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Oakland Hills Residents Fighting Crime With Surveillance Cameras
One Oakland City Council member is encouraging residents to invest in home video cameras for security since the city is short on police officers.
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A bicyclist was chased and robbed of a high-end bicycle and gold necklace in the Oakland Hills last Friday.
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A man riding his bicycle with a fellow cyclist in the Oakland Hills on Wednesday evening was gravely injured when he hit a dip in the roadway, lost control and crashed, Oakland police said.
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Frederick Behlmer Carisch
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- Height 5' 10½", Weight 174 lb.
- Debut August 31, 1903
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- Born November 14, 1881 in Fountain City, WI USA
- Died April 19, 1977 in San Gabriel, CA USA
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Catcher Fred Carisch played seven seasons in the majors from 1903 to 1914, handling catching duties for the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Cleveland Naps. Mainly a backup Carisch only once, in 1913, played in at least half his team's games. He was a coach for the Detroit Tigers in 1923 and 1924. It was in 1923 that Carisch wrapped up his playing career, appearing in two games at age 41 while a member of the Tigers staff. After his baseball days, Fred sold trucks for a living for 20 years.
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by James Slater - Julio Cesar Chavez and John Duddy; two exciting fighters who have had their names put together for quite a while now. According to BoxRec, the two middleweights will finally meet on June 26th, on the under-card of the Eric Morel-Jorge Arce WBO bantamweight title clash in San Antonio, Texas. Sure to be a good fight, very probably with plenty of two-way action, Duddy-Chavez has the look of a 50-50 fight; or a fight close to it anyway.. Duddy, the older man at age 30 and currently 29-1(18), is coming off three decent wins since his shock, upset loss at the hands of underdog Billy Lyell back in April of last year. Last time out, though, against Mexican light-middleweight Michael Medina, Duddy had a tough night's work; winning only via a hard-fought split verdict after ten-rounds. The Irishman will have to put on a better display if he's to defeat "The Son of a Legend." Chavez Jr, sill only 24 and also still sporting an unbeaten record at 41-0-1(30), will be having his first fight back after being suspended for taking an illegal dietary substance. Winning on points over ten against Troy Rowland back in November, Chavez later flunked his post-fight test; being suspended by the WBC as a result. The Rowland fight was Chavez' first up at 160-pounds, and he will be looking to make a big return against Duddy. Height and reach-wise, there is not too much between the two men. Duddy stands 5'11" and has a recorded reach of 74," while Chavez stands 6.0" and has an inch shorter reach also. I think we can expect to see both guys getting it on at close quarters and banging away to both head and body. Chavez is arguably the better body puncher of the two and he may be a touch faster as well. Neither fighter is all that hard to hit, and this is one of the reasons the action figures to be so good to watch. Duddy has tried to box more and approach opponents in a more patient way recently, but he remains a fighter who is not that hard to either tag cleanly or drag into a war. Look for Chavez Jr to do both in June. But, on the other hand, Duddy is sure to have big moments of success also. This is a tough one to pick indeed! I think a distance fight looks likely - neither guy is a one-punch KO artist, and despite the defensive lapses both men have shown, neither guy has shown a bad chin thus far. I feel Chavez Jr will just nick it, with a hard-fought and highly entertaining split decision. One that may be so good it demands a rematch.
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I have a Gloucester 20 trailer sailor that displaces about 1650 Ibs and am looking to upgrade the ground tackle. I am looking at either an 11 pound Bruce anchor or a 16.5 pounder. The 11 would fit much better on my roller, and be cheaper, so I am wondering if it would be sufficient.
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U.S. urges China to open talks on South China Sea The United States urged China to open talks with Southeast Asian nations on Thursday to calm tensions over their rival claims to the potentially oil-rich and increasingly militarized South China Sea. While U.S. and Chinese officials sounded conciliatory notes as they met at an annual forum for regional foreign ministers, it remained unclear whether China was willing to seriously engage on rules of the road for the strategic waters. Long-simmering tensions in the waters have entered a more contentious chapter this year as the six parties who claim the territory search deeper for energy supplies while building up their navies and defense alliances. "No nation can fail to be concerned by the increase in tensions, the uptick in confrontational rhetoric, and disagreements over resource exploitation," U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told reporters. "We have seen worrisome instances of economic coercion and the problematic use of military and government vessels in connection with disputes among fisherman," she added, echoing comments she made to her fellow ministers earlier in the day. Clinton said any "code of conduct" for the South China Sea should create a framework for preventing and resolving disputes, saying that trying to settle matters bilaterally "could be a recipe for confusion and even confrontation". Clinton, attending the Asean Regional Forum in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh, called on all parties to refrain from issuing threats, and advocated all-party dialogue to address rival claims to the waters. "We now look to ASEAN and China to make meaningful progress toward finalizing this code," she said. As he began talks with Clinton, Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi said Beijing was ready to work with Washington "to expand our common ground, respect each other, properly handle differences on sensitive issues, and push forward" relations. Echoing Yang's conciliatory tone, Clinton said agreements to work together on climate change, disaster warning and response, energy policy and other matters showed that "the United States and China not only can, but will work together in Asia". However, her stance on the South China Sea was likely to upset Beijing, which wants to take a bilateral approach to resolving the row. A U.S. official said Yang had given Clinton a "careful indication" China was willing to work with Southeast Asian countries as a group on the proposed code. He said China had suggested to other countries it could start talks in September. However, the maritime issue is extremely complex and sensitive, and could take years to resolve. Beijing claims the South China Sea as its territory based on historical records and has said China has "indisputable sovereignty" over the area. The Philippines and China only recently stepped back from a months-long standoff at the Scarborough Shoal, a horseshoe shaped reef in waters they both claim - the latest round of naval brinkmanship over the heavily trafficked waters. The United States has stressed it is neutral in the long-running maritime dispute, despite offering to help boost the Philippines' decrepit military forces. China has warned that "external forces" should not get involved. Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan also lay claim to parts of the South China Sea. CLAIMANTS SEEK CODE OF CONDUCT Estimates of potential oil reserves in the area range as high as 213 billion barrels of oil, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said in a 2008 report. That would surpass every country's except Saudi Arabia and Venezuela, according to the BP Statistical Review. U.S. President Barack Obama has sought to reassure regional allies that Washington would serve as a counterbalance to a newly assertive China in the South China Sea, part of his campaign to "pivot" U.S. foreign policy more intensely on Asia after a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan. The United States says stability is its concern in the waterway, which carries $5 trillion in ship-borne trade, accounting for half the world's shipping tonnage. The 10-state Association of Southeast Asian Nations bloc is seeking a maritime code of conduct for the seas and wants China to be involved in the consultation, but it has yet to commit to the process, which has so far been vague.


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Posted byon March 18, 2013 at 10:26 AM ESTThe White House releases the Synopsis of the 2012 White House Tribal Nations Conference. The synopsis encompases the feedback tribal leaders suggested during the conference.
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Posted byon March 12, 2013 at 5:09 PM ESTDr. Jill Biden joins a meeting of the National PTA's Executive Board to talk about the ways parents, educators and school communities can offer important support to children whose parents are serving in the military, and especially those whose moms or dads are deployed overseas.
President Signs 2013 VAWA – Empowering Tribes to Protect Native Women
Posted byon March 7, 2013 at 7:07 PM ESTPresident Obama signs the Violence Against Women Act into law. This act increases protection for many women, including Native American women.
Rosa Parks has a Permanent Place in the U.S. Capitol
Posted byon February 27, 2013 at 3:23 PM ESTPresident Obama is on hand for the unveiling of the new Rosa Parks statue in the U.S. Capitol
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Posted byon February 4, 2013 at 6:04 PM ESTThe release of a postage stamp honoring Rosa Parks on the 100th anniversary of her birthday commemorates the courage and legacy of the American civil rights icon.
African American History Month: Celebrating Two Landmark Anniversaries in American History
Posted byon February 1, 2013 at 11:45 AM ESTThis year, African American History Month celebrates two landmark anniversaries in American history, with the theme, "At the Crossroads of Freedom and Equality: The Emancipation Proclamation and the March on Washington."
LGBT Advocates Welcome President Obama's Proposal for Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Posted byon January 31, 2013 at 11:53 AM ESTPresident Obama's proposal for Immigration Refrom is well recieved by the LGBT community as they offer support for comprehensive reform.
US Leadership to Advance Equality for LGBT People Abroad
Posted byon December 13, 2012 at 4:00 PM ESTIn honor of Human Rights Week, Samantha Power explains how advancing the human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people around the world is central to, not separate from, our comprehensive human rights agenda.
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Identical in form to a hot cake lifter, and certainly suitable for that purpose, but slightly smaller at 7 1/2" long, this example of Stieff "Rose" is a tomato server. It is a heavy piece, weighing 2.7 T. oz.
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Fritz Hasenohrl and E = mc^2
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In 1904, the year before Einstein's seminal papers on special relativity, Austrian physicist Fritz Hasenohrl examined the properties of blackbody radiation in a moving cavity. He calculated the work necessary to keep the cavity moving at a constant velocity as it fills with radiation and concluded that the radiation energy has associated with it an apparent mass such that E = 3/8 mc^2. Also in 1904, Hasenohrl achieved the same result by computing the force necessary to accelerate a cavity already filled with radiation. In early 1905, he corrected the latter result to E = 3/4 mc^2. In this paper, Hasenohrl's papers are examined from a modern, relativistic point of view in an attempt to understand where he went wrong. The primary mistake in his first paper was, ironically, that he didn't account for the loss of mass of the blackbody end caps as they radiate energy into the cavity. However, even taking this into account one concludes that blackbody radiation has a mass equivalent of m = 4/3 E/c^2 or m = 5/3 E/c^...
Boughn, Stephen
In 1904, the year before Einstein's seminal papers on special relativity, Austrian physicist Fritz Hasenohrl examined the properties of blackbody radiation in a moving cavity. He calculated the work necessary to keep the cavity moving at a constant velocity as it fills with radiation and concluded that the radiation energy has associated with it an apparent mass such that E = 3/8 mc^2. Also in 1904, Hasenohrl achieved the same result by computing the force necessary to accelerate a cavity already filled with radiation. In early 1905, he corrected the latter result to E = 3/4 mc^2. In this paper, Hasenohrl's papers are examined from a modern, relativistic point of view in an attempt to understand where he went wrong. The primary mistake in his first paper was, ironically, that he didn't account for the loss of mass of the blackbody end caps as they radiate energy into the cavity. However, even taking this into account one concludes that blackbody radiation has a mass equivalent of m = 4/3 E/c^2 or m = 5/3 E/c^2 depending on whether one equates the momentum or kinetic energy of radiation to the momentum or kinetic energy of an equivalent mass. In his second and third papers that deal with an accelerated cavity, Hasenohrl concluded that the mass associated with blackbody radiation is m = 4/3 E/c^2, a result which, within the restricted context of Hasenohrl's gedanken experiment, is actually consistent with special relativity. Both of these problems are non-trivial and the surprising results, indeed, turn out to be relevant to the "4/3 problem" in classical models of the electron. An important lesson of these analyses is that E = mc^2, while extremely useful, is not a "law of physics" in the sense that it ought not be applied indiscriminately to any extended system and, in particular, to the subsystems from which they are comprised.
Stephen Boughn
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The Measurement of Tropospheric Trace Gases at Fritz Peak Observatory, Colorado, by Long-Path Absorption: OH and Ancillary Gases
The determination of the concentration of the hydroxyl radical in the troposphere is of fundamental importance to an understanding of the chemistry of the lower atmosphere. Described here are experiments located at Fritz Peak Observatory, ...
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Energy Unit lecture outline & graphics Fritz Stahr Tues 1/21/03 -Transportation of Energy & Energy of Transportation an intricate link
Energy Unit lecture outline & graphics Fritz Stahr Tues 1/21/03 - Transportation of Energy & Energy of Transportation an intricate link - history of settlement & industry largely due to transportation and energy supplies - initial towns on rivers or by sea where ships could service cargo as water
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Hole Alignment Tolerance Stacking Issues Fritz Scholz
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organization meeting for non-oscillations group organization meeting for non-oscillations group 2PM on Thursday, October 7th, 1999 NEWS:Eric Hawker (firstname.lastname@example.com) is the contact person for the non-oscillations group Attendance: Heidi Schellman Fritz DeJongh Eric Hawker Jae Yu (after 3) Debbie Harris (after 3) Many people could not attend due to the time chosen. Not able to attend and asked for different meeting time. Jorge Morfin Kevin McFarland Ray Stefanski We also found that several people who had expressed interest in the group were not on the mailing list. We're trying to rectify this. We first discussed whether exotics and normal DIS should split into two groups. The discussions were so interesting we probably won't split for now. General Work plan The non-oscillation sub group of the neutrino factory study will be
Non-oscillation group meeting minutes Non-oscillation group meeting minutes Tuesday 10/19/99 Attendance: Jorge Morfin Eric Hawker Eric Zimmerman Gerry Garvey Fritz DeJongh Debbie Harris Joe Formaggio John Krane Ray Stefanski Jae Yu Kevin McFarland - Jorge Morfin gave a presentation on possible structure function measurements and the measurements of nuclear effects that could be done with high intesity neutrino beams. Some of these include... - measure s and sbar separately in the proton, also c and cbar - Fermi-motion effects at high x in nuclear targets - nuclear dependence and shadowing effects. - Gerry Garvey expressed some interest in doing lower energy form factor measurements. - Code is being devloped to produce a simple ntuple of neutrino beam characteristics and neutrino cross sections. Both Heidi and Jae Yu are
28 September, 1999 28 September, 1999 Local: Fritz DeJongh, Mike Shaevitz, Peter Lucas, Frank Nezrick, Zoltan Ligeti, Martin Schmaltz, Peter Shanahan, Ray Stefanski, Eric Hawker, Pangiotis Spentzouris, Jae Yu, Rob Plunkett, Robert Bernstein, Debbie Harris, Mayda Uilesco, Gokhan Unel, Jorge Morfin, Stephen Parke, Carl Albright, Chris Quigg, Heidi Schellman, Steve Geer BNL: Milind Diwan, Juan Gallardo, Harold Kirk, Rick Fernow LBNL: Lina Galtieri, Ronald Madaras, Mark Strovink, Bob Cahn, Jonathan Wurtele Minnesota: Priscilla Cushman Princeton: Kirk McDonald, Eric Prebys Rochester: Kevin McFarland, Arie Bodek Stonybrook: Robert Shrock, Irina Mocioiu, Jim Hill 1. Introduction 1.1 Letter from Mike Shaevitz The Fermilab directorate would like a study of the physics
M. M. Gabriela Catanesi, 12 Swapan Chattopadhyay, 11 Weiren Chou, 2 David B. Cline, 15 Linda R. Coney, 14 Janet M. Conrad, 14 John N. Corlett, 16 Lucien Cremaldi, 13 Mary Anne Cummings, 17 Christine Darve, 2 Fritz DeJongh, 2 Alexandr Drozhdin, 2 Paul Drumm, 18 V. Daniel Elvira, 2 Deborah Errede, 19 Adrian Fabich, 3 William M. Fawley, 16 Richard C. Fernow, 8 Massimo Ferrario, 12 David A. Finley, 2 Nathaniel J. Fisch, 20 Yasuo Fukui, 15 Miguel A. Furman, 16 Tony A. Gabriel, 21 Raphael Galea, 14 Juan C. Gallardo, 8 Roland Garoby, 3 Alper A. Garren, 15 Stephen H. Geer, 2 Simone Gilardoni, 3 Andreas J. Van Ginneken, 2 Ilya F. Ginzburg, 22 Romulus Godang, 13 Maury Goodman, 23 Michael R. Gosz, 1 Michael A. Green, 16 Peter Gruber, 3 John F. Gunion, 24 Ramesh Gupta, 8 John R Haines, 21 Klaus Hanke, 3 Gail G. Hanson, 25 Tao Han, 4 Michael Haney, 19 Don Hartill, 26 Robert E. Hartline, 27 Helmut D. Haseroth, 3 Ahmed Hassanein,
Swapan Swapan Chattopadhyay, 11 Weiren Chou, 2 David B. Cline, 15 Linda R. Coney, 14 Janet M. Conrad, 14 John N. Corlett, 16 Lucien Cremaldi, 13 Mary Anne Cummings, 17 Christine Darve, 2 Fritz DeJongh, 2 Alexandr Drozhdin, 2 Paul Drumm, 6 V. Daniel Elvira, 2 Deborah Errede, 18 Adrian Fabich, 3 William M. Fawley, 16 Richard C. Fernow, 8 Massimo Ferrario, 12 David A. Finley, 2 Nathaniel J. Fisch, 19 Yasuo Fukui, 15 Miguel A. Furman, 16 Tony A. Gabriel, 20 Raphael Galea, 14 Juan C. Gallardo, 8 Roland Garoby, 3 Alper A. Garren, 15 Stephen H. Geer, 2 Simone Gilardoni, 3 Andreas J. Van Ginneken, 2 Ilya F. Ginzburg, 21 Romulus Godang, 13 Maury Goodman, 22 Michael R. Gosz, 1 Michael A. Green, 16 Peter Gruber, 3 John F. Gunion, 23 Ramesh Gupta, 8 John R Haines, 20 Klaus Hanke, 3 Gail G. Hanson, 24 Tao Han, 4 Michael Haney, 18 Don Hartill, 25 Robert E. Hartline, 26 Helmut D. Haseroth, 3 Ahmed Hassanein, 22 Kara Hoffman, 27
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Energy Plan (Nationaler Plan für erneuerbare Energien) würde die Energie- versorgung der USA ein immenses Potenzial: Durch Sonnenstrahlen gelangt binnen 40 Mi- nuten so viel Energie auf unseren Solarkraftwerken zu verfügen. Dieses Gebiet erhält jährlich etwa 5000 Exajoule Sonnen- energie (1 EJ = 1018 Joule
Durstewitz, Daniel
Fermilab Steering Group Report
Acknowledgement Acknowledgement The Fermilab Steering Group is grateful to many members of the particle physics and accelerator community for their expert advice and contributions to the preparation of this report: Robert Abrams, Nikolai Andreev, Charles Ankenbrandt, Giorgio Apollinari, Jeff Appel, Rick Baartman, Jonathan Bagger, Wander Baldini, Barry Barish, Gerald Blazey, Dixon Bogert, Ed Bonnema, James Brau, Steven Brice, Stanley Brodsky, Daniel Broemmelsiek, Alan Bross, Charles Brown, Douglas Bryman, William Bugg, Alexey Burov, Phillip Burrows, Maksim Bychkov, Robert Cahn, Marcela Carena, Jean-Paul Carneiro, Harry Carter, Robert Carey, Brian Chase, David Christian, Michael Church, Willie Clark, Janet Conrad, John Corlett, Mary Anne Cummings, Dan Dale, Chris Damerell, Paul Debevec, André de Gouvea, Fritz DeJongh, Marcel Demarteau, Paul Derwent, Milind Diwan, Harold Lee Dodds, Gerald Dugan, Craig Dukes, Estia Eichten, Eckhard Elsen, Louis Emery, Peter Fisher, George Flanagan, Tony Favale, Gary Feldman, Buck Field, David Finley, Bonnie Fleming, Brian Foster, Emil Frlez, Kenneth Ganezer, Consolato Gattuso, Stephen Geer, Norman Gelfand, Terry Goldman, Keith Gollwitzer, Maury Goodman, Paul Grannis, Daniel Green, Terry Grimm, Alan Hahn, Reidar Hahn, Michael Harrison, Ayman Hawari, David Hertzog, Robert Hirosky, David Hitlin, Richard Holmes, Maxine Hronek, Patrick Hurh, Jim Hylen, Gerald Jackson, Andreas Jansson, David Johnson, Jeffrey Johnson, Rol Johnson, John Johnstone, Chang Kee Jung, Steven Kahn, Peter Kammel, Yuri Kamyshkov, David Kawall, Kara Keeter, Christina Keller, Robert Kephart, Harold Kirk, David Kirkby, Arkadiy Klebaner, Sergey Korenev, Ioanis Kourbanis, Andreas Kronfeld, Krishna Kumar, James Lackey, Kenneth Lande, Valeri Lebedev, Kevin Lesko, Tony Leveling, Mats Lindroos, Laurence Littenberg, Vladimir Lobashev, Kevin Lynch, William Marciano, Daniel Marlow, John Marriner, Michael Martens, Dongming Mei, Mark Messier, Peter Meyers, Phillip Miller, Shekhar Mishra, Hugh Montgomery, Kevin Munday, Homer Neal, David Neuffer, Andrew Norman, Kenneth Olsen, Peter Ostroumov, Satoshi Ozaki, Robert Palmer, Vaia Papadimitriou, Stephen Parke, Kent Paschke, Ralph Pasquinelli, Todd Pedlar, Stephen Peggs, Susan Pfiffner, Henryk Piekarz, Thomas Phillips, Dinko Pocanic, Milorad Popovic, James Popp, Eric Prebys, Chris Quigg, Regina Rameika, Ronald Ray, Lee Roberts, Tom Roberts, Natalie Roe, Jerome Rosen, Marc Ross, Howard Rubin, Randy Ruchti, Richard Sah, Niki Saoulidou, Kate Scholberg, Alan Schwartz, Yannis Semertzidis, Abraham Seiden, Melvyn Shochet, Marilyn Smith, Henry Sobel, Paul Souder, Giulio Stancari, Michelle Stancari, Raymond Stefanski, James Stone, Sheldon Stone, Michael Syphers, Alex Tarasiewicz, Eddie Tatar, Rex Tayloe, Alvin Tollestrup, Yagmur Torun, Todd Treado, Michael Turner, Fred Ullrich, John Urbin, Alexander Valishev, Leonid Vorobiev, Nick Walker, Robert Webber, Bernard Wehring, Steven Werkema, Christopher White, Herman White, James Whitmore, David Wildman, Kent Alan Williams, William Willis, Phil Winkle, William Snow, Stanley Wojcicki, Hitoshi Yamamoto, Peter Yamin, Katsuya Yonehara, Cary Yoshikawa, Albert Young, Michael Zeller, Michael Zisman, Alexander Zlobin, and Robert Zwaska
mill power, or wind in Holland - Fig 62 from Lomborg: indicates wood and hydro initial primary sources development driven by car/truck culture and public works - most road expansion post WWII to mid-fifties now.g., Samamish plateau in E. King Co. - 50 M cars registered in 1954, 350M in '89, 500M in '00, but there is "no
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... Fritz Blatter and Hai Sun have developed a selective thermal or photochemical oxidation procedure that favors oxidation of unsubstituted alkanes, ...
Y-12 and uranium history
German chemists, Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman, successfully described a new term, nuclear fission, for their experiment that resulted in the first splitting of the uranium atom....
Nobel Prize in Physics 1986
the design of the first electron microscope" Ernst Ruska Button 12 of prize Button Germany Button born 1906, died 1988 Button CA - Fritz-Haber-Institut der...
Nobel Prize in Physics 1911
laws governing the radiation of heat" Wilhelm Carl Werner Otto Fritz Franz Wien Button Germany Button born 1864, died 1928 Button CA - University of Munich, Munich, Germany Button...
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David Fritz or Marco Cammarata SXR L272 CAVALLERI, ANDREA Probing the Fate of Static Stripes in LESCO 18 as a Transient Superconducting Phase is Formed Bill Schlotter or Josh...
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program. He obtained both his B.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Washington in Seattle. Following post-doctoral work at the Fritz Haber Institute in Berlin and at Lawrence...
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its Implications for Coherent Diffractive Imaging L172 Rudenko, Artem Bostedt XPP X-Ray Split-Pulse Experiments L237 Gruebel, Gerhard Fritz Jan 27-Feb 1 AMO Structure Of Giant...
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory - LCLS Ramps Up for Fourth...
earlier this year. Now XPP instrument scientist David Fritz is ticking items off a laundry list of 141 shutdown tasks. "We're moving some things around and will have to...
Effect of reaction conditions on size and morphology of ultrasonically prepared Ni(OH)2 powders
used as a hydrogenation catalyst and in the ceramic industry for sintered fritz and glazes morphology and small particle size is also important for producing metallic nanoparticles for ceramic matrix
Suslick, Kenneth S.
Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU), research grant no. 904 17 348. Authors: Dr. Fritz Reusswig* Dipl. Soz these and other questions. In six German cities a total of 1118 cinema visitors were asked before and after
Calov, Reinhard
Tunable compression of wind tunnel data
... Main, JA and Fritz, WP (2006), Database-assisted design for wind: concepts, software ... March 2006, http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/winds/pdf_files/Main ...
Nobel Prize in Physics 1914
discovery of the diffraction of X-rays by crystals" Max Theodor Felix von Laue Button Germany Button born 1879, died 1960 Button CA - Fritz Haber Institute, Berlin, Germany Button...
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O.B. Spahn and K.L. Lear Publication Date: March 10, 1998 US5780867: Broadband light-emitting diode Assignee: Sandia Corporation Inventor(s): I.J. Fritz, J.F. Klem, and M.J....
Real Effects of Accounting Rules: Evidence from Multinational Firms' Investment Location and Profit Repatriation Decisions
, Charles Christian, Fritz Foley, Frank Hodge, Doug Shackelford, Stephanie Sikes, Joel Slemrod and Ryan Shackelford, Stephanie Sikes, Joel Slemrod, and Ryan Wilson. We also appreciate the support of Pricewaterhouse
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June 1, 2005 June 1, 2005 Calendar Wednesday, June 1 THERE WILL BE NO FERMILAB ILC R&D MEETING THIS WEEK 11:00 a.m. Research Techniques Seminar - Curia II Speaker: T. Shutt, Case Western Reserve University Title: The XENON Dark Matter Experiment 2:00 p.m. Proton Driver General Meeting - 1 West Speaker: F. DeJongh, Fermilab Title: e Experimental Ideas Speaker: G. Romanov, Fermilab Title: Front End Design of the Proton Driver 3:30 p.m. DIRECTOR'S COFFEE BREAK - 2nd Flr X-Over 4:00 p.m. Fermilab Colloquium - 1 West Speaker: R. Kaufmann, Boston University Title: Oil and the American Way of Life: Don't Ask, Don't Tell Thursday, June 2 2:30 p.m. Theoretical Physics Seminar - Curia II Speaker: S. Chivukula, Michigan State University Title: Higgsless Models in AdS: Lessons from Deconstruction
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Jack Gilbert Jack Gilbert BIO Home Page About BIO News Releases Research Publications People Contact Us Organization Chart Site Index Inside BIO BIO Safety About Argonne Jack Gilbert Publications by Author, Select Publication Author Quick Link Randy Alkire Frank Collart Carol Giometti Deborah Hanson Julie Jastrow Andrzej Joachimiak Kenneth Kemner Philip Laible Roser Matamala Michael Miller Edward O'Loughlin Raj Pokkuluri Marianne Schiffer Jack Gilbert Temperton B, Thomas S, Tait K, Parry H, Emery M, Allen M, Quinn J, McGrath J, Gilbert JA. 2011. Permanent draft genome sequence of Vibrio tubiashii strain NCIMB 1337 (ATCC19106). SIGS. In press. Field D, Kyrpides N, White O, Knight R, Gilbert JA, et al. 2011. The Genomic Standards Consortium, Plos Biology. In press. Best A, DeJongh M, DevoidS, Gilbert JA, Glass E, Henry CS, Larsen
Ein Jahrhundert ist es her, dass die deutsche Wissenschaftslandschaft im damals boomenden Wirtschaftszweig Chemie ausgebaut wurde. Der Kaiser persnlich weihte die zwei Chemieinstitute
Wirtschaftszweig Chemie ausgebaut wurde. Der Kaiser persönlich weihte die zwei Chemieinstitute der gerade gegründeten Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gesellschaft ein. Erster Direktor am Institut für physikalische Chemie war Fritz Programm stand die Einweihung des Kaiser-Wilhelm-Instituts für physika- lische Chemie und Elektrochemie
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features of solar system planets as part of comparative planetology Theodore Fritz Professor, Astronomy atmospheres; GPS satellite com- munications; space plasmas in the solar system Jerome Mertz Professor in the year, we welcomed Professors Christos Cassandras (Head of the Division of Systems Engineering
Nuclear motion captured by the slow electron velocity imaging technique in the tunnelling predissociation of the S1 methylamine
of Physics. [doi:10.1063/1.3675566] I. INTRODUCTION Chemical reactions often involve short-lived species-designed bimolecular reactions. Along this line, the dispersed fluo- rescence spectroscopic study of CH3I to this work. b)Present address: Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, Berl
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PNNL-19427, Rev. 1 Prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy
PNNL-19427, Rev. 1 Prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy under Contract DE-AC05-76RL01830 Data Quality Objectives Supporting Radiological Air Emissions Monitoring for the PNNL Site JM Barnett BG Fritz KM Meier TM Poston SF Snyder EJ Antonio November 2012 #12;PNNL-19427, Rev. 1 #12;PNNL-19427, Rev. 1
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PNNL-17619 Prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy under Contract DE-AC05-76RL01830 Hanford 100 BG Fritz CL Bilskis DP Mendoza June 2008 #12;#12;#12;#12;PNNL-17619 Hanford 100-D Area Biostimulation biostimulation can be applied to help meet cleanup goals in the Hanford Site 100-D Area. The in situ
Automotive and MHE Fuel Cell System Cost Analysis
Vince Contini, Kathya Mahadevan, Fritz Eubanks, Vince Contini, Kathya Mahadevan, Fritz Eubanks, Jennifer Smith, Gabe Stout and Mike Jansen Battelle April 16, 2013 Manufacturing Cost Analysis of Fuel Cells for Material Handling Applications 2 Presentation Outline * Background * Approach * System Design * Fuel Cell Stack Design * Stack, BOP and System Cost Models * System Cost Summary * Results Summary 3 * 10 and 25 kW PEM Fuel Cells for Material Handling Equipment (MHE) applications Background 5-year program to provide feedback to DOE on evaluating fuel cell systems for stationary and emerging markets by developing independent models and cost estimates * Applications - Primary (including CHP) power, backup power, APU, and material handling * Fuel Cell Types - 80°C PEM, 180°C PEM, SOFC technologies
Fritz Coester Fritz Coester phone: 630/252-4089 FAX: 630/252-6008 e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Biographical sketch 1944 Ph.D., University of Zurich, Switzerland 1944-46 Physicist, Sulzer Brothers, Ltd., Winterthur, Switzerland 1946-47 Research Associate, University of Geneva, Switzerland 1947-53 Assistant Professor, University of Iowa 1953-60 Associate Professor, University of Iowa 1960-63 Professor, University of Iowa 1963-97 Senior Physicist, Argonne National Laboratory 1997-present Post-retirement research participant, Argonne National Laborato ry 1953-54 Member, Institute for Advanced Study 1955-62 Consultant, Argonne National Laboratory 1962-63 Resident Research Associate, Argonne National Laboratory Member, Swiss Physical Society Member, European Physical Society
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CNEEC CNEEC Energy Frontier Research Centers (EFRCs) EFRCs Home Centers Research Science Highlights News & Events Publications Contact BES Home Centers CNEEC Print Text Size: A A A RSS Feeds FeedbackShare Page Center on Nanostructuring for Efficient Energy Conversion (CNEEC) Director(s): Fritz Prinz and Stacey Bent Lead Institution: Stanford University Mission: To understand how nanostructuring can enhance efficiency for energy conversion and to solve fundamental cross-cutting problems in advanced energy conversion and storage systems. Research Topics: catalysis (heterogeneous), solar (fuels), photosynthesis (natural and artificial), bio-inspired, electrodes - solar, defects, charge transport, materials and chemistry by design, synthesis (novel materials) Materials Studied:
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Macrophotography Macrophotography Jump to: navigation, search Dictionary.png Macrophotography Close up photography of small items, producing larger than life size images of the subject. View on Wikipedia Wikipedia Definition Macro photography (or photomacrography or macrography, and sometimes macrophotography), invented by Fritz Goro, is extreme close-up photography, usually of very small subjects, in which the size of the subject in the photograph is greater than life size (though macrophotography technically refers to the art of making very large photographs). By some definitions, a macro photograph is one in which the size of the subject on the negative or image sensor is life size or greater. However in other uses it refers to a finished photograph of a subject at greater than life size. The ratio of
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Jennifer A. Kozak, Jennifer A. Kozak, 1,2 Dr. Fritz Simeon, 2 Prof. T. Alan Hatton,* ,2 and Prof. Timothy F. Jamison* ,1 1 Department of Chemistry and 2 Department of Chemical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology U.S. Department of Energy National Energy Technology Laboratory Carbon Storage R&D Project Review Meeting Developing the Technologies and Building the Infrastructure for CO 2 Storage August 21-23, 2012 2 Presentation Outline * Motivation, Goals, Objectives * Background * Cyclic Carbonate Synthesis via Catalytic Coupling of CO 2 and Epoxides * New Catalysts and Reaction Scope * Mechanism - A New Paradigm for Activating Epoxides * Conclusions 3 Benefit to the Program * Identify the Program goals being addressed. - Develop technologies to demonstrate that 99 percent
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What Steps Do You Take to Maintain Your Furnace? What Steps Do You Take to Maintain Your Furnace? Proper maintenance is key to ensuring your heating and cooling systems are in working order. January 6, 2010 Simple Maintenance Saves Costly Furnace Repair/Replacement For the past few weeks, my forced-air gas furnace has been on the fritz. I blame this on the fact that I haven't been as diligent as I should have been with regular furnace maintenance. January 5, 2010 Florida company looks to put algae in your gas tank Algenol Biofuels Inc., receives a grant to develop a biorefinery in Freeport, Texas. January 5, 2010 South Carolina gearing up for wind boom Clemson University's Restoration Institute will soon begin constructing a large-scale wind turbine testing facility. January 5, 2010 Maine Company Growing with Weatherization Work
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Peninsula University of Technology - Centre for Distributed Power and Peninsula University of Technology - Centre for Distributed Power and Electronic Systems Jump to: navigation, search Name Cape Peninsula University of Technology Address Symphony way, Bellville Place Cape Town, South Africa Zip 7535 Region Western cape Number of employees 11-50 Year founded 2004 Phone number +27219596563 Website http://www.cput.ac.za References Dr Atanda Raji[1] Prof. Kahn MTE[2] Dr Marco Adonis[3] Dr Wilfred Fritz[4] LinkedIn Connections This article is a stub. You can help OpenEI by expanding it. Cape Peninsula University of Technology - Centre for Distributed Power and Electronic Systems is a research institution based in Cape Town, South Africa. References ↑ "Dr Atanda Raji" ↑ "Prof. Kahn MTE" ↑ "Dr Marco Adonis"
Abstract. In 1904, the year before Einstein�s seminal papers on special relativity, Austrian physicist Fritz Hasen�hrl examined the properties of blackbody radiation in a moving cavity. He calculated the work necessary to keep the cavity moving at a constant velocity as it fills with radiation and concluded that the radiation energy has associated with it an apparent mass such that E = 3 8 mc2. In a subsequent paper, also in 1904, Hasen�hrl achieved the same result by computing the force necessary to accelerate a cavity already filled with radiation. In early 1905, he corrected the latter result to E = 3 4 mc2. This result, i.e., m = 4 3 E/c2, has led many to conclude that Hasen�hrl fell victim to the same �mistake � made by others who derived this relation between the mass and electrostatic energy of the electron. Some have attributed
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Simple Maintenance Saves Costly Furnace Repair/Replacement Simple Maintenance Saves Costly Furnace Repair/Replacement Simple Maintenance Saves Costly Furnace Repair/Replacement January 6, 2010 - 8:26am Addthis Chris Stewart Senior Communicator at DOE's National Renewable Energy Laboratory For the past few weeks, my forced-air gas furnace has been on the fritz. I blame this on the fact that I haven't been as diligent as I should have been with regular furnace maintenance, which includes: Checking the condition of the vent connection pipe and chimney Checking the physical integrity of the heat exchanger Adjusting the controls to provide optimum water and air temperature settings for both efficiency and comfort Having a technician perform a combustion-efficiency test Checking the combustion chamber for cracks. Testing for carbon monoxide
Stationery and Emerging Market Fuel Cell System Cost Analysis - DOE Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Program FY 2012 Annual Progress Report
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Manhattan Project: Fission Comes to America, 1939
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Excerpt from the comic book "Adventures Inside the Atom." Click on this image or visit the "Library" to view the whole comic book. FISSION COMES TO AMERICA Excerpt from the comic book "Adventures Inside the Atom." Click on this image or visit the "Library" to view the whole comic book. FISSION COMES TO AMERICA (1939) Events > Atomic Discoveries, 1890s-1939 A Miniature Solar System, 1890s-1919 Exploring the Atom, 1919-1932 Atomic Bombardment, 1932-1938 The Discovery of Fission, 1938-1939 Fission Comes to America, 1939 News of the fission experiments of Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann, and of the Meitner-Frisch calculations that confirmed them, spread rapidly. Meitner and Frisch communicated their results to Niels Bohr, who was in Copenhagen preparing to depart for the United States via Sweden and England. Bohr confirmed the validity of the findings while sailing to New York City, arriving on January 16, 1939. Ten days later Bohr, accompanied by Enrico Fermi, communicated the latest developments to some European émigré scientists who had preceded him to this country and to members of the American scientific community at the opening session of a conference on theoretical physics in Washington, D.C.
Impacts of Sedimentation from Oil and Gas Development on Stream Macroinvertebrates in Two Adjacent Watersheds of the Allegheny National Forest of Northwestern Pennsylvania
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Fritz, Kelley'*, Steven Harris', Harry Edenborn2, and James Sams2. 'Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, PA 16214, 2National Energy Technology Laboratory, U.S. Dept. Energy, Pittsburgh, PA 15236. Impacts a/Sedimentation/rom Oil and Gas Development on Stream Macroinvertebrates in Two Adjacent Watersheds a/the Allegheny National Forest a/Northwestern Pennsylvania - The Allegheny National Forest (ANF), located in northwestern Pennsy Ivania, is a multiuse forest combining commercial development with recreational and conservation activities. As such, portions of the ANF have been heavily logged and are now the subject of widespread oil and gas development. This rapid increase in oil and gas development has led to concerns about sediment runoff from the dirt and gravel roads associated with development and the potential impact on the aquatic biota of the receiving streams. We examined and compared the benthic macroinvertebrate communities in two adjacent watersheds of similar size and topography in the ANF; the Hedgehog Run watershed has no oil and gas development, while the adjacent Grunder Run watershed has extensive oil and gas development. In Hedgehog and Grunder Run, we collected monthly kicknet samples from riffles and glides at two sites from April to October 2010. At the same intervals, we measured standard water quality parameters, including conductivity and turbidity. Preliminary results have indicated much higher turbidity in Grunder Run, but little difference in the diversity and abundance of benthic macro invertebrates inhabiting the two streams.
Fritz, K.; Harris, S.; Edenborn, H.M.; Sams, J.
Manhattan Project: The Discovery of Fission, 1938-1939
Lise Meitner and Otto Hahn, Kaiser-Wilhelm Institute, Berlin THE DISCOVERY OF FISSION Berlin, Germany (1938-1939) Events > Atomic Discoveries, 1890s-1939 A Miniature Solar System, 1890s-1919 Exploring the Atom, 1919-1932 Atomic Bombardment, 1932-1938 The Discovery of Fission, 1938-1939 Fission Comes to America, 1939 The English word "atom" derives from the Greek word "atomon" ("ατομον"), which means "that which cannot be divided." In 1938, the scientific community proved the Greek philosophers wrong by dividing the atom. Excerpt from the comic book "Adventures Inside the Atom." Click on this image or visit the "Library" to view the whole comic book. Fission, the basis of the atomic bomb, was discovered in Nazi Germany less than a year before the beginning of the Second World War. It was December 1938 when the radiochemists Otto Hahn (above, with Lise Meitner) and Fritz Strassmann, while bombarding elements with neutrons in their Berlin laboratory, made their unexpected discovery. They found that while the nuclei of most elements changed somewhat during neutron bombardment, uranium nuclei changed greatly and broke into two roughly equal pieces. They split and became not the new transuranic elements that some thought Enrico Fermi had discovered but radioactive barium isotopes (barium has the atomic number 56) and other fragments of the uranium itself. The substances Fermi had created in his experiments, that is, did more than resemble lighter elements -- they were lighter elements. The products of the Hahn-Strassmann experiment weighed less than that of the original uranium nucleus, and herein lay the primary significance of their findings. It folIowed from Albert Einstein's E=mc2 equation that the loss of mass resulting from the splitting process must have been converted into energy in the form of kinetic energy that could in turn be converted into heat.
The ore pitchblende was discovered in the 1750's near Joachimstal in what is now the Czech Republic. Used as a colorant in glazes, uranium was identified in 1789 as the active ingredient by chemist Martin Klaproth. In 1896, French physicist Henri Becquerel studied uranium minerals as part of his investigations into the phenomenon of fluorescence. He discovered a strange energy emanating from the material which he dubbed 'rayons uranique.' Unable to explain the origins of this energy, he set the problem aside. About two years later, a young Polish graduate student was looking for a project for her dissertation. Marie Sklodowska Curie, working with her husband Pierre, picked up on Becquerel's work and, in the course of seeking out more information on uranium, discovered two new elements (polonium and radium) which exhibited the same phenomenon, but were even more powerful. The Curies recognized the energy, which they now called 'radioactivity,' as something very new, requiring a new interpretation, new science. This discovery led to what some view as the 'golden age of nuclear science' (1895-1945) when countries throughout Europe devoted large resources to understand the properties and potential of this material. By World War II, the potential to harness this energy for a destructive device had been recognized and by 1939, Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman showed that fission not only released a lot of energy but that it also released additional neutrons which could cause fission in other uranium nuclei leading to a self-sustaining chain reaction and an enormous release of energy. This suggestion was soon confirmed experimentally by other scientists and the race to develop an atomic bomb was on. The rest of the development history which lead to the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 is well chronicled. After World War II, development of more powerful weapons systems by the United States and the Soviet Union continued to advance nuclear science. It was this defense application that formed the basis for the commercial nuclear power industry.
Marra, J.
Molecular Quantum Mechanics 2010: From Methylene to DNA and Beyond Conference Support
This grant was $12500 for partial support of an international conference, Molecular Quantum Mechanics 2010, which was held on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley, from 24 to 29 May 2010. The conference involved more than 250 participants. The conference schedule ran from as early as 8:00 AM to as late as 10:30 PM at night, in order to accommodate six historical lectures, 16 plenary lectures, 42 invited talks and two very strong poster sessions containing 143 contributed posters. Since 1989, the Molecular Quantum Mechanics (MQM) series of international conferences has show- cased the frontiers of research in quantum chemistry with a strong focus on basic theory and algorithms, as well as highlights of topical applications. Both were strongly in evidence at MQM 2010. At the same time as embracing the future, the MQM conferences also honour the lifetime contributions of some of the most prominent scientists in the field of theoretical and computational quantum chemistry. MQM 2010 recognised the work of Prof. Henry F. �Fritz� Schaefer of the Center for Computational Chemistry at the University of Georgia, who was previously on the faculty at Berkeley The travel of invited speakers was partially covered by sponsorships from Dell Computer, Hewlett-Packard, Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation, Virginia Tech College of Science, Molecular Physics, Q-Chem Inc and the American Institute of Physics. By contrast, the conference grant from the Department of Energy was used to provide fellowships and scholarships to enable graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to attend the meeting, and thereby broaden the participation of young scientists at a meeting where in the past most of the attendees have been more senior faculty researchers. We believe that we were very successful in this regard: 118 students and postdocs attended out of the total of 256 participants. In detail, the DOE sponsorship money was partially used for dormitory scholarships that covered the cost of shared accommodation for students and postdocs at Berkeley dormitories. This covered the $200-$305 cost of a shared room for the 5-day duration of the conference. The only condition of these scholarships was that the awardee must present a poster at the meeting. Approximately $7565 was spent for these dormitory scholarships. The remaining expenditures of $4800 was used for 12 merit scholarships which were awarded to students whose poster presentations were judged the best at the conference. This amount covered a significant part of their travel and registration fees.
Scientific and Technical Posters from the 2010 NETL Carbon Dioxide Capture Technology Meeting
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NETL hosted the 2010 CO2 Capture Technology Meeting on September 13-17, 2010 in Pittsburgh, PA. The Meeting provided a public forum to present carbon dioxide (CO2) capture technology development status and accomplishments made under NETL's Innovations for Existing Plants, Carbon Sequestration and Demonstration Programs. In addition, ARPA-E Program Director Mark Hartney highlighted the Agency's CO2 capture portfolio. Both ARPA-E and NETL projects were featured in the poster session, and these posters are now available online. ARPA-E posters are:
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Hot electron dynamics in graphene
Graphene, a two-dimensional (2D) honeycomb structure allotrope of carbon atoms, has a long history since the invention of the pencil [Petroski (1989)] and the linear dispersion band structure proposed by Wallace [Wal]; however, only after Novoselov et al. successively isolated graphene from graphite [Novoselov et al. (2004)], it has been studied intensively during the recent years. It draws so much attentions not only because of its potential application in future electronic devices but also because of its fundamental properties: its quasiparticles are governed by the two-dimensional Dirac equation, and exhibit a variety of phenomena such as the anomalous integer quantum Hall effect (IQHE) [Novoselov et al. (2005)] measured experimentally, a minimal conductivity at vanishing carrier concentration [Neto et al. (2009)], Kondo effect with magnetic element doping [Hentschel and Guinea (2007)], Klein tunneling in p-n junctions [Cheianov and Fal�ko (2006), Beenakker (2008)], Zitterbewegung [Katsnelson (2006)], and Schwinger pair production [Schwinger (1951); Dora and Moessner (2010)]. Although both electron-phonon coupling and photoconductivity in graphene also draws great attention [Yan et al. (2007); Satou et al. (2008); Hwang and Sarma (2008); Vasko and Ryzhii (2008); Mishchenko (2009)], the nonequilibrium behavior based on the combination of electronphonon coupling and Schwinger pair production is an intrinsic graphene property that has not been investigated. Our motivation for studying clean graphene at low temperature is based on the following effect: for a fixed electric field, below a sufficiently low temperature linear eletric transport breaks down and nonlinear transport dominates. The criteria of the strength of this field [Fritz et al. (2008)] is eE = T2/~vF (1.1) For T >?eE~vF the system is in linear transport regime while for T
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I know you vie for the good ol' days
And with less of us around, we were a cinch to sway
Does it feel like it's the end of the world
Well maybe it is, but when was it not,
Cause it's true, me and you
We are all tomorrow's food today
There's no such thing as the good ol' days
The older we all get, the better we all were
There's no such as the end of the world
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Defending Jacob by William Landay
In Defending Jacob, Andy and Lori Barber seem to have it all: an idealistic suburban life, great friends and neighbors, and reputations to be envied. Then their 14-year-old son, Jacob, is accused of murder, and life is never the same again.
Released this past January by author William Landay, this novel combines legal suspense, character depth, shocking plot turns, and an ending that will blow your mind.
The story begins when Andy Barber, an Assistant D.A. for more than 20 years in Newton, MA, receives a phone call that a teenage boy has been found murdered in a park near the very middle school that his own son, Jacob, attends. It becomes even more personal for Andy when he discovers that the victim and Jacob were acquainted.
Andy suspects that a sleazy pedophile who lives near the crime scene is responsible for the horrific stabbing, but after interviewing the victim's classmates and reading on Facebook that Jacob not only owns a knife that matches the murder weapon but is being accused of the crime by his own circle of friends, he is forced to consider otherwise.
As everyone in town turns their backs on the Barber family, and as their perfect existence begins to crumble, Andy takes a hard look at the evidence, which appears very circumstantial. But things soon get worse when Andy and his now mentally fragile wife, Lori, learn that more stunning evidence has been discovered.
Eventually Jacob is charged with first-degree murder and must stand trial. Throughout the entire ordeal, Andy never loses faith in his son or his innocence. Even when he discovers that Jacob is not quite the perfect son that he thought he was.
Andy is also forced to tell his wife a surprising secret he's been hiding for their entire marriage – a secret that may throw Jacob's defense into jeopardy.
Willia Landay proves that he is a master storyteller of suspense in Defending Jacob. The novel has no real weaknesses and can hold its own with any legal thriller compared to it. And for the mystery buffs out there, this book feels somewhat like a combination between a John Grisham courtroom drama and an attention-grabbing Harlan Coben selection.
Defending Jacob is actually William Landay's third novel. His debut novel, Mission Flats won the Creasey Memorial Dagger Award for Best First Crime Novel, and his second offering, The Strangler, was selected by The Los Angeles Times as the favorite crime book of the year.
Landay himself is a Yale and Boston College Law School graduate who served for eight years as an Assistant D.A. in Middlesex County, Massachusetts before turning to writing as a career.
Luckily for all of the suspense enthusiasts out there, Landay is already working on his next anticipated novel, but in the meantime, if you are going to pick one book to read this summer, Defending Jacob is it.
The layers of tension, smooth writing style, and great twists and turns at the end make this selection worth every minute you spend devouring the pages to discover the answer to the million dollar question – is Jacob truly an inhumane killer or an innocent boy falsely accused of a gruesome murder?
About the Author
Amy Morris is a librarian technical assistant at the Westport Branch. She earned a B.A. in English, with an emphasis in creative writing, from Avila University. Besides reading and writing, Amy enjoys traveling, art, being creative, and spending time with her family.
I am glad so many people are
I am glad so many people are reading this book. For those who think the mother is the real murderer, you are not alone. Since I wrote this book review, I have had many people ask me if I thought this theory was plausible. All I can say is anything is possible, but more importantly, this discussion is proving that Defending Jacob is a multifaceted novel with depth.
This has turned out to be one of my favorite books over the last year!
Hi, This book sounds
This book sounds intriguing and your book review is excellent! I enjoyed John Grisham books and I think I will like courtroom dialogue and setting in Defending Jacob too. Thanks for your recommendation. I'm looking forward to reading this new suspenseful novel.
I hope you enjoy this book -
I hope you enjoy this book - it's a good one! After you finish it, check back in and let me know what you think of it.
Thanks for your comment and
Thanks for your comment and your great discussion question! It sounds like you liked the book as much as I did. I don't want to give too much away about the end by responding here, but if you would e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com, I would love to answer your question and give you my opinion about the ending.
I also have some questions for you when you e-mail me. What in particular made you think the mother was involved with the murder. Also, have you read any of William Landay's other books. If so, what was your opinion of them.
Look forward to hearing from you!
I read Defending Jacob two
I read Defending Jacob two times because I was not convinced the son Jacob committed murder. After reading the book twice I realized the real murderer was his mother (at least that is what I think). My friends say I am wrong. Can you tell me what you think? Thank you.
Meredith Katzman, NYC
I told my book club the same
I told my book club the same theory and they laughed me out the door! I thought the mother knew her son was being bullied so killed the friend, suspected Hope would break his hear and killed her. There are some flaws in my theory, such has what would motivate her to kill Jacob in the end.
I think conventional wisdom is against us.


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Scranton's offers casual dining in a historic, early 1920's building that once housed the town's firehouse and city hall. Menu selections include shrimp & grits, Eggplant Lamberto, smoked pulled pork, crab cakes, seafood gumbo, she-crab soup, burgers, crispy fried seafood, po-boys, salads, fresh fish, and steaks. Daily specials are offered.
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Specializing in wedding, dessert, and birthday cakes, this wonderful bakery also prepares fresh and tender donuts, flaky danish pastries, rainbow cookies, and gingerbread men.
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This Mexican restaurant offers traditional favorites like delicious salsa, spicy quesadillas and much more.
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Serving authentic Thai cuisine daily for lunch and dinner.
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Situated on the Government Street, Mezo's Juke Joint is one of the few places in the city that boasts of staging some of the best talents in the music industry. A preferred after-work hangout for local, live music events are not confined to the walls of the pub as the outdoor patio, that is surrounded by age-old oak trees, has a stage where numerous well-known artists and bands have performed in the past. You can also hangout on the patio during game nights of your favorite football teams or to watch a movie on the huge screen. As for the food, the bar offers a tantalizing treat of sandwiches, nachos, hummus and burger to satisfy your taste buds. Don't forget to order from its list of fruity shots and Mezo's specialty cocktails like Desi's Cajun Peach, Jolly Rancher and Mezo's version of Bloody Mary cocktail, that are served with flair. From entertaining nights to a vibrant crowd that will make you feel at home, this pub has everything to make you hangout here till dawn. Visit their website for more information.
Family owned and operated since the 1950's, Jocelyn's offers delicious soups and salads, as well as homemade desserts!
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Social Creatures
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Barricaded inside a theater, seven people desperately try to survive while the outside world falls apart. But the unnamed danger might come from a place that's scarier than any zombie or horror film. With tempers high and resources dwindling, these survivors are forced to confront a force within themselves that may have led to our end-times.
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A companion piece to Tympanic's critically-acclaimed play festival, Deliver Us From Nowhere—itself drawn from Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska—Today We Escape pairs twelve Chicago playwrights and directors to create an evening of theatre inspired by Radiohead's experimental album, OK Computer. Each writer will use a song on the record as the springboard for a short play before an ensemble of musicians composes original music based on the plays themselves. Like Deliver Us…, Today We Escape is a meditation on how art reflects art; a live album in the most unique sense of the word, and a celebration of music that is at times detached, yet strangely comforting.


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I just checked out the Rocket Fizz store in Indianapolis. If you want bottled soda this is the place. There was not much from Coke and Pepsi, just the Mexican stuff, and I did not see any Dr Pepper. Prices were high but it's worth a look if a road trip takes you near one.
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We have one of those Rocket Fizz stores here in San Luis Obispo. They had a lot of great, interesting sodas to try in glass bottles. Also unique candies too. The SLO location also has a stampy card where you buy eight bottles and the ninth one is free. Glad to see they are expanding out East. They started in Camarillo, CA I think.


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Md Zane September 23, 2009 10:23 AM Will someone from Ducati please tell me when it's my turn to test the bike,Ive got my helmet out of the shed ,dusted off the visor and evicted the spiders out of the lining but the wife's started complaining about it standing next to the kettle. Reply Report abuse 8 agree 0 disagree
samas September 23, 2009 9:57 AM Mattia will be worth watching next year along with Marco Simoncelli. I wish him all the best and look forward to watching him next year. Reply Report abuse 1 agree 0 disagree


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I can't tell you how many unhappy husbands I've seen in my office over the past decade or so. They present with all kinds of issues, from infidelity to in-law troubles and everything in between. Below are eight of the most common complaints that unhappy husbands make about their wives. Read them. Believe them. Stop them.
How does passion turn into pal-ship? Perhaps the very nature of sharing space with someone can breed too much familiarity. It's easy to get comfortable, even sloppy, when we live with each other day in and day out. What message does it send when I leave our house looking polished and revert immediately to comfy cellmate attire when I come home?
The reality is there are too many unsatisfying and empty relationships. Consequently in today's instant gratification society, at least half of men and women are looking for a quick fix of what they need outside of their relationship. If cheating is easy and there is a high payoff, why wouldn't they?
This is the story of a girl who decided that dirty mugs in her sink and leftover kernels of popcorn in the recesses of her couch, with the ones she loves by her side, are all a story she ever needed to be complete. It's the story of the boy who loves her. And the story of the girl who made a decision: She would love him too.
Over the past decade or so, I've found there are a few common pitfalls that women who want to get married inadvertently fall into, and which decrease their chances of getting married while they're still young enough to walk down the aisle without stopping for breath. One of these pitfalls is living together before marriage.
For most people, the decision to leave a marriage is made over time. Although there is no one formula that will lead to an answer, there are some questions you can ask yourself to help you move from indecision to decision. We suggest these as a starting point to help you make the difficult decision to stay or go.
Since the oil boom of the 1970's, many Alberta wives have called themselves "oil patch widows" due to work rotations that require their husbands to be away for weeks or months at a stretch. It is understandable how this physical separation can lead to an emotional disconnection between two people who are often leading separate lives.
I was recently dismayed by a piece of advice given from one businesswoman to another. an entrepreneur sought advice on how to get mental and emotional support from her husband as she worked to grow her new business. In short, she was told the solution was to verbally appreciate her husband more, to "tell him he's your hero", and to orally appreciate her husband more... if you know what I mean. The advice is delivered in cute and quirky way, but it's impossible to miss the message. We're supposed to patronize our men, tell them they're our heroes, and then follow up with sexual favours? Ouch.
Last weekend a group of ladies went to Prince Edward County to celebrate one of our dear friend's upcoming wedding. On Sunday morning we schlepped into Picton to caffeinate and were greeted outside the small town café by an impeccably dressed 91-year-old lady with mischievous eyes and one helluva smile. The real climax came in the form of marriage advice to the soon-to-be bride...
In many cases, couples' counselling can be the final nail in the marital coffin. Why? Because counselling is a practice that focuses on the self. This "all about me," approach is the precise opposite of what struggling spouses need to save a marriage in crisis. It's naïve to think that an individual's personal experience with marriage doesn't factor into the relationship advice they dispense.
It's a devastating thing for a woman to admit -- that her husband seems to have lost his desire for her. Women often jump to the conclusion that unsatisfying sex is the reason for the chilly temperatures. Yet as often as not, men withdraw from their wives for non-sexual reasons. Check out these eight Do's and Don'ts to see whether any of them might help reignite his spark for you.
Don't make any stupid mistakes when your marriage is in a slump. Don't drown your sorrows in a bottle of Jack or jump into bed with the first Facebook friend to give you a poke. For better or for worse, remember? Most marital bad moods will pass quickly enough, but serious mistakes in judgement will hang around a lot longer.


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