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Corrections to "Advancements in codes for computer aided design of depressed collectors and tracing of backscattered electrons-part II. Improvements in modelling of the physics of secondary electron emission and backscattering"Publication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1103
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Three-dimensional modeling of a surface type alternating current plasma display panel cell: the effect of cell geometry on the discharge characteristicsPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1023 - 1031
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Three-dimensional fluid code was used to investigate the effects of discharge cell's geometrical parameters on the characteristics of the addressing and the sustaining discharges. The main parameters investigated in this study are the cell pitch, the address electrode width, and the barrier rib height. The investigated discharge characteristics are the sustain voltage range, the luminance and efficiency, and the minimum applied voltage needed for the successful addressing. In this study, it was found that a larger cell pitch or a higher barrier rib can lower the sustain voltage range and a wider address electrode can lower the addressing voltage. Also, we obtained that the luminance and efficiency dependence on the sustain voltage for various values of each parameter. Especially for the analysis of the barrier rib height effect, we developed a ray-optics code where the luminance and efficiency can be calculated in terms of the visible light. From this analysis, we found that although cells with a higher barrier rib generate more VUV photons, there exists an optimal barrier rib height for a given cell pitch that gives the highest visible luminance and efficiency because of the shadow effect by the barrier ribs. View full abstract»
Analysis of collisional sheath structure in an argon DC dischargePublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1032 - 1037
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The electric fields of the sheath region in an argon DC discharge were measured using a laser optogalvanic spectroscopy in a pressure range from 0.88 to 10 torr, where collisions are significant in the sheath region. The sheath width is estimated as the position where the electric field becomes zero, and the pressure dependence of the measured sheath width was obtained to be (pressure)-13/. The measured electric fields agree well with two-dimensional simulation results but are slightly different from collisional sheath theory in the mobility limited region. The discrepancy of the theory from the experiment and simulation results was found to be caused by the change of ion current density due to ion collisions in the sheath region. View full abstract»
Determination of the equilibrium ion sheath in the drifting plasma by numerical SimulationPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1044 - 1051
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A one-dimensional (1-D) particle-in-cell (PIC) numerical method is developed to determine the equilibrium steady-state sheath width established in a drifting plasma. The simulated and measured steady-state sheath widths are in approximate agreement although the measured width is slightly larger than the simulated. The probe is biased to +90 V and this greatly influences the potential structure within the sheath boundary. The simulation shows that the mean-charge state and mean-atomic-mass approach to dealing with multiple ion species with a range of charge states does not accurately predict the position of the equilibrium sheath when the difference between the charge-to-mass ratios of the ion species is large. A more robust approach is to simulate the steady sheath by a 1-D-PIC method that can handle multiple ion species. In experimental situations where the sample stage is finite in size, the assumption that the equilibrium ion sheath expands from a biased plate of infinite extent may be violated. A two-dimensional PIC numerical method expressed in r-z cylindrical coordinates has been developed to investigate the condition where the 1-D assumption becomes inaccurate. The results confirm that the 1-D-PIC method becomes inaccurate when the steady-state sheath width has dimensions comparable with the sample stage diameter. View full abstract»
Dispersion characteristics of a rectangular waveguide gratingPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1075 - 1082
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We study the dispersion characteristics of a rectangular waveguide grating for microwave amplifier applications. The Floquet theorem and an appropriate standing waves expansion is employed to express the fields in the vacuum region and inside the grooves, respectively. The application of the boundary conditions leads to an infinite system of equations, which is solved numerically by truncation. The main advantage of the procedure employed is that it gives directly and with a few spatial harmonics the dispersion relation. Furthermore, an adequate procedure (simulation tool) has been introduced in order to distinguish the real roots from spurious solutions and it has been found to work effectively for all cases presented in this work. Numerical results are presented for both shallow and deep grooves and comparison with previously published works is made. View full abstract»
Comparison of electric field and priming particle effects on address discharge time lag and addressing Characteristics of high-Xe content AC PDPPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1083 - 1090
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The alternating current plasma display panel (AC PDP) is generally driven by the subfield method to realize the gray scale, and each subfield is composed of reset, address and display period. Therefore, a significant time should be allocated to an address period in high-resolution PDP, which results in a short display period and a reduction of brightness, and so the dual scan method has been widely used to solve this problem. In this case, however, the address electrodes need to be physically divided into two parts and driven by different data drive integrated circuits (ICs), thereby causing a cost up due to doubling the number of data drive ICs. In this paper, we investigate the factors that could influence the address discharge time lag and, in particular, the electric field effects and priming particle effects are compared in order to achieve high speed addressing. In this regard, the address characteristics of high-Xe content panel are investigated from which it was found that the address discharge time lag was reduced to one half that of the conventional method when the priming particles are provided. View full abstract»
Mechanism of high luminous efficient discharges with high pressure and high Xe-content in AC PDPPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1038 - 1043
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The mechanism of high luminous efficiency discharges with high Xe content in an AC plasma display panel was analyzed by computer simulation using a two-dimensional fluid model. The model has reproduced well the experimental results. The high luminous efficiency with high Xe content is attributed to high electron heating efficiency as well as high excitation efficiency by electron. The electron heating efficiency is increased with increasing the sustaining voltage under high Xe content and this phenomenon was analyzed by investigating the cathode sheath and secondary electron emission characteristics. View full abstract»
Analysis of a metallic reflector grating with the influence of the Joule loss taken into accountPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1070 - 1074
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Reflection characteristics of metallic waveguide gratings with rectangular grooves are investigated with the effect of the Joule loss taken into account. For this purpose, the scattering matrix for each step discontinuity is first found by using the mode-matching method with an impedance boundary condition at the surface of the conductor. Then, the scattering matrix for the overall waveguide grating is obtained by generalized transfer matrix methods. Numerical results show that Joule loss occurs mainly at horizontal wall sections. In order to suppress the loss of a reflector grating, it is shown that it should have a deep grating depth with a small number of periods. This configuration coincides with that for a compact and wideband reflector grating, which can well support single-mode operation, as was pointed out in our previous work. View full abstract»
Propagation velocity of pulsed streamer discharges in atmospheric airPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1091 - 1094
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Pulsed streamer discharges have been extensively used in many applications such as control of NOX and SO2 from exhaust gases, treatment of dioxins, removal of volatile organic compounds, generation of ozone, and laser excitation. An operation with a high energy efficiency is necessary for practical applications. It is very important to know the propagation mechanism of streamer discharges in order to improve the energy efficiency of pulsed discharge systems. In this paper, the emission from pulsed streamer discharges in a coaxial electrode system in air at 0.1 MPa was observed using a high-speed gated intensified charge-coupled display camera. A concentric wire-cylinder electrodes configuration was used. A positive pulsed voltage having a width of about 100 ns was applied to the central electrode. The streamer discharges were initiated at the inner electrode and terminated at the outer electrode. The propagation velocity of the streamer discharges was 1.8-3.3 mm/ns. View full abstract»
Tracking down the origin of arc plasma Science-II. Early continuous dischargesPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1060 - 1069
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Continuous discharges could only be obtained after enduring energy sources became available, namely in the form of a battery of electrochemical cells, invented by Volta in late 1799. Humphry Davy is often credited with the discovery of the arc discharge, which later led to the development of the carbon arc lamp. Indeed, as early as 1800, he obtained short pulsed arcs with his Voltaic pile. Independently, and earlier than Davy in the sense of continuous discharges, the Russian Vasilii Petrov of St. Petersburg made carbon arcs in 1802. Petrov used a pile of 4200 electrochemical cells to drive what was the most powerful discharge at that time. Petrov's publication of 1803 appeared only in Russian, and his work was ignored and forgotten for over a century. Davy pursued highly successful electrochemical experiments and was unaware of Petrov's work. He increased the size of his battery in several steps, which led to increasingly powerful discharges, most likely an undesired side effect. After 1808, using the new battery of the Royal Institution, Davy demonstrated continuous arc discharges. The exact dates and circumstances of early arc demonstrations around 1810 are still the subject of research, but later arc experiments such as those at the London Institution of 1821 are well documented. While Petrov could claim priority for continuous carbon arcs, it was Davy who made a lasting impact on further development. View full abstract»
Millimeter-wave materials processing in Japan by high-power gyrotronPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1010 - 1015
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This paper summarizes recent research activities on materials processing using millimeter-waves in Japan with emphasis on the work performed at the Joining and Welding Research Institute (JWRI), Osaka University. Extensive research results conducted at the JWRI on ceramics sintering and modification of thin film properties with millimeter-wave radiation from a 28-GHz gyrotron are described. In the sintering of pure Al2O3, it was found that at a similar density and grain size a big difference in the bending strength appeared in the sample after millimeter-wave sintering as compared with that after conventional sintering. This result was attributed to come from the difference in the grain boundary structures due to the unique millimeter-wave effect. We have also obtained highly dense sintered Si3N4 and Aluminum Nitride (AlN) by the millimeter-wave method with new sintering aids containing Yb2O3 at a temperature lower by about 200°C-400°C than that by the conventional method. It was verified that selective heating of Yb2O3 by millimeter-waves around the grain boundary promoted a densification process in its liquid phase. A high thermal conductivity of 210 W/m·°C could be obtained in AlN samples sintered at 1700°C for 180 min in N2+ 3% H2 gas environment. In the research of thin-film modification the millimeter-wave irradiation to SrTiO3 films prepared by mirror-confinement-type electron cyclotron resonance (MCECR) plasma sputtering method could drastically improve their crystallinity and electrical properties at remarkably lower temperatures than by the conventional thermal methods. The crystallization temperature of amorphous films on Si substrates were 300°C and the dielectric constant reached to about 260. View full abstract»
Potential for Thomson scatter with an X-ray laserPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1016 - 1022| | Quick Abstract | PDF (595 KB) | | HTML
The authors present an analysis of an X-ray laser Thomson scatter experiment attempted at the Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory. Although the experiment was for technical reasons not completed, an analysis of the feasibility is instructive. X-ray lasers are potentially a useful source for this type of experiment as they have high brightness, short pulse duration, and low divergence. Thomson scatter has proved to be a powerful diagnostic technique in low density plasmas and the extension of this diagnostic technique to shorter wavelengths in the XUV region would allow probing of plasmas at higher densities where classical plasma models such as the Debye-Huckel model breakdown. The authors show in their analysis that, at current output levels, self-emission may hamper attempts to probe high-density plasmas. However, a range of interesting plasmas can be probed which would be too optically thick for optical probing. View full abstract»
Critical analysis of matching schemes in capacitively coupled dischargesPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1100 - 1102
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It is shown that, in capacitively coupled radio frequency discharges, the amplitude of the discharge current may not have a unique value for a matching network designed to yield the maximum power transfer. The condition, which may lead to this uncertainty, is derived to avoid the possible, undesired mode of operation. View full abstract»
Measurement of secondary electron emission yieldsPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1095 - 1099
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The authors describe a method for the measurement of secondary electron emission coefficients and demonstrate the use of this approach for the measurement of secondary electron yields for titanium, copper, and carbon ions incident upon an aluminum target. The method is time-resolved in that a series of measurements can be obtained within a single ion beam pulse of several hundred microseconds duration. The metal ion beams were produced with a vacuum arc ion source, and the ratio of secondary electron current to incident ion current was determined using a Faraday cup with fast control of the electron suppressor voltage. The method is relatively simple and readily applied and is suitable for measurements over a wide parameter range. The secondary yields obtained in the present work are of relevance to the measurement of ion current and implantation dose in plasma immersion ion implantation. View full abstract»
Tracking down the origin of arc plasma science I. Early pulsed and oscillating dischargesPublication Year: 2003 , Page(s): 1052 - 1059
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The early development of arc plasma physics is closely related to the development of suitable sources of electrical energy. The harnessing of electrostatic charge in Leyden jars (early capacitors) enabled the controlled production of sparks and pulsed arcs. A contemporary introduction to sparks and arcs gives the foundation for critically assessing the early development, when observation and discovery of phenomena were still far from understanding. The modern development of discharge physics can be traced back to the 18th century. Notably, and generally unnoticed by the scientific community until today, Joseph Priestley observed cathode erosion and film deposition of cathode material as early as 1766. View full abstract»
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We are always looking for shoe organizers...
I thought this was one of the best shoe organizing ideas I've seen. They are up off the floor so you can sweep. I've linked the tutorial of how to make them below.
Here is a link that might be useful: shoe rack tutorial
Very clever! and you can sweep the floor without picking up the stupid shoes.
I'd do this in my entry way, but the doors open into the area.
Still, it could be a useful technique even inside a cabinet, or something.
On the back of a cabinet or closet door? Suppose it would hold?
Wow. What a great idea. Funtional AND it looks cool too. Not as much bulk as a cabinet or big shelf, and you don't have to keep wiping dirt off of a shelf all the time.
I wish they would sell something like that so those of us without tools or who are not very handy could just buy them.
Do the shoes really stay in the horizontal position though? I am imagining that the shoes could look askew and messy, if there were different size shoes stored, or both boots and shoes, as they couldn't be stored evenly and would flop down at different angles.
If you read the whole thing, you'll see that this is a homemade version of a specialized one.
Design Within Reach (a catalog) sells it, but it's $100.
You'd still need to mount it on the wall, which means you need a drill. Or a handyman.
The folks who made the wooden one just used the handsaw at Home Depot. And any lumberyard will sell you the wood cut to size. And a handyman could install it.
This is a good idea. And I was just at lowes today. I like the notmartha website and I'm thinking about making the shoe shelf now.
I had a shoe organiozer at least 20 years ago that I loved. It had about 60 clear plastic pockets, hence held up to 30 pairs of shoes, and was made to hang on a closey door.The plastic eventually got old and ripped.I threw it out. I wish I could find another just like it.


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This spacious and cozy room is part of an easy going and friendly 'WG' in Berlin Fhain, just at the border of Kreuzberg, Amit and Myself live here. This spot makes you equally distant from the nicest spots of town for Art, Food, Culture and Clubbing.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
This cosy room has nice wood floors and is part of a beautiful and big apt, that you would share with Amit and I. The atmosphere in the apt is super nice, we love to receive guests and I think they enjoy experiencing life as a local during their stay as well.
Guest Access
To basically everything. You are very welcome to cook in our well equipped and spacious kitchen, as well as take long bath tubs or whatever you feel like, also don t hesitate to visit us in our rooms if you feel like it, we want you to feel like a real room mate while you are here.
Interaction with Guests
It depends on them actually, I feel their needs and act accordingly, some guests appreciate privacy and are more reserved, so I respect that, and other are more interactive. In either case they are always welcome to join us for dinner, a bier or a dance night out. :)
The Neighborhood
I love that I live in the calm part of Kopernikusstrasse, it is amazing that here can be so quiet, while just a street away, we can find the energetic Warschauerstrasse. I love to be able to shop (supermarket) 24h a day (I am a late bird). I love the healthy and delicious restaurant options I have all around me. But mostly, I love that I am just 5 min walking from berghain ;)
Getting around
Easy. We are connected to everywhere with S-bahn, U-bahn and tram connections, no worries about that one.
Other Things to Note
I have a cat, his name is Tiao. You will love him, like everyone does. He is a free cat, he comes and goes from the streets daily, and the all the neighbors know him already :)
Nothing very strict, I just ask you to please smoke in your room, and to let me know if you decide to invite friends to the house, so I don t get scared and scream super loud when finding a stranger in my kitchen hehehe
Marcela was a great host, the house was very clean and warm and very comfortable, also it is in the best area, close to everything, all house mates were very friendly, would definitely stay there again.
Marcela was really friendly when we met and gave us some nice tips to go out in Berlin. We did not interact much with her and Amit during the whole stay, but basically because we were all day away. That was ok with us. The room was clean and cozy, and the location was perfect. Only negative remark: the toilet paper was missing sometimes. For the rest, I totally recommend it. Thanks, guys!! We would have stayed another week ;)
We had a lot of fun staying with Marcela. The room was really nice and clean. Exactly what we looked for.
Marcela was very Friendly and helpful.
Thank you :)
Awesome place with awesome people. Beautiful spacious room, felt right at home, and in the best part of Berlin!
We had a fantastic time in Berlin staying with Marcela and Amit. They are both really cool, interesting and friendly people who helped make our time in Berlin really fun. The room is beautiful- really spacious and clean- and the kitchen and bathroom are also good. The location is fantastic. We would definitely recommend this room to anyone for both long + short stay. Thanks Marcela!
When I first arrived in Berlin, Marcela was quite late calling me back (1.5h) to tell me where she had left the key for me. It was in a nearby shop. The guy there had never heard of me nor Marcela. After some fuss (I don't speak German) and a phone call back to Marcela, I finally got the key. I went in and met Amit. I told him about the key situation and he said, "Oh, yeah, that was me. I didn't know your name, so I just made one up."
Rather than being apologetic, he seemed to treat this more as some sort of "funny story". I literally did not know what to say, so smiled nervously and went to bed.
A couple of days later I knocked on their doors to ask about borrowing a phone charger. Marcela literally shouted at me for waking them up (at 1:30pm in the afternoon...) One reason I chose this house is the following line from its page: "also don t hesitate to visit us in our rooms if you feel like it, we want you to feel like a real room mate while you are here". Hmmm...
Dirty underwear was left on the bathroom floor one day. Another day, there was no bath mat, and I did not dare knock on doors to ask for one after the last time...
Regarding the room, it is fine. The area is also great. I am sure I would have been kinder about the service, had we got off to a better start. The reality however is that I did not feel welcome, and my presence seemed like an inconvenience for them. They seemed to have forgotten that I had actually paid money to be there.
I know this is not a hotel, and things are not going to be perfect. But, the way I see it, if you want a good review, you need to provide a good service.
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Hello, I am Marcela, nice to meet you.
I am a Brazilian artist (performer) and curator living in Berlin since 2007.
Since 2011 I am artistically directing a space called Agora, within a collective of other 4 artists. It has been and it still is an amazing experience, and we have been growing to the point of having a whole building for the project. :)
Agora is a very open space, that is mostly dedicated to the development of artistic and entrepreneurial projects, we love to be the meeting point for creative people. Please feel welcome to visit us when you are here!
Besides my work, which is already a very social activity in itself, I am a quite extroversive person, I know a lot of people and networking is one of my strongest points. I love to go out for cultural events, like openings, performances and exhibitions, but love as well to just go for drinks with friends and, like most people in Berlin, for a good dancing session. ;)
Amit, that lives with me and is also my best friend, is one of the loveliest creatures I ever met. He is funny as hell, as well as super talented (he is a professional painter).
We have a great time living together.
My cat is also part of this "WG" (shared apartment). He is a sweet black and white cat, that I adopted in Brazil 7 years ago. He behaves mostly like a dog then like a cat, he receives you at the door when you arrive, is super friendly to everyone and keeps you company. He also loves to go for a walk on the streets and that is perfectly fine, he knows the area and everyone in the building knows him well. Guess we could also call him a social butterfly...it runs in the family. ;)


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Yohanan Plesner at Keshev C'tee press conference 370.
(photo credit:Marc Israel Sellem)
When a journalist asked a cabinet minister about Prime Minister Binyamin
Netanyahu's handling of the crisis over the Keshev Committee in the Knesset
cafeteria this week, the minister responded with pity."I know you have
to write a column for Friday's newspaper but I don't," he said. "I can wait
until it's over to pass judgment."And indeed, it is not over. When
Kadima leader Shaul Mofaz finished his statement at a Knesset press conference
Wednesday by saying that "the ball is in the prime minister's hands, and it's a
matter of days," a frustrated, overworked reporter kvetched: "Days? Why not
hours?! Nu!" The fate of the national-unity government that Netanyahu and Mofaz
formed with great fanfare at 2 a.m. on May 8 is expected to be decided by the
next Kadima faction meeting at 2 p.m. on Monday, July 9.But as the
minister said, journalists have to do their job. And part of their job is to
evaluate the performance of politicians in a time of crisis, even if it is
ongoing. So here are the winners and losers in the Keshev
conundrum.LOSERS 1. Netanyahu. Does the prime minister regret the
decision he made to stop the vote on advancing elections to September 4 and
expand the government with Mofaz? No one close to Netanyahu will answer that
question, but they all will say he took a tremendous risk.If Netanyahu
fails to broker a compromise between Mofaz and the haredim over equalizing the
burden of IDF service, Kadima will leave the government and the coalition will
shrink back to 66 MKs from 94. Netanyahu is smart enough not to immediately
initiate an election in which he would be painted as the defender of the haredim
against the rest of the country.But even if Netanyahu manages to
complete his term, which officially ends in October 2013, despite Israelis'
notoriously short memories, they will not forget that when push came to shove he
sided with those he referred to as the Likud's natural partners – the Right and
the haredim. That could make centrist Israelis reconsider voting for Likud and
allowing Netanyahu to form the next coalition.And even if Netanyahu does
reach a deal, the many columns over the past week that painted him as the
haredim's chief advocate have already done irrevocable damage to his
reputation.Netanyahu has a weapon that he has exploited to his advantage
and that will help him in the negotiations: The cast that has been on his leg
since he tore ligaments in a June 11 soccer game. The cast gave him an excuse to
cancel appearances at many events.He has not shown up at the Knesset,
where reporters can see who enters and leaves his office. All his meetings are
at the Prime Minister's Office, where cars with tinted windows can come and go
without tipping anyone off as to what is going on behind the scenes.2.
Mofaz. If there ever was a lose-lose situation for a politician, this is it. If
Mofaz reaches a deal with Netanyahu, chances are that at least the minimum seven
MKs needed to split a faction will leave Kadima and join the new centrist party
being formed by former minister Haim Ramon with the help of former Kadima leader
Tzipi Livni.If no deal is reached, Kadima will leave the coalition and
go back to irrelevancy in the opposition for as long as 15 months, having failed
to use its influence in the government to make the changes that Mofaz promised.
Anyone who hoped Kadima would change the electoral system, ensure the passage of
a less cruel state budget, or advance peace will be disappointed and will look
for a new party on Election Day.And the party will probably still
split.The best case scenario for Mofaz remains that the current
government lasts as long as possible with him in it. That way, at least he could
have influence when key decisions are made on big issues like
Iran.Meanwhile, Mofaz's reputation will continue to be sullied. Though
it is hard to think it can get any worse than this quote from a source close to
Netanyahu printed in Thursday's Yediot Aharonot: "He is like [former foreign
minister] David Levy," the source said."Busy acting offended but
incapable of quitting."3. The haredim. There are those who say that the
ultra-Orthodox are the big winners in the crisis, because Netanyahu appeared to
defend them or because of a patronizing argument that serving in the army will
help them in the long run financially and integrate them into Israeli
society.But the truth is that the haredim overwhelmingly preferred the
status quo. And it will change.The Keshev committee's recommendations of
hefty fines for haredi draft-evaders will not pass in the Knesset, but taking
away state benefits from the evaders and their learning institutions will. There
will be real enforcement to make sure the yeshiva students who are supposed to
be learning Torah are really at their yeshivas. Keshev even recommends
fingerprinting them.Whether or not a deal is reached between Likud and
Kadima, an alternative to the Tal Law on haredi service must pass in the Knesset
by August 1, due to a ruling by the Supreme Court. Whatever ends up passing,
even if the haredi parties end up supporting it, will be much worse a scenario
for the haredim than they have had for the past decade.WINNERS 1.
Yohanan Plesner. On one hand, he started off as the head of a committee with
nine people and he finished the Keshev report on his own after Netanyahu
disbanded the committee. When National Union MK Michael Ben-Ari heckled Plesner
during his press conference announcing the report, Marina Solodkin was the only
MK there with Plesner to heckle back.But on the other hand, Plesner's
persistence will earn him points with his voters.His argument that many
soldiers do not finish the masa alonkot – the traditional long march in basic
training carrying stretchers – resonates with many Israelis. And you can agree
or disagree with the report Plesner put out, but it cannot be denied that it is
comprehensive, serious work.Yohanan Plesner is now a household name in
Israel for the first time. His face is now recognizable for ordinary Israelis,
which other backbench Kadima MKs certainly cannot say about
themselves.When Plesner put out a report on the same subject a year ago
as an opposition MK on the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, it was
barely even covered by the media. Now his recommendations are front-page
news.Even if Kadima does not recover from its current slump in the
polls, thanks to his hard work, Harvard-educated Plesner has likely earned
himself a seat in the next Knesset.2. Avigdor Liberman. It is too easy
to forget why Israel was going to go to elections on September 4 before the
national-unity government was formed. Yisrael Beytenu had submitted a bill
requiring all 18-yearold Israelis to serve in the IDF and had threatened to
remove its 15 MKs from the 66-MK coalition if Netanyahu did not support
it.All the fervor surrounding drafting yeshiva students that will
culminate with a mass Tel Aviv rally Saturday night was started by Liberman –
and presumably some good advice he received to focus on the matter by his
American strategist, Arthur Finkelstein.Liberman also knew when to leave
the Keshev Committee last week, which led to its unraveling. As often happens,
other parties followed in Yisrael Beytenu's footsteps.The reason why
Liberman ordered his representative on the committee, MK David Rotem, to leave
was that it set targets he saw as too low for drafting Arabs into national
service. Requiring Arabs to serve is a hotbutton issue for potential Yisrael
Beytenu voters.Even though Liberman is likely to order his MKs to oppose
whatever proposal comes to a vote in the Knesset later this month – because in
his eyes it will not go far enough – he will be credited with passing
it.3. Yair Lapid. The other main beneficiary of the credit for the
uproar over drafting yeshiva students did not write a report, propose a bill or
organize a rally. He actually didn't do anything at all.But the chairman
of the new Yesh Atid party's name is Lapid, and he is the son of the late leader
of the secularist Shinui party, Yosef (Tommy) Lapid. And that is
enough.Voters who put matters of religion and state at the top of their
agenda on Election Day will see Lapid as the candidate most connected to such
issues, even though he is actually much more moderate than his
father.Lapid started giving interviews over the past two weeks,
increasing his visibility just at the right time. He was criticized for stepping
in many puddles as he started his political career, but now it looks like his
star is on the rise.
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the med tech space, such as Becton Dickinson's acquisition of Carefusion for 3.1 times sales and Zimmer's purchase of Biomet for 4.2 times sales, provide some support to this deal. The Volcano acquisition is in line with Philips' strategy to become
Nonetheless, we still think greater pricing pressure is now a fixture in the post health-care reform world. We still expect the Biomet deal to close in first quarter of 2015, but would be very surprised if the antitrust regulators did not force Zimmer to make
its acquisition of midtier competitor Biomet . Antitrust regulators in Europe and the ..... will close, and we continue to include Biomet in our valuation. With quarterly revenue ..... its spine business with the addition of Biomet . There just is not enough high-quality
Blackstone's 8.4%, Carlyle's 5%, and the S&P 500's 4.7% increases. Upcoming sales transactions for US Foods and Biomet will generate more incentive income in the next quarter or two. With the completion of the KFN deal, KKR (at the asset manager
Biomet moves closer to private territory.
announcement that Zimmer ZMH plans to acquire Biomet , the competitive dynamics in the orthopedic ..... orthopedic surgeons. Zimmer's acquisition of Biomet removes one midtier competitor from the ..... Economic Moat Rating, and the addition of Biomet (which we had also rated as wide moat


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King George III gets his horse back
The Princess Royal came face to face with another royal with a remarkably good seat on a horse when she inspected a newly restored Dorset landmark.
The gigantic figure of King George III on horseback was carved out of a steep chalk hillside at Osmington, near Weymouth in 1808, as a 'thank you' to the king who put Weymouth on the holiday map.
Over the years the 260ft figure's outline had become distorted and it has taken three years for local volunteers and organisations, including Dorset County Council, the Osmington Society and English Heritage to return it to its original glory.
The Royal Engineers and Dorset Army Cadets also helped remove the Portland stone chippings which had been used in recent years to cover the King and his white horse, Adonis, revealing the original chalky bedrock. Engineers from 702 Naval Air Squadron, based at Yeovilton, helped out....
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