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One member of the sold-out Wachovia Center crowd watched Tuesday's game between the Philadelphia Flyers and Washington Capitals with a bit of extra interest in a certain player.
Gordie Howe, one of the all-time legends of the game, had a prime spot to watch one of the League's current greats, Alexander Ovechkin.
Howe said that while he hasn't seen too much of Ovechkin, he's certainly liked what he's seen.
"If he got any better he'd be scary," Howe told NHL.com.
Howe said Ovechkin won him over the first time they met, last season.
"There's 18 guys sitting down and he's the only one who jumped up to shake my hand," Howe said. "He shows respect for the older players."
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text: CURRICULUM VITAE of Dr. Vivek Mittal M.B.B.S., M.S. (Ortho), AO fellow Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Delhi Institute of Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon Sant Parmanand Hospital 18, Sham Nath Marg, Civil Lines, Delhi - 110054 Address for correspondence : 15, Jain Mandir Road Connaught Place New Delhi – 110 001. INDIA Ph 91 –011- 2374 - 3522 98110 - 82458 E-mail: email@example.com Name : Vivek Mittal Date of Birth : 15th August, 1964 Nationality : Indian Marital Status : Married Qualification : M.B.B.S. (1987) M.S. Orthopaedics (1991) Address : 15, Jain Mandir Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi – 110 001. India Contact No. : 2374 3522 (R), 98110 82458 2398 1260, 2399 4401-10(Hosp) Fax No. : 2397 4706 E-mail : email@example.com Permanent Registration : Medical Council of India – 6793 Delhi Medical Council - 8324 EDUCATION MEDICAL CAREER Qualification : M.B.B.S., University of Delhi Medical College : University College of Medical Sciences New Delhi Year of Entry : 1982 Year of Graduation : 1986 POST GRADUATE ORTHOPAEDIC TRAINING Qualification : M.S. (Orthopaedics), University of Delhi Medical College : Safdarjung Hospital New Delhi Thesis : "Bursae & Bursal Fluid – A Clinico – Pathological Study (Clinical Study)" Year of Joining : 1988 Year of Graduation : 1991 AO FELLOWSHIP OF TRAUMA SURGERY Year : 1999 8 wks fellowship Place : Austria, Switzerland RANAWAT FELLOWSHIP FOR JOINT REPLACEMENT Year : 2004 12 wks fellowship Place : Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, U.S.A APPOINTMENTS TENURE DESIGNATION HOSPITAL Registrar St. Stephen's Hospital, Nov 91 to Nov 94 New Delhi Nov 94 to Apr 99 Consultant Jeewan (Mala) Hospital (50 bedded multispeciality hospital) Khosla Hospital (100 bedded Multispeciality hospital) May 98 to Mar 99 Consultant Jaipur Golden Hospital (250 bedded multispeciality hospital) Delhi Institute of Trauma & May 1999 Onwards Consultant Orthopaedics, Sant Parmanand Hospital, Specialised Orthopaedics & Trauma Centre Work Experience I have worked for 14 years in Orthopaedics, which include 3 years training as postgraduate. During this period I received my training at Safdarjung Hospital followed by at St Stephen's Hospital, both prestigious and big teaching and referral hospitals. I have dealt with tertiary care problems of fresh and neglected trauma; total joint surgeries; spinal infection, disc prolapse, and deformities; poliomylitites and cerebral pasly management and rehabilitation and tumour surgeries. I am engaged in active clinical practice with a keen interest in Total Joint Replacement Surgeries of Hip, Knee and Shoulder. I also have received training at National University Hospital, Singapore. I have done 3 months AO fellowship at Advanced Trauma Centre in Austria. I have also done 3 months Ranawat fellowship at Lenox Hill Hospital, New York with Dr. Chitranjan Ranawat for Primary and Revision total joint replacements including hip, knee and elbow joints. PUBLICATIONS "Non-operative treatment of iatrogenic CSF fistula of lumbar spine" in Archives of Orthopaedics, vol.1, no.3, 25-27, 2001 "Formalin Preserved Allogenic Bone Graft: Does It Work" Indian Journal of Orthopaedics Vol 37: Number 4, October 2003 COURSE AND SYMPOSIA ATTENDANCE: 1. Ist Ilizarov Workshop :March 1994, St. Stephen,s Hospital, ND 2. THR & TKR Workshop : 11th April, 1997 at Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi 3. Spine Surgery Workshop : 22-23rd August 1998 at AIIMS, ND 4. Arthroscopy & Sports Injury Workshop: 28-30TH August 1998 at Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi 5. International Conference on Trauma : 27-29th November 1998 at MAMC, Delhi 6. Symposium on Bone Tumors : 2nd May 1999 at Hotel Kanishka, Delhi 7. A.O. Basic Course : July 1999, New Delhi 8. Hand Surgery Workshop : St. Stephen's Hospital, Delhi 2-3rd Nov,2001 at AIIMS,Delhi 9. Current Concepts in Joint Replacement: 12 – 14th Dec, 2001 at Florida U.S.A May 2006, Las Vegas, U.S.A 10. Minimal Invasive Solutions to THR Bankok, Thialand 2004. Cadeveric Hands on Workshop 11. Joint Replacement State of Art India: 2003, 2005 (JRSOA) 12. Ranawat Orthopaedic Conference (ROC) India 2001, 2003, 2005 13 APOS (Asia Pacific Orthopaedic 19th-23rd June 07; Bangkok Symposium) 14. Delta Course on Revision TKR & THR Nov 2007, Mumbai 15. Tips for Trainers , AO Course 24-25th Jan 2008, Chennai. 16. Delta Hip & Knee Revision Course 26-30th May 2008, Sydney Australia WORKSHOPS 1. Workshop on Charnley Total Hip Replacement in conjunction with Delhi Medical Association in April, 2000; includes cadaveric dissection 2. Live Surgery cum Conference on role of Synthetic Ligaments (LARS – Ligaments Advanced Reconstructive System) in March, 2000. FACULTY: Dr Laberau France 3. Orthopaedic Conference of ACADIMA 2001- Annual Indian Medical Association Conference 27 – 29th Dec 2001, Hotel Ashok – Samrat, New Delhi 4. Total Hip Replacement Workshop at Sant Parmanand Hospital in conjunction with Delhi Medical Association & MAMC in 2002; includes cadaveric dissection 5. Workshop on Total Knee Replacement at Sant Parmanand Hospital in conjunction with MAMC in April, 2003; includes cadaveric dissection 6. "Soft – Tissue Release" when you have released enough, Basic & Advanced Knee Replacement workshop at the Annual Conference of Indian Orthopaedic Association at Chennai, Dec 2003. 7. Primary Hip Replacement Workshop IOACON 2006, Sant Parmanand Hospital, Nov 2006. 8. Workshop on TKR, Apollo Hospital Agra, July 2007. 9. Delhi Hip Course (Total Hip Replacement Workshop) , Sant Parmanand Hospital, in conjunction with MAMC in Sep 2007; includes cadaveric dissection Live Surgery 1. Knee Replacement, Ruderpur Aug 2005. 2. TKR & THR , Bareilly April 2006- Live Telecast. 3. TKR, UPCON , Allahabad, Oct 2006 4. THR , UPCON, Muzaffarnagar, Feb 2007 5. TKR & THR , Bareilly July 2007.- Live Telecast. NATIONAL MEETINGS: FACULTY, LECTURES GIVEN Pre – Operative Planning, Basic & Advanced Knee Replacement workshop at the Annual Conference of Indian Orthopaedic association at Chennai., 16-17th Dec 2003. Post Operative Management in THR, THR Cementing Technique, Jaipur, Nov 2003 Faculty "Soft – Tissue Release" when you have released enough, Basic & Advanced Knee Replacement workshop at the Annual Conference of Indian Orthopaedic o association at Chennai, Dec 2003 – Faculty Experience with Dexa Scan in Postmenopausal osteoporosis,- SPH, Delhi, 23rd Feb 2004 Cementing in TKR ROSACON - Jaipur, March 2004 - Faculty Minimally Invasive Surgery – THR, India Habitat Center , August 2004. Modern Cementing Technique – IOACON ( Hyatt), Sep 2004. AO LCP Principles (Surya, New Delhi Sept 2004) – Faculty Pre-operative planning in THR for fracture around the Hip, ROSACON- 2005, Alwar, Xvii, Annual Conference of Rajasthan Orthopaedics Surgeon, Feb 2005 – Faculty The Rationale of Total Hip Replacement for fractures round the Hip, Proximal Femoral #s- DHS vs PFN, Soft Tissue Release in TKR, UTCON, Nainital, 21st, 22nd, 23rd April 2005 Advances in THR- Minimal Invasice Technique and implant selection, Department of Orthopaedics Base Hospital, Delhi. Feb 2005. Revision THR – X rays, India Habitat Center, June 2005, TKR Bone cuts, Preoperative planning in TKR, What to see post operative in Total Knee Arthroplasty; Rudrapur, 6th Aug 05 AO – LCP Plating, Delhi, 28th Sep 05, Faculty, Ideal Operation Theatre requirement , tips for preventing infection ,what to see post operatively in TKA ; UP Orthopaedic Association, Allahabad, 22nd Oct 06. Osteoporosis Management; Oberoi Maidens, Delhi, Indian Menopausal Society, 13 Jan 07 , Preoperative Planning THR , Post operative evaluation THR; UPCON Muzafar Nagar, 16th Feb 07 Cemented THR; North Zone Orthopaedic Association Annual Meeting CMC Ludhiana; 20th April 07 Controversies & current management in the treatment of Proximal Femoral Fractures; Ghaziabad Orthopaedic Association; 14th Sep 07 Faculty AO advance Course; Agra Oct 07 AO, Basic course + ORP course Faculty; Delhi 17-18th Feb 08 Indian Railways Annual Conference Faculty : Trauma & Arthroplasty Session; Delhi 5th March 08 INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS : LECTURES Current Papers in THA, Ranawat Orthopaedic Conference, Delhi , Feb 2008 Membership of Professional Societies Delhi Orthopaedic Association Indian Orthopaedic Association Delhi Medical Association Association of Spine Surgeons of India Indian Arthroscopic Association


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The Green Bay Packers have two young players whose contracts will expire at the end of the 2009 season. They have more than $20 million in salary cap space and less than a week before the NFL deadline for using 2008 cap money on future contracts.
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Using the principle of natural selection, researchers have outlined a new model of the disease suggesting that mitochondria — power plants for cells — might be at its center.
Playing the 'envelope game'
Harvard researchers have developed a first-of-its-kind model, dubbed the "envelope game," that can help researchers to understand not only why humans evolved to be cooperative but why people evolved to cooperate in a principled way.
Walk like a man
The fossilized hipbone of an ape called Sivapithecus is raising a host of new questions about whether the upright body plan of apes may have evolved multiple times.
Hamburger receives Anneliese Maier Research Award
Jeffrey Hamburger, the Kuno Francke Professor of German Art and Culture and a world authority on the religious art of the Middle Ages, is among this year's recipients of the Anneliese Maier Research Award.
Sounding out speech
A new study demonstrates that infants as young as 6 months can solve the invariance problem in speech perception.
Glimpsing Dublin from the wine-dark sea
Humanities 10, a new two-semester offering, is a big class on the big books, with time out for small seminars.
A cost of culture
A new study, authored by Collin McCabe, a doctoral student in Harvard's Department of Human Evolutionary Biology, suggests that increased exposure to disease has played an important role in the evolution of culture in both humans and non-human primates.
Creating 'genomic origami'
Researchers have assembled the first high-resolution, 3-D maps of entire folded genomes and found a structural basis for gene regulation, a kind of "genomic origami" that allows the same genome to produce different types of cells.
Discovering 'detectives' of science
Howard Stone returned to Harvard to lead the annual holiday lecture at the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, with hundreds of family and community members in attendance.
Reproductive strategies
When compared with a solitary strategy of producing offspring who then go on to produce their own offspring, a new Harvard study has found that eusociality is a high-risk, high-reward gamble.
Eyes on Orion
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics scientist Jonathan McDowell answers questions on the Orion test run and prospects for getting to Mars.
Leverett's evolution
Leverett House's McKinlock Hall reopened to students at the beginning of the academic year after 15 months of reconstruction. McKinlock is the second ...
She made her mark
Journalist Walter Isaacson and College students talk about the achievements and challenges for women in the field of computer science, including pioneer Grace Hopper.
A pill to shed fat?
Harvard Stem Cell Institute researchers have taken what they describe as "the first step toward a pill that can replace the treadmill" for the control of obesity.
Activating 'mindshare'
A national faculty survey produced by Higher Education Research Institute implies that changes in teaching may be afoot, as lecturers increasingly adopt student-centered and team-based teaching practices. In fact, this recalibration of the pedagogical universe is happening at Harvard, too.
The ever-smaller future of physics
Nobel winner Steven Weinberg brought his thoughts on a "theory of everything" to the Physics Department's Lee Historical Lecture.
Minds in motion
Last month the Harvard Dance Project performed "LOOK UP," a two-hour improvisational piece based on a series of "set choreographed phrases" and inspired by the works of architect Louis Kahn, Professor Stephen Greenblatt's 2012 book "The Swerve: How the World Became Modern," and recent research into how the brain perceives digital media.
The surprising origins of Europeans
Geneticists David Reich and Nick Patterson detailed recent work on human migrations that led to the populations of today's Europe.
Pulling art from the bin
The new American Repertory Theater play "O.P.C." examines the culture of consumerism while the production team takes the message to heart.
Lewis named interim dean of SEAS
Michael D. Smith, Edgerley Family Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, today announced the appointment of Harry R. Lewis, Gordon McKay Professor of Computer Science, as interim dean of the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), effective Jan. 1, 2015.
A leap across the pond
College seniors Michael George and Anna Hagen have won Marshall Scholarships for graduate work in the United Kingdom.
Precancerous state found in blood
Harvard researchers have uncovered an easily detectable, "premalignant" state in the blood that significantly increases the likelihood that an individual will go on to develop blood cancers such as leukemia, lymphoma, or myelodysplastic syndrome.
Parents Weekend through a freshman's eyes
Harvard freshman Matthew DeShaw is reminded of why he loves Harvard and his parents — especially when he can share the two over a weekend.
Harvard professor explores marine biology with teens
Peter Girguis, professor of organismic and evolutionary biology, hosted nearly two dozen Cambridge Rindge & Latin School students on Harvard's campus for a discussion about the various career paths available in marine science.
Oxford and beyond
Rhodes Scholars Ruth Fong and Benjamin Sprung-Keyser both are driven by a desire to improve the world around them.
Creating pain-sensing neurons
Harvard Stem Cell Institute researchers at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard's Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology have successfully converted mouse and human skin cells into pain-sensing neurons that respond to a number of stimuli that cause acute and inflammatory distress.
Two Harvard undergrads named Rhodes Scholars
Two Harvard undergraduates, Ruth Fong and Benjamin Sprung-Keyser, are among the 32 American men and women chosen as Rhodes Scholars on Saturday. They will begin their studies at the University of Oxford next October.
X marks the spot at Ed Portal
The Harvard Allston Education Portal featured another free seminar, this one part of its "in-person dialogue sessions" exploring the popular HeroesX series, an online class that focuses on the modern relevance of the "Ancient Greek Hero."
How mosquitoes home in
A team of researchers has identified a key genetic variation that helps mosquitoes "smell" humans. The study could open the door to new strategies to ward off the pests.
Angela Lansbury's long run
From the 7-year-old terrified by "King Kong" to the 89-year-old still bravely stepping out on stage, Angela Lansbury reflects on her 70 years in show business.
Shaping problem-solvers
A Gen Ed course linked to the South Asia Institute takes an interdisciplinary approach to the region's challenges.
A lifetime of scholarship, recognized
Steven Shapin, the Franklin L. Ford Research Professor in the History of Science, whose scholarship has had a wide-reaching impact on both the history and sociology of science, has been awarded the 2014 Sarton Medal for Lifetime Scholarly Achievement by the History of Science Society.
Encounters with Tennessee Williams
A comprehensive collection of material at Houghton Library shines a light on the life and work of Tennessee Williams.
A simple 'thank you'
The Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences is hosting its fifth annual Giving Thanks open house, welcoming its staffers to write personal messages of gratitude to colleagues and friends across the University.
Major boost for computer science
Steve Ballmer was joined by President Drew Faust and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) Dean Cherry Murray at an iLab event to formally announce that the University will increase its computer science faculty by 50 percent over the next few years, to 36 from 24.
Funding the next generation of scholars
Twenty undergraduates from around the world will have the chance to get hands-on experience in Harvard labs this summer, thanks to a four-year renewable grant to expand the Amgen Scholars Program to the University.
Daoism's ongoing influence
James Robson, professor of East Asian languages and civilizations, has edited the Daoism volume of "The Norton Anthology of World Religions."
Resonant journey
Experiences in Moscow reinforced for Dylan Perese '16 the importance of trust in cultural exchange.
Parents make a weekend of it
Families converged in Cambridge for Freshman Parents Weekend, the annual welcoming of parents that features faculty presentations, tours of the libraries and museums, and the opportunity to sit in on classes. Approximately 2,000 family members came to Harvard to visit their student over the weekend.
Foreshadowing feminism
Organizing and canvassing for anti-slavery petitions by women from 1833 to 1845 was a transformational training ground for suffragettes and other social activists following the Civil War.
Online hub for social science
The Digital Lab for the Social Sciences is designed to serve as an online clearinghouse where social scientists can find study participants.
A promising strategy against HIV
Harvard Stem Cell Institute researchers at Massachusetts General and Boston Children's hospitals for the first time have used a relatively new gene-editing technique to create what could prove to be an effective technique for blocking HIV from invading and destroying patients' immune systems.
A sense of Wonder
Harvard historian discusses the topic of her latest book, "The Secret History of Wonder Woman."
Rapid-fire evolution
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US 7169631 B2 Abstract A light-emitting device and optical communication system based on the light-emitting device is disclosed. The light-emitting device is formed in a float-zone substrate. The light-emitting device includes on the substrate lower surface a reflective layer and on the upper surface spaced apart doped regions. The portion of the upper surface between the doped regions is textured and optionally covered with an antireflection coating to enhance light emission. The light-emitting device can operate as a laser or as a light-emitting diode, depending on the reflectivities of the antireflection coating and the reflective layer.
Claims(13) 1. A method of forming a light-emitting device comprising:
providing a substrate made of float-zone Si or float-zone Si/Ge;
forming an dielectric layer on a lower substrate surface and a reflective layer atop the dielectric layer;
forming spaced apart doped regions in an upper substrate surface;
texturing a portion of the substrate surface between the doped regions;
forming first and second metal contacting respective portions of the doped regions; and
forming an optical waveguide optically coupled to the textured portion.
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Description This application is a Divisional of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/140,255 filed on May 6, 2002 now U.S. Pat. No. 6,924,510 which is incorporated herein by reference. The present invention relates to light-emitting devices formed in Si or Si/Ge and to optical communications systems employing same. Modern computers are formed from a variety of different types of integrated circuit (IC) chips, such as controllers, central processing units (CPUs) and memory. On-chip and chip-to-chip interconnections within a computer are typically made with metal wires. As ICs become more integrated, the wires becomes narrower and more closely spaced. This results in a higher resistance in the wires and a higher capacitance between wires, which act to slow the electrical signal and requires more electrical power. The degree to which the electrical signal is slowed is also proportional to the square of the length of the wire. Such signal delays negatively impact the performance of IC chips and the computer as a whole. To solve this problem, in-chip and chip-to-chip optical interconnections using light sources and waveguides have been proposed. In an optical interconnection system, an electrical signal from the chip is converted to an optical signal emitted by a light source. The light then travels over a waveguide to a detector, which converts the received light back to an electrical signal. The speed of an optical interconnection is much faster than the flow of electrons in a wire and scales linearly with the length of the optical interconnection. Such optical interconnection systems generally require an external light source, i.e., one not integrally formed with the IC chip. This is because Si and Si/Ge, the materials presently used to form IC chips, have not been considered suitable for forming integral light sources because they have an indirect bandgap. Instead, external sources with direct bandgap semiconductors, such as vertical cavity surface emitting lasers (VCSELS) formed from AlGaAs/GaAs or strained InGaAs/GaAs quantum-well devices have been used. While these light sources are effective, they need to be separately packaged and interfaced with and aligned to the waveguide, as well as to other devices on the IC chip. This makes for a relatively complicated and expensive on-chip or chip-to-chip optical communication system. Further complicating chip-to-chip communications is the limited number of contact pads that can be fabricated onto a chip, as well as the limited available chip area. As IC chips increase in sophistication, more and more input/output leads (e.g., pins or balls) are required to accommodate the larger number of bits and inputs/outputs for other applications. What is needed is a cost-effective optical interconnection system for on-chip and chip-to-chip communication that utilizes a light source and detector formed integral with conventional Si or Si/Ge semiconductor substrates and that is compatible with standard IC fabrication processes. In the following detailed description of the embodiments of the invention, reference is made to the accompanying drawings that form a part hereof, and in which is shown by way of illustration specific embodiments in which the invention may be practiced. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention, and it is to be understood that other embodiments may be utilized and that changes may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. The following detailed description is, therefore, not to be taken in a limiting sense, and the scope of the present invention is defined only by the appended claims. With reference to In In A reflective layer 50 is then formed over the dielectric layer. In an example embodiment, reflective layer 50 is a metal, such as aluminum. Further in an example embodiment, the reflective layer is formed by metalization. The dielectric layer serves to electrically insulate the reflective layer from the substrate. In The doped regions define a surface region 66 in between the doped regions. In one embodiment, gas source diffusion is used to form the doped regions. In another embodiment, ion-implantation is used, followed by an anneal step to eliminate any crystal dislocations that could contribute to non-radiative carrier recombination. In In In In The structure resulting from the above-described method is an Si- or Si/Ge-based light-emitting device 120. In one example embodiment, reflective layer 50 and AR coating 100 have reflectivities designed to make the light-emitting device operate as a laser diode (LD). In another example embodiment, reflective layer 50 and AR coating 100 have reflectivities designed to make light-emitting device 120 operate as a non-coherent light-emitting diode (LED). With continuing reference to In light-emitting device 120, the sources of non-radiative recombination are reduced so that light 94 is emitted via radiative recombinations. In this sense, the light-emitting device of the present invention has properties in common with a solar cell�namely, use of a float-zone substrate and the reduction of surface, contact and bulk-defect non-radiative recombination effects. The main differences between the present invention and a solar cell (besides the emission vs. reception of light) is that the present invention has the doped regions formed in the upper surface as opposed to the upper and lower surfaces, uses minimal surface area for the contacts, and has an AR coating designed for the wavelength of light emitted by the device based on the bandgap of Si or Si/Ge, rather than based on the reception of sunlight wavelengths. The result is that light-emitting device 120 has an efficiency, defined as the percentage ratio of the �power in� to the �power out� (e.g., in Watts), of about 0.25% or greater. This level of efficiency makes the indirect bandgap light-emitting device of the present invention a viable integrated light source for performing on-chip and chip-to-chip communication. In example embodiment discussed in greater detail below in connection with On-Chip Communication System System 200 includes the light-emitting device 120 formed integral with the chip and operating in the present example embodiment as an LD (hereinafter, �LD 120�). Light-emitting device 150 can also be employed in system 200, and LD 120 is chosen for illustration purposes. LD 120 is electrically connected via a wire 208 to a driver 210. An input voltage VIN is provided to the driver. System 200 includes an optical waveguide 220 formed on or in upper surface 206. The optical waveguide includes an input end 222 and an output end 224. Optical waveguide 220 is optically coupled at the input end to LD 120. In an example embodiment, the optical coupling is achieved using an optical coupler device 226, such as a prism, a grating, a lens, a mirror, or any combination thereof. LD device 120, driver 210 and optical coupler device 226 constitute a light-transmitting portion 228 of system 200. In an example embodiment, the optical waveguide is part of a polymer waveguide sheet laminated to upper surface 206. Polymer waveguides are particularly well suited for transmitting light of infrared wavelength (e.g., 0.850 microns to about 1.55 microns), which are commonly used wavelengths for chip-to-chip and other optical telecommunications applications. Suitable polymer waveguide sheets are available from Optical Crosslinks, Inc., Kennet Square, Pa. In another example embodiment, optical waveguide 220 is formed in the surface of the chip. With reference again to In operation, driver 210 receives input voltage VIN and in response thereto, drives LD 120 to output a modulated optical signal 350. Optical signal 350 is coupled into optical waveguide 220 and travels down the waveguide where it is received and detected by photodetector 310. The photodetector outputs a photodetector current signal 354 corresponding to optical signal 350. Current signal 354 travels to transimpedance amplifier 330, which converts the current signal to a voltage signal 356. This voltage signal is then amplified by post-amplifier 340 and outputted therefrom as VOUT. In operation, driver 430 drives the optical modulator in response to VIN, thereby creating a modulated output beam 450 from continuous output beam 420. The modulated output beam then travels down optical waveguide 220. The rest of the system and its operation is the same as that of system 200, described above. Chip-to-Chip Communication System System 500 includes an IC chip 520 with a lower surface 522 and external leads 524 connected to contacts 540 formed on the upper surface of the chip-bearing substrate. Contacts 540 are connected to wires 550 formed either on the upper surface of the chip-bearing substrate (as with a PCB, as shown), or formed internal to the substrate (as with an interposer). In an example embodiment, leads 524 are pins and contacts 540 are holes, while in another example embodiment, the leads are solder balls and the contacts are pads to which the solder balls are flip-chip bonded. In an example embodiment, leads 524 are contacted to contacts 540 such that IC chip lower surface 522 and upper surface 506 of the chip-bearing substrate are separated by a gap 560. IC chip 520 includes, in an example embodiment, light-emitting device 120 operating as a laser (i.e., LD 120), and driver 210 connected thereto, as described above in connection with system 200. Power to the chip is provided by one of the wires 550 connected to a power supply (not shown). In an example embodiment, VIN is provided from another device 434, such as a CPU, formed integral with the IC chip. In an example embodiment, driver 210 includes a CPU. System 500 includes an optical waveguide 580 with an input end 582 and an output end 584 formed on surface 506 of the chip-bearing substrate. Optical waveguide 580 is essentially the same as optical waveguide 220 and can be formed on or in surface 506 using the same methods as described above for forming waveguide 220 as discussed in connection with System 500 further includes an IC chip 620 with a lower surface 622 and external leads 624 connected to contacts 640 formed on the upper surface of the chip-bearing substrate. Contacts 640 are connected to wires 650 formed either on the upper surface of the chip-bearing substrate (as with a PCB, as shown), or formed internal to the substrate (as with an interposer). In an example embodiment, leads 624 are pins and contacts 640 are holes, while in another example embodiment, the leads are solder balls and the contacts are pads to which the solder balls are flip-chip bonded. In an example embodiment, leads 624 are contacted to contacts 640 such that IC chip lower surface 622 and upper surface 506 of the chip-bearing substrate are separated by a gap 660. IC chip 620 includes, in an example embodiment, photodetector 310 connected to transimpedance amplifier 330, which in turn is connected to post-amplifier 340, as described above in connection with system 200. Photodetector 310 of IC chip 620 is optically coupled to output end 584 of optical waveguide 580. In an example embodiment, the optical coupling is achieved using an optical coupler device, such as a grating 690, a lens 692, a bevel 694, or any combination thereof. In operation, driver 210 receives input voltage VIN and in response thereto, drives LD 120 to output a modulated optical signal 750. Modulation can also be achieved by using a separate optical modulator such as modulator 406 ( The various elements depicted in the drawings are merely representational and are not drawn to scale. Certain proportions thereof may be exaggerated, while others may be minimized. The drawings are intended to illustrate various implementations of the invention, which can be understood and appropriately carried out by those of ordinary skill in the art. While certain elements have been described herein relative to �upper� and �lower�, and �horizontal� and �vertical�, it will be understood that these descriptors are relative, and that they could be reversed if the elements were inverted, rotated, or mirrored. Therefore, these terms are not intended to be limiting. It is emphasized that the Abstract is provided to comply with 37 C.F.R. �1.72(b) requiring an Abstract that will allow the reader to quickly ascertain the nature and gist of the technical disclosure. It is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims. In the foregoing Detailed Description, various features are grouped together in various example embodiment for the purpose of streamlining the disclosure. 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U.S. products are widely available in Iran's IT market; Economic and financial sanctions did not stop imports; Dubai-based Iranian businesses mull shifting to Turkey.
January 20, 2011 10:52 by Reuters
The government started to cut back fuel and food subsidies in December, aiming to save the state up to $100 billion a year and to make Iran less vulnerable to any sanctions on fuel imports.
As the cost of essential goods rises, some Iranians fear that they will no longer be able to splash out on luxuries — especially if inflation, currently around 10 percent, soars, as some economists predict.
"Sometimes I think we have more been suffering from our own economic mismanagement than the imposed sanctions," said a university professor in Tehran who asked not to be identified because of the government's reputation for reacting harshly to criticism.
"My children love digital gadgets, and I used to buy them for them," he said. "But as the living costs are sharply rising, I should take more care about our basic needs."
Molaie, a manager of a company importing computer and network equipment, who also did not want his full name used, said that imports would continue as long as there was market demand. "It is just the matter of people's purchasing power."
"We had no major obstacle so far in our businesses," he added. "I have no idea about the government's difficulties."
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As a consequence, said Mojtaba Esfehanian, a manager of a computer company in Tehran, many Iranian companies based in Dubai had started to think of moving elsewhere.
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As the UAE pulls back from its traditional relationship, "our neighbor Turkey seems more attractive for Iranians," Esfehanian said.
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Do you think gaming will ever become an Olympic sport? Maybe at some point in our lifetime, someone will make a persuasive argument that the simulation of athletic events deserves to be showcased alongside the actual activities. When that happens, the SA Forum Goons will be so busy chasing glory that they won't have time to create Photoshops for us, so let's enjoy their contributions while we can! Special recognition to The Radix, who made a playable game based on the image below this box! Future generations of Doomtris medalists thank you!
*Oh yes, the theme, apparently it's something about transferring a save from one video game to another. Well, enjoy!
Toast Museum
Amazing. I want to play this so badly.
The Radix
Snowglobe of Doom
Lord Krangdar
One roommate's art-fueled movement goes terribly wrong.
Emma Stone was the most paranoid person I had ever met. In private she wore a full suit of medieval armor at all times, visor down.
Reading is good, in general, but sometimes it's just another way to put insane porn into your body.
How to Enjoy this Article: 1) CLICK on the link 2) READ the intro (optional) 3)LAUGH at the artwork!
Even the Armor of God won't save you from flying missionaries, terrible banditos, or Tom Arnold!
The Comedy Goldmine examines the funniest and most creative threads from the Something Awful Forums. Although the Comedy Goldmine has changed authors many times over the years, its focus on the Something Awful Forums is still the same. Includes hilarious Photoshops, amusing work stories, parodies, and other types of oddball humor.
Copyright ©2015 Rich "Lowtax" Kyanka & Something Awful LLC.