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Bad weather was hampering a desperate search today for two
foreign tourists still missing after a boat travelling
between two Indonesian islands sank at the weekend, although
13 more people had been plucked from the water alive,
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A small cruise ship carrying 20 foreign tourists and five
Indonesian crew sank on Saturday night as it sailed between
Lombok and Komodo islands. Indonesian authorities had said as
many as 15 of the tourists were missing overnight.
However, Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for the national
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eight tourists and all five Indonesian crew, had been rescued
in the hours since then.
"The survivors were found by fishermen, and they were found
floating with life-jackets," Nugroho said in a text message.
He said the survivors were being treated at a clinic on West
Nusa Tenggara island, which lies between Lombok and Komodo.
Conditions had turned against rescuers searching for the
remaining two tourists.
"We have deployed speed boats and a helicopter ... but we are
encountering bad weather and high waves," Nugroho said.
The tourists rescued so far are from Britain, Italy, Germany,
the Netherlands, and New Zealand.
Tajudin Sam, who runs the tour company that operated the
ship, said it likely ran into stormy weather.
The ship was on a three-day trip from Lombok, a popular
destination for tourists, to Komodo Island, which is famous
for its giant monitor lizards.
Indonesia has a checkered maritime safety record among the
thousands of ferries that criss-cross the vast archipelago.
Two ships sank last month during the Muslim Eid al-Fitr
holidays, killing 36 people.
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Mrs Cuthbertson celebrated the day with a family afternoon
tea at Ross Home and Hospital in Dunedin.
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over a two-lap overtime sprint to the finish to win Sunday at Texas
Motor Speedway.
It was Edwards' series-best third victory of the season, but
first since his team was severely penalized for not having its oil
tank covered following his win last month in Las Vegas. Edwards was
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3 Parks near Teslin, Yukon
Johnson's Crossing, Yukon 25.61 miles NW
KM 1258 Alaska Hwy Teslin, Yukon Y0A 1B0 (map) | (867) 667-5648
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May 2016 - $12.00
This was a generously spaced provincial park campground, $12/night. There were parallel pull thrus on level gravel, pit toilets and picnic tables with fire pits. The fire pits in the provincial parks are enclosed metal drums that limit the heat output. The lake is down a short hill and there's a boat launch. Some bugs since near the lake. - AGalinAZ
Jun 2015 - $12.00
Nice wooded gravel sites with no hookups. Our back-in site near the lake was not level but with a few boards I was able to level our motorhome. It was worth it because to view was great. There are several pull-through sites and they seemed more level but not much privacy. The park was easy to get to and easy to get around in. We would stay here again. - dandg
May 2015 - $12.00
Large shaded sites not far from the lake. Sites are spaced in such a way that you have to look hard to see your neighbors (except for the pull throughs). Signs say water must be boiled for at least 2 minutes before drinking, etc. It also must be hand-pumped. Firewood is free at the Yukon Government campgrounds. - Bobbi1948
KM 1244 Mile 804 Alaska Hwy Teslin, Yukon Y0A 1B0 (map) | (867) 390-2443
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Jun 2016 - $38.00
Not as advertised, no 30 or 50 amp power. Site was mud no gravel, and too short. We were allowed to move to a longer site. - J and J K
May 2016 - $32.00
This RV park is in Teslin, Yukon Territory, MilePost marker 804 (1244 km). The road and sites are gravel and not very level (our front tires were completely off the ground when leveling was through). The sites are pull-through or back-in, with decent water pressure, 20 or 30 amp, and a dump station. Some sites face a small lake and mountains, others are nearer the washrooms, showers and laundry. A ticket for one hour of free WiFi is given at the front desk in the restaurant, but it's extremely slow.
Service at the restaurant was also slow, but she was friendly and the only one waiting on 10 tables. The food at the restaurant was pretty good and open until 9 p.m. - DebGA
Jul 2015 - $1.00
Do not know the price as we were a member of a prepaid Alaska Caravan. The campground is right on the Alcan highway with easy access. The campground is on a very pretty lake. The sites were tiered up a small hill from the lake. Our pullthru site was not level side to side which is a small hassle for 5er's. Wifi only available at the office and only for 1 hour. All utilities worked fine. Dump station on the way out. There were a number of wading pools after a heavy rain but manageable. We would stay here again. - lyzzards
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The park is located about 6 miles southeast of Teslin on the Alaska Highway. 18 sites are W/E for $20, 7 sites are dry camping (not sure about the price). The adjacent resort is closed and there are no washrooms or services of any kind. No host or office, the rates are posted on a big sign and you just put your money in an envelope and drop it in a box. However, someone takes care of the park because it was well maintained and sites and hookups were all in good shape. Power was stable and water was clean. The sites are in a forested area which provides shade and some privacy. I don't remember any pull through sites. Some trailers up to 30' were parked, so it's not only for small RVs. But it's not big rig friendly either. All sites are about 200 meters off the Highway so traffic noise is noticeable until it dies down around 8 pm. Lake is a short walk down. A good place for an overnight stop, not more. We will stay again when driving up towards Alaska. - TheSchweitzers
Jul 2012 - $27.00
My family stayed at Dawson Peaks twice this summer, first in June, then in July. We stayed in site #25 and there is a nice view. Lots of trees. Owners were very friendly. Very nice park and we would return. - Mountainseeker
Jul 2012 - $27.00
There is NO view of the lake and mountains from the RV sites. Cabins have the prime sites. Internet signal was marginal at site 8 near the office. Nice dock and beach for those who use them. Very limited menu - soup and sandwiches. We were encouraged to take our trash along. I think the owners are getting tired? The mixed berry/apple/rhubarb pie was good. - easydoesit


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Ironically Enough…: United States and Iraqi negotiators draft agreement regarding how long American troops will stay in Iraq.
Understandable: John McCain admits uncertainty over just how many houses he and his wife own.
The Getaway: Highline resident witnesses crime, escapes gunfire of criminals via high-speed unicycle ride.
Inquiry Begins: 153 dead in disastrous accident during takeoff of SpanAir flight from Madrid airport.
Energetic Planning: Seattle City Light rolls out plan to double the city's energy conservation over the next five years.
RIP: Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones of Ohio dies at age 58.
Baseball Town: Despite having a team that's not particularly good at it, Seattle fans make the Mariners the sixth best attended club in baseball.
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HOLLY HILL (AP) -- Two teenagers have told Volusia County sheriff's investigators that they killed a homeless man for fun and something to do.
Christopher Scamahorn, 14, and Jeffery Spurgeon, 18, confessed to beating the 53-year-old victim with their fists and sticks and kicking him, sheriff's spokesman Brandon Haught said Sunday. They went back to the woods three times after the initial attack to beat the man again.
The teens said they attacked the man "for fun" and "to have something to do," Haught said.
A group of teenagers found the victim Saturday, and the condition of the body indicated he had been dead for several days.
Spurgeon's mother told investigators Saturday that she heard there might be a body in the woods. She later told investigators that her son might have been involved.
The teens found the man in the woods Wednesday and harassed him, Haught said. Spurgeon said he punched the man in the face and left. The pair returned a short time later and kicked the man and beat him with sticks, Haught said.
Scamahorn also told investigators that he dropped a large log on the man's ribs, and Spurgeon jumped on the log several times.
An autopsy performed Sunday determined that the man died from blunt force trauma to the head and body, Haught said. The victim's name has not been released.
The pair were charged with murder Sunday. Spurgeon was being held without bail at the branch jail in Daytona Beach. Scamahorn was taken to a juvenile jail.
Investigators said there may be more arrests.
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It's only a week since the Opening Ceremony burned into our consciousness and yet as individuals, as a nation, we have travelled such a distance.
Today the Olympic Park gasped as Larissa Eddie took a gamble and pitched herself to battle the epitome of killer heels... luckily gravity was on her side and there were no Naomi Campbell moments, just widespread shoe envy from her female audience.
I have spent the whole of these Paralympic games marvelling at these extra-ordinary, brave, inspirational human beings. There are blind guys playing football, a British female relay-team with cerebral palsy and David Weir who was described as the "greatest Paralympian of all time".
The Paralympics opening ceremony seemed to re-enforce the message of inclusiveness, ending with a rip-roaring rendition of that very gay anthem 'I am what I am' by Beverley Knight. But let's not get over excited. Those 25 out gay Olympians and Paralympians begin to look less than included when you consider the thousands who have taken part so far. What is it about modern sport that closes the door on sexual identity?
It is the best of times, it is the worst of times, and in many more cities than just two. First the Olympics, now the Paralympics; riots in Belfast, ...
Opening our stage for the day was the stunning presence of Jazz Morley and her piano.
In the wake of London's Olympic Games, debate was raging in the media and through online social network channels about figures published by the Sutton Trust, which revealed that over half of Team GB's winning rowers went to fee-paying schools and our athletes were five times more likely to win medals if they were educated in an independent school.
Raphaella made a welcome return to the Olympic Park for the Paralympics today- in between her busy schedule of writing, recording and charity work. Yes, this lady really is something else.
I'm intrigued by the athletes we so quickly forget. The ones who spent the last four years sacrificing with one goal in mind... and missed.
I've certainly been inspired by the Olympic games to improve my own fitness and to get more involved in sport again. I hope that millions across the world feel the same way and get the chance to enjoy sport - even if it just means taking a run around the block more often.
It's already proving to be a hugely enjoyable event. But it's an important one too. Because these Paralympics - more than any before them - have a real chance of weaving disabled life more closely into the fabric of our nation.
So, how did Team GB begin their big digital campaign? It started on 27 February 2012 by launching their brand new website and with it the real identity behind 'Our Greatest Team'.
As with so many of our daily line-ups, this one made us swoon just a little bit when it came together.
Day three at the Paralympics and our line-up had it all. From folky loveliness to balls-out grooves the crowds at the Emerging Icons stage were sure to be entertained.
At the Paralympics dreams will be made, feats of extraordinary athletes will amaze and records will be broken. Whilst these Games shape up to be the biggest and most impressive of it's kind the world has ever seen, we can't help but feel chuffed to bits to be part of it. The artists we brought down today all boast so much talent we were proud to showcase them to the world.
And while we are more open to purchasing electronic products that are China- made, many of us are still resistant to paying top dollars for a designer bag or a dress that's manufactured there (as opposed to home countries of these fashion houses). Admit it, there is hesitation. So, why the prejudice?


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This talk will help you get started arranging your tests into modules. We'll cover setting up a simple TAP::Harness to run your tests. Then we'll see how Plus Three has used Test::Class to divide up and reuse code in our test suite.
Separating tests out from a large .t file into modules and subroutines has helped me confirm more quickly that a code change has not introduced a regression. Developers save time by only running the relevant subset of tests before committing a change to the code or a change to the tests themselves.
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Reeves presented findings from her project, which moved newborn baby care evaluations traditionally delivered in the nursery — such as baby weight, baths and lab draws — into the mothers room. The project was part of her work for Texas Christian Universitys Evidence Based Practice Fellowship program.
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Volume 112, Issue 6, December 2002
Acoustical News—USA112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1519854View Description Hide Description
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Acoustical News—International112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1523382View Description Hide Description
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Acoustics for Audiologists112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1517250View Description Hide Description
Shallow Water Acoustics112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1518696View Description Hide Description
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Daniel L. Johnson • 1936–2002112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1512288View Description Hide Description
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Reviews Of Acoustical Patents112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1522421View Description Hide Description
The purpose of these acoustical patent reviews is to provide enough information for a Journal reader to decide whether to seek more information from the patent itself. Any opinions expressed here are those of the reviewers as individuals and are not legal opinions. Printed copies of United States Patents may be ordered at $3.00 each from the Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks, Washington, DC 20231. Patents are available via the Internet at http://www.uspto.gov.
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Wave impedances of drill strings and other periodic media112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1513365View Description Hide Description
It is commonly known that wave reflections are caused by abrupt spatial variations in the physical parameter called wave impedance. When a material contains a spatially periodic distribution of wave impedances some very interesting and complex wave propagation phenomena will occur. Two examples of such periodic structures immediately come to mind: the first is a sandwiched structure of two types of plates, say for example, identical layers of thin steel plates interspersed with identical thick aluminum plates; and the second is a large number of identical long thin pipes that are connected from end to end with identical short heavy threaded couplings. The pipe assembly is our primary concern here because it represents the drill string, used worldwide to drill for natural energy resources. We want to understand how waves propagate through drill strings because we want to use them as a means of communication. But while the second structure is our primary concern, it is the study of the first structure, composed of layers, that is the truly historical problem and the source of much of our understanding of this rich set of wave physics. Traditionally, wave propagation in periodic media has been studied as an eigenvalue problem. The eigenvalues themselves yield information about phase velocities, group velocities, passbands, and stopbands. Most often the analysis has stopped there and the eigenvectors have been ignored. Here we turn our attention to the eigenvectors, using them to evaluate the impedance of the periodic structure with particular emphasis on the periodic drill string. As you might expect the impedance of the drill string is a complex number, which is evaluated from a very complicated expression. However, we have discovered that the impedance at two physical locations along the length of each piece of drill pipe in the drill string always reduces to a real number. This is immensely important because it allows us to match the impedance of the drill string to our communication devices. We show how this leads to the effective design of repeaters, noise cancelers, wave terminators, and quarter-wave transformers for a drill-string communication system.
A vertical eigenfunction expansion for the propagation of sound in a downward-refracting atmosphere over a complex impedance plane112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1514930View Description Hide Description
The propagation of sound in a stratified downward-refracting atmosphere over a complex impedance plane is studied. The problem is solved by separating the wave equation into vertical and horizontal parts. The vertical part has non-self-adjoint boundary conditions, so that the well-known expansion in orthonormal eigenfunctions cannot be used. Instead, a less widely known eigenfunction expansion for non-self-adjoint ordinary differential operators is employed. As in the self-adjoint case, this expansion separates the acoustic field into a ducted part, expressed as a sum over modes which decrease exponentially with height, and an upwardly propagating part, expressed as an integral over modes which are asymptotically (with height) plane waves. The eigenvalues associated with the modes in this eigenfunction expansion are, in general, complex valued. A technique is introduced which expresses the non-self-adjoint problem as a perturbation of a self-adjoint one, allowing one to efficiently find the complex eigenvalues without having to resort to searches in the complex plane. Finally, an application is made to a model for the nighttime boundary layer.
Complete mode identification for resonance ultrasound spectroscopy112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1512700View Description Hide Description
This study is devoted to deducing exact elastic constants of an anisotropic solid material without using any advance information on the elastic constants by incorporating a displacement-distribution measurement into resonant ultrasound spectroscopy (RUS). The usual RUS method measures free-vibration resonance frequencies of a solid and compares them with calculations to find the most suitable set of elastic constants by an inverse calculation. This comparison requires mode identification for the measured resonance frequencies, which has been difficult and never been free from ambiguity. This study then adopts a laser-Doppler interferometer to measure the displacement-distribution patterns on a surface of the vibrating specimen mounted on pinducers; comparison of the measured displacement distributions with those computed permits us to correctly identify the measured resonance frequencies, leading to unmistakable determination of elastic constants. Because the displacement patterns are hardly affected by the elastic constants, an exact answer is surely obtained even when unreasonable elastic constants are used as initial guesses at the beginning of the inverse calculation. The usefulness of the present technique is demonstrated with an aluminumalloy and a langasite crystal.
Spatial coherence analysis applied to aberration correction using a two-dimensional array system112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1511756View Description Hide Description
Complex degree of coherence functions are computed using synthetic and measured ultrasound data to demonstrate noteworthy aspects of coherenceanalysis in the context of aberration correction. Coherence functions calculated from synthetic data illustrate the importance of proper normalization of the constituent cross-correlation integrals when weak elements and receiver directivity are significant factors. The synthetic data also show that a spike can occur at the zero-lag position of the coherence function when the signal-to-noise ratio is reduced by element directivity near the edges of a large aperture. The latter observation is confirmed by experimental data acquired through tissue-mimicking distributed aberration phantoms using a low f-number two-dimensional array system. The coherence of data acquired at neighboring elements is not changed by time-shift compensation of transmit and receive focusing, but time-shift compensation does improve the coherence of echoes measured over larger separations. The resulting increase in coherence widths evaluated at levels between 0.2 and 0.5 is correlated with narrower −10 dB and −20 dB effective widths in focuses visualized using single-transmit images. Iterative focus compensation methods may benefit from aberration estimation algorithms that take advantage of these longer-range correlations in random-scattering waveforms.
Modal decomposition method for modeling the interaction of Lamb waves with cracks112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1500756View Description Hide Description
The interaction of the low-order antisymmetric and symmetric Lamb waves with vertical cracks in aluminum plates is studied. Two types of slots are considered: (a) internal crack symmetrical with respect to the middle plane of the plate and (b) opening crack. The modal decomposition method is used to predict the reflection and transmission coefficients and also the through-thickness displacement fields on both sides of slots of various heights. The model assumes strip plates and cracks, thus considering two-dimensional plane strain conditions. However, mode conversion into and vice versa) that occurs for single opening cracks is considered. The energy balance is always calculated from the reflection and transmission coefficients, in order to check the validity of the results. These coefficients together with the through-thickness displacement fields are also compared to those predicted using a finite element code widely used in the past for modeling Lamb mode diffraction problems. Experiments are also made for measuring the reflection and transmission coefficients for incident or lamb modes on opening cracks, and compared to the numerical predictions.
On the steady-state and the transient decay methods for the estimation of reverberation time112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1510139View Description Hide Description
The discrepancy between reverberation times of an enclosed sound fieldmeasured by the steady-state method and by the transient decay method is well-known. So far, no clear explanation has been obtained. In this paper, the steady-state bandlimited energy in an enclosure and bandlimited power flow into modally reactive boundaries are derived to describe the energy balance relationship and thus the reverberation time in a frequency band. This reverberation time is then compared to that obtained from the transient decay of the sound field based on the modal analysis. The comparison provides an understanding of the discrepancy mentioned above as well as the physical interpretations of the reverberation times estimated by both methods.
The low-frequency reflection and scattering of the Lamb mode from a circular through-thickness hole in a plate: Finite Element, analytical and experimental studies112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1512292View Description Hide Description
A study of the interaction of the Lamb wave with a circular through-thickness hole in a plate is presented. The study is limited to the nondispersive frequency range of this wave, in which the distributions of stress and displacement are simple. This allows a Finite Element analysis to be undertaken using a two-dimensional membrane discretization. Predictions of the direct reflection of the mode and the lateral scattering of the mode are made for a range of diameters of the hole. At the same time, an analytical solution based on modal superposition is developed, and this is also used to predict the reflection and scattering coefficients. Both sets of predictions are validated by experimental measurements. It is found that the trends of the reflection coefficients for different hole diameters, frequencies and distances from the hole satisfy a simple normalization. On a detailed scale, the functions exhibit undulations which are shown to result from the interference of the direct reflection with secondary reflections which arrive slightly later.
Sound transmission across a smooth nonuniform section in an infinitely long duct112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1512699View Description Hide Description
Sound transmission across a nonuniform section in an infinite duct is studied numerically using the finite element method. An impedance matched absorptive portion is added to each end of the computational domain so as to avoid the undesirable higher mode reflection that will otherwise take place there. Results suggest that the sound fields downstream of the nonuniform section inlet are complicated and cannot be easily described by the conventional solution of the wave equation. The distribution of acoustic energy among the various propagating modes well downstream from the outlet of the nonuniform section is also discussed. Results show that the first symmetrical higher mode is important for all cases. The plane wave becomes important at high frequency with high rate of change of the cross-sectional area when the section is a convergent one.
The low frequency reflection characteristics of the fundamental antisymmetric Lamb wave from a rectangular notch in a plate112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1512702View Description Hide Description
An analysis of the reflection of the fundamental Lamb mode from surface-breaking rectangular notches in isotropic plates is presented. The results are obtained from finite element time domain simulations together with experimental measurements. Good agreement is found between the simulations and the measurements. Results are shown for a range of notch widths and depths, including the special case of a crack, defined as a zero-width notch. The reflection coefficient, when plotted as a function of the notch width, exhibits a cosinusoidal periodic shape, and this is explained by interference between the separate reflections from the start and the end of the notch. The reflection coefficient, when plotted as a function of notch depth, shows that in general the reflection increases with both frequency and notch depth, but the shapes of the functions are complex and there are some surprising features. An analysis of the reflection from cracks using the S-parameter scattering approach and some simplified descriptions of the crack-opening behavior yields physical explanations of the nature of these reflection functions. It is found that opening of the crack can be described adequately by a quasistatic assumption only when the crack is small, and in other cases a ray theory approach is more representative. The reflection function is shown to be a result of contributions from both the axial stress and the shear stress in the wave, and the relative importance of these varies with the crack depth and the frequency.
Analysis of piezoelectric strip waveguides based on the effective index and pseudospectral element methods112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1512293View Description Hide Description
Integrated acousto-optical circuits in are attractive devices for applications especially in advanced WDM systems. In order to increase the scale of integration and to reduce the RF driving power of these devices, one promising approach is to use acoustical waveguides with smaller lateral dimensions. In this paper the combination of a pseudospectral elements method (PSEM) and an effective index method (EIM) for the analysis of film-loaded surface acoustic waveguides (SAWG's) is presented. Numerical results demonstrate the exponential rate of convergence of the PSEM and agree with the computations performed via the transverse resonance technique. Due to the exponential rate of convergence of the PSEM and to a mapping transformation in the substrate, the piezoelectric problem in the depth direction of the structures is evaluated by a low number of Legendre polynomials. The method is applied to the analysis of several layered SAWG's of practical interest for AO devices, such as in which the metal is either Au, Al, In, or Ti.
Tube-wave propagation in a fluid-filled borehole generated by a single point force applied to the surrounding formation112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1508781View Description Hide Description
Propagation of tube waves in an infinite fluid-filled borehole, generated by a single-force point source placed in the elastic surrounding formation, is analyzed in the long-wave approximation. Integral representations of the precise solution are obtained both for fast and slow formations. An asymptotic analysis of tube-wave propagation in the fluid-filled borehole is performed on the basis of these two integral representations. The complete asymptotic wave field in the borehole fluid for a fast formation consists of and phases and the lowest eigenmode of the Stoneley wave (tube wave). For a slow formation the conical Stoneley wave(Machwave) is generated. It appears only behind the critical angle defined by the ratio of the wavevelocity in the formation to the low-frequency Stoneley wavevelocity and decays weakly with an offset. Asymptotic wave forms are in good agreement with wave forms obtained by straightforward calculations.
Prediction of sound level at high-frequency bands by means of a simplified boundary element method112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1517254View Description Hide Description
A simplified boundary element method(BEM) for dealing with high-frequency sound is proposed. The boundary integralequation is modified into a quadratic form to enable the prediction of sound levels in the one-third octave band analysis. Monopole and dipole source terms in the conventional BEM are transformed into the auto- and cross-spectra of two vibrating sources, in which the cross-spectra are eventually neglected by assuming that the correlation coefficients involved are negligible. The present method is compared with the Rayleigh integral for calculating the sound pressure radiated from a baffled panel, in terms of the application limit. The characteristic length of the boundary element and the applicable frequency range can be determined by the lower limit value of the correlation coefficient. As a test example, the field pressure radiated from a partially vibrating sphere is predicted and the resultant trend is in good agreement with the analytic solution as far as the related correlation coefficient satisfies the assumption. The overdetermination process for overcoming nonuniqueness in exterior radiation problems is unnecessary in the present method because phase information can be ignored. The results of the calculation show that the proposed method is acceptable for solving the exterior radiation problem at a high-frequency range in a timely manner.
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Supercritical parametric phase conjugation of ultrasound. Numerical simulation of nonlinear and nonstationary mode112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1506687View Description Hide Description
This paper investigates the saturation mechanism of the nonstationary supercritical mode of parametric wavephase conjugation in a magnetostrictive medium. The numerical simulation considers the two most probable nonlinear mechanisms of interaction between elastic deformation and electromagnetic excitation. For the qualitative study of the dynamics of the system, a one-dimensional numerical simulation is sufficient if applied to an infinite medium with a finite active zone. The temporal form of the conjugate wave is obtained for both hypotheses. Comparison with experiments shows that only one mechanism corresponds to the experimental behavior.
Strain wave evolution equation for nonlinear propagation in materials with mesoscopic mechanical elements112(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.1517252View Description Hide Description
Nonlinear wave propagation in materials, where distribution function of mesoscopic mechanical elements has very different scales of variation along and normally to diagonal of Preisach–Mayergoyz space, is analyzed. An evolution equation for strain wave, which takes into account localization of element distribution near the diagonal and its slow variation along the diagonal, is proposed. The evolution equation provides opportunity to model propagation of elastic waves with strain amplitudes comparable to and even higher than characteristic scale of element localization near Preisach–Mayergoyz space diagonal. Analytical solutions of evolution equation predict nonmonotonous dependence of waveabsorption on its amplitude in a particular regime. The regime of self-induced absorption for small-amplitude nonlinear waves is followed by the regime of self-induced transparency for high-amplitude waves. The developed theory might be useful in seismology, in high-pressure nonlinear acoustics, and in nonlinear acoustic diagnostics of damaged and fatigued materials.


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Sexual Behavior of Female Sex Workers and Access to Condoms in Kenya and Uganda on the trans-Africa Highway
- Chester N. MorrisAffiliated withDepartment of Medical Microbiology, University of ManitobaAurum Institute for Health Research Email author
- , Sheldon R. MorrisAffiliated withDivision of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine, University of California
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Female sex workers and their clients remain a high risk core group for HIV in Africa. We measured sexual behavior of a snowball sample of female sex workers (FSW) along the Trans Africa highway from Mombasa, Kenya to Kampala, Uganda and surveyed the availability of male condoms at 1,007 bars and lodgings in Kenya along the highway trucking stops where transactional sex occurs. There were 578 FSW one month sex diaries analyzed, 403 from Kenya and 175 from Uganda. Kenyan FSW had a median of 45 sexual acts per 28 days compared to 39 sex acts per 28 days by Ugandan FSW (P < 0.05). Condom use by FSW for all sexual liaisons was 79% in Kenya compared to 74% in Uganda. In multivariate analysis, adjusting for repeated measures, Kenyan FSW were more likely to use a condom by an adjusted odds ratio of 2.54 (95% confidence interval 1.89–3.41) compared to Ugandan FSW. Condom use with regular clients was 50.8% in Uganda compared with 68.7% in Kenya (P < 0.01). The number of sex workers reporting 100% condom use was 26.8% in Kenya and 18.9% in Uganda (P < 0.01). Bars and lodges in Kenya compared to Uganda were more likely to: have condom dispensers, 25% versus 1%, respectively (P < 0.01); distribute or sell condoms, 73.9% versus 47.6% (P < 0.01); and have more weekly condom distribution, 4.92 versus 1.27 condoms per seating capacity (P < 0.01). Our data indicate that in both countries condom use for FSW is suboptimal, particularly with regular partners, and greater condom use by Trans African highway FSW in Kenya compared to Uganda may be related to availability. Targeted interventions are warranted for FSW and truck drivers to prevent transmission in this important core group.
KeywordsHIV Sexual behavior Sex workers Transport workers Africa
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- Sexual Behavior of Female Sex Workers and Access to Condoms in Kenya and Uganda on the trans-Africa Highway
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AIDS and Behavior
Volume 13, Issue 5 , pp 860-865
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- 2009-10
- 10.1007/s10461-008-9431-z
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- Alan G. Ferguson (1)
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- 1. Department of Medical Microbiology, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
- 2. Aurum Institute for Health Research, Johannesburg, South Africa
- 3. Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine, University of California, San Diego, CA, USA


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A More Precise Abstract Domain for Multi-Level Caches for Tighter WCET Analysis
As demand for computational power of embedded applications has increased, their architectures have become more complex. One result of this increased complexity are real-time embedded systems with set-associative multi-level caches. Multi-level caches complicate the process of program analysis techniques such as Worst Case Execution Time (WCET). To address this need the authors have developed a sound cache behavior analysis that handles multi-level instruction and data caches. Their technique relies on a new abstraction, live caches, which models relationships between cache levels to improve accuracy. Their analysis improves upon previous multi-level cache analysis in three ways.
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Translation of heist in Spanish:
- (US) [colloquial]golpe (masculine) [colloquial]to pull a heistdar un golpe [colloquial]Example sentences
- Bank robberies, cash-in-transit heists, petty crime and road accidents are all declining in the City of Johannesburg.
- The heist began with the robbers deliberately setting off the alarm system and retreating into bushes.
- A highly skilled thief is blackmailed into pulling a diamond heist when his daughter is kidnapped by an international terrorist.
transitive verb(US) [colloquial]
- 1 (steal)afanar [slang]Example sentences
- When thieves heisted a car rented to cricket-star Brian Lara and the perpetrators discovered his bat in the vehicle, they returned it.
- The brothers who own the house became part of the city's nouveau riche when they heisted a bank during the looting.
- Disguises are assumed, safes are blown, millions of dollars are heisted according to a completely new and clever scheme, but this is pure escapism.
- 2 (rob)(place/person)
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Brett Pierce of the Peru State men's basketball team was one of 75 NAIA Division I men's basketball student-athletes who have been named 2014 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
Pierce, a native of St. Joseph, Mo., is a senior academically, but a junior eligibility-wise. He is a K-12 health and physical education and sport management and exercise science major. This is the second year Pierce has earned this recognition.
In order to be nominated by an institution's head coach or sports information director, a student-athlete must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and must have achieved a junior academic status.
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Staff of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries
The main telephone number for Oklahoma Department of Libraries is 521-2502. From that number, you can be transferred to any staff member you wish to reach.
Click a division to view staff names and direct phone numbers. If you need to e-mail someone at ODL, please visit our Staff Contact Form or Department Contact Form.
Susan McVey, director, 405-522-3173
Vicki Sullivan, deputy director, 405-522-3215
Cindy Mooney, executive secretary, 405-522-3172
Judy Tirey, LSTA coordinator, 405-522-3317
Chris Smith, acting mailroom supervisor, 405-522-3262
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Steve Beleu, regional depository librarian, 405-522-3327
Mike Cameron, administrative assistant, 405-522-3334
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Kathy Blick O'Donnell, software trainer, 405-522-3320
General Public Library Consultants
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News Fact Check
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A story in the P-I announces disturbing news about a new gang in our area: a drug dealer arrested as part of a small-ish local bust by the ATF "allegedly belongs to the Norteno street gang. The mostly Hispanic gang is rooted in California but has extended its presence and illicit drug dealing into Washington…" Eek!
Here's my issue: the term Norteño is very unspecific. Norteño is more of a classification, a perceived allegiance or alliance. It's not one gang with a clear leadership and organization. The P-I story furthers a law enforcement myth that these gangs work like a super secret scary brown mafia. The drug trade is real—and a lot of these guys are involved in it. But it's not like a lieutenant in a California prison is ordering drug sales in Yakima. And Norteño gangs aren't a new presence, here or in California.
The Norteños began as Nuestra Familia at Soledad State Prison and grew to control another No. Cal prison at Pelican Bay. The gang started back in the 1970s to offer protection from their natural rivals, the Sureños, So. Cal prison-bred sets tied to the Mexican Mafia (which is not the mafia in Mexico but a prison-based gang). (The gangs did not form, as the P-I states, because of a split in the Mexican Mafia.) Since then, the gangs have spread and diversified. When Latino thugs decide to align themselves with a gang somewhere in the United States, they often choose between Norteño and Sureño — and then add their own local flavor. There's an endless list of specific gangs tied to one or the other, and often one Norteño will fight another if they're in a different clique.


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North Dakota State University police say they're investigating a sexual assault that occurred on campus early Saturday.
Police say the assault happened in a Stockbridge Hall residence room sometime after 1:30 a.m.
Sgt. Julie Hinkel tells The Forum (http://bit.ly/VBIlQb) that the victim informed NDSU's police of the incident at about 6 a.m.
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Friday March 28, 2014 11:19 AM
Tiny Luxury Hotels are the Trend
Hospitality Trends We're Tracking
When we worked in the investment and technology sectors in our past corporate lives, we would challenge our strategic business assumptions by asking "How would this play on the front page of the Wall Street Journal."
This Wall St. Journal article shows that the Bass Cottage Inn is at the forefront of a growing hospitality trend. It seems more hospitality businesses -- and the money behind them - are learning smaller is better. This finding is echoed by our Maine colleague, Lark Hotel guru and inn-keeping pro Rob Blood: "There's a certain soul you find in smaller properties that's harder for large properties to achieve."
But forget offering a frumpy, down-market, fraying at the edges experience for today's traveler. They expect comfort, cleanliness, personality and style. It's all in the details...as we well know here at the Bass Cottage Inn.
Tuesday March 25, 2014 12:46 PM
Seasoned with history, flavored with style
Back when we launched the upscale and updated version of the Bass Cottage Inn back in 2004, the innkeepers couldn't decide on what to name the guest rooms. Should the rooms be named after classic jazz musicians? Maine based authors? Maine towns named after famous foreign locales? We couldn't agree. Each room is beautiful, complete and decorated in our unique style. But, using just a number to capture the essence of a room seemed like taking the easy way out.
Last season, we contemplated giving our rooms actual names. We asked several veteran Bass Cottage Inn visitors what they thought. "Well," said one great guest, "we love your rooms but it's kind of blah to think about coming back to stay in 'good ol' Room 4'."
We love to cook, as you'd expect, and we make use of a range of spices. The inn special orders spices from Penzey's and Whole Spice Co. in California to make breakfasts and wine snacks memorable.
Why not name our rooms after spices? Duh. Hence, Room 1 becomes "Cinnamon." "Good ol' Room 4" becomes "Paprika." This concept was the creative platform behind our new website, as well.
Choose your spice when you come to relax and renew yourselves at our stylish, historic inn by the bay in Bar Harbor.
Saturday March 8, 2014 12:19 PM
What's Cookin' This Season at the Bass Cottage Inn?
"Seasoned with history, flavored with Style."
Every year, during our off-season hiatus, we think of ways to "polish the apple" in an effort to delight both new and repeat Inn guests.
By now, some of you have seen our new website and video. Others may have noted that we've named our guest rooms after herbs and spices, an acknowledgement of our passion for the culinary arts. All of this activity has been a precursor to our upcoming season when we will be more focused on making our wonderful breakfast and wine hour snacks better than ever.
Local, fresh ingredients are important to us at the Bass Cottage Inn. We are pleased to announce our continued participation with local Maine growers and providers, notably J&P Farms, Ducktrap(R) Smoke House, Smith Family Farm and Seal Cove dairy and cheese.
Naturally, our new menus will feature guest favorites like Creme Brulee French Toast, freshly baked muffins and scones. But there will be new options as well as twists on old favorites. This season our new menus will feature more fresh fruit and vegetables than ever before, all prepared with flavor and flair.
Executive Chef and Innkeeper Teri revamped her menus, tweaked a few of her signature recipes and will be bringing her culinary skills to the Inn each morning beginning May 16, 2014.
Our 11th inn-keeping season starts May 16, 2014. Bring your appetite for life!
Tuesday February 25, 2014 10:03 AM
Kick off our 11th season: Taste of Bar Harbor May 2014
The Bass Cottage Inn opens for our 11th season on Friday May 16. What better way to celebrate our re-opening and the wonderful Acadian spring than to come and enjoy the 4th Annual Taste of Bar Harbor which runs through Sunday May 18th.
Last year's festival was a tremendous success. Here's what you can expect:
Ongoing all Festival, Thursday - Sunday: $20.14 Menu
Participating restaurants will offer a prix-fixe menu or special for $20.14 for the duration of the festival. To enjoy, you'll need to make reservations directly with the restaurant.
Friday, May 16: Pub Tour -- 5:00 - 9:00 pm
Purchase a souvenir glass and ten tickets at the Chamber of Commerce Visitor's Center located at the corner of Cottage and Main Streets then tour participating restaurants and bars to enjoy 4oz. samples of beer and wines.
Saturday, May 17: Chef's Table - restaurants TBD
Diners will enjoy a behind the scenes evening at one of five participating restaurants with an opportunity to meet the Chef and enjoy a 5 course menu with wine pairings. $75 per person, limited to 10 seats per restaurant.
Sunday, May 18: Local Food Producer Showcase -- 1:00 - 4:00 pm
A gathering of some of the finest food growers, producers and artisans from Mount Desert Island and its surrounding communities. Come to learn more about the abundance of food sources available to us in our region, or do a little shopping for a treat to bring home.
Sunday, May 18: Waiter Race -- 2:00 pm
Local servers will come together to test their skills at the first annual Taste of Bar Harbor Waiter Race. Local restaurants will pit their finest staff against one another, competing for the bragging rights of 'Best Server in Bar Harbor' and an 'Ultimate Tip' cash prize.
The Taste of Bar Harbor brings a fun, culinary spotlight to a formerly sleepy weekend in mid-May. It would make a great getaway.
For more information on the Taste of Bar Harbor festival click visit:
Sunday February 16, 2014 1:54 PM
In Vino Veritas
There's nothing like enjoying some convivial time in an Inn you'd like to call home. Now, Bass Cottage Inn guests are invited to enjoy a glass of wine and snack each evening at 6:00PM all season long. Each evening guests enjoy a wine hour with a glass of cabernet sauvignon or pinot grigio. Stay to chat with other guests or find a quiet corner in our spacious common rooms.
Here is a sampling of our guests' favorites. See you in May.
* Gorgonzola Dolce, honey with za'atar, country pate, shallot marmalade
* Seal Cove goat cheese, peperonata, tapenade
* Muhammara, hummus, crispy pita chips
* Mushroom pate, sweet onion chutney, toasted baguette
* Cucumber, whipped smoked salmon mousse canape, fresh chives
* Smith Farm Camembert, cranberry chutney, maple-spiced pecans
* Spanakopita, tzatziki, olives
* Cherry tomato, fresh mozzarella, arugula brochette, basil aioli
Monday February 3, 2014 10:53 AM
Bar Harbor named a Top 10 Romantic Destination
Cuddle up, pucker up...c'mon up.
USA Today has named Bar Harbor to its list of Top 10 Romantic Travel destinations.
"Tiny Bar Harbor invites exploration on foot. Cozy B&Bs and classic waterfront hotels set the stage for romance, while whale watching and sailing cruises beckons lovers to a fun day on the water. Bar Harbor has lots of cozy dining options, and Acadia National Park is just moments away, with all its stunning vistas, trails and landmarks."
Saturday February 1, 2014 12:00 PM
BASSCOTTAGE.COM -- Eleven years, four major website redesigns.
Even more than Facebook, our Inn's website is the most important marketing and customer care tool. We hardly do ANY print advertising but, we do a ton of online marketing including social media. We're happy to help you over the phone, but our new websites can help you with availability information, online reservations, information about all the inn's amenities and services, and more. With our planning info, guests can plan their trip to Bar Harbor and Acadia right from www.basscottage.com
The resulting new www.basscottage.com has surpassed our goals for this key project. It was a team effort. We'd like to thank spectacular local web designers Z Studio in Bar Harbor, Islandweb in Bar Harbor for technical services, Trent Bell Photography and Eager Eye Photography of Maine, InnFilms for our great video and our guests. Enjoy the new site.
Friday January 24, 2014 9:47 AM
Brand new WWW.BASSCOTTAGE.COM is coming!
A brand new, completely revamped Bass Cottage Inn website is days away.
Lots of work went into this new, state-of-the art site. We began with new "aerial" photography last July and are just now testing the final details before launch early the week of January 27.
New features include:
* Revised logo and design template (in fact, this page is a preview of the new look & feel)
* New photos. Much more visual, less text
* Spicing it up: we now have room names!
* A beautiful video that really captures what it's like to visit the Bass Cottage Inn and Bar Harbor/Acadia
* More helpful holiday planning tools
* ...and it's mobile-device friendly. Will display great on your laptop, iPhone, iPad, Android device, and PC/Mac.
Check back next week for the debut!
Friday November 22, 2013 12:13 PM
The winter reservation office is now open, mon.
On October 27th we served our last guest breakfasts and wished our wonderful guests a pleasant journey home mindful, as we were, that we had a journey ahead of us as well. After cleaning and buttoning up the entire inn we embarked southward visiting friends and family along the way to Miami. There, we checked Riley as very special cargo on Flight 1292 to St. Croix, USVI.
St. Croix is a a wonderful winter respite from Maine's harsher winters. This is our second year in our winter home on a hillside overlooking the blue Caribbean. We love the people here - friendly, but reserved. The island has beautiful beaches and fantastic snorkeling. There is a growing agricultural movement and it's easy to get fresh fruits and veggies every day. Cooking remains one of our favorite pastimes.
Still, there is work to be done. Our reservation office (see photo) is open 7 days a week for reservation information and bookings. However, our website (www.basscottage.com) is the best source for inn information and reservations. It is open 24/7 for your convenience.
Enjoy the upcoming holiday season!
Wednesday August 21, 2013 12:41 PM
Lulu's Back in town
Every season we recommend that guests try a trip on Lulu Lobster Boat with Captain John Nicolai. Everyone comes back talking about how much fun it is each time.
But, sad to say, until last week the Innkeepers themselves had never set out on Lulu. Each year Captain John would come by the inn as we were getting ready to open to urge us to come out with him. So, on a beautiful August afternoon we finally did.
"Well, look what the cat dragged in," said Capt John as we boarded. He's got a great sarcastic wit that spices up the trip. Having lived in France at one point for 20 years he can also speak fluent French. And, as a Chinese family on our trip found out, he's got some Mandarin language skills as well.
His vessel, Lulu, is solid, well-kept large modified lobster boat capable of holding approximately 30 passengers. We set out from the pier in Bar Harbor (within walking distance of The Bass Cottage Inn) and made for Egg Rock, where there were several dozen harbor seals lounging, swimmiing, feeding and "bottling" (or "bottle-nosing"). This is the term for sleeping in the water with their noses poking up skyward. In addition to the dog-like harbor seals there were some large, 800 lb gray seals about. And bald eagles were perched on the rocks near the Egg Rock Lighthouse.
Next, we cruised into Cromwell Harbor to pull a lobster trap (about 10 inside, 2-3 of which were keepers). Captain John provided an informational and spirited lesson on all things lobsta. The only thing that we didn't get were lobster rolls.
We highly recommend a sail on Lulu when you're back in town.


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