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San Diego's weather is dreamy, and if that's not enough reason to pack up and head to California, here's another reason:
You can attend the December 7, 2008 Workshop on Supporting Diversity in Systems Research (aka Diversity '08).
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The first Workshop on Supporting Diversity in Systems Research is a community-building event, serving both to educate women and under-represented minorities about the opportunities in systems research and to support researchers who are already working in the field.
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Your child has never asked you how babies are made. She shows not one bit of curiosity about the fact that your sister is enormously pregnant -- let alone bothers to ask how she got in that condition.
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My question is thus this: I have a data structure that resembles a linked list that requires the order to be strictly maintained. My (imaginary) concern is that when there is a race condition to the database via multiple node instances, it is possible that the resolution of the linked list will be incorrect.
To give an example: Imagine the server having this list a->b. Instance 1 comes in with object c and instance 2 comes in with object d. It is possible that there is a race condition in which both instances read a->b and decides to append their own objects to the list. Instance 1 will then imagine it's insertion to be a->b->c while instance 2 think it's a->b->d when the database actually holds a->b->c->d.
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E pluribus unumJuly 06,2013Its that time of year the long weekend when we gather with friends and family to celebrate hot dogs, potato salad and, yes, the founding of our nation. And its also a time for some of us to wax a bit philosophical, to wonder what, exactly, were celebrating. Is America in 2013, in any meaningful sense, the same country that declared independence in 1776?
The answer, Id suggest, is yes. Despite everything, there is a thread of continuity in our national identity reflected in institutions, ideas and, especially, in attitude that remains unbroken. Above all, we are still, at root, a nation that believes in democracy, even if we dont always act on that belief.
And thats a remarkable thing when you bear in mind just how much the country has changed.
America in 1776 was a rural land, mainly composed of small farmers and, in the South, somewhat bigger farmers with slaves. And the free population consisted mostly of WASPs: Almost all came from northwestern Europe, 65 percent came from Britain, and 98 percent were Protestants.
America today is nothing like that, even though some politicians think Sarah Palin like to talk as if the real America is still white, Protestant, and rural or small-town.
But the real America is, in fact, a nation of metropolitan areas, not small towns. Tellingly, even when Palin made her infamous remarks in 2008, she did so in Greensboro, N.C., which may not be in the Northeast Corridor but with a metropolitan population of more than 700,000 is hardly Mayberry. In fact, two-thirds of Americans live in metro areas with half a million or more residents.
Nor, by the way, are most of us living in leafy suburbs. America as a whole has only 87 people per square mile, but the average American, according to the Census Bureau, lives in a census tract with more than 5,000 people per square mile. For all the bashing of the Northeast Corridor as being somehow un-American, this means that the typical American lives in an environment that resembles greater Boston or greater Philadelphia more than it resembles Greensboro, let alone true small towns.
What do we do in these dense metropolitan areas? Almost none of us are farmers; few of us hunt; by and large, we sit in cubicles on weekdays and visit shopping malls on our days off.
And ethnically we are, of course, very different from the founders. Only a minority of todays Americans are descended from the WASPs and slaves of 1776. The rest are the descendants of successive waves of immigration: first from Ireland and Germany, then from Southern and Eastern Europe, now from Latin America and Asia. Were no longer an Anglo-Saxon nation; were only around half-Protestant; and were increasingly nonwhite.
Yet I would maintain that we are still the same country that declared independence all those years ago.
Its not just that we have maintained continuity of legal government, although thats not a small thing. The current government of France is, strictly speaking, the Fifth Republic; we had our anti-monarchical revolution first, yet were still on Republic No. 1, which actually makes our government one of the oldest in the world.
More important, however, is the enduring hold on our nation of the democratic ideal, the notion that all men are created equal all men, not just men from certain ethnic groups or from aristocratic families. And to this day or so it seems to me, and Ive done a lot of traveling in my time America remains uniquely democratic in its mannerisms, in the way people from different classes interact.
Of course, our democratic ideal has always been accompanied by enormous hypocrisy, starting with the many Founding Fathers who espoused the rights of man, then went back to enjoying the fruits of slave labor. Todays America is a place where everyone claims to support equality of opportunity, yet we are, objectively, the most class-ridden nation in the Western world the country where children of the wealthy are most likely to inherit their parents status. Its also a place where everyone celebrates the right to vote, yet many politicians work hard to disenfranchise the poor and nonwhite.
But that very hypocrisy is, in a way, a good sign. The wealthy may defend their privileges, but given the temper of America, they have to pretend that theyre doing no such thing. The block-the-vote people know what theyre doing, but they also know that they mustnt say it in so many words. In effect, both groups know that the nation will view them as un-American unless they pay at least lip service to democratic ideals and in that fact lies the hope of redemption.
So, yes, we are still, in a deep sense, the nation that declared independence and, more important, declared that all men have rights. Lets all raise our hot dogs in salute.
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Today is a very regal day in The DJBooth: first Mike Stud brought us Young King, and now beatsmith Panik has teamed up with Windy City emcee Psalm One to bring us Queen Until. Panik cooks up crisp production powered by airy piano and an awesome organ loop (I am such a sucker for organ beats); I think it's safe to say the instrumental is fit for a king (or in this case a queen). Psalm claims her reign will last until the end of the time and, considering the gusto and enthusiasm with which she spits, any emcee would be remiss to attempt to usurp her throne. Queen Until is slated to appear on Panik's upcoming Coloring Outside the Lines LP; keep it locked for further release details, as well as the latest tunes.
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On November 20, 2014, The European Institute organized a breakfast event with Damien Levie, Head of the Trade & Agriculture Section at the Delegation of the European Union and Angela Ellard, Committee Chief Trade Counsel & Subcommittee on Trade Staff Director for the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Ways & Means. The discussion focused on the impact of the 2014 midterm election in the U.S. and the changing political dynamics in the EU on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership negotiations. The issues addressed included prospects for Trade Promotion Authority in the U.S. Congress, resolution of Investor State Dispute Settlement, Geographical Indicators differences, and concerns regarding transparency and data protection. Michael Smart, Vice President at Rock Creek Global Advisors moderated the event.
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Passing the World Cup's Soccer Idealist Torch From Spain to Chile
Soccer ideology on the international level is a rare thing. Managers are faced with a limited, static pool of talent and a training schedule that consists of, at most, a couple of weeks at a time most years.
The ultimate result is qualifying for and performing well in the World Cup. It's a goal that prioritizes getting results right now, because if you don't you're out, and if you're out you've failed. Losing games in the present makes it hard to focus on building for the long term.
Spain was a notable exception to that rule. There are many complicated reasons, but the results spoke for themselves. Its style of play is a large part of why the team became both immensely celebrated and ultimately unable to change before it aged. There's something fitting about the fact that, as the Spanish passers go home, one of the teams advancing in their place is Chile, perhaps the only team in international soccer as fanatically committed to its system as Spain was to the vaunted tika-taka. Despite not having the legs, Spain remained devoted to its way of playing. And, in this tournament, that had a cost.
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This particular World Cup has seen even more top contenders than usual opt for practicality. Netherlands manager Louis van Gaal summed it up after his team defeated Chile to top the group.
Fit the system to the players. Brazil has done it, placing a team of talented but mostly functional players around Neymar and relying on him to provide the magic. Germany, for, like, the first time in recorded history, is playing with a false nine, adapting to the strengths of miniature playmakers Mesut Ozil and Mario Gotze, along with goal-scoring Jedi Thomas Muller. The last decade of Argentine soccer has been defined by trying to find the right system to make use of the country's imbalanced, attack-minded talent.
But not Chile. Chile is, above all, committed to the system that Marcelo Bielsa instituted when he took over the team in 2007, a system to which current coach Jorge Sampaoli proudly proclaims himself a devotee. The system itself bears little resemblance to tika-taka. Rather, it is based on man-to-man marking and high heavy pressing without the ball. The mobility demanded from every member of the squad is why its center backs play as full-backs or midfielders with their club teams. When they do win the ball, they attack in waves and look to overwhelm the opponent and create chances quickly, before the opposing defense can settle. Then they press, take the ball back, and do it again.
Watch Chile play for 10 minutes and it's clear that it plays the game differently than anybody else. Sometimes its back line gets described as four defenders, sometimes three. Frequently it looks like one, with Cardiff midfielder Gary Medel standing alone at the center circle, as his fellow "defenders" push so far wide they might as well be wing backs.
Obviously this makes Chile vulnerable to counterattacks. And since it doesn't have any real center backs out there, it's frequently susceptible to conceding set-piece goals, as opponents tower over its defensive line. The Dutch ruthlessly punished both weaknesses on Monday to win the group, first scoring a set-piece header and then on a blindingly fast, Arjen Robben–led counterattack.
Having lost to perhaps the tournament's ultimate pragmatists means Chile will face Brazil in the round of 16. Chile has become a long shot. But even so, don't expect anything different when it takes on the host nation. Even if the approach is suicidal (and against Brazil it may be), Chile is going to dance with the Bielsa that brought it.
On Monday, Spain's reign as the ideal idealists ended. It's fitting, then, that Chile was there in the same group to pick up the torch. On July 13, Spain will pass on the title of World Cup champion as well. It's unlikely that Chile will receive the prize. It's likely that whichever nation wins the thing — Brazil, Germany, France, or some other team — will have gotten there by employing a system with tactics built around the players. That should serve as another reminder as to exactly how great Spain's run was. Its players fit a system, not the other way around.
In that same way, Chile's idealistic approach to the game makes it special. It is a worthy recipient of the idealist mantle, but it isn't Spain. Nobody is. Spain was the most idealistic side in the world and the best. We may not ever see that again.
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(A) electrophoretically coating a flat mat made from a material selected from the group consisting of graphite, carbon, and mixtures thereof, with an electrophoretable polymer selected from the group consisting of epoxies, phenolics, polyamides, polysulfones, polyamide-imides, polyparabanic acid, modified styrenes and mixtures thereof, in a non-aqueous system;
(B) partially curing said polymer;
(C) impregnating said flat mat with a thermosettable impregnating resin;
(D) B-staging said impregnating resin to form a prepreg;
(E) forming a stack of said prepregs; and
(F) curing said impregnating resin in said stack to the C-stage under heat and pressure.
2. A method according to claim 1 wherein said material is graphite.
3. A method according to claim 1 wherein said non-aqueous system is an emulsion.
4. A method according to claim 1 wherein said non-aqueous system is a solution.
5. A method according to claim 1 wherein said electrophoretable polymer is polyamide-imide.
6. A method according to claim 1 wherein said thermosettable impregnating resin is selected from the group consisting of polyesters, polyamides, epoxies, and mixtures thereof.
7. A method according to claim 1, wherein said thermosettable impregnating resin is an epoxy.
8. A method according to claim 1, wherein the number of prepregs in said stack is 3 to 10.
9. A laminate made according to the method of claim 1.
10. A method of making a fiber-reinforced structure comprising:
(A) electrophoretically coating fibers selected from the group consisting of carbon, graphite, and mixtures thereof, with an electrophoretable polymer selected from the group consisting of epoxies, phenolics, polyamides, polysulfones, polyamide-imides, polyparabanic acid, modified polystyrenes, and mixtures thereof, in a non-aqueous system;
(B) partially curing said polymer;
(C) in either order,
(1) coating said fibers with an impregnating resin, and
(2) juxtaposing said fibers to form said structure; and
(D) curing said resin and, said polymer.
11. A prepreg comprising a flat mat of fibers selected from the group consisting of graphite, carbon, and mixtures thereof, coated with an electrophoretably deposited polymer in a non-aqueous system, and impregnated with a thermosettable impregnating resin, cured to the B-stage.
12. A laminate comprising a plurality of prepregs according to claim 11, stacked and cured under pressure to the C-stage.
The strongly adherent, flaw-free coatings obtained by electrophoretic depositions (EPD) of certain types of polymers have been found to be useful as primers on graphite or carbon reinforcing materials to provide uniform, thin films that yield excellent adhesion and corrosion protection. This type of film has also been investigated as a primer coating for an adhesive joint between metals. An attempt was also made to obtain improved mechanical properties for graphite fiber-epoxy composites when selected electrophorettable resins were electrodeposited onto the surface of the fibers to form an interphase layer between the fiber and the resin matrix. (See R. V. Subramanian et al., "Electrodeposition of Polymers on Graphite Fibers on Composite Properties," Proc. 33rd Ann. Conf. Reinforced Plastics/Compos. Int., Soc. Plast. Ind. 1978, Section 20-F, pp. 1 to 8.). The basic chemistry system used was a maleic anhydride copolymer deposited anodically from an aqueous system onto the graphite fibers in a continuous coating line. Composites were made using primed fiber-epoxy prepregs which were tested in a variety of ways. However the test data indicated that the physical properties of the composites made from graphite fibers onto which the polymers were electrodeposited were not improved as a result of this fiber treatment. In particular, laminate failures occurred because of a lack of adhesion between the impregnating resin and the fibers, or because a chemical graft failed to form between the electrophoretable resin and the fiber, or because a chemical bond between the interphase resin and the matrix resin failed to form. As a result, the interlaminar shear strength of the composite was decreased.
We have discovered that a laminate made from graphite or carbon where the graphite or carbon is electrophoretically coated with a polymer will have improved interlaminar shear strength if the polymer is deposited from a non-aqueous system. A laminate made according to the process of this invention has superior mechanical properties over an identical laminate where the graphite or carbon supporting material was not electrophoretically coated or was electrophoretically coated from an aqueous system. It was somewhat surprising that improved properties were obtained because electrophoretable polymers are normally coated on metals, which are about two orders of magnitude more conducting than graphite or carbon. Therefore one would not except to obtain a good adherent deposition of an electrophoretable polymer on graphite or carbon simply by using a non-aqueous system.
The accompanying drawing is an isometric view in section of a certain presently preferred embodiment of a lminate made according to the process of this invention.
In the enlargement window of the drawing, a mat 1, made of carbon or graphite fibers 2, has been electrophoretically coated from a non-aqueous system with a polymer 3, impregnated with an impregnating resin 4, and B-staged to form a prepreg 5. The prepregs have been stacked and the impregnating resin cured to the C-stage under heat and pressure to form laminate 6.
In the first step of the process of this invention, a flat sheet or mat made of graphite fibers, carbon fibers, or a mixture of both, is electrophoretically coated with a polymer. Graphite fibers are preferred as they are stronger than carbon fibers. The fibers may be of any size, and the mats formed from the fibers may be woven or simply pressed into a mat. Mats which are a mixture of carbon or graphite fibers and organic polymeric fibers, such as polyamides or polyesters, are also contemplated.
The fibers are electrophoretically coated from a non-aqueous system. The non-aqueous system may be a solution or an emulsion. Since solutions produce only very thin coatings while emulsions produce thicker coatings, it is preferable to coat from an emulsion. The solution is made by dissolving the electrophoretable polymer in a solvent, and the emulsion is made by pouring the electrophoretable polymer into a non-solvent, which forms the discrete phase of the emulsion. Polymers which can be electrophoretically coated from non-aqueous systems include epoxies, phenolics, polyamides, polyimides, polysulfones, polyamide-imides, polyparabanic acids, and modified polystryenes. Polyamide-imides are preferred as they are easy to handle and inexpensive. U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,391,933; 4,425,467; 4,003,812; and 3,676,383, herein incorporated by reference, disclose non-aqueous systems from which various polymers can be electrophoretically coated. Once the graphite or carbon fibers have been electrophoretically coated to the desired thickness, typically about 0.5 to about 1 mil, the fiber mat is removed from the non-aqueous system and is heated to dry and/or cure the polymer. The electrocoated polymer can then be fully cured if desired, but a partial cure is preferably to obtain a better bond to the impregnating resin. The time and temperature required for curing will depend upon the particular polymer used.
In the next step in the process of this invention, the mat is impregnated with a thermosettable impregnating resin. Suitable impregnating resins include epoxies, polyesters, polyamides, phenolic, melamine, and polyimides. An epoxy impregnating resin is preferred as they are very strong and produce a high temperature laminate. It may be desirable, however, to use a impregnating resin which is compatible with the electrophoretable resin so that a good bond is obtained between the two polymers. After the mat has been impregnated with the thermosettable impregnating resin, it is heated to B-stage the resin, i.e., cured so it is no longer tacky but not fully cured, which forms a prepreg. A number of prepregs, typically about 3 to about 10, are then stacked and placed in a press where they are heated under pressure to C-stage or fully cure the impregnating resin. The time, temperature, and pressure will depend upon the particular resin being used and the characteristics desired for the resulting laminate. These are parameters which are well known in the laminating art.
The process of this invention can also be used in coating filaments for producing filament wound structures. The electrophoretically coated filaments can be dipped into a resin before winding, or the structure can be impregnated with a resin after filament winding.
An electrophoretic cell was prepared which consisted of a glass cylindrical container, a cylindrical nickel screen as a cathode and a graphite rod as an anode fitted centrally into the nickel cathode with a one inch electrode gap between them. Emulsions containing various electrophoretable polymers were prepared. A graphite anode was immersed 1.5" into each emulsion and 100 volts DC were applied for one minute. The graphite anodes were removed from the emulsions and cured with heat for the time and temperature required for the particular polymer coated. In all cases a coating of one to two mils thick was obtained on the graphite anodes which exhibited no flaws, excellent homogeneity, toughness, and adhesion to the graphite. Three commercial polymers were used to coat the graphite: (1) a polyimide solution of 16% solids in N-methyl pyrrolidone (NMP) sold by DuPont Corporation under the trade designation "Pyre ML, RC-5019," (2) a polyamide-imide polymer sold by Amoco Corporation under the trade designation "AI-10HL," and (3) a polyethersulfone sold by ICI America Inc. under the trade designation "Victrex 300." These polymers were formulated with a mixture of solvent and non-solvent to provide electrophoretable emulsions. The composition at these emulsions were as follows.
______________________________________Polymer Solvent Non-Solvent______________________________________(1) - 10 g NMP-64g Acetone - 213 ml.(2) - 0.98 g NMP-13g Methylethylketone - 159 ml.(3) - 2.8 g NMP-62G Acetone - 280 ml.______________________________________
Ten grams of a solid bisphenol A epoxy resin having an epoxy equivalent weight of about 2500 to about 4000, sold by Shell Corporation under the trade designation "Epon 1009," were dissolved in 125 ml of cyclohexanone and 13 ml of triethylene amine. The mixture was heated at between 80� and 90� C. until a red solution formed after about a half hour. Then 125 ml of additional cyclohexanone was added. The resulting solution was added with stirring to 1400 ml of methylisobutyl ketone to form an emulsion. A filament wound carbon fiber ring which was 6 inches in diameter, 1/2 inch in width, and 1/2 inch thick was used as the anode and a steel rod placed 1 inch away was used as the cathode. Electrophoretic deposition was carried out at 300 volts DC for 1.5 minutes. A current decrease from 17 to 14 mA and 1.9 coulombs was measured. The ring was removed from the emulsion and was cured in an oven starting at 50� C. and increasing 25� C. every 30 minutes to 175� C. At the end of the cure the resin coating on the ring was tough, resilient, and showed excellent adhesion to the substrate.
A five gram solution of the "Pyre ML" polyimide solution was diluted with 25 grams of N-methyl pyrrolidone and 0.4 grams of triethylamine. The solution was heated for 20 minutes between 35� and 40� C. This clear amber solution was poured into 100 ml of acetone to form a milky emulsion. A small piece of type P graphite fabric 0.026 inches thick from Union Carbide Corporation was immersed into the emulsion. One piece was made the anode and the other piece was made the cathode. A potential of 100 volts DC was supplied between them for one minute. The initial current measured was 20 mA but it decreased to 17 mA after a minute. The graphite fabric anode was removed from the emulsion. A white opaque coating had been deposited on the fabric. The coated fabric was dried for 20 minutes at 100� C. and a tough clear amber coating with good adhesion to the fabric was obtained.
A portion (2.5 g) of a 50% solids solution of a typical, commercial phenol-formaldehyde resin in methanol was dissolved in 50 g of cyclohexanone, and this solution was added to 350 ml of acetonitrile (CH3 CN) containing 5 ml of 1-methylimidazole. The resulting fine emulsion was electrophoresed onto aluminum Q panels, at an electrode spacing of 2 inches. After 5 mins at 100 Volts (12 ma to 5 ma) coverage was not complete. After 3 and 5 mins at 300 Volts (initial current: 25 ma), good, smooth, yellowish coatings were obtained. A cure of 0.5 hr at 50� C.+0.5 hr at 100� C., 0.5 hr at 150� C. and 0.5 hr at 200� C. yielded adherent, blister free, smooth coatings, 1.5 mil thick.
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