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While eastern Canada is blessed with many great quality Atlantic salmon rivers in a number of the provinces such as Labrador / Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, strong argument can be made that the best Atlantic salmon fishing, and certainly the largest of Canada's Atlantic salmon are to be found in "La Belle Province", Quebec on the beautiful Gaspé Peninsula. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
A trio of world-class salmon rivers flow from the Gaspé's Chic Choc Mountains southward to the Bay of Chaleur, the Grand Caspcapédia, the Petite Caspcapédia and the Bonaventure. The Grand, while mostly private, is known as one of the world's top producers of trophy Atlantic salmon, producing 10 or more fish over the magical 40 pound mark each season. However, the Bonaventure and the Petite Caspcapédia Rivers are also capable of producing trophy size salmon as well as impressive numbers. And compared with the arduous travel necessary to reach some other provinces, these Gaspé rivers are easily reachable by car from the northeast states, or by service into nearby airports. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
All three of these rivers are no more than an hour's drive from each other and
all three may be fished from anyone of a trio of world class salmon lodges. The tremendous advantage is if one
of the rivers is not fishing well, these lodges can shift to one of the other rivers, affording anglers the best
possible opportunity for good sport. Moving from west to east, these lodges are: The Salmon Lodge is situated on the Grand Caspcapédia. Built in the late 1800's, this historic Lodge brings anglers back to the era of Atlantic salmon fishing in the "Grand Old Style". The Salmon Lodge is the closest to the Lake and Salmon Branches of the Grand Caspcapédia, and as such, may fish these Grand more often than the other two. They also rotate fishing quality water on both the Petite Caspcapédia as well as the Bonaventure. |
Camp Brûlé, situated on the beautiful Petite Caspcapédia, is another top operation
for Atlantic salmon anglers. Camp Brûlé offers 3 ½ miles of private pools on the beautiful
Petite, as well as access to ZEC waters on the Grande & Bonaventure. Brûlé combines the charm
of the original rustic feel from the beginnings in the 1880's, four-star accommodations, and excellent fishing
for Atlantic salmon. Camp Bonaventure is one of Quebec's newer salmon lodges. Built in the early 1990's, this elegant contemporary lodge is located on the banks of one of Canada's premier dry fly rivers, the gin clear Bonaventure River, and offers access to trophy waters on the famed Grand Caspcapédia as well as the crystalline Petite Caspcapédia. |


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Lead pollution in an urban community: whose health priority?
Nuwayhid, Iman, Hamdan, Monia, Nasrallah, Rola, Zurayk, Rami and El-Fadel, Mutasem (2003) Lead pollution in an urban community: whose health priority? In, International Forum on Ecosystem Approaches to Human Health, Montreal, Canada, 22 Mar 2004.
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Objective: A community-based research project is used as a case study to debate the concept of community participation in setting research priorities.
Background: A multidisciplinary team of researchers in health, engineering, and ecosystem management at the American University of Beirut (AUB) conducted a pilot study, funded by IDRC, to investigate lead pollution in a densely populated community in Beirut, Lebanon. It was hypothesized that lead pollution is a major health problem, mainly due to leaded gasoline. Thirty households were visited, where a member of the household was interviewed and blood and environmental samples were collected and analyzed for lead levels. Several meetings with community representatives and interviews with 28 members of the community were also conducted to identify the community's environmental health (EH) priorities.
Observations: The community specified the emissions from vehicles using diesel fuel, poor water quality, and municipal waste disposal among the leading EH priorities. Leaded gasoline and lead pollution did not make the list. Household cooperation with the lead study was low. Contrary to expectations, blood lead levels and concentration of lead in air/water/dust/food samples were within acceptable international standards.
Discussion: This study is a clear example of the frequent mismatch between researchers' priorities and that of the community under investigation. The community's priorities were all sensual and tangible- smell (diesel, solid waste), color (water, diesel), smoke (diesel), and taste (water). Out-of-sight and non-tangible EH problems such as lead pollution fell from the community's sphere of concern. Researchers face the dilemma of imposing their own agenda or changing direction mid-stream. Is it ethical to educate and raise community awareness about a problem to later investigate it? Or is it a moral duty? How can researchers balance their own needs and objectives with that of the community? The Ecosystem Approach to Environmental Health presents some answers but its application faces the same challenges.
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The module was designed using advanced components and packaging techniques to achieve integration of the electronics in a 2 in (5.08 cm) by 6.5 in (16.5 cm) by 1 in (2.45 cm) package. The module size allows 4 T/R modules to feed the 16 x 16 element subarray on an antenna panel. The T/R module contains 4 transmit channels and 8 receive channels (horizontal and vertical polarizations). Each channel contains GaAs mmic amplifiers and a 5-bit phase shifter and a programmable attenuator.
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The Department of Spanish and Portuguese offers both a major and a minor in Spanish, emphasizing the language, linguistics and culture of Spain and Latin America.With an intellectual commitment to multiculturalism and interdisciplinarity, the undergraduate program actively explores the transnational intersection of various aspects of Spanish and Latin American culture, including literature, folklore, cinema, art, music and architecture. While living and studying in 21st century Los Angeles — the ideal site for thinking about the planet's increasingly transcultural condition — students are challenged to consider and reconsider a number of important issues: the growing importance of popular culture in Iberia, Latin America and Latino USA; the role of race, class and gender within Spanish and Latin American society; the crucial impact of diasporas and migrations on our contemporary cultural landscape; among many others.
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Re: Help with topside paint repair
This is a normal repair for a car. Virtually all automotive paints are repairable and most are blendable.
Check some autobody forums to learn more about these types of repairs, but here are the basics.
Clean the entire area with wax, grease, and silicone remover.
Sand down the gouge with 80 grit, keep it feathered out.
Fill the gouge.
Sand down the repair with 40 and then 80 keeping all your scratches in a small area.
Sand the entire abraded area with 150 and then sand a couple inches farther out with 320.
Prime over all of the 80/150 scratches keeping ALL of the primer inside the area of the 320 scratches.
Sand the primer and the 320 scratches with 400 wet.
Sand 6-8" around the 400 with 1000.
Clean again with wax and grease remover.
Tack rag.
Paint, keeping all of the paint inside of the 1000 grit scratches. When you paint, put the first coat covering just the primered area, the second an inch farther out, the third another inch farther out, tapering the edges on each coat.
Let the paint dry for 24 hours.
If it's really rough sand first with 1000, then 1200, then 1500 and polish.
Any decent autobody store will have a dupont camera that they can bring out to your boat and take a picture of the paint and the computer will match it for you.
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Creating a custom Bible reading plan for User Tool
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For an example, visit http://www.enscriptu...n.php?planId=31 notice at the bottom where it outputs the plan there are three links, one of them is "Download html for Accordance User Tool". That will download an html file formatted to be easily recognized by the Accordance User Tool.
Once you download the file, open Accordance and go to File / User Files / Import User Tool and follow its steps. Point it to the html file you downloaded from Enscriptured and it should produce your Bible reading plan.
There are still a few glitches on the Enscriptured side, and one remaining pattern matching issue in Accordance (if a passage spans books, such as Day 31 in my example linked above: Accordance doesn't recognize "Genesis 49:28-Exodus 1:7" as one continuous passage. I can adjust Enscriptured to account for that, I just haven't yet).
As it is, it should be useful for anyone who wants to create their own Bible reading plan and use it in Accordance. Please feel free to offer feedback, either on Enscriptured itself or for the way I format the html file it outputs for Accordance.
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Posted 10 October 2012 - 01:13 AM
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Posted 10 October 2012 - 07:23 PM
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Main computer: Mac OS X Yosemite, iOS 8
Posted 10 October 2012 - 08:55 PM
Accordance is not properly tagging Song of Solomon, I still need to tweak that output so it uses Song for the book name, which Accordance does recognize.
Updated: I've just added the change just mentioned; instead of 'Song of Solomon' it uses simply 'Song'. I think Accordance should properly recognize everything now.
Edited by thechrisroberts, 10 October 2012 - 09:10 PM.
Posted 11 October 2012 - 01:25 AM
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Posted 22 November 2012 - 08:26 AM
I guess the best example of this that I know of is the reading plans that are built into Mantis Bible for the iPad/iOS.
I thinking I may have to make a custom one in something like Evernote, but that's a separate thing at the moment. Thanks again for a great tool!
Posted 23 November 2012 - 02:49 PM
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Posted 26 January 2013 - 01:33 PM
I'm getting an error when trying to export the Accordance file on this.
[EDIT] Here is the error message:
Fatal error: main() [function.main]: The script tried to execute a method or access a property of an incomplete object. Please ensure that the class definition "ProcessText" of the object you are trying to operate on was loaded _before_ unserialize() gets called or provide a __autoload() function to load the class definition in /home/columcille/domains/enscriptured.com/includes/planSetupData.phpon line 40
Edited by T. Conrad, 26 January 2013 - 01:35 PM.
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Posted 13 February 2013 - 03:53 PM
Chris, I've just played with enscriptured and it's fantastic. Thank you very much! Please don't let that site die!
iPad Air 2 iOS 8.3
Posted 16 July 2013 - 06:30 PM
Hi Chris,
I'm a brand new Accordance user and Enscriptured is just the thing I was looking for!! Thank you so much!!
Posted 16 October 2013 - 12:18 AM
Can we have this available for other books within Accordance?
Posted 09 February 2014 - 05:07 PM
Hi all,
Is anyone else having problems with Enscriptured generating the HTML for Accordance lately? Enscriptured builds the reading plan at the website just fine but the downloaded HTML does not contain the plan in it - at least for me. I contacted Chris about a week ago. This is happening using Mac OSX 10.9 (Safari 7 and Firefox 24 ESR) as well as Windows 8.1 (Internet Explorer).
I went back to Logos for daily reading, which works okay but Logos performance is quite sluggish compared to Accordance and I miss it. I really wish Accordance would build something very similar to Enscriptured into its application for reading plan generation.
Posted 21 February 2014 - 12:06 PM
I'm having the same problem. I am teaching a course on Accordance now and was hoping to use this site in my lecture next week. I'm going to email Chris also.
Posted 27 March 2014 - 08:30 AM
Anyone else unable to access enscriptured.com? I was hoping to push the people in my congregation toward the website to help them in consistency in Bible reading, but it said that the domain had expired.
Is there any way that we as frequent enscriptured users help out?
Mid-2012 rMBP
Posted 27 March 2014 - 10:33 AM
For all intents and purposes, enscriptured.com has been broken for at least two months and the site owner/developer has not been responsive. I'm not blaming him in the slightest when I say that - he was providing a free service and I'm grateful for it while it lasted. Unfortunately, I don't have any good recommendations for your congregation within Accordance. Perhaps someone else does.
I would say the long-term solution is for Accordance to develop a SIMPLE, CUSTOMIZABLE Bible reading program into Accordance itself. The User Tool is not simple and therefore not an acceptable solution for most people. In contrast, Logos has a very simple, customization Bible reading program and has for years; the reading plan also syncs nicely across Mac, Windows, and iOS (probably Android, too).
So to anyone reading this - PLEASE contact Accordance (email@example.com) and let them know that you'd very much like to see a simple, customizable Bible reading program built into Accordance. If enough of us do, I have no doubt that Accordance will build it.
Blessings to you,
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On arrival at our cabin we were very impressed with the design, cleanliness and bathroom,there has been improvement on wardrobe space. Our cabin steward was friendly and efficient.
Firstly the food, Breakfast, if you want scrambled eggs made with real eggs you can't get them (I did ask), unfortunately Cunard now serve the reconstituted eggs. The toast is always cold, hard and poor quality, little squares of sliced bread is used. Otherwise the breakfast is good.
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Running Time: 122
Director: Jeff Stryker
Company: Stryker Productions
Lacy Rose, Renata (I), Brigitte Aime, Flame, Chance Caldwell
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: Feature
There's no dialogue during this marathon — just Jeff Stryker's constant narration. The first part has Jeff describing various encounters. Sometimes it's him and Flame; sometimes it's Chance Caldwell and a busty blonde billed as Renata. In any event, Jeff gets to use every dirty word he knows. And the sex is mostly nasty. After 93 minutes, the feature ends and a second feature comes on.
It's cleverly titled Second Feature, and is a home study course in sexuality. Jeff tells us such amazing facts as "women have erogenous zones." Thanks, Jeff. After watching 9000 of these things, I didn't know that. He also tells us that men like having their dicks sucked — and that the earth is round.
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I have a question for everyone that lifts geared. Do you lift in your gear year around or in your offseason's do you work on raw strength?
I have a question for everyone that lifts geared. Do you lift in your gear year around or in your offseason's do you work on raw strength?
Last edited by muscle_g; 07-04-2011 at 12:26 PM.
Train Hardcore
Best Lifts(SQ/BP/DL)
625/450/500 multi-ply
520/405/500 single-ply
405/315/475 raw
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There's many ways of training. When you say geared lifters do you mean multyply? Many multyply lifters will squat in briefs in the off season. Knee wraps are also gear and many people squat with wraps year round. Now we have things like the slingshot and ram for the bench that can be used year round. It just depends on the lifter.
I lift multi ply, so yes I'm refering to that. In my offseason's I train in loose briefs, and bench mainly raw. I am just looking for ideas as to what others do or reccomend.
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Best Lifts(SQ/BP/DL)
625/450/500 multi-ply
520/405/500 single-ply
405/315/475 raw
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Hey G. I squat almost all year in briefs. Close to a geared meet I start getting in a newer pair that are meet tight. It's a bit of time and effert getting in them each week. Most of the year I train in my older Boss briefs (stretched out from when I weighed 300 (now 253ish). I get them on in about 30 seconds but they give me enough support to keep my hip flexors healthy and pain free. I'll go to my Boss suit the last 6-8 week before a geared meet. Before the shoulder replacement I'd shirt up after raw work (up to 365-405) and do 3 -4 singles. How heavy depending on how close to a meet it was. Since the surgery (about 7 months ago) I've been back in the shirt pretty regular again. I used a Super Ram earlier to transition back to the shirt and still sub it for the shirt on occasions. My deadlift suit usually only gets worn once before a meet. I use a Titan Velocity and it doesn't effect my technique enough to worry about. It takes a bit longer to re-dial the suit for squats, and I've found that shirt benching (for me) requires me to 'stay on top of the skill'. So, I use it more than any other piece of equipment (besides squat briefs). All I do to get ready for a raw meet is come out of the equipment the last workouts to check where I'll open. I use the same technique raw as I do equipped so it's easy to do a raw meet occasionally. I've found I've gotten stronger raw training in gear due to handling the weight overloads. Training this way has given me the most steady gains over the last several years and gives me the least joint pain and down time from joint problems. Consider also that I'm 55 Y.O. and been doing this a long time. A younger guy might find something else works better for him.
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RIght after a meet I do everything raw for a few months. This time around I went belt free also and think it helped a lot strength wise now that I'm back in gear. Training this way really makes my lower back, pecs/shoulders and thighs stronger. Once I pick a meet and am preparing specifically for that I will use my training suit every week and add knee wraps once I get closer. I bench raw the majority of the time even if a meets approaching and so far have still been able to PR in the shirt when the meet comes. As for deadlifts I will use my suit every week once I am pretty close to the meet. I think it is a mistake to use gear year round. I understand if you need to break in or learn your gear there needs to be extra time spent in it, but if you know your gear well and it fits well you'd be better of training raw or with loose gear and actually get stronger.
I mix it up year round but like to be comfy with gear so I do plenty in it.
I still do a fair bit raw and also remember all second movements plus assistance is raw anyway.
Squat briefs only 625 @ 210
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Squats and pulls ill be mostly in briefs, and occassionally ill suit up. Just got back in the shirt for an upcoming meet, but plan on shirting up 2x a month.
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Squat:765 with wraps. / 705 raw with out wraps
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I spend more time with reverse bands, briefs only, and raw work in the month or two following a meet..... the farther out a meet is the less full gear work I do. Close to a meet it's all about dialing in form in full gear. Even in the off season though, I'm still in full gear once a month or so.....
Meet PR's: 1008-750-750 - 2464
Gym PR's... don't count ... time to do another meet!
I try to keep it simple (although I don't always do this) year round
DE days: squat: use loose 2 ply briefs to squat, 1 ply briefs to deadlift if doing DE deads, 2 ply loose briefs for heavier pulls/ low block pulls, raw for high block pulls
ME Days: squat in loose 2 ply briefs, good mornings raw, deadlifts in tight single ply briefs or tighter 2 ply briefs (not comp tight)
Bench---take a weight in a shirt every 4 weeks.
As I get closer to a meet add in the squat suit. straps down or loose and start working the shirt every other week or 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off. Straps up on the suit depends on how and where I feel with the squat. If I'm new to the suit, I'll put the straps up earlier to get used to the feel. If I'm used to the suit, I may not put straps up until right before the meet.
everything else is done raw.
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There's virtually no place you can go without being in contact with Linux – it powers everything from regular computers to the most powerful servers to our handheld mobile devices. Most people who aren't techies like us don't even know what Linux is, nor do they know that Android runs using Linux. Whether you know it or not, Linux is everywhere, and that presence seems to only be increasing.
However, Linux isn't a new operating system – it's been around longer than I have and going strong. How did Linux get to where it is today? Taking a look at the lengthy history of Linux might give us some insight on that question.
The Beginning
In mid-September of 1991, a Finnish computer science student by the name of Linus Torvalds released Linux version 0.01, the first one ever. Torvalds claimed that he was inspired to write the Linux kernel because buying Unix or Minix systems was too expensive, especially for a college student. One of his most famous emails which advertised his project to other interested developers mentioned that the kernel project would be "nothing professional" and more of a hobby project rather than a serious attempt at creating a brand new operating system.
Little did he know that his kernel would gain a large amount of support, and over the years the kernel would be greatly expanded to be capable of much more than what it originally was.
It wasn't long after the original release of Linux that Torvalds decided to license the software using the GNU General Public License, which allowed people to see, copy, use, and modify for their own needs. This seemingly simple decision has played a major role in why Linux has become so popular today. While the Linux Foundation and Linus Torvalds have the authority to control and release official Linux kernels, anyone in the world, both private individuals, as well as businesses or corporations, can use the software for free and modify it to their own needs.
Due to the open nature of Linux, plenty of businesses helped develop patches which would eventually be incorporated into the kernel, spurring its development dramatically.
Slackware & Debian
Just two years after the original release of the Linux kernel, a man by the name of Patrick Volkerding wrote and published Slackware, the very first Linux distribution – an operating environment ecosystem which is based on the Linux kernel. While all Linux distributions have the Linux kernel (or variations of it) as its core, everything else about the distribution can be changed. From which package format should be used to default programs for both the system and the user.
Approximately two months after the release of Slackware, another important Linux distribution was released – Debian. Out of these two oldest known Linux distributions, Debian is currently the most influential as a large amount of Linux systems run Debian or a distribution based off of it.
Mandrake Linux
While it definitely not the first distribution, and it wasn't the best either, Mandrake Linux was one of the first real desktop-oriented Linux distributions. However it had plenty of faults, as Linux in general was still relatively young. However, it was the first serious attempt at a desktop for Linux, and became the most popular Linux distro before other projects arose.
Plenty of people who tried out Linux way back then may have some fond memories of those old systems, despite all of the struggles they had with it such as dependency hell. For those who want to look at Mandrake, check out its successor Mageia.
Rise Of Red Hat
One of the few problems that arise with every venture is how profitable something can be, and the idea of trying to make money from open source software was a great challenge. Red Hat, a corporation that aims at providing a stable Linux distribution and support to businesses, managed to accomplish this by selling support for their own Red Hat distribution. The company became profitable enough that it went public in 1999, and had the 8th highest first-day gain in Wall Street history.
This marked another major milestone for Linux's history. Today, the company has a large amount of influence on the Linux community as well, helping out with numerous software projects, providing kernel patches, and watching over their community-run distribution Fedora from which their Red Hat distribution is made.
In 2004, one of the most popular Linux desktop distributions was released for the first time – Ubuntu. At the beginning, the Debian-based distro was, like most other Linux distributions at the time, wasn't quite easy to get started with. However, after a number of releases, it has become a strong example for what a great Linux desktop should be.
Of course, it's not the only one as Linux Mint is another great example, but it has become the first distro anyone mentions when they think of Linux. Now, there are plenty of organizations which are supporting Linux, and the first distribution they tend to support is Ubuntu.
While there are great advances in the kernel and desktop distributions, it still doesn't quite compare to the success Linux has had when it comes to mobile devices. Of course, the greatest example of this is Android, which was first released in 2008. Currently, all devices running any version of Android outnumber those that run iOS. Considering how many mobile devices currently exist in the world, that's a lot of people who have a Linux device in their hand.
Android has been on a roll lately, and there doesn't seem to be any slowdown in sight. Therefore, while it may not be making a large impact in the desktop market, it most certainly is in the mobile market.
Although it has most certainly been a long 20+ year history of Linux for it to come this far, it has definitely made an impact on everyone's lives. The rate of Linux adoption appears to be at an all-time high, so the number of Linux devices can only go up. I'm really excited to see where Linux will go in the future, and how it can impact our lives in fantastic ways.
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To: | Jeff Garzik <jgarzik@xxxxxxxxx> |
Subject: | [PATCH] cleanup large frame handling for natsemi.c |
From: | Manfred Spraul <manfred@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Sun, 20 Jun 2004 14:14:59 +0200 |
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Hi,The DP83815/6 by default rejects frames longer that 1518 bytes (including crc). This means that a special flag must be set for 8021q - otherwise mtu sized packets are dropped. The current driver enables this flag only if the buffer size is above 1536 bytes - this is wrong. Additionally, the nic writes up to two bytes behind the indicated end of the buffer. This is not documented, thus I've added 64 bytes - just to be safe. The patch also removes RX_OFFSET from the rx buffer allocation: The nic can only receive to 32-bit aligned addresses, it's a left over from a skeleton driver. Jeff, could you apply it? I've stress tested vlan for an hour with tbench and parallel kernel compiles, not obvious problems. -- Manfred |
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Photon echo without a free induction decay in a double-Λ system |
Optics Letters, Vol. 36, Issue 7, pp. 1272-1274 (2011)
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We have characterized a novel photon-echo pulse sequence for a double-Λ-type energy
level system where the input and rephasing transitions are different from the applied
π pulses. We show that, despite having imperfect
π-pulses associated with large coherent emission due to free
induction decay (FID), the noise added in the echo mode is only
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OCIS Codes
(270.1670) Quantum optics : Coherent optical effects
(260.2710) Physical optics : Inhomogeneous optical media
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Quantum Optics
Original Manuscript: December 23, 2010
Revised Manuscript: March 4, 2011
Manuscript Accepted: March 5, 2011
Published: March 31, 2011
Sarah E. Beavan, Patrick M. Ledingham, Jevon J. Longdell, and Matthew J. Sellars, "Photon echo without a free induction decay in a double-Λ system," Opt. Lett. 36, 1272-1274 (2011)
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- The echo propagation is expected to be slightly different for the 4LE compared to the 2LE due to the difference in transition strengths; however, this accounts for just 4% less gain in the 4LE case (from ), which is similar in magnitude to the measurement uncertainty.
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Week 16 preview: Cardinals at Seahawks
He had to assume head coaching duties in Indianapolis when Chuck Pagano was battling leukemia. He had to use Kelly Holcomb as his starting quarterback with the 5-11 Cleveland Browns while an offensive coordinator under Butch Davis. He had to face six straight ranked SEC teams as offensive coordinator of the 1997 Alabama Crimson Tide with Freddie Kitchens as his quarterback.
Bruce Arians has faced plenty of challenges throughout the course of his 38-year coaching career, but perhaps none were more daunting than Sunday's, as he leads the Arizona Cardinals back to Century Link Field in Seattle -- the site of their 58-0 shellacking just over a year ago. And the embarrassment suffered at the hands of the Seahawks in the Cardinals' last visit to The Emerald City didn't occur in a vacuum. The NFC-best Seahawks have won 14 consecutive home games and a win Sunday secures them home field advantage throughout the playoffs.
Arians and the Cardinals, meanwhile, have their backs against the wall in the hunt for the NFC Playoffs -- facing their second "must-win" game in as many weeks.
The game, indeed, could be the biggest, most consternating challenge to date for Arians.
Keys for the Cardinals
1. Establish the run, somehow
The Seahawks' defense is the best in football, allowing only 14.6 points per game and 279.5 yards per game. Their pass defense only allows 174.2 yards per game. All marks are the best in the NFL.
Their run defense, however, is 10th in the NFL, allowing a -- still impressive -- 105.3 yards per game.
It's hard to find any vulnerability in the Seattle defense, but if there is one, it's the ability to defend against the run.
In their first meeting this season, the Cardinals put the ball in the hands of the explosive Andre Ellington only five times for 13 yards. Rashard Mendenhall, meanwhile, averaged just 1.7 yards per carry on 13 carries and the Cardinals only got 30 yards on the ground in total.
If, indeed, the Cardinals can break a few plays on the ground it will help to open up the more difficult part of the offensive gameplan: passing.
2. Stop the run, somehow
"If you tell me that Marshawn (Lynch) gets 75-85 yards on the ground Sunday, I think Seattle has an incredible chance to win," Brock Huard told Burns and Gambo on Friday.
Fortunately for the Cardinals, defensive coordinator Todd Bowles has the NFL's best rush defense at his fingertips. Cardinals' opponents are averaging just 83.2 rushing yards per game in 2013 -- equating to only 3.6 yards per carry.
Also fortunate for the visitors is this: as Huard went on to point out, Lynch has averaged just 3.2 yards per carry over the last four weeks and he hasn't rushed for more than 72 yards in any of the Seahawks' previous four games. In Seattle's last loss, the Seahawks only managed 86 total yards on the ground at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.
When the Cardinals last faced the Seahawks, however, in Glendale in October, Lynch rushed for 91 yards and a touchdown.
Making the Seahawks' offense one-dimensional gives the Cardinals a minor edge in a game where they could use any possible advantage.
3. Reach deep into Bruce Arians' bag of tricks
Clearly, it takes something special to beat the Seahawks at home. It's been two years since anyone has.
Conventionality isn't going to work. The Cardinals' offensive line isn't going to overpower the Seahawks' front seven. If they fall behind early, they're probably not going to have a shot at a comeback. It's going to take something different from the Cardinals to do what the Seahawks' last 14 home opponents haven't been able to.
Arians and the Cardinals are going to have to roll the dice in order to get any traction against the Seahawks. He can't morph his gameplan into a reflection of the Seahawks'. Staying aggressive, finding playmakers like Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd downfield, getting creative with the usage of Andre Ellington.
Allowing the Seahawks' league-best defense to set, getting too obvious with the play calling, won't bode well for Arians and the Cardinals. A victory at Century Link Field will take something entirely different.
Keys for the Seahawks
1. Flashback to October
When they visited Glendale in October, the Seahawks had Carson Palmer completely out of his element -- confused and reeling from pressure. The embattled quarterback threw a pair of interceptions amid taking seven sacks and fumbling once.
Of course, Palmer and the Cardinals look completely different since that meeting.
But if the Seahawks can find a way to apply the same pressure they did in mid-October, that plus the home field advantage ought to make the idea of a loss a seeming impossibility.
2. Get Marshawn going, somehow
The Cardinals may have the NFL's best rushing defense, but the Seahawks will need their best rusher down the stretch and in the playoffs to get going if they're going to make a deep run. Averaging just 3.2 yards per carry over the last four weeks, Marshawn Lynch's performance of late lies as, perhaps, the Seahawks lone vulnerability.
Establishing Lynch will inevitably open things up for quarterback Russell Wilson to make the plays he's made so often in his career that have propelled the Seahawks' winning ways.
Effective usage of Lynch will, just the same, allow the Seahawks to control the clock -- something they pride themselves on and frequently use to their advantage at home.
3. Remember the implications
With a win, the Seahawks wouldn't have to leave home until the Super Bowl, should they win their playoff games, as the NFC's No. 1 seed. Though 12-2, and not facing the "must-win" scenario of the Cardinals, there's a lot on the line, especially considering their dominance at Century Link Field with the help of "the 12th man."
Letting up and losing discipline due to a previous procurement of a playoff spot can't cross the minds of the Seahawks' players nor personnel.
A team that already struggles to stay disciplined -- having committed an NFL-most 112 offensive penalties - can't afford to lose focus anymore, or they may see their home winning streak snapped by the red-hot Cardinals.
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