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26 – Investigators in Florida arrested a man they allege mailed at least 13 crudely fashioned pipe bombs to U.S. President Donald Trump’s most visible critics and targets of his rhetoric. Cesar Sayoc, 56, was charged with five federal crimes. FBI Director Christopher Wray said the bombs were not hoax devices, even though none exploded.

Although the unforgettable 1997 Asian Financial Crisis had sparked from Thailand’s foreign currency woes, Asia has gone a long way from there particularly because of Thailand as well.

According to the deal, Rives was to pay the Lazenby family a $20,000 lump sum, followed by monthly payments of $6,000 until the purchase of the shares was complete. After negotiations wrapped, Lazenby added Rives to the company’s bank account signature cards, named him CEO and gave him control of managing the company’s finances.

6 – A Dallas police officer shot and killed a 26-year-old man in his own apartment. Amber Guyger said she mistook his apartment for her own home and believed he was a burglar. Guyger was charged three days later with manslaughter and was fired on Sept. 24.

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Feedstocks should also include representative recycle streams. Generation of recycle streams normally requires that product-separation steps be included in the program. For pilot plants with relatively small flowrates, separations, such as distillation or filtration, can be accomplished in batch mode, but care must be taken to ensure that the level of separation would be feasible at the commercial scale. Better yet would be to perform the separations on a continuous basis according to the projections from process modeling software, so that the recycle streams and product compositions represent commercial operation. These separations can be done in a semi-continuous mode, such that the columns run continuously during the day shift at a high enough capacity to keep up with the 24-hour operation of the catalysis plant. Repeating this over many iterations results in recycle streams close to those that would be seen if the distillation system was directly connected to the reaction system.

This would be true if we were talking about an 'ideal world'.  But we don't live in an ideal world.  We live in the real world.  In an ideal world, the US would have perfect laws that establish justice and uphold truth, and as a result, all countries would have joined the US, and there would be 215 states in the USA.  There would also only be 1 currency.  As a result, there would be no tariffs between the states, and none of the states could harm the others by manipulating their currency.  

In the scaleup of most towers, drums, vessels and heat exchangers, the basic rules of chemical engineering frequently apply. For some unit operations, often the simplest approach to scaleup is to maintain the same or similar geometry and fluid hydrodynamics as the pilot unit. But from a practical standpoint, given the very nature of pilot-plant equipment, direct scalability and geometric similarity is never truly possible. For example, in the pilot plant, the nearly ideal separation of two immiscible liquids could be achieved using a decanter/coalescer based on a nominal holdup time of one hour. Simplistically, using the same basis for the demonstration plant could result in an extremely large horizontal vessel that may not be the most economic or elegant solution. However, knowing the relative liquid densities, average droplet size and the viscosity of the continuous phase, Stokes’ law can be used to estimate the droplet settling rate that may lead to a more cost-effective design and practical solution.

The LT 14 is a system that can be used to cut round, square, and rectangular tubes, as well as non-tubular open structural sections (open profiles, H and I beams, angle, channels and special profiles) in diameters from 38mm and up to 355mm with a wall thickness of up to 20mm, and it can handle sections 13 metres in length, both on the in feed and the out feed. Its input source is 4,5 kW Rofin – more than enough power for this type of material processing.

I share her view of that particular experiment, though I don’t know why. I have flown single engine across the Atlantic and the Pacific, and even Lake Michigan, but I would feel uneasy flying two hours out to sea for no reason at all.

4 – Quebec provincial police arrested a 49-year-old suspect in the kidnapping of the president of the Cora Group breakfast chain. Nicholas Tsouflidis was allegedly abducted at gunpoint from his Mirabel home in March 2017 before being found in a ditch several hours later. Paul Zaidan, a former Cora franchisee, was charged with kidnapping, extortion and other offences.

Let's move past that and on to examining the relative stances of expensive Western societies vs. poor Eastern societies, such as China, Vietnam, Indonesia. Look at Denmark.  There you have a classic Western society with a high standard of living, very high wages, and an individual income tax rate of about 50%.  You also have govt-paid "everything."  Now, how does Denmark do that?  First, they have high-quality, differentiated products.  Denmark exports its top-quality dairy products, especially cheeses, to Saudi Arabia, which pays top dollar for the cheese.  That Saudis have the money for that, of course, so Denmark, which has its own currency the Kroner, can let its currency appreciate and thus gain greater purchasing power for Euro goods.