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Anion exchange membrane water electrolysis using AemionTM membranes and nickel electrodes
Anion exchange membrane water electrolysis using AemionTM membranes and nickel electrodes amirreza khataee, Anuja Shirole, Patric Jannasch, Andries Krüger and Ann Cornell Abstract Anion exchange membrane water electrolysis (AEMWE) is a potentially low-cost and sustainable technology for hydrogen production that combines the advantages of proton exchange membrane water electrolysis and traditional alkaline water electrolysis systems.
Why Do Lenders Need Business Bank Statements?
Lenders ask to see your business bank statements to better understand how your company is managing its finances. Your bank statements provide an overall view of your income and expenses and help lenders determine if you’re a strong candidate for funding. Let’s go into why a bank statement is required for a loan and how a bank statement impacts your ability to access a loan program or other financing. What Are Bank Statement Business Loans?
.Net vs. .Com: What’s the Difference Between Domain Extensions?
Are you wondering whether to use a .net or a .com domain for your online store? When you’re building a business website and creating a domain name, you’ll see a wide range of domain name extensions, with .net and .com chief among them. Which do you choose? We’ll go through the difference between domain extensions and help you settle the .net vs. .com dispute. What Is a Domain Extension?
Best Virtual Business Phone Number Providers
While cellphones may dominate the market, they haven’t replaced the need for a dedicated phone line for businesses. They provide reliable connections, which is important for a business’s professional image. But adding multiple landline connections can be expensive and time-consuming. That’s where virtual phone numbers come in. Keep reading to learn more. What Is a Virtual Phone Number? A virtual phone number is any number added to an existing phone line.
How to Get a Free Domain Name
As you’re preparing for your business’s grand opening, you also need to get your business website up and running. However, you might be unsure about how to obtain a domain name. Can you get a free domain, or is it worth it to pay for a website name? Here’s how to get and register a free domain name for your small business. What’s a Domain Name? A domain is the name of your website.
Effective Introduction Email Templates: Here Are 10 of Them
Need to write an effective professional introduction email? Try these 10 introduction email templates for pretty much any small business occasion. We’ll explain what to include in a formal introduction email, along with sample templates for introducing a business, company, client, product or service and for handling other everyday situations. What to Include in an Introduction Email A professional email introduction template generally includes 7 key components, with an optional 8th element.
SMART Goal Examples for Small Businesses
SMART business goals create the roadmap you need to turn your overarching dreams for your company into reality. Here’s what you need to know about SMART goal setting, including sample SMART goals to help you structure your own trackable targets to help you and your small business succeed. What Are SMART Goals?
How to Set Up a Free Custom Email Domain
When you’re looking for a free business email account, it’s easy enough to choose a platform and keep the default domain (e.g., yahoo.com or gmail.com). However, creating a custom business email address will elevate your brand and burnish your small business’s credibility. We’ll go through why you should set up a custom business email account, the best options for free (and paid) business email platforms and how to create a custom business email. Why Should You Create a Business Email Address?
Who Are the Top Square Competitors?
Square dominates the mobile payment-processing industry, handling $22.8 billion in payments for the second quarter in 2020. It’s an industry titan, but there are Square competitors in the point of sale systems (POS) game. Indeed, companies like Square in the mobile POS system sphere are on the rise. Let’s go through the available Square alternatives and help you decide which point of sale systems are best for your small business.
In situ catalyst reactivation for enhancing alcohol electro-oxidation and coupled hydrogen generation
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Lansdale Public Library to host Drag Queen Story Hour
LANSDALE — Children who attend the story hour at Lansdale Public Library at 10:30 a.m. Feb. 2 will still enjoy listening to books read aloud, a coloring activity and parent-provided snacks, but the host will be a first-ever for the library — drag queen Annie Christ will be their hostess. Drag balls began in the late 1800s and have long been a part of gay culture.
Lansdale honors Richard Stricker for lifetime of service
LANSDALE >> Former colleagues, family and friends remembered beloved Lansdale resident Richard “Dick” Stricker as he was named the first-ever posthumous recipient of Lansdale Borough's Lifetime Achievement Award on Founders Day, Saturday morning.“He was a unique personality and character in a borough that has many,” Lansdale Historical Society officer Dick Shearer said during his remarks about Stricker.One would be “hard-pressed to find someone who gave as much to Lansdale” as Stricker did,...
Lansdale protesters take a stand for the people of Bangladesh
LANSDALE >> As the Bangladesh government continues its crackdown on news and protests in the wake of two students’ traffic deaths, Lansdale area residents rallied Tuesday to protest the human rights violations and advocate for road safety in Bangladesh. “We want the world to hear our voices,” said Adiba Ahmed, a Lansdale resident who helped organize Tuesday’s local protest. Dozens of people gathered at Railroad Plaza in the borough at 9 a.m. Tuesday.
Manna on Main Street thanks Florence Nightingale Challenge participants
LANSDALE >> It was a salute to the community’s generosity during Manna on Main Street’s annual Florence Nightingale Challenge appreciation breakfast Thursday. For more than 10 years, area organizations sign up for the Challenge and host a variety of fundraisers — from formal events to posting collection jars — to benefit Manna on Main Street. Proceeds go toward Manna’s operations, which includes a soup kitchen, food pantry, and other community support and education programs.
Swaim Bikes holds presentation, demonstration at North Penn VNA
HATFIELD TWP. >> “Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do ... .” An impromptu sing-along among the crowd, as well as laughter and a bit of education, occurred during Bob Swaim’s recent presentation of his unique bicycle collection at the North Penn VNA.
Crowd turns out for POW/MIA National Chair of Honor unveiling in Lansdale
LANSDALE >> An empty chair now stands inside Merck Sharp & Dohme Federal Credit Union as a silent yet powerful reminder of the tens of thousands of POW/MIA military service members. A plaque and black-and-white POW/MIA National Chair of Honor were unveiled at the credit union Wednesday afternoon in front of a crowd that included military veterans, community residents and Merck Sharp & Dohme staff, board and committee members. Rolling Thunder Marine Corps Vietnam veteran Patrick J.
Florence Nightingale Challenge participants net more than $21K for Manna on Main Street
LANSDALE >> Businesses large and small worked toward one goal throughout this past year — to raise money for Manna on Main Street. Participants in the annual Florence Nightingale Challenge gathered at Manna’s dining area in the North Penn Commons complex for an appreciation breakfast Thursday as the organization’s board members and employees thanked the assembled group for their efforts.
Mainland Inn shutters after two years in business
LOWER SALFORD >> Mainland Inn in Lower Salford has closed its doors, according to an article in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Billing itself as a “farm-to-table” establishment with an “emphasis on organic and sustainable options,” the Mainland Inn opened in late 2014. Donald and Wendy Jonas owned The Mainland Inn, at 17 Mainland Road, for 22 years before closing in the summer of 2010; Quarry Hill Farm owner Sloane Six purchased the property in 2013, according to Reporter archives.
PennSuburban Chamber honors notable community members
MONTGOMERY TWP. >> It was an evening of friendly jokes and heartfelt tributes for the honorees of the PennSuburban Chamber of Greater Montgomery County’s annual Awards Celebration at Pinecrest Country Club Wednesday night. The ceremony recognized the work of notable members of the business and nonprofit realms, as well as their contributions to the greater community.
'Philadelphia in Style: A Century of Fashion' in the spotlight at James A. Michener Art Museum
DOYLESTOWN >> Entering the portion of the James A. Michener Museum that houses the Philadelphia in Style exhibition is like stepping into a garden party. Except at this event, museum-goers arrive to mingle with inanimate guests of honor.
‘Philadelphia in Style: A Century of Fashion’ in the spotlight at the James A. Michener Art Museum
DOYLESTOWN >> Entering the portion of the James A. Michener Museum that houses the Philadelphia in Style exhibition is like stepping into a garden party. Except at this event, museum-goers arrive to mingle with inanimate guests of honor. The walls are lined with fashion illustrations, swatches, dresses, shoes, hats and bags from eras that stretch back to the 1800s — all from the Robert and Penny Fox Historic Costume Collection at Drexel University.
Fire damages Towamencin home
TOWAMENCIN >> The cause of a fire that gutted a home in the 1700 block of Rosedale Court in Towamencin Jan. 3, was still under investigation that afternoon, according to Towamencin fire Battalion Chief Chris Doerr. At that time, nothing indicated the fire was suspicious, Doerr said.The fire was reported by the homeowner of 1720 Rosedale Court around 1:30 p.m. when “she arrived home and discovered smoke in her dwelling,” Doerr said.
Fire damages Towamencin home
TOWAMENCIN >> The cause of a fire that gutted a home in the 1700 block of Rosedale Court in Towamencin on Sunday, Jan. 3, was still under investigation that afternoon, according to Towamencin fire Battalion Chief Chris Doerr. At this time, nothing indicates the fire was suspicious, Doerr said. The fire was reported by the homeowner of 1720 Rosedale Court around 1:30 p.m. when “she arrived home and discovered smoke in her dwelling,” Doerr said.
End of an era: Distelfink Bakery in Towamencin closes
TOWAMENCIN >> After nearly 30 years in business in the North Penn region, the doors of Distelfink Bakery abruptly closed Oct. 29.Would-be customers who have stopped at the store in the Allen Forge Shopping Center on Valley Forge Road have found the doors closed and locked. A writ of possession notice is taped to the glass.Reached by phone Nov.
End of an era: Distelfink Bakery closes
TOWAMENCIN >> After nearly 30 years in business in the North Penn region, the doors of Distelfink Bakery abruptly closed Thursday, Oct. 29. Would-be customers who have stopped at the store in the Allen Forge Shopping Center on Valley Forge Road have found the doors closed and locked. A writ of possession notice is taped to the glass. Reached by phone Friday morning, co-owner Kate Berger admitted they were about three-and-a-half months behind in rent.
Collegeville Boy Killed Near Perkiomen Creek
A five-year-old Collegeville boy was killed Thursday evening by a falling tree while walking in a wooded area near his home with his mother and older brother, Upper Providence Township police said. The child's mother told authorities that she was walking with her boys on a trail along the Perkiomen Creek, near Larchwood Court on the property of the Perkiomen Woods development, when the tree fell and struck the younger boy.
Lights Shine for Brendan Murray
Skip to main content Limerick-Royersford-Spring City, PA Lower Providence, PA Phoenixville, PA Norristown, PA Montgomeryville-Lansdale, PA Lower Gwynedd-Ambler-Whitpain, PA Pottstown, PA Tredyffrin-Easttown, PA Plymouth-Whitemarsh, PA Radnor, PA Pennsylvania Top National News See All Communities On another night, in years past, Brendan Murray and his football team of brothers would have taken to the field as his friends, classmates and family members watched from the packed home bleachers.
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