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of this internationally acclaimed show set in suburban Philadelphia. "One of the distinctions of our show is our professional presentation of art quilts. The exhibition has been widely praised by reviewers and artists not only for exhibiting the quilts in a gallery setting but also for promoting the art quilt as an art form."
Art Quilt Elements 2014 Wayne Art Center from Jill Frechie on Vimeo.
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Best in Show Award
Kristin La Flamme
Juror's Award of Merit
Random Thoughts
Elizabeth Brandt
Carolyn Lee Thrasher Vehslage Award
Home at Valley Forge 1777-1778
Lois Charles
The Greater Than the Sum Of Its Parts Award
Jill Ault
Innovation in Medium Award
When You Grow Up 1
Eszter Bornemisza
The Leslie Patterson Award For Best Use of Color
In Vino Veritas
Beth Markel
The Heartstring Quilters Award
Never Enough
Diane Savona
People's Choice Award
Anxiety No. 8, David
Judy Kirpich
Read the Art Quilt Elements article and see the entrie issue at City Suburban News
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Read another article by Main Line Today by Melissa Jacobs
Check out these photos from Susan Covall
A special part of AQE 2014 will be Hang with AQE! We hope you will be a part of this exhibition by donating a 4" x 6" fabric art "postcard" to be displayed in the Link Gallery at our opening weekend (fixed sale price of $50.00 each). All funds raised will help support our beautiful AQE 2014 exhibit. If you include a self-addressed, 9"x12" unpadded envelope, with 10 first class stamps, when you send us your postcard, we will mail you the AQE 2012 catalog as our thank you for your support.
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We are privileged to have this highly qualified team of jurors for the 2014 exhibit:
Susie Brandt, Full-time Faculty, Maryland Institute College of Art Gerhardt Knodel, Internationally Recognized Fiber Artist and Educator Jan Myers- Newbury, Quilt Artist and Educator
Hotels: (When booking a hotel room reservation, please inform the desk that you are a Wayne Art Center Art Quilt Elements 2014 artist to receive a reduced rate.) The Radnor Hotel www.radnorhotel.com West Lancaster Ave & Radnor Rd. Wayne, PA 19087 (610) 688-5800 or 1-800-537-3000 The Wayne Hotel www.waynehotel.com 139 E Lancaster Ave Wayne, PA 19087 (610) 687-5000 Devon Courtyard by Marriott Book your group rate: Art Quilt Elements/Wayne Art Center 762 W. Lancaster AveWayne, PA 19087(610) 687-6633 1-800-320-5746
March 10, 2014 – Deadline for receipt of all quilt work at Wayne Art Center. March 21 – March 23, 2014 - AQE Opening Weekend which will also feature the PA SAQA Symposium, WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW MORE?. Click here for all the details. Download Postcard to learn more: Postcard [PDF]
Opening Reception: Friday, March 21, 2014, 6:00 – 9:00 pm. $5.00 suggested donation. Juror's Talk and Meet the Artists: Saturday, March 21, 2014, 3:30 – 5:30pm. $5.00 suggested donation. May 3, 2014 – AQE 2014 Exhibition Closes. June 1, 2014 – Quilts returned to artists.
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Saturday, March 29th 9:30-11AM $15/adult & child
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Education Day Modern Quilts Meet Art Quilts An open forum with presenters discussing the history and evolution of art quilts and the modern quilt movement. Examples will be shown to offer a conversation about diversity in techniques and concepts. Saturday, April 19th at the WAC 1:00 – 4:00 PM Refreshments
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Artworks by Andrew Joslyn who will be leading the Educatiion Day lecture.
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In the Spirit of SXSW, Austin's Airport Will Keep the Live Music Coming
We�re right in the middle of SXSW, and if you�re lucky enough to be in attendance this year chances are that AUS will be in your plans. We discussed some of our favorite airport eats last year, and the same holds true in 2014�get some ice cream and barbeque before departing town. This year Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is rolling out the welcome mat for visitors yet again, as they�re bringing plenty of live music and other entertainment right into the terminal.
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A New Plane for a New Route: British Airways' 787 Now Flies to Austin, TX
Even though the South by Southwest (SXSW) festival doesn't begin until this weekend, the city of Austin, TX was already in quite a flutter yesterday, with the arrival of their first transatlantic flight. Even better is that the airline is British Airways, who've put their brand new Boeing 787 Dreamliner on the nonstop route. Right now, the flight only operates five times a week, but will increase to daily service as soon as this May.
Texans used to flying other airlines and connecting to London can check out a sample of one of the plane's seats as part of a pop-up British Airways experience in the lobby of Austin's Driskill Hotel. Of course, there's always our own 40-image photo gallery and a few things the BA 787 has that other airplanes do not.
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How to Attend Rachael Ray's Annual Texas 'Feedback Bash'
If you're headed to Austin next week without a SXSW badge there is still plenty to do, and most of it is free too.
Among the best of the badge-free activities is Rachael Ray's Feedback. Forget whatever preconceived notions you might have about TV's perkiest host because no matter what you think of her, the girl can throw a party.
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The Cat's Out of the Bag: How 'Grumpy Cat' Really Arrived to Austin for SXSW
We call bullsh*t on TMZ.
Earlier this week, attendees of Austin, Texas' SXSW festival and, by extension, the entire internet, got in a huge uproar over the VIP treatment and attention paid to one festival attendee in particular. That attendee was a catthe meme-famous "Grumpy Cat."
Grumpy Cat (whose real name is "Tardar Sauce," or "Tard" for short), headed to Austin for several days to do some promo work for Friskies and pose with legions of adoring fans, some of whom waited in line for hours just to get a Facebook-worthy photo with the naturally frowny kitty.
TMZ pounced on the story, blowing it up with an "exclusive" in their characteristic way, claiming "Grumpy flew first class ... and she's been living it up ... with her own, full-time assistant to brush her, an endless supply of Friskies as well as other treats, bottled water and her very own room at a four-diamond hotel ... king-sized bed included."
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Why You Should Arrive Extra Early for a Flight from Austin's Airport
For those heading to or from SXSW down in Austin this week or next we�ve got one recommendation for you�save some time for Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Sure it�s not quite the same as what the festival has to offer downtown, but definitely don�t dread heading back to the airport a little early. Thankfully the airport has plenty of local flair to make Austin proud, so even if your flight gets in before your hotel is ready�it might just be worth hanging around for a few as a brief introduction to Austin.
The very first sanctioned shows of the festival finish up today, as the annual SXSW Airport Showcase will do its thing on March 12 between 1pm and 3pm and then again between 3:30pm and 5:30pm. Everything takes place over by Gate 10 on the Asleep at the Wheel stage, and the artists and musicians will be back on March 18 to start closing things down.
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Eat the Largest Donuts and the Tastiest Vegetarian Fare During SXSW 2013
We believe there is a saying perfect for SXSW: "Man cannot live on (free) bread alone." Though the festival of music, film and tech loves to see its attendees gorging on complimentary nibbles at events all over Austin, sometimes one must sit down to a full, honest meal.
Whether you're looking for a restaurant to treat a potential business partner or just hankering for a Texas-sized donut, here's our highest recommendations:*
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How to Eat for Free, Party for Free, and Catch Free Shows at SXSW 2013
It's that time again. Austin's permanent residents are gearing up to welcome the influx of out-of-towners for this year's South by Southwest Festival (SXSW).
"You may all go to hell, and I will go to Texas." - Davy Crockett
This year you'll be just as likely to see Skrillex eating some Stubb's BBQ as you are a talk entitled "Learn How to Stop Letting Your Desk Job Make You Fat, Sick & Dead." SXSW has clearly evolved from what was once just a week-long event where bands from all over the world try to get signed to a record deal.
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Save the Date: SXSW Interactive 2013
Now that the tech and social media part of the SXSW Festival is over and done and the Google party confetti long since in the dustbin, it's time to look back. What exactly happens during SXSWi, the "interactive" portion of the fest? Well, to put it simply, there's lots of partying, lots of attempting to look cool and social while staring at your phone reading Twitter, and a few panel discussions here and there. Tens of thousands of people attended, and for each of them there's like 7 more who wish they had.
Specifically, there's 71,462 people who wish they had gone to SXSW this year. That stat comes from this brilliant infographic. If you're one of the 71,000+, then check it out for a little taste of what was missed. Otherwise it's time to start planning now for SXSW 2013. Really, it is.
SXSW Interactive will return next year March 8-12. Pencil it in, clear the sched and keep watch here for more updates. And pass the PBR.
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SXSW To Do List: Rachael Ray's Feedback Party
After a week of club-hopping in Austin most SXSW attendees could use a free meal about now, and luckily for them, Rachael Ray has it covered.
Tomorrow, March 17, Rachael Ray will host the fifth annual Rachael Ray's Feedback Party at Stubb's BBQ. And as always, the event, which will take place from 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m., is free and open-to-the-public.
Rachael will be serving up an Austin-inspired menu at her Feedback including lil' Devils (slider size corn dogs), Brisket on a Biscuit with Smoky BBQ Sauce and Sweet 'n Spicy Pickles, Sloppy Chicken Suiza Sliders, and Veg-Head Nachos with Green Chile Queso and Spicy Refried Beans.
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SXSW To Do List: IFC Crossroads' Three Nights of Music Showcases
Last year, the IFC Crossroads House was one of our favorite hang outs in Austin, and this year they are continuing the tradition of hosting awesome music and comedy events during SXSW. The IFC Crossroads House will close out the week with 3 nights of SXSW Music Showcases starting this evening with the Boise Showcase. The six act event kicks off at 7:00 PM with Hillfolk Noir. DJ Matt Jones will also be on hand to spin tracks between sets.
On Thursday, March 15, the Paradigm Music Showcase will bring together Polica, Retar, and the Punch Brother, with DJ Traktor Skratch performing between acts.
And on Friday, March 16, the Freecreditscore.com Showcase will welcome You Can Be A Wesley, Lissy Trullie and others to close out the fest.
The IFC Crossroads House 2012 is located at 302 E 6th St Austin, TX. To see each night's complete line-up and learn more about the IFC Crossroads House, visit http://www.ifc.com/sxsw/schedule.
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SXSW To Do List: The 'Beatles Complete on Ukelele'
For the third year in a row record producer Roger Greenawalt is returning to SXSW with his unique twist on the Beatles' catalog.Beatles Complete On Ukulele.
On Thursday, March 15, Greenawalt will play all 185 Beatles song in one day with special guest musicians and singers joining in throughout the day. To kick off the festivities, everyone is invited to bring their uke and take part in the first three songs. The event is completely free and open to the public.
Beatles Complete On Ukulele will take place from noon to 6 pm at the Hickory Street Bar & Grill, 800 N. Congress Avenue in Austin, TX. For more information, visit the event's Official Facebook Page.
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SXSW To Do List: The Red Bull Thre3style Concert
Open your iCal and mark this down. All this week, we'll be highlighting events at Austin's SxSW festival. So if you're there, you're informed. And if you're not...well, next year?
Red Bull Thre3style will return to Austin, TX this week for a special SXSW showcase. DJ Z-Trip will once again headline with a surprise guest (last year LL Cool J joined him on stage), along with The Crystal Method, Erykah Badu, DJ Jazzy Jeff (yes, he's still around), Satsik, Dan The Automator, DJ Hedspin, Bog Once and Shortkut.
The Red Bull Thre3style will take place Saturday, March 17 at 8th and Trinity in Austin. Gates open at 7 pm, show starts at 8. There is no badge necessary; the event is completely free and open to the public.
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YP – "Kelly"
New music from YP. Here he touches on domestic violence, and a situation that happened very close to him – definitely something different than what you're used to hearing (from any rapper)…
YP - "Kelly"
Video: Twista Loves the Kids
Here's some nice, positive news for a change. On November 17th, Twista and Chicago Bears players Jason McKie and Brandon Lloyd hosted a special event for the children of the Cabrini Green Tutor Program, offering the kids a chance to hang out with some local celebrities, eat pizza and play video games with them. The event turned out to be a great success and you can watch some footage from the event above.
How could you not honor this? Well done, Twista.
Kanye Mentions J-Slikk
Well, he doesn't exactly mention J by name, but he does admit that he went back to the lab and rerecorded "Love Lockdown" after hearing J Slikk's spoof. Check out his mention as well as J's version below.
Kanye Mentions J-Slikk, Bloggers.
Shouts to J and Khal
Air FSD
First the good folks at Converse send me a box of shoes, now a fan and loyal reader sends me the one and only pair of Air FSD's. Who wants to make the t-shirt go go with it?
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Video: Moonie (of L.E.P.) on BET's The Deal
It guess since BET canceled Rap City, they are now running their "Spit Ya Game" segment during a show called The Deal (It looks like it at least, I'm not familiar). Well yesterday, Moonie of L.E.P./Bogus Boys fame, saw his piece run. As you can see, he has some choice words for Sir Yung'in of Berg in response to Berg's subliminal on Rap City a few months back. The heat is on!
Video: Big Wiz Interview with Upside of Down
Big Wiz Interview with Upside of Down from Andrew Barber on Vimeo.
The homie Wayne MT sent over an inteview Upside of Down did with Big Wiz. It's lengthy but very imformative. He discusses various tracks from the Welcome 2 L-Town mixtape, his favorite emcees in the city (some of his picks may surprise you), his role as an artist and what producers he's ready to get in with.
Sidenote: On Monday Wiz and I realized that we shared the same born day (November 17th), so a big Happy (belated) Birthday to him.
Shouts to Wayne
Video: So Common's Blogging Now?
Great, just what I needed – more competition. What's next, Common? You gonna work a day job?
Video: Mulatto Patriot's Album Release Party
For Sonic Visuals. The party/concert was held at Reggie's here in Chicago, with a portion being filmed at Jugrnaut. And where the hell did you guys find Chip Fu??
Common – "I've Been Pimp'n" (Prod. by J. Dilla)
Some unreleased Common produced by the late great Dilla Dog.
From DJ Eves Laced With Gems mixtape, which you can download for free over at Chicago's own, The Hip Hop Project. Props to them for coming up on this gem, which should have definitely seen the light of day a long time ago. He's kicking some real shit on this one.
Common – "I've Been Pimp'n" (Prod. by J. Dilla)
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Eric Raymond's The Cathedral and the Bazaar (reviewed by Peter Salus in the January issue) is a fascinating book; I could hardly put it down. Some thirty years ago when I suggested at Boeing that software should be distributed in source-code form, the idea was hooted down and rejected out of hand. Eric's book documents the fundamental validity of that idea and records for us how it took root, and now provides the very direction of software development.
Much as I like Eric's book, it has side tones that could use a filter. A clue to the source is revealed, I think, on page 39 where Eric tells us that in 1992, his attempt to get some code merged into the Emacs Lisp library was rebuffed by the Free Software Foundation (FSF). So Eric has kind of a sour-grapes attitude toward the FSF, and I think it has caused him to miss-read (sic) the real relationship of Richard Stallman's cathedral approach to Linus Torvalds' bazaar approach to software development. Eric tells us Linus' approach is "much healthier" and "the very opposite of cathedral-building". But Eric is comparing an apple to an orange.
Linus released his kernel sources into a world brimming with youngsters who were absolute UNIX experts. Some of them probably knew more about UNIX bedrock than Linus did. Linus lifted them over a formidable obstacle. Intel's 386 was equipped with precisely the hardware UNIX requires, but it was kludged up to be backward-compatible all the way to day one, so the hoops you jump through to get it started are just a bit hairy. These UNIX experts created quite a different situation for Linus from what Richard Stallman had when he developed his C compiler or the Emacs editor. The UNIX world was not brimming with text editor experts, let alone compiler experts. It doesn't work to share development with people who know little about what you are trying to accomplish.
When Eric comments that "FSF was not the only game in town", I think he unnecessarily gives short shrift to the work Stallman has contributed to the free software movement. The reality is, without Stallman's compiler and make director, not to mention Emacs and gdb, there might not be any game in town.
Software tools do come first, just as Bob Canup pointed out in these pages a few issues back. Toolmakers, such as Dennis Ritchie and Richard Stallman, have been awarded special status in the programming community, and rightly so. The real relationship of the cathedral to the bazaar is not antagonistic at all, but complementary. As the work of Dennis Ritchie stands in relation to that of Ken Thompson, so the work of Richard Stallman stands in relation to the work of Linus Torvalds. As a poet long ago summarized, they are "...useless each, without the other". We need both the cathedral and the bazaar.
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I look forward to Linux Journal every month. It is one of the few publications I take time to read completely. Please keep up the good work.
I have been following the thread of KDE vs. GNOME, Red Hat vs. others, etc. for the last few months. My personal opinion is that many of the advocates of particular desktops or distributions are to some degree missing the point. I do have my personal preferences, but I believe what is really needed is standardized file formats. That is, if I generate a "document" in Applixware or StarOffice or whatever, it must be readable by the other office suites. Also, enough design has to go into the file formats so that I do not have to purchase an updated version of the software every two years. This rationale applies to spreadsheets, presentation software, etc. It would greatly enhance the portability of documents between the various office suites and/or distributions (even other operating systems). The actual desktop (KDE, GNOME, etc.) would then be the preference of the individual using the system.
I know this may have the short-term effect of limiting some creativity, but it would be a solution to one of the problems created by the other popular OS. Just my two cents worth.
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Loved the January cover! I watched the "Wallace and Gromit" special on the tube, and cracked up when I saw Feathers McGraw. A bit Tux-like, isn't he? I have also spied a very Tux-like fellow during reruns of "Reboot" on the Cartoon Network. This character pops up from time to time and casually strolls by. I wonder if the folks at Mainframe Entertainment are sending out a subliminal message?
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Killer New Social Features Released to JF WebApp – iOS ones coming next…
Hey guys! – Check out the Jabfab Web app this week. We just slotted in a nice little update release over to production. You can now follow PEOPLE (other users) as well as the Topics you Jab, Fab and Follow. Everyone has a publicly visible profile (just click on their usernames) and you can see what they are Jabbing and Fabbing and a lot more. You can also now toggle your feed between a view of just topics, or topics by the people (users) you follow.
Play around with it and let us know if you like, AND if there's anything you'd Jab and want u to fix or make better. The same features should be coming soon to the Jabfab iOS app. We'll keep you posted. iOS6 is upon us and iPhone5 out today – check out your reach on the new Apple maps (assuming your city is on there! hehehh)
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The hotel is renowned for its warm hospitality and convenient location. Standard guest rooms are small, but comfortable and clean, and are equipped with an ensuite bathroom. Deluxe and Superior rooms are more spacious and have more home comforts. Many of the rooms offer excellent scenic views and some offer views facing onto the hotel corridor (which proves popular with guests struggling to sleep in the brightness of the long summer nights). Guests are invited to start their day with a buffet breakfast in the hotel restaurant. There is also an affordable lunch buffet available throughout the day at affordable prices. The hotel is located within walking distance of a vast array of shops, restaurants, bars and attractions, including; Laugardalur swimming pool -where there are water slides and hot tubs- and Reyjkavik Zoo. Hotel staff can also book a variety of tours for guests on request and are on hand 24 hours a day. Guests can make use of the Wifi at the hotel for a small charge.
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(Denver, CO) -- Coloradans are under a deadline today to sign up for healthcare or face tax penalties. It's part of the Affordable Care Act. Residents have through today to sign up for coverage. Connect For Health Colorado officials say they will still work with people to finish their enrollment after today's deadline, if necessary. CEO Patty Fontneau says the state exchange's top priority is to help Coloradans get healthcare. More information can be found at www.connectforhealthco.com.


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Arnold Schwarzenegger asked his fans on Reddit which of his famous movie lines he should re-enact and he posted some of them on YouTube to increase publicity for his new movie, 'Escape Plan.' As John Basedow (@JohnBasedow) reports, the Governator's film quotes have become legendary catchphrases, including 'it's not a tumor,' 'put that cookie down,' and the ever popular 'I'll be back.'
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What's New
> 7 new languages, including:Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, and Russian
> Minor bug fixes
> Stability improvements
App Description
~~> Mermaid Princesses Dressup, Put on Makeup, and get Makeovers!!~~> These Outfits would Turn Neptune's head! Over 300 Beautiful Underwater Styles!
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Meet Pearl, Melody, Jewel, Molly, Nerissa, Sabrina, and June, the most beautiful mermaid princesses in the sea! These deep-sea divas always want to dazzle and you can help! Dress your mermaid princesses to impress! Choose from dozens of elegant dresses, hair styles, necklaces, and accessories for your mermaid princess.
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text: Excellent roadingThe fifth Roading Excellence Awards acknowledges the valuable contribution the industry makes to New Zealand's economy, and also to celebrates the significant improvements in roading design, health and safety practices, construction methods and, ultimately, the project delivery that companies are achieving. From 26 entries, 11 were selected as finalists. These projects were undertaken by 12 companies, local authorities, alliances and organisations, and represent the breadth and diversity of the roading industry. InfraTrain New Zealand Industry Best Practice Award – PeopleCity Care, Increasing Safe Behaviours at City CareCity Care believes good practice is about more than just having good systems, it's about engaging and encouraging their people who use the systems. Nearly all workplace accidents are a direct result of people's behaviour. By encouraging its workers to increase safe behaviours and decrease at-risk behaviours, City Care has reduced its workplace accidents. City Care have come a long way from a previous culture which seemed to accept some accidents at work were inevitable because of the nature and physicality of the work. To help change this culture, City Care's behavioural-focused health and safety programme, Behave Safe, was created. City Care has made the concepts behind Behave Safe available to other organisations so that its experiences and learning can be shared for the benefit of the wider industry. InfraTrain New Zealand Industry Best Practice Award – Environmental SustainabilityAecom, Healing Te Rerenga Wairua – Cape Reinga UpgradeHealing Te Rerenga Wairua – Upgrading Cape Reinga combines roading and environmental excellence with social, cultural and economic benefits in a project that has transformed one of New Zealand's iconic sites. The term 'Healing Te Rerenga Wairua' refers to the improved access as a result of the sealing of the final 10 kilometres of State Highway 1 and the removal and relandscaping of earthworks and structures that had been built over sensitive cultural sites. Te Rerenga Wairua is one of Maoridom's most important cultural and spiritual places, steeped in history, mystery and meaning. As part of the project, interpretation panels have been fashioned from rusted steel, stone and timber, affording visitors an overview of its rich expression. The use of sustainable roading designs and materials, as well as the creation of a nursery to 'eco-source' half a million plants to heal scars left from inappropriate roads, buildings and developments, has resulted in the protection of the conservation values of the area, as well as employment and upskilling opportunities for the local community. Goughs Excellence Award for a Minor Road ProjectFulton Hogan, GHD and NZTA, State Highway 60 – Eureka Bend ReinstatementThe notorious State Highway 60 over Takaka Hill in the Tasman region traverses steep mountainous terrain and provides the only road access to the Golden Bay. A major slip in November 2006 threatened to completely isolate this small rural paradise and severely damage the local economy. In November 2008 tenders were invited, using a value-based selection process, early contractor involvement to assist with the design and to then carry out permanent repairs. Fulton Hogan, the preferred contractor, joined NZ Transport Agency and consultants GHD in finalising the design, working through Christmas so that physical works could begin just four weeks after tenders closed. The slip zone was secured with 2200 lineal metres of soil nails and a 6300 cubic metre mechanically stabilised earth slope was constructed. The project required 14,000 tonnes of rock to be imported, placed and compacted. The estimated value of construction (including fees) at design stage was $3.65 million, and the final project cost was $3.29 million. All works were completed in full and on time before the onset of winter. Shell Bitumen Excellence Award for a Major Road ProjectNorthern Gateway Alliance, Northern Gateway Toll RoadThe NZ Transport Agency engaged the Northern Gateway Alliance (NGA) in March 2004 to design and construct the Northern Gateway Toll Road, an extension of State Highway One, 30 kilometres north of Auckland. Six alliance partners and two sub-alliance partners made up the alliance and each member played a critical role in ensuring the project was innovative, efficient, and cost-effective. The toll road passes through a historically rich and diverse landscape containing steep topography, large tracts of native bush, regionally significant streams and estuaries, and areas of pastoral farmland, making it one of New Zealand's largest and most challenging roading projects. The NGA embraced the opportunities presented within this complex setting to realise its vision of creating a Northern Gateway that is a visual showcase of environmental and engineering excellence. The NGA incorporated social and cultural considerations on the project from a very early stage, including how to avoid adverse effects on the environment, ensuring the views of affected communities were taken into account, and considering various design options. The project has delivered excellent outcomes as a result of this transparent and proactive approach. The toll road was opened ahead of schedule on January 25, 2009. 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Diary of a Foodie
Scrambled Eggs with Green Chiles
Diary of a Foodie: Season One: Salt and Pepper
- Active Time:20 min
- Start to Finish:40 min
January 2007
- 1 pound fresh New Mexico green chiles or Anaheim chiles (8 to 10)
- 8 large eggs
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
Roast chiles:
Lay chiles on their sides on racks of gas burners, 1 or 2 chiles per burner, then turn flames on moderately high. Alternatively, put chiles 2 inches from heat on rack of a broiler pan.
Roast chiles, turning frequently with tongs, until skins are blistered and lightly charred all over, 4 to 6 minutes (6 to 8 minutes if broiling). Transfer chiles immediately to a large bowl, then cover with plastic wrap. Let stand 20 minutes, then peel or rub off skin. Discard seeds, ribs, and stems from chiles, then cut into 1-inch pieces.
Cook eggs:
Whisk together eggs and salt in a bowl. Heat butter in a 12-inch heavy skillet over moderate heat until foam subsides, then cook chiles, stirring, until heated through, about 2 minutes. Add egg mixture and cook, stirring, until just set, 4 to 6 minutes.
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Charlton: Green disappointed with Blackburn draw
Danny Green said he thought Charlton should have picked up all three points in Saturday's clash with Blackburn Rovers at The Valley.
The Addicks went behind to a Dickson Etuhu goal before Johnnie Jackson headed home a first-half equaliser just seconds after missing from the penalty spot.
However, despite a number of chances the south-east Londoners weren't able to get a second, leaving winger Green and his teammates disappointed.
"We dominated possession and should have won the game," said Green.
"When the penalty was saved I just thought 'here we go again, our luck's not in'. Last season we had all the luck but this season with injuries and the odd things it hasn't gone for us.
"But Jacko recovered and took his goal really well.
"Blackburn have got great players such as Pedersen and Jordan Rhodes but overall we should have won."
The big talking point was Steve Kean quitting as Blackburn boss the night before the game. However, Green said it made little difference to the preparation.
Howver, he did admit the loss of Charlton striker Ricardo Fuller to a virus on the morning of the match had an impact.
"We approached the game as if (Kean) was still manager," said Green.
"Some of the boys only found out he had gone once they got to the ground. Obviously it wasn't great prepreation for them but we went into it the same as we'd planned all week. It turned out it was the team we expected.
"However, Ricardo came in today and wasn't very well. He had diarrhoea and sickness so the gaffer just sent him home.
"We missed his presence. Although Bradley Wright-Phillips did well, it's never easy up front on your own."
Meanwhile, Charlton made two loan signings ahead of Tuesday night's home clash with Watford.
Midfielder Abdul Razak joined from Manchester City on Tuesday and QPR forward Rob Hulse completed a deal on Monday morning.
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Outside, Bonn slid the Jayhawk off to the port side, the helicopter attached to the cutter by a hose pumping fuel to send the crew back out for anyone left in the water. It was a tricky maneuver. Bonn had to keep the Jayhawk a precise distance away from the ship and slightly higher than the deck, which was rising and falling in heavy seas. They'd practiced an in-flight refuel only once, two days before, and Bonn hadn't been flying.
abe heller was back in the water, swimming toward four fishermen huddled together. There were already four survivors on the Dolphin, which meant there was room for only one more—if Heller gave up his seat. Schmitz had told him during the mission brief that he might be left behind if it meant saving another fisherman. Now it was going to happen.
Heller approached the fishermen. "How you guys doing?" he asked. He knew they were all miserable, but he wanted to hear their voices, wanted to triage the one with the weakest response. The second guy from the end could barely gurgle. Heller took him and swam back toward the basket. A raft, a six-man survival unit, dropped from the Dolphin. Heller loaded the man in his arms into the basket, gave Musgrave the signal to haul him up, then started loading the remaining three into the raft. Two went in easy. The last, a big, hypothermic Samoan named Sam, was a struggle, two fishermen pulling from inside the raft, Heller underwater, pushing up on Sam with his helmet. Sam finally tumbled into the raft, and Heller climbed in after him, shaking him and shining a light in his eyes. "Sam! You with me? Sam!"
Sam raised one arm and waggled his fingers. He was still alive and would probably stay that way if another helicopter flew back quickly enough.
Above, Schmitz made a slow pass over the raft, made sure everyone was either in it or holding on, then peeled toward the Munro. It would take the Dolphin forty minutes of flying time, and Schmitz had fifty-six minutes until splash—until he ran out of fuel and dropped into the ocean. He radioed that he was fuel critical and needed the Munro to wind up the turbines, start closing the gap. On the Jayhawk hovering off to the side, DeBolt disconnected the fuel line, his helicopter short about a thousand pounds of gas, but there was no other option. The Munro had to move.
Schmitz flew low to get out of a headwind blowing at thirty-seven knots. From twenty-six miles out, Schmitz saw the lights of the cutter and radioed that he had the ship in sight. The Munro immediately heaved to starboard, turning into the seas and slowing hard, trying to steady the flight deck, get it within safe limits of pitch and roll for the Dolphin to land. She never came close, but Schmitz didn't have time to wait. He thunked the Dolphin down, dead center of the deck.
snow was blowing in the Bering again, and waves broke over the raft. The four of them, Heller and three survivors, were sitting in three inches of freezing seawater, but at least it wasn't enough to drown in. Every few minutes, Heller shouted at Sam again, and Sam would waggle his fingers.
Heller was nauseous in the raft, bouncing and jostling on top of the swells, so he slipped into the water, where he could at least float in sync with the sea. He was cold. Cold as fuck. He had been with the raft for barely more than an hour, certain a helicopter was coming for him, and he was frozen and sick. Those guys on the Ranger? They'd been in the water for hours in suits that didn't fit, and they'd spent most of that time not knowing when help was coming, if help was coming. Some of them, maybe most of them, should be dead already. Yet between the pain and the fear, they were, as a group, surprisingly calm.
He heard the chop of the Jayhawk in the distance, saw it coming over the horizon. The two guys in the raft helped him get Sam into the water, and Heller swam him toward the Jayhawk, DeBolt already lowering the basket. He loaded Sam, DeBolt hoisted him up, then they repeated the cycle for the last two. Heller, exhausted and freezing, went up last. He sat against a sidewall, watching out the left window as the Jayhawk searched for more survivors. And then he vomited up saltwater and diesel, and maybe some baked beans, too.
The Jayhawk crew found one more body, Dave Silveira, the mate. Officially, he was in critical condition—there's a truism that a man is never dead until he's warm and dead, because something called the mammalian diving reflex allows the body to survive horrifying drops in body temperature—but Dave was already gone. O'Brien Hollow hoisted down for the recovery and had to slit the legs of Dave's waterlogged suit to make him light enough to lift.
at nine forty-one in the morning, almost seven hours after Dave Silveira broadcast the Mayday, the Munro had recovered twenty survivors and one body. The Alaska Warrior had gathered another twenty-two people from the two life rafts and three dead men: Byron Carrillo; Dan Cook, the engineer; and Captain Pete.
Eric Haynes, who'd been the first man hauled onto the Warrior, helped do CPR on the dead men. But he knew Captain Pete wasn't coming back. There was a gaping wound on one forearm, though Eric couldn't tell if it had been torn open when the boat went down or if it had been gaffed when he was pulled out of the water. Captain Pete's face was twisted, agonized. Eric feared he had died a terrible death.


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GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Certain sports are associated with certain holidays and for horse racing fans in Southern Oregon, the Fourth of July means it's time for the Firecracker Futurity, the biggest race of the summer. The 350 yard quarter horse dash has the biggest purse of the summer, more than $31,000, with more than … Continue reading »
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Home → Professional Licensing → List of Professions and Occupations → Board of Pharmacy → Applications & Forms
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Individual Pharmacist Applications
- Certificate of Administration of Drugs and Immunizations
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Jay-Z will once again be covering GQ, this time for the "Man of the Year" (December) issue. Check out the cover below, the issue is out now.
On another note though-- Jay-Z's Rocawear brand decided to not sell their play on "Occupay Wall Street"(with "Occupy All Streets") t-shirts. Recently Jay-Z was seen wearing one (see photo below) and then soon after Rocawear announced they would be selling them, however the profits were not going towards the movement. After much critcisim of this the t-shirt has been taken down from the Rocawear website.


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'Why Nations Fail': Can the eurozone hang together?
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"Let me take you back to the United States. The United States went through the same process with the Articles of Confederation. The thirteen [former] colonies were linked in a weak umbrella organization, but not linked politically and not linked fiscally. And that became unworkable. What the US Constitution achieved was a very rapid process of political centralization which went hand in hand with fiscal centralization, meaning that the states transferred their debt to the central government but the central government got political power over these states and that system became extremely stable, of course. And the basis of the nineteenth century growth in the United States."
He adds: "It would seem that a similar sort of solution might be optimal for Europe as a whole."
Many, including the US, are pushing Europe to join in a stronger fiscal union, meaning especially shared powers of borrowing. But that's not very attractive to the Germans.
"A fiscal union without a political union means that Germany and the European institutions have no say over what budget deficits, what tax rates, what spending other countries have but are ultimately on the line for their shortfall."
The solution needs to be both a fiscal and political centralization like the US Constitution. That would share both voice and accountability along with the money.
"But nobody in Europe – not Greece, not France, not Spain, not Italy or Portugal – would like to have more political centralization."
Eventually, Acemoglu foresees that some countries will have to drop out of the union and set their dreams of greater prosperity aside for a time.
Further conversations with Daron Acemoglu, coauthor of "Why Nations Fail":
Marshall Ingwerson is the Monitor managing editor.


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As well as owning and operating Picturehouse Cinemas, City Screen also offer a variety of services to independent cinemas. Using City Screen's expertise we can supply bespoke film programmes, and offer additional features such as the design and production of programme brochures and consultancy on all aspects of setting up and running a cinema.
City Screen Virtual is the film booking service of City Screen (Picturehouse Cinemas). Led by Clare Binns, a key figure in the UK film industry, our team of programmers has many years' experience of tailoring diverse and commercially successful programmes.
We work with cinema owners and managers to select the best films from the increasing number that is released each week. The process is collaborative with a view to building on the cinema's identity and ensuring healthy admissions and box office takings.
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I don't talk about Kickstarters and similar requests for funding unless I personally am willing to support the project by donating — so here's my latest choice: The Big Feminist BUT.
It's an anthology of comic stories edited by Shannon O'Leary and Joan Reilly "about women, men, and feminism! It's about the state of equality between the sexes today." The title comes from the way so many people feel they need to say "I'm not a feminist, but…" since "feminism" is a dirty word (although a valuable concept). However, based on the previews below, the book isn't about politics in the way the description might make you think. It's about relationships and choices and struggling to live up to the dreams we've had and those we're taught to have.
Contributors include Gabrielle Bell, Jeffrey Brown, Shaenon Garrity, Justin Hall, Josh Neufeld, Vanessa Davis, Lauren Weinstein, Abby Denson, Suzanne Kleid, MK Reed, Dylan Williams, and many more. (Contributors are being paid for their work, as should be.) If you'd like to see some samples, three stories have been posted in full online:
- Corinne Mucha's "Spinster"
- Barry Deutsch's "How to Make a Man Out of Tin Foil"
- Lauren Weinstein's "If This Is All You Get"
They're well done, insightful, and thought-provoking. There are some additional samples at the book's tumblr. Looks like it's going to be some great reading by a slew of talented folks.
They've already surpassed their goal of just under $14,000, so at this point, all you're doing is preording a book for its February release, but there are some nifty art bonuses available. You have just under three days to get it, so don't delay. There's even a Christmas card option.
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09/02/14More than Just FootballFor many Georgians, classes may have officially started in August, but September is still the month often associated with back to school. In Athens, back to school means a flurry of folks coming to town to enjoy football, the bustling music scene, craft-brewed beer, a wide range of downtown restaurants and – oh, yes – a new year of classes and campus activities. Nobody is busier in the fall than University of Georgia President Jere Morehead. Learn about the Top Dawg's big plans for the university's future in this month's feature, Expecting Excellence. Posted at 07:00 PM | Permalink |
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My dad loved woodworking and carpentry so it came as no surprise to me when I found this poem on a church bulletin he saved from 1947. I think it was written by Rev. William Whiteman.:
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It doesn't fly off the handle.
It looks at the other side too.
It finds the point, then drives it home.
It makes mistakes, but starts all over.
It is the only knocker in the world that does any good.
There aren't many tools I know how to use, but the hammer is one of them. My dad gave me my very own tool box at a young age and one of the tools he gave me was the hammer. I still use it today, mostly to pound nails for hanging pictures.
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We all have our favorite brass and everyone has an opinion on which brass is better. Since I started reloading years ago, I have followed the Starline for pistol calibers, Winchester for my bolt rifles, and Remington for my .35 Rem Marlins (it is all I could ever find.) I have had positive experiences with all and no real complaints about any of the three. I inspect my brass carefully and toss out any questionable piece without hesitation.
I recently started loading for my 1895GS so I asked some reloaders what they suggested for this "big dog" of a round. I weighed in the replies and went with a bag of Winchester brass to start out with and would shop for more as needed. I was searching Midway USA last week and came upon their Starline prices of $43.49 per hundred. Cabela's site doesn't list 45/70 Starline brass for an apple to apple comparison but they I checked their Winchester brass price ... $39.99 per fifty. Here are the links to both ...
Reloading Brass 45-70 Government
Cabela's: Winchester® Unprimed Rifle Brass - Per 50
Now ... if my math skills still serve me correctly, that makes Winchester at Cabela's about 84% higher than Starline at Midway USA. Now let's don't get into a p****** contest about where to buy brass, shipping prices, and whatever else that comes to mind. I would like to know why the huge price difference. I don't buy many things from Cabela's even though there is a store about 20 miles away unless there happens to be a sale going on while I am there. Since I am home alone on this rainy day and I have laundry, some reloading, and a few rifles to clean, I really just needed to post something today .
Delving kinda' deep on laundry day huh ? I've recently been acquiring reloading equipment and supplies to get started reloading and have had some of the same type of questions. Brass should be brass--caliber to caliber ---right ? You would think with all the specs. out for each individual caliber that the brass should be identical regardless of Mfg.. Yet--some is thinner--some is longer------why?
Wish I was more help-------Starline from Starline is where I would go first to compare-------YMMV.
" Knowledge Not Shared Is Energy Wasted"
Why do people pay extra for a premium or name brand product? The marketers convence us there is extra "value" in their brand.
Just be glad Lapua dosen't make .45-70 brass.
Even within one caliber, there are manufacturing differences that can effect cost. One maker's brand is near max length, anothers is shorter. One may anneal their brass or not. One may polish off the annealing marks others may leave them. One may have fewer defects.
Sometimes I have to take what I can find for some calibers I shoot. I do shop several sources, if I can, factoring in price, shipping, taxes,etc before buying.
If I go to Cabela's or my local dealer, the brass comes in factory sealed bags. ( Fourty years ago empty brass came in a nice cardboard cartridge box that you could store your loaded ammo in. )
Lately I have bought Remington .32-20 and .300 Blackout brass from Midway that came in small white boxes with a plain printed Midway label. I suspect Midway is buying large lots of brass and repackaging it into smaller boxes for sale. If you buy large lots of brass, the maker is going to sharpen their pencil and give you a very good deal.
It has been very good brass- very uniform length, no dents or out of round necks.
We need to support the rights of owners of "assualt rifles" and "high capacity magazines"
Otherwise our guns WILL be next!
The Henry 44 lever action rifle (16 rounds) The "assualt rifle" of the Civil war.
The Winchester 1873 (15 rounds) The "assault rifle" of the Indian wars.
The MARLIN 1894 (10 rounds) The "assault rifle" of 2013 New York gun laws.
Any brass I've bought so far was bulk from Starline. I think a lot of Midway's "white box" brass may be Starline because they are only 40-50 miles apart but I won't swear to that.
My starter brass has always been from my factory ammo before I started reloading.
I would like to buy Starline 30-30 brass but haven't seen it listed on their website. I have another 30-30 now but am still using fired factory ammo brass so far.
"I come from a state that raises corn and cotton and cockleburs and Democrats, and frothy eloquence neither convinces nor satisfies me. I am from Missouri. You have got to show me." Willard Duncan Vandiver
"Camille, you're on your own." George Washington McLintock.
We need to support the rights of owners of "assualt rifles" and "high capacity magazines"
Otherwise our guns WILL be next!
The Henry 44 lever action rifle (16 rounds) The "assualt rifle" of the Civil war.
The Winchester 1873 (15 rounds) The "assault rifle" of the Indian wars.
The MARLIN 1894 (10 rounds) The "assault rifle" of 2013 New York gun laws.
What ever I find at gun shows, I have it all.
My stash away ammo is all new Starline brass, they are strong, the the loads are hot
Always on the run, Destiny is the rising sun
I was born six gun in my hand
Behind a gun, I'll make my final stand
I have one rule regarding brass purchases...........if Starline makes it, I buy it from them. Price is a distant second consideration, but buying in bulk from Starline is usually cheaper anyway. I'm saving my shekels for a 500-piece lot of 45/70 brass from Starline, so I can cast up a big batch of boolits, load them all the same way, and learn to shoot that rifle like it's the only one I own.
"There is a fine line between a hobby and Mental Illness". Dave Barry
Team 1894 #4
Team 45-70 #847
Team 375 #27
Oddly enough Lapua in Oz is the cheapest brass around (that is if you buy from the right outlets) I only wish I could get 45-70 from Lapua. I use it for my comp 6.5x55 brass. For 45-70 I use Starline and it is quite competative with other brands. As for Remington, well what can I say they used to be competitive but they doubled the price on all components and has just gone up from there. I don't use Winchester much as I feel they have a thinner quality of brass.
Team 45-70 Member No. 268
Team 1894 Member No. 28
Marlin League Member No. 24
Team Old Pharts Member No. 88
Team ANZMO Member No. 7
A few months ago I bought 250 pieces of starline 45-70 brass from starline for $110 with free shipping.
Happiness is a warm gun.....The Beatles


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PHOENIX -- Officials with the Phoenix Fire Department said one hiker was killed and two others had to be rescued after a bee attack in the Ice Box Canyon area of Camelback Mountain on Monday afternoon.
Phoenix police spokesman Sgt. Trent Crump said it appears the three hikers went off-trail and began to free climb up the face of a cliff. During their climb they were swarmed by bees.
Joshua R. Ruzsa, 19, was attempting to climb higher up the face of the mountain to get away from the bees when he fell more than 60 feet.
"It's tragic that somebody fell to their death because of this," said Capt. Scott McDonald with the Phoenix Fire Department.
The two other climbers found a nearby alcove in the face of the mountain and covered their faces with their hands until rescuers arrived.
They had to be airlifted off of the mountain in a very dangerous rescue. Firefighters said the hikers each had about 300 bee stings. The survivors were not allergic to bees and were hospitalized with non life-threatening injuries.
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Why choose when it comes to comfort! Enjoy maximum comfort whilst travelling this summer following the introduction of the new Pillow Duo from Go Travel. The first of its kind, the Pillow Duo's innovative design transforms effortlessly from a supportive horseshoe to a classic, rectangular shaped pillow for incredible comfort and versatility.
Wherever your destination, whether flying abroad, taking the train or just enduring a long car journey, Go Travel's new Pillow Duo promises to increase your comfort on the move. Filled with a soft and pliable poly-bean filling, the pillow moulds comfortably around your head and neck, helping to alleviate the risk of neck or lower back pain, as well as helping you to drift into a cosy sleep.
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Nano-photonic light trapping near the Lambertian limit in organic solar cell architectures |
Optics Express, Vol. 21, Issue S5, pp. A841-A846 (2013)
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A critical step to achieving higher efficiency solar cells is the broad band harvesting of solar photons. Although considerable progress has recently been achieved in improving the power conversion efficiency of organic solar cells, these cells still do not absorb upto ~50% of the solar spectrum. We have designed and developed an organic solar cell architecture that can boost the absorption of photons by 40% and the photo-current by 50% for organic P3HT-PCBM absorber layers of typical device thicknesses. Our solar cell architecture is based on all layers of the solar cell being patterned in a conformal two-dimensionally periodic photonic crystal architecture. This results in very strong diffraction of photons- that increases the photon path length in the absorber layer, and plasmonic light concentration near the patterned organic-metal cathode interface. The absorption approaches the Lambertian limit. The simulations utilize a rigorous scattering matrix approach and provide bounds of the fundamental limits of nano-photonic light absorption in periodically textured organic solar cells. This solar cell architecture has the potential to increase the power conversion efficiency to 10% for single band gap organic solar cells utilizing long-wavelength absorbers.
OCIS Codes
(050.1950) Diffraction and gratings : Diffraction gratings
(240.6680) Optics at surfaces : Surface plasmons
(350.6050) Other areas of optics : Solar energy
(310.6845) Thin films : Thin film devices and applications
ToC Category:
Light Trapping for Photovoltaics
Original Manuscript: May 10, 2013
Revised Manuscript: June 25, 2013
Manuscript Accepted: June 25, 2013
Published: August 14, 2013
Rana Biswas and Erik Timmons, "Nano-photonic light trapping near the Lambertian limit in organic solar cell architectures," Opt. Express 21, A841-A846 (2013)
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