject(function(myService) {
    // FAILS because null value is not removed
    expect(myService.filterNulls({
        key: 'key1',
        someProp: 'bar',
        someOtherProp: null
      }))
      .toEqual({
        key: 'key1',
        someProp: 'bar'
      });
  });
});

A: I'm not sure of why your logs aren't showing when Karma runs - they do for me when I test your code. There may be another problem which is not obvious to you or me.
I can say that your usage of _.omit is incorrect. From the docs:

The callback is bound to thisArg and invoked with three arguments;
  (value, key, object).

Meanwhile, your callback parameters look like this:
function(key, val) { .. }

This minor adjustment makes your test pass for me:
function(val) { .. }

A: It turns out the problem was an incorrect lodash reference.  The karma.config file was referencing a different version (lodash.underscore.js) than the application (lodash.compat.js).  A simple problem of collaborative development inconsistencies.


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Legislator cycles to protest poor highways
By IANS-CT / November 22, 2010
Bhopal, Nov 22 (IANS) Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) legislator Girish Gautam Monday cycled to the Madhya Pradesh assembly here in protest against the poor quality highways in Madhya Pradesh.
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Fred Thomson
Actor | Athlete
Born Frederick Clifton Thomson on Feb. 26, 1890 in Pasadena, CA
Died Dec. 25, 1928 of tetanus in Los Angeles, CA
Fred Thomson was a silent film actor renowned for his roles in westerns. An early death at age 39 prevented him from establishing a more durable legacy in Hollywood.
His climb up the ladder of fame started slowly, and his first work was doubling for western heroes of the screen. His first role in a picture was given him by Mary Pickford in "The Love Light," in which he played opposite her and the hero-villain. His break came when he bought a horse he had seen at a riding academy in New York. He named it Silver King, and it began to appear with him in all his films.
His first western picture was made on the Universal lot for producer Joe Brown. It was an instant hit. In 1927 he became affiliated with Paramount, making two pictures, "Jesse James" and "The Pioneer Scout."
Before his acting career, Thomson made his mark on the world as a star athlete at Occidental College and Princeton Theological Seminary. When World War I broke out, Thomson served as a chaplain in the Army.
— Los Angeles Times Dec. 27, 1928
One thought about Fred Thomson
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that has The sunset legion if anyone is interested in fair condition
" — carol wakefield, December 5, 2014 at 12:06 p.m.
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Which other stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame have connections to Fred Thomson?
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Procletus es un  género de coleópteros adéfagos perteneciente a la familia Carabidae.

Especies
Comprende las siguientes especies:

 Procletus aethiopicus Kirschenhofer, 2003
 Procletus biarticulatus (Burgeon, 1935)
 Procletus comoensis Kirschenhofer, 2008
 Procletus cryptomydis Basilewsky, 1950
 Procletus gabunensis Kirschenhofer, 2008
 Procletus minor Basilewsky, 1950
 Procletus pretorianus (Peringuey, 1926)
 Procletus singularis Peringuey, 1896
 Procletus subniger Kirschenhofer, 2008
 Procletus tanzaniensis Kirschenhofer, 2003
 Procletus werneri Kirschenhofer, 2008

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Procletus en ION

Chlaeniina