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Fujitsu Semiconductor Europe announces its second generation 8-bit CHArge-mode Interleaved Sampler (CHAIS) ADC for optical transport designs based on coherent detection. The new generation supports data rates from 55 to 65 GSa/s and is based on the same ADC architecture as Fujitsu's 56 GSa/s CHAIS ADC in 65 nm.
The device offers the ultra-fast sampling rates, wideband input, low noise and high resolution required for long-haul links with data rates of 100Gbps and higher over a single wavelength.
Implemented in a high-performance 0.9 V 40 nm CMOS technology, the 65 GSa/s CHAIS ADC surpasses even the low power performance of the first generation and will support higher FEC overheads for longer reach. The fundamentals of the CHAIS architecture allow for scalability to even higher sampling rates for future transport data rates (400 Gbps/1Tbps) and power dissipation that scales with smaller process feature size. Typical power dissipation for a single CHAIS ADC channel in 40 nm is only 1.2 W, down 50% from the power per channel in 65 nm.
Fujitsu's 4-channel CMOS design allows for more efficient integration with coherent receiver digital cores, typically comprising tens of millions of logic gates and a multi-terabit data transfer rate across the interface between core and ADCs. For the design of single-die transceiver SoCs in 40 nm, the Fujitsu IP offering includes high speed 11Gbps SerDes, supporting a range of protocols and data rates, and will also include a complementary high speed 55 to 65 GSa/s 8-bit DAC.
Fujitsu Semiconductor Europe will be demonstrating the 65GSa/s CHAIS performance at the European Conference on Optical Communications (ECOC) in Turin, Italy later this month. As with the previous generation CHAIS ADC technology, a development kit for the 65GSa/s ADC will be available in January 2011 for customers to evaluate their modulation and FEC algorithm performance using silicon based on field-proven architectures.
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No wonder that the leader of the movement, an expert at self- advertisement, Andre Breton, was called "The Pope of Surrealism". His studio photographs by Man Ray show this incorrigible dynamiter of accepted values as a staid, rather portly banker with - for a fierce homophobe - a certain resemblance to Oscar Wilde. He is still deified in France. The hotel where he lived for a while in Montparnasse, Rue Dolambre (a few steps from the Hotel Apollinaire), bears a solemn memorial slab informing the passer-by that the Great Anarch slept there. No plaque marks the Hotel Apollinaire . . .
One of the great authorities on Surrealism who gave some ballast to its Ship of Fools was Jose Pierre, its unofficial historian. Born in 1927, he did not meet Breton until 1952, when the movement was already on its last legs - like a flaccid carnival balloon it expired in a tired sigh with its auto-dissolution in 1969. Breton died in 1966.
Like all charismatic leaders, Breton was an expert manipulator of his disciples. The only true genius to rally to his support was the great novelist and essayist Julien Gracq, who dedicates his early (1948) book on him to "the soul of the movement" and ends it by calling him "one of the heroes of our time". It has the right Communist ring. Jose Pierre, like Gracq, was an ardent admirer, but, unlike Gracq, who soon saw the error of his ways, an unconditional one. Pierre became Breton's right- hand man: he helped him arrange the last international Surrealist exhibitions in 1959 ("Eros") and 1965 ("L'Ecart Absolu"). After the leader's death Pierre was the organiser of all the post-Surrealist collective exhibitions both in France and abroad.
It was therefore natural that Pierre should have been an authority on Surrealist art. He wrote Andre Breton et la peinture (1987) as a belated pendant to Breton's own Le Surrealisme et la peinture (1948). Pierre's Le Surrealisme aujourd'hui (1973) was one of the hundreds of rare items in the Paris auction of the bibliophile Jacques Matarasso's Surrealist collection which lasted for three days at Loudmer's in December 1993.
Other prominent works, each selling for thousands of francs, were Pierre's Le Futurisme et le Dadaisme (1966), Le Cubisme (1966) and Le Surrealisme (1967). One of his last great works was L'Univers symboliste, fin de siecle et decadence (1991). Its companion volume, L'Univers surrealiste, had appeared in 1983.
Indispensable works of detailed scholarly reference for the student of Surrealism are the two massive volumes he compiled of Tracts surrealistes et declarations collectives, 1922-1969 (1980-82) which group together the pronouncements of weight by the Pope and his Swiss Guard of theoretical collaborators, often unintentionally funny when at their most solemn. These tomes include the important Manifestes du Surrealisme propounded by Breton in 1924 and 1930. Pierre's expert commentaries on these epoch- making literary documents provide us with the best history of Surrealism ever written. He also wrote poems, and a play on the Marquis de Sade.
One of Pierre's most subversive works is the erotic novel La Fontaine close, les livres secrets d'une secte politique inconnue (1988). This unknown sect is composed entirely of women, led by Aletheia (Truth) and her handmaidens Zoe (Life) and Sige (Silence). Like the Surrealists, the sect issues manifestos, in one of which Aletheia proclaims: "And if a man returned your kiss at the exact second in which you gave him yours, it would produce the ourobouros drakon of the ancient alchemists - the serpent devouring its own tail." The book's metaphors have a Surrealist aura: "woman" becomes "urn of felicity" or "chosen vessel". Her lips are a "rainbow of sighs", her saliva "the dew of discourse", her navel "oasis", the vagina the "secret cup" or the "fountain enclosed". It makes one regret that such a sect never existed.
In the early Thirties, the Belgian Surrealist E.L.T. Mesens published a plaquette entitled Violette Nozieres with tributes to her from eight Surrealist poets and eight painters. She was put on trial for having attempted to poison her mother and having murdered her incestuous father. Along with the anarchist murderess Germaine Breton (no relation) and the Papin sisters who had assassinated their female oppressors (the theme of Genet's Les Bonnes) Violette entered the Surrealist pantheon as a symbol of active feminine resistance to the slavery of family life.
Breton's poem begins: "Before your winged sex like a flower of the Catacombs . . ." Eluard writes: "Violette dreamed of undoing - has undone - the horrible knot of serpents that are the ties of blood . . ." Pierre performed a public service by re-editing and prefacing this tribute in 1991. It far surpasses Claude Chabrol's lifeless 1978 film version with the superficial portrayal of Violette by Isabelle Huppert.
The publisher of Violette Nozieres, Eric Losfield, hailed Pierre's 1974 novel Qu'est-ce que Therese? C'est les marronniers en fleurs along with Histoire d'O as "the greatest erotic works to appear since the war". It was admired by Francois Truffaut, who at one time contemplated making a film of it. Critics praised its maniacal style, its musicality that casts an ever more spellbinding sexual excitement upon the willing reader.
The narrator is a youth obsessed by his elder brother's fiancee. She uses all her wiles to distract her fiance from his studies, but he resists valiantly, swearing never to fall victim to the perils of the flesh until he has passed his final exams. The younger brother takes advantage of this stalemate and after a bibulous dinner, when the parents have retired to bed, the three of them go on drinking and dancing and are possessed by a common sexual frenzy.
The novel is really a treatise on sex education. The heroine's licentiousness is beautifully evoked, without vulgarity - perfect entertainment for that "otiose noon" of Ronald Firbank when, in the words of the great 18th-century hymn-writer Isaac Watts' Divine Songs for Children: "Satan finds some mischief still / For idle hands to do."
It was, of course, censored, but in today's slightly more liberated moral climate it has been reprinted (in 1998) by that master of contemporary erotic publishing Jean-Jacques Pauvert, in his series "Lectures Amoureuses".
It is good to know that Jose Pierre before his untimely death had the satisfaction of seeing this work, his favourite, reprinted and recognised as an erotic masterpiece, the sort of Surrealist dream at the heart of us all.
Jose Pierre, writer: born Benesse-Maremme, France 1927; died Paris 7 April 1999.
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Palestinian affairs journalists working for the Israeli media decided Sunday not
to cover the meeting between PA President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli politicians
from Kadima and Labor in Ramallah.The decision was taken by the
Association for Palestinian Affairs Correspondents after representatives of the
Geneva Initiative, who initiated the meeting with Abbas, allowed only one
journalist from Haaretz to accompany them.All the other journalists who
requested to cover the meeting had initially been told by the Israeli organizers
that no reporter would be accompanying the delegation to Ramallah.The
journalists were told that they would be permitted to cover the meeting from
outside the room or from a "distance," the association said in a
statement.The association, which represents scores of journalists
covering Palestinian affairs, noted that the decision to refrain from reporting
about the meeting was taken in wake of recent interviews Abbas had given to
reporters who do not specialize in Palestinian affairs.Gal Berger,
chairman of the association, said that Abbas was deliberately avoiding
Palestinian affairs correspondents "because he does not want hard
questions."Berger pointed out that not only did Abbas gave an interview
to an anchor at an Israeli TV station three months ago, but had met on Sunday
with the political correspondent of Haaretz and later with a female journalist
from Yediot Aharonot whose beat is the Arab world."Undoubtedly, in
Ramallah they find this more convenient than having to face questions from
journalists who are experts in the inner workings and political reality of the
Palestinians," Berger said.The decision to allow only the political
correspondent of Haaretz to attend the meeting was taken by Abbas's office,
Berger quoted the Israeli organizers as saying.
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Law school to offer nanotech courseTempe, AZ | Posted on December 19th, 2007
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Get your opening down. Most anxiety comes at the beginning of a performance. If you really know your opening lines, the rest will be easier. The start of a speech sets the tone, connects you to the audience and introduces your topic. Focus on your intention. Don't fixate on every little detail just concentrate on getting your main point across. Also, ignore distractions. You have to be in the moment to deliver a message effectively. Don't worry about your performance, or about that one person who isn't paying attention. Direct your focus outward and you'll engage the audience.
Another tip for giving a great speech: Depict images. Statistics presented in a speech are rarely remembered. Images, metaphors and anecdotes are what stick with the audience.
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Abu Dhabi-listed Commercial Bank International (CBI) said on Thursday it would convene a shareholder meeting on February 20 to get approval for a 50 percent capital increase through a rights issue.
The lender, 40 percent-owned by Qatar National Bank, is aiming to raise AED1.1 billion ($299.5 million) through the issuance of 787.9 million shares at a price of 1.4 dirhams per share, CBI said in a bourse filing.
The price is a 36.1 percent discount to Thursday's closing price of 2.19 dirhams. Most rights issues in the Gulf are offered with substantial discounts.
The rights issue, which has received regulatory approval, will increase the bank's paid-up capital to AED2.36 billion, the statement added.
There was no reference in the statement regarding how many shares could be subscribed for through the rights issue, although it is likely to be pro rata.
The stake of Qatar National Bank, the Gulf's largest lender, is already the maximum which the United Arab Emirates will allow a foreign institution to own in a domestic bank.
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INDIANAPOLIS – In some respects, it seems preposterous that the Red Sox stand on the verge of trading Mike Lowell and pursuing Adrian Beltre as his possible replacement at third base.
It would, after all, be easy to conclude that Beltre's tenure in Seattle – where he just concluded a five-year, $64 million deal – was a bust. He signed his deal on the basis of an incredible offensive year in 2004, when he hit 48 homers with a line of .334/.388/.629/1.017 as a 25-year-old with the Dodgers.
Against those offensive numbers, his performance in Seattle seemed a colossal disappointment: a .266 average, .317 OBP, .442 slugging mark, .759 OPS and an average of 21 homers a year. The numbers were worse in 2009, when Beltre spent the season most of the year battling with bone spurs in his left shoulder that required surgery and clearly impaired him at the plate.
And yet, despite his poor offensive numbers, Beltre – on the advice of agent Scott Boras – felt confident turning down an arbitration offer that, if accepted, could have yielded a one-year deal for somewhere in the vicinity of his $12 million 2009 salary. That, of course, is because the third baseman felt virtually certain that he would get a better deal in free agency.
And, in this case, Boras was right. And the reason is somewhat fascinating: five years after Beltre won a huge contract based primarily on his offensive success, he is likely to receive another multi-year primarily because teams are willing to pay for an incredible, game-changing defensive player.
The Sox have long been enamored of the third baseman's defense. When Beltre was last a free agent after the 2004 season, one Red Sox executive suggested that Boston try to sign him to play shortstop. (Such a deal might have prevented the revolving door signings that began with Edgar Renteria that offseason.) And it would be hard to say that such a proposal was far-fetched.
Statistically, John Dewan's Plus/Minus system suggests that Beltre has made 17 more plays than the average third baseman over the past five years. Those who have watched him don't doubt such measures.
"[Beltre is] clearly the best [third baseman] I've ever seen in person," said Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon. "I think [Evan Longoria] is good, I used to think Scott Brosius was really good. … [Eric] Chavez was good, but Beltre was stupid good. I think Beltre is the best who I've ever seen with my two eyes – defender, not just third baseman, but defense."
It is a sign of the times and the changing nature of establishing player values that Beltre might be able to earn a second big long-term deal for a trait that was only a peripheral concern when he signed his contract with Seattle.
There is little question that the industry as a whole now places greater financial value on defense than it did a few years ago. Hence last offseason's signing of Mark Teixeira – a tremendous all-around player – to an eight-year, $180 million deal in an offseason when the defensively deficient Adam Dunn got just a two-year, $20 million deal.
"I do think that defense now is something that has been able to be quantified a little bit better than before statistically," said Padres manager Bud Black. "I think a lot of teams are using all the resources all available to them to rank and evaluate players defensively."
"[The way defense is valued] is changing. There's no question about it," agreed Maddon. "I just think, as the home runs decrease a little bit, I think you're going to see the re-emphasis on pitching and defense. For me, defense is probably the most accurately predictable part of a player's performance. … I think what teams are finding out is, obviously, if you want to make your pitchers better, play better defense. It's a more controllable element."
That said, players' defensive declines typically start a few years before their declines as hitters, so Beltre may be a bit beyond that extraordinary defensive peak. Even so, he still earns raves for his glove.
One major-league statistical analyst described Beltre as a sort of Brooks Robinson clone: a right-handed player with incredible range and defensive abilities, power, limited patience and an ability to hit for a .265-.270 average.
During the first four years of his Mariners contract, Beltre hit .266/.319/.454/.773 while averaging 24 homers and 88 RBIs. Against that fairly consistent record in Seattle, the Sox – and most baseball clubs – view Beltre's 2009 season (.265/.304/.379/.683 with 8 homers and 44 RBIs in 111 games) as an aberration, a result of his playing through an injured shoulder that ultimately required surgery.
Boras made the case that his client was hampered by his home ballpark of Safeco Field, which tends to be a brutal park for right-handed power hitters.
"We did a study of Beltre's road numbers compared to a very good hitter like, say, Jason Bay," said Boras. "Obviously Beltre had some nicks this year with his collarbone, but looking at his '06-'08 numbers on the road and compared them to Bay's '07-'09 performance offensively on the road and we've come up with the fact that Adrian had more RBIs, he had a few less home runs, his batting average was 25 points higher and his OPS was about the same.
"And I'm not including anything about Beltre's 48 home run season (with the Dodgers in 2004). Just to put it in perspective the type of offensive player Adrian Beltre is outside of Seattle. You can really see he compares favorably a very coveted, talented free agent player today. Then you add in the fact I don't think anybody in baseball will not tell you that Adrian Beltre is far and above the best defensive third baseman."
From 2006-08, Beltre hit .287/.338/.503/.840 on the road with 39 homers; at home, he hit .252/.311/.432/.743 with 37 homers. (Of course, that conveniently ignores the fact that Beltre was terrible on the road in 2005 (.248/.295/.440/.736) in 2005 and during his injury-prone 2009, but no matter.)
From 2007-09, Bay hit .262/.353/.495/.847 on the road with 48 homers. During the same three years, Matt Holliday had a line of .303/.385/.475/.860 as a visitor.
So, presuming that Beltre is able to come close to replicating his pre-2009 form at the plate, which multiple evaluators anticipate, the possibility exists that he could be an average to above-average hitter. That, in combination with his defense, would represent an extremely enticing package to the Red Sox should the Lowell deal go through.
How much is Beltre's skill set worth? One baseball source indicated that Beltre was seeking a five-year, $50 million deal; the Boston Herald reported that the 30-year-old is seeking a five-year, $65 million deal.
A major-league executive scoffed at that number, suggesting that he would be surprised if Beltre – coming off of injury – could do better than three years at $12 million a year (close to the three-year, $37.5 million deal that Lowell will complete in 2010).
Nonetheless, it is clear that Beltre will receive a substantial deal, and the Sox seem almost certain to be at or near the front of the line to sign him. That is not to say that the team would be without fallback options. For instance, the Sox told Mark DeRosa earlier this offseason that they would be very interested in the possibility of signing him if they freed a spot by dealing Lowell.
Still, the team's interest in Beltre is substantial. GM Theo Epstein, after all, suggested at the beginning of the offseason that the team could make its most significant improvement by attacking its area of greatest weakness in 2009 – that of team defense. The signing of shortstop Marco Scutaro represented a partial fulfillment of that goal, but switching from Lowell – whose recovery from hip surgery devastated his range – to Beltre would give the Sox a star defender at all four infield positions.
"I think that [the Scutaro signing] certainly improved our defense at the shortstop position over the totality of our performance last year at that position, so that's a big help. That's an important position," said Epstein. "I think we could do more, certainly. Whether we're able to or not remains to be seen. I think it will be hard to improve both on offense and with our defense but I'm not sure which direction it will go yet."
An answer may be coming soon.
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Intellicheck Mobilisa, Inc. partners with Vanguards of Enterprise Ltd. (VOEL) of Trinidad & Tobago.
Intellicheck Mobilisa, Inc. a leader in identity solutions and wireless security systems has entered into the partnership to help market, sell, distribute and install Intellicheck Mobilisa's wireless, maritime security and intelligent buoy monitoring solutions to Caribbean countries.
VOEL will particularly focus on sales of Intellicheck Mobilisa's Aegeus buoy system to protect the rich natural gas and oil fields situated throughout the Caribbean region. This multi-purpose system is capable of wirelessly connecting to buoys deployed throughout the coastal waters, and has networking capabilities designed to allow the upload and monitoring of data back on shore.
Michael Celestine, CEO of VOEL, said, "We are excited to offer Intellicheck Mobilisa's excellent line of security products to Caribbean countries. These nations share a deep concern regarding the issue of maritime security, and we are confident that Intellicheck Mobilisa's technology will provide the solutions they are seeking to keep their natural resources safe and secure."
Dr. Nelson Ludlow, President and CEO of Intellicheck Mobilisa, said, "We have long envisioned our wireless security solutions as a vital tool for international customers in addition to those within the United States. We are eager to make the nations of the Caribbean aware of the power and versatility of our technology, and we are confident VOEL will be the ideal partner."
ICS Concerned that EU will Preempt IMO CO2 Negotiations.
The global trade association for shipowners – the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) – is disappointed
Owners see rates climb by nearly $22,000 per day; Rates could peak as more tonnage comes free.
Rates for very large crude carriers (VLCCs) on key Asian routes
The downfall of a leading marine fuel supplier that prompted sellers to tighten credit terms in Singapore is skewing the post-OW Bunker jostle for market share
Japan's highest-ranking military officer on Friday urged an early start to a "crisis management" mechanism with China amid conflicting claims to a group of tiny East China Sea islands.
A new series of six Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessels to be built at the Kleven Verft AS in Norway for the Danish based Maersk Supply Service A/S - part of the A.
Drillsearch Energy Limited announced a new wet gas discovery on the Western Cooper Wet Gas Fairway of the Cooper Basin.
The Varanus South-1 well in PEL 513 (Drillsearch
Technology and dynamic mission profiles have driven change in the defense industry, Hydro Group Plc Managing Director Doug Whyte, explores the changing paradigm of submarine programs,
Australia's defence minister has said he would not trust state-owned Australian Submarine Corp (ASC) "to build a canoe", fuelling expectations that most work in
Newport News Shipbuilding, a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII), hosted a keel-laying ceremony Saturday for the future USS Washington (SSN 787), a