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From firstname.lastname@example.com Sun May 12 10:22:19 PDT 1996 Article: 36372 of alt.revisionism Path: nizkor.almanac.bc.ca!news.island.net!vertex.tor.hookup.net!loki.tor.hookup.net!hookup!cunews!freenet-news.carleton.ca!FreeNet.Carleton.CA!bb748 From: firstname.lastname@example.com (Milton Kleim) Newsgroups: alt.revisionism,alt.discrimination,alt.politics.nationalism.white,alt.politics.white-power,alt.censorship,can.politics Subject: Re: Les Griswold's Parliamentary appearance Date: 12 May 1996 12:22:34 GMT Organization: The National Capital FreeNet Lines: 32 Sender: email@example.com (Milton Kleim) Message-ID: <email@example.com> References: <firstname.lastname@example.com> <email@example.com> <firstname.lastname@example.com> <email@example.com> <email@example.com> Reply-To: email@example.com (Milton Kleim) NNTP-Posting-Host: freenet3.carleton.ca Xref: nizkor.almanac.bc.ca alt.revisionism:36372 alt.discrimination:46753 alt.politics.nationalism.white:19686 alt.politics.white-power:28371 alt.censorship:80766 can.politics:44114 Ken McVay OBC [sic] writes: > Ms. Charbonneau thus attempts to deflect the discussion to > avoid a concession: That Canada's Parliament does indeed > possess both the power and authority to impose regulation upon > the Internet, wether we like it, or want it, or not. The Canadian Parliament has the POWER, yes, to enforce their Will of censorship on the Internet within Canada, because they have the RCMP and the Military to FORCE themselves on the Canadian People. However, they do not have the AUTHORITY to infringe upon the inalienable rights of freedom of conscience, speech, or now, use of the Internet for global communications. The American First Amendment was not something the Founders just invented; it was a recognition of a universal right that cannot be "legislated" away. The Charter of Rights & Freedoms also acknowledges this right, in fact more definitively, and while the Ottawa Criminals can withdraw the pronouncement of the Charter, it will change nothing. Freedom of speech in Canada is morally correct regardless of what Ottawa says to the contrary. In the power of States to "regulate" (i.e. censor) the Internet is the illustration of the real nature of all existing governments today: self- serving bodies which perpetuate their own existence at the expense of the liberties and (intellectual) security of the People. The Internet community must be prepared to subvert and circumvent by any and all means an attempt by a State to control the Internet for its own purposes. On the Internet is the last and decisive battle for freedom of conscience, freedom of opinion, freedom of expression, and freedom to be ourselves. If we lose here, we lose everywhere.
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In a wire fraud prosecution, the District Court's denial of Defendants' motion to dismiss the indictment on double jeopardy grounds is affirmed, where the Court of Appeals' earlier reversal of the verdict was premised narrowly and solely on the failure of the honest services charge against Defendants, and did not preclude other theories.
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PROVENANCE Private Collection, Europe
EXHIBITED Geneva, Canon Photo Gallery, Sudek, 5 September4 October 1978 Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Josef Sudek, Poet of Prague: A Photographers Life, 3 March6 May 1990 (another example exhibited)
LITERATURE A. Favora, Josef Sudek: Poet of Prague A Photographers Life, New York: Aperture, 1990, p. 39 Z. Kirschner, Josef Sudek, New York: Takarajima Books, 1993, pl. 53
JOSEF SUDEK (Lots 78 - 91)If you take photography seriously you must also get interested in another art form. For me it is music. This listening to music shows up in my work like a reflection in a mirror. I relax and the world looks less unpleasant, and I can see that all around there is beauty, such as music. (Josef Sudek) (Please refer to the sale catalogue for the full version of the essay).
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The use of live video mediated communication to deliver teacher education in real time
Dyke, Martin (2009) The use of live video mediated communication to deliver teacher education in real time. International Forum on Teacher Education (3rd) 2007, Shanghai Shi, CN, 12 - 15 Nov 2009.
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The School of Education within the University of Southampton has been conducting research and evaluation of webcasting and video-conferencing in teacher education. These projects are all aimed at enabling learners, through Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL), to be 'tele-present' with tutors in other places, in such a way as to mirror real-life experience and as a substitute for what is currently on offer through text-based communications. The projects aim to produce the impression and sensation of 'being there', and to investigate the efficacy of an interactive video tutor as a means of providing teacher education at a distance. A synthesis of two projects is provided. The original project was funded by the UK government through the Department of Education and Skills (DfES) to undertake a study of the use of digital technology to observe trainee teachers operating in their own classrooms at a distance from their parent Universities (Dyke, Harding and Liddon 2008). This project observed lessons live, in real time, and enabled the tutor-observer to interact with the class, the trainee teacher and provide immediate feedback and tutorial support. A second project reported at the American Educational Research Association (Dyke, Harding, Taussik 2008) focused on the use of live video-conferencing to deliver interactive lessons with the teacher at a distance from the class. In this case the teacher was at the University and the students in regional colleges.
While others in the field of e-learning are currently exploring abstracted and three dimensional animated environments such as Second Life, this research reports an alternative approach to online learning, one that is quietly emerging from the realm of video conferencing, webcasting and use of tools such as Adobe Connect and Skype. These video environments, particularly those with high-end video and audio, facilitate the exploration of real life experience, enabling participants to be tele-present with each other. The approach advocated here is trying to put the 'real' back into virtual reality.
Paper presented to the International Forum on Teacher Education 12 – 15 November 2009, East China Normal University, Shanghai. Dr Martin Dyke University of Southampton UK*
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There is not a great way to incorporate the three chapters for 3 make up points so I will just segue as best as I can. First talking about consciousness, one of the things that I find most fascinating is lucid dreaming. I have always been able to remember my dreams with a decent amount of detail and frequency. There is one dream in particular where I believe I experienced a lucid dream. I was able to be aware of the fact that I was dreaming but at the same time was not able to control everything in the dream, just what I did. I remember it vividly because I was able to fly and that was probably the most exhilarating experience I've ever had. However, I did find that I woke up not feeling as rested and refreshed as a good nights sleep usually entails.
Continuing from that, when I was younger, I had bad dreams a lot. I am sure my parents were not happy but every time I would wake up I would go into their room and wake them up. Logically it is a weird notion to consider because their room is a short walk down the hall yet I felt exponentially safer and much less afraid when I was in there. This coincides a little with the developmental theory of contact comfort.
There is no correlation with either of the two previous topics but another thing I found interesting was the Stanford Prison Study. Before I actually read this in the textbook I had watched a movie called, "The Experiment" with Adrien Brody and it focused on this study. It brings to light some of the more sadistic and power hungry impulses that humans possess even though they stay dormant in everyday life unless provoked. What surprised me most about this study is that in only took the people in the prisoner's place two days before they revolted. It would be interesting to see what I would do in that situation, I would like to think that I would be able to be the guy that does not stray from his morals and ideals but in high pressure situation sometimes your Id takes over.


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Ruskin Group Theatre proudly presents a comedy that knows "the greatest, the only, success is to be able to love," created by story teller John Patrick Shanley (whose work has garnered a Tony Award, an Academy Award, and the Pulitzer Prize). Huey and Aldo are two passionate men, who have been best friends their whole lives. Unwittingly, they set out to conquer love. It quickly becomes clear that they must first prove their manhood and reconcile with their past… through a "vampire vulture monster fiend" that Huey once married.


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'A proper British eccentric': Tributes pour in as DJ, TV presenter and charity marathon runner extraordinaire Sir Jimmy Savile dies
- Fellow DJ Dave Lee Travis pays tribute to Savile, 'a powerful presence'
- 'No suspicious circumstances surrounding death' say police
Sir Jimmy Savile has died at his home aged 84.
The former presenter, most famous for his show Jim'll Fix It, passed away at his home in Roundhay, Leeds just two days before his 85th birthday.
Tonight, tributes for the veteran presenter poured in from the world of show business, with actor Ricky Gervais tweeting: 'RIP Jimmy Saville My first guest on my first TV Show A proper British eccentric.'
BBC radio presenter Nicky Campbell tweeted: 'SirJimmy Savile-a man so unique,a character so extraordinary, a personality so fascinating yet impenetrable. You could not have made him up.'
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Tragedy: Jimmy Savile has died at his home aged 84
Radio presenter David Hamilton said
that Sir Jimmy, who was knighted for his services to charity, worked
'tirelessly' to raise funds for various causes.
'He was a very energetic character,' Mr Hamilton told Sky News.
most of all, I remember him as just a totally flamboyant, over the top,
larger than life character and as he was on the air, he was just the
same off.'
Sir Jimmy's fellow DJ, Dave Lee Travis, told Sky News: 'For
some unknown reason, with Jim, you couldn't anticipate that he wasn't
going to be around anymore - he was such a powerful presence.
'He was one of the first DJs that actually became a personality.'
The Apprentice's Lord Sugar wrote: 'Sad news on the death of Jimmy Savile very funny man and did loads of work for charity RIP.'
Passing: A police officer stands outside the home of Sir Jimmy, following the news that the veteran DJ has died
Home: The block of flats in Roundhay, Leeds, where Sir Jimmy was found dead
Radio presenter Paul Burnett told Sky News that Sir Jimmy's charity work was a 'two way street', adding: 'He didn't have a family as such and so when he took on a charity, that became his family.
'He did a lot of work as a porter in the hospital that he collected money for. He would go there at night and work as a porter and I think he loved the people that he worked with, it wasn't just for the publicity, but he knew the charities were doing well out of it as well.
'He was capable of acts of great kindness. You didn't really ever get to know "the man" because he was a showman, and like so many showmen that's - that's their main thing in life and he did it brilliantly.'
Classical singer Katherine Jenkins tweeted: 'Sad news Jimmy Saville has passed away.My sis & I always wanted a Jim'll Fix it Badge/Medal. Loved that show.Great memories #RIPJimmySaville.'
The cause of death is not yet known but tonight two of Sir Jimmy's nephews confirmed that he died peacefully in his sleep last night.
Roger Foster and Ian McKenna paid tribute to Sir Jimmy outside his flat. Mr Foster said: 'It is with deep sadness that I can tell you that our uncle Sir Jimmy Savile passed away quietly in his sleep during the night.
'Jimmy was a wonderful man, his public face is well-known but we knew him as much more than an uncle, he was a very good friend.
'Jimmy will be sadly missed by very many people. We would like to thank the people who have already offered their condolences.'
A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: 'Police were called at 12.10pm today to the discovery of a man's body at a house in Roundhay, Leeds.
'The body of a man in his 80s was found at the property. There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death.'
Sir Jimmy was born in Leeds on Halloween in 1926, the seventh child ('I was the "not again!" child') of Vincent, a bookmaker's clerk, and Agnes, the woman he always called the Duchess.
TV legend: Savile with one of his famous Jim'll Fix It medals
Me and the Duchess: Savile and his mother at Buckingham Palace in 1972 where he received his OBE
He almost died from pneumonia when just
five months old but miraculously recovered after his mother went out to the local
church to pray to a deceased Scottish nun.
He again narrowly escaped death as a teenager in his first job when working as a miner.
underground explosion brought down the coal face on his back damaging
his spine to such an extent that he was told he would never walk again.
But he proved the doctors wrong when he threw his sticks away just three
years later.
He raised staggering amounts for charity - his accountant lost track after £40million - much of it for patients with spinal injuries.
Sir Jimmy claimed to have set up the world's first disco in Leeds in 1948.
His work in the dance-halls was eventually spotted and he was asked to move on to radio where he rapidly acquired national fame, first with Radio Luxembourg and then with BBC Radio 1.
He later competed as a semi-professional sportsman, taking part in the 1951 Tour of Britain cycle race and a professional wrestler. He fought 107 bouts, lost 100 and won just seven, insisting it was never fixed.
From the beginning: Savile presented Top Of The Pops for 42 years, from the very first show back in 1964
Ricky Gervais: 'RIP Jimmy Saville My first guest on my first TV Show A proper British eccentric.'
Radio presenter Nicky Campbell: 'Sir Jimmy Savile - a man so unique,a character so extraordinary, a personality so fascinating yet impenetrable. You could not have made him up.'
DJ Tony Blackburn: 'He was a one-off - that's the way he'll be remembered, really - but in particular all that money he raised for charity.'
Stuart Hall, broadcaster: 'He had lots of imitators, the one and only Jimmy Savile.'
Radio presenter David Hamilton: 'I remember him as just a totally flamboyant, over the top, larger than life character and as he was on the air, he was just the same off.'
Lord Alan Sugar: Sad news on the death of Jimmy Savile very funny man and did loads of work for charity RIP.'
Katherine Jenkins: 'Sad news Jimmy Saville has passed away.My sis & I always wanted a Jim'll Fix it Badge/Medal. Loved that show.Great memories #RIPJimmySaville.'
Carol Vorderman: 'RIP Jimmy Saville .... Leeds has lost a much loved son ... and we have lost a ray of sunshine .... #happymemories x
Talking about his sporting past, Sir Jimmy once said: 'If you look at the athletics of it, I've done over 300 professional bike races, 212 marathons and 107 pro fights.
'No wrestler wanted to go back home and say a long-haired disc jockey had put him down. So from start to finish I got a good hiding. I've broken every bone in my body. I loved it.'
In 1964, Sir Jimmy presented the very first edition of Top Of The Pops from a television studio in Manchester. He was then invited to present the last episode of the BBC show in 2006.
In the 1970s he started a 20-year run as host of Jim'll Fix It, working miracles for more than 1,500 children.
Among the more famous fix-its was the time when he arranged for an unknown 11-year-old called Nigel Kennedy to perform on television. Kennedy then went on to become one of the world's most celebrated violinists.
During his time in the television and radio industries, Sir Jimmy became famous for catchphrases including 'How's about that, then?', 'Now then, now then, now then', 'Goodness gracious', and 'Guys and gals'.
Sir Jimmy was known for his distinctive appearance, which included a tracksuit or shell suit and gold jewellery, and was frequently spoofed by comedians including Mike Yarwood.
Sir Jimmy's earnings were substantial and he owned at least eight homes, including flats in Regent's Park, Bournemouth, Leeds and Scarborough. Among his six cars were a Bentley Turbo, a Mercedes 500 SL and a flashy Rolls-Royce.
Famous friends: Savile, seen here with Prince Charles and Frank Bruno in 1998, was a close friend of many royal family members
Reality star: Savile went into the Celebrity Big Brother house in 2006 to fix dreams for some of the famous housemates
For your services: Sir Jimmy was knighted in 1990
He was a paid consultant to travel agent Thomas Cook and charged a minimum of £10,000 for personal appearances.
He became a regular visitor to Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace, and Highgrove and was used as an intermediary in an attempt to resolve the differences between the Prince and Princess of Wales shortly before their split.
Asked why he was invited so often by the Royal family, he once said: 'Royalty are surrounded by people who don't know how to deal with it. I have a freshness of approach which they obviously find to their liking. I think I get invited because I have a natural good fun way of going on and we have a laugh. They don't get too many laughs.'
Satirist Chris Morris targeted him in 1994 by announcing on Radio 1 that the presenter had died and broadcasting his obituary. Legal action was threatened and apology issued.
And Louis Theroux probed his
apparently odd lifestyle for his Weird Weekends series, staying with the
presenter for his When Louis Met Jimmy programme.
During the documentary, Theroux visited his suede-walled flat in Scarborough which was a shrine to the former DJ's late mother, with her old bedroom perfectly preserved.
News of Sir Jimmy's death also prompted tributes from the world of politics.
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt said: 'Sir Jimmy Savile was one of broadcasting's most unique and colourful characters. From Top Of The Pops, to making children's dreams come true on Jim'll Fix It, a generation of people will remember his catchphrases and sense of fun.
'But his lasting legacy will be the millions he raised for charity, tirelessly giving up his time and energy to help those causes he was passionate about.'
And former deputy Labour leader Lord Prescott tweeted: "Sad to hear of Jimmy Savile's death. Tireless fundraiser and a real character. £nowthennowthen."
A memorial and book of condolence to Sir Jimmy has been set up in Savile's Hall, opposite the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds.
The foyer of the hall will also feature a life-size poster of Sir Jimmy in his trademark Jim'll Fix It chair, which was bought by the hall off Ebay three years ago.
James Vincent, managing director of Royal Armouries International, said: 'Sir Jimmy was a great friend and a driving force for us and we want to pay tribute to the man.
'He was a legend, an extraordinary larger than life character.
'We share the grief of his passing and hope his loyal local fans will appreciate this as a fitting place in which to honour his memory and lay any flowers or mementoes.'
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MA Disability Firm Helps Brockton Man Receive Over $12,000 in Past-Due Social Security Disability Benefits
Brockton man hires d'Oliveira & Associates disability attorney to help appeal denial of benefits.
(PRWEB) September 25, 2013
A d'Oliveira & Associates disability lawyer recently helped a Brockton client (name withheld due to attorney-client privilege) gain approval for SSD benefits during his appeal before an administrative law judge (Boston Office of Disability Adjudication and Review, Case Number: BR-12788). The appeal yielded a decision indicating the man was entitled to over $12,000 in past-due benefits, and would be receiving over $800 per month moving forward.
The man had first applied for benefits back in January of 2012, and received notification of denial a few months later in March 2012. According to the complaint, the man became disabled in October 2010, having been diagnosed with major depressive disorder, an anxiety-related condition, and a gender identity disorder. The client had been treating with his doctor for a long time, as these were long-standing problems he was experiencing. The man visited with both doctors and social workers of a psychiatric group for his emotional issues. He was prescribed medications to help with his condition, and followed up with periodic counseling. After being denied Social Security Disability benefits after his initial filing, the man hired attorney Cara Gallucci of d'Oliveira & Associates.
Attorney Gallucci compiled all necessary paperwork and documentation to pursue SSD benefits by way of the Administration's appeals process. Ultimately, the man was found to be disabled under Administration standards and eligible to receive the Social Security Disability benefits he had initially been denied. Attorney Gallucci stated: "This was a challenging case due to the disabled individual's age and unique situation. I am very happy that the Judge recognized the specific limitations this man had and awarded him lifetime benefits."
Mental illness, much like physical illness, can be disabling to the individual affected. Mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, obsessive compulsive disorder, manic depression, anxiety-related disorders, and other disabling mental illnesses may entitle you to benefits from the federal government (i, ii). Even with a positive diagnosis or psychiatric evaluation revealing a disabling mental illness, medical records indicating psychiatric visits as well as prescription medications and counseling, applicants may still be denied Social Security Disability benefits by the Administration. Following denial, these applicants are not foreclosed from receiving SSD benefits altogether, although they must go through the appeals process in order to get a second chance. An experienced disability attorney can help navigate the Administration's complex appeals process, and help individuals obtain approval for the benefits they deserve.
d'Oliveira & Associates has qualified disability attorneys and legal staff who are well-versed when it comes to handling these cases as they have been helping disabled clients for over 24 years. The firm has fifteen branches located throughout both Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, and the injury and disability attorneys stand ready to represent you and help you pursue your injury or disability claim.
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The entirely positive spot -- titled "Go" -- is the first attempt by President Obama to encapsulate his three and a half years in office and use it as a second-term sales pitch in targeted markets.
"We're certainly running on our record," senior Obama strategist David Axelrod said of the ad in an interview Sunday on ABC's This Week.
In just 60 seconds, the ad reminds viewers of the economic crisis Obama inherited in early 2009 -- "America's economy spiraling down," the narrator says -- and strives to portray Obama as the nation's rescuer -- "He believed in us. Fought for us."
The ad touts the resurgence of the U.S. auto industry, killing of Osama bin Laden, end of the Iraq War and a positive trend in private sector job growth as the signature achievements of Obama's first term.
It notably does not mention his signature legislative achievement -- the Affordable Care Act -- or Wall Street reform.
"We're not there yet. It's still too hard for too many. But we're coming back," the narrator says, "because America's greatness comes from a strong middle class. Because you don't quit, and neither does he."
Obama campaign officials said the ad will air in Colorado, Florida, Iowa, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia -- a list that offers fresh insight into the states the president is making his top priority for November.
Of the five multi-state TV ads aired by the Obama campaign this year -- including the latest, "Go" -- four have included Iowa, Ohio and Virginia.
Obama officially kicked off his re-election campaign with rallies in Ohio and Virginia on Saturday, and he has visited Colorado, Florida and North Carolina within the last month. The president stops in Nevada this week. And while he hasn't been to Pennsylvania this year, Vice President Joe Biden has visited three times, while first lady Michelle Obama has visited twice.
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Agents, Impartiality, and the Priority of Claims Over Duties; Diagnosing Why Thomson Still Gets the Trolley Problem Wrong by Appeal to the 'Mechanics of Claims'Alec D. WalenRutgers School of Law, Camden; Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Department of Philosophy David WassermanCenter for Ethics at Yeshiva University March 7, 2011 Journal of Moral Philosophy 9 (2012): 545-571 (DOI: 10.1163/174552412X628959) Abstract: Judith Jarvis Thomson recently argued that it is impermissible for a bystander to turn a runaway trolley from five onto one. But she also argues that a trolley driver is required to do just that. We believe that her argument is flawed in three important ways. She fails to give proper weight to (a) an agent¹s claims not to be required to act in ways he does not want to, (b) impartiality in the weighing of competing patient-claims, and (c) the role of patient-claims in determining agent-duties. All three of these failures can be understood in terms of what we call the Mechanics of Claims, an approach we develop for identifying and balancing competing claims in determining rights. Using that framework, one can see both why Thomson's most recent argument is mistaken, and how to think more clearly about deontological choices generally. Number of Pages in PDF File: 28 Keywords: Agents and Patients, Duties, Impartiality, Mechanics of Claims, Rights, Trolley Problem Date posted: September 1, 2010 ; Last revised: October 12, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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Divergence of Opinion and Post-Acquisition PerformanceGeorge AlexandridisICMA Centre, Henley Business School Antonios AntoniouWealth Associates Dimitris PetmezasUniversity of Surrey - Surrey Business School Journal of Business Finance & Accounting, Vol. 34, No. 3-4, pp. 439-460, April/May 2007 Abstract: We examine the relation between divergence of opinion about the value of the acquiring firm in the pre-acquisition announcement period and post-acquisition stock returns. We find that acquirers subject to high opinion dispersion earn lower future returns than acquirers subject to low dispersion. It appears that, on average, only acquirers in the high divergence of opinion subset experience significant negative post-event abnormal returns. In the spirit of Miller (1977), such evidence implies that high pre-event investor disagreement leads to systematic overpricing of acquirers that manifests itself through long-run underperformance of their stock. The documented misvaluation persists irrespective of the opinion divergence proxy and performance evaluation method used and after controlling for several common deal and acquirer characteristics. Number of Pages in PDF File: 22 JEL Classification: G24, G31, G34, G14 Date posted: June 4, 2007Suggested CitationContact Information
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Direct observation of keyhole characteristics in deep penetration laser welding with a 10 kW fiber laser |
Optics Express, Vol. 21, Issue 17, pp. 19997-20004 (2013)
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Keyhole formation is a prerequisite for deep penetration laser welding. Understanding of the keyhole dynamics is essential to improve the stability of the keyhole. Direct observation of the keyhole during deep penetration laser welding of a modified "sandwich" specimen with a 10 kW fiber laser is presented. A distinct keyhole wall and liquid motion along the wall are observed directly for the first time. The moving liquid "shelf" on the front keyhole wall and the accompanying hydrodynamic and vapor phenomena are observed simultaneously. Micro-droplets torn off the keyhole wall and the resultant bursts of vapor are also visualized. The hydrodynamics on the keyhole wall has a dominant effect on the weld defects. The emission spectrum inside the keyhole is captured accurately using a spectrometer to calculate the characteristics of the keyhole plasma plume.
OCIS Codes
(140.0140) Lasers and laser optics : Lasers and laser optics
(140.3390) Lasers and laser optics : Laser materials processing
(300.6170) Spectroscopy : Spectra
(300.6360) Spectroscopy : Spectroscopy, laser
(150.0155) Machine vision : Machine vision optics
(150.5495) Machine vision : Process monitoring and control
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Lasers and Laser Optics
Original Manuscript: April 3, 2013
Revised Manuscript: July 27, 2013
Manuscript Accepted: August 1, 2013
Published: August 16, 2013
Mingjun Zhang, Genyu Chen, Yu Zhou, and Shichun Li, "Direct observation of keyhole characteristics in deep penetration laser welding with a 10 kW fiber laser," Opt. Express 21, 19997-20004 (2013)
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Four new research centres, that will develop new ways of manufacturing in the fields of electronics, laser use in production processes, medical devices and food production, have been awarded a total of 21 million Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) grant funding as part of a 45 million package of investments in manufacturing research announced today by David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Science.
Speaking ahead of the BIS Manufacturing Summit on Thursday, Mr Willetts said: "The UK has a proud history of manufacturing but to build on this success industry needs access to the very latest science and technology. This 45 million package of investment will see our world-class research base investigating innovative new manufacturing equipment and techniques. This will support our industrial strategy in a range of important sectors, driving growth and keeping the UK ahead in the global race."
The new Centres, which will begin work later in the year, will involve academics from 15 universities across the UK and over 60 project partners from industry.
EPSRC currently supports 12 centres across a wide range of fields, from Additive Manufacturing to Industrial Sustainability to Continuous Manufacturing and Crystallisation. These four new centres bring the total to 16. The centres are:
EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Large Area Electronics led by Dr Chris Rider at the University of Cambridge starting October 2013. Grant value 5.6 million
EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Food led by Dr Tim Foster at the University of Nottingham starting September 2013. Grant value 4.5 million
EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Laser-based Production Processes led by Professor Duncan Hand at Heriot-Watt University starting October 2013. Grant value 5.6 million
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Damn, that's OK then lol
For a minute I thought there were news he was gonna chop his thing of.
A ghost is all that's left, of everything we swore we never would forget. Tried to bleed the sickness, but we drained our hearts instead. We are...we are the dead.
Reading the article again, it sounds like she's going to consider the surgery but may not go through with it. A lot of transgendered people don't get the genital reassignment surgery...so many risks (Hedwig, anyone?).
Whatever happens, I'm sure she's discussed it with her wife at great length before going public with it, and if she says she's cool and they're staying together, they've come up with a situation that makes them both happy.
So even though Tom Gabel still has a penis, we say "she" when referring to him? Interesting.
Against Me! sold out just so Tom Gabel could afford a vagina lololol
When they said "sit down", I stood up.
I can understand how it's confusing. Someone's sex (like on their driver's license) is determined by what's between their legs - transgendered people can't have the M on their driver's license or birth certificate changed to an F until getting the vaginoplasty. However, someone's gender is determined by what's between their ears. By announcing her transition and by self-identifying as female, female pronouns are appropriate.
Umm, same way lesbian couples live together. And same way single mothers live with their daughters. Contrary to what many men would like to believe, penises are not necessary in any way for a household
I think that when you're really, truly in love with someone, a sex operation isn't going to change that. I'm sure Heather has known for a long time, too, that Tom/Laura has been struggling with this - I doubt he just sprang it on her a few days ago :PWill his/her wife get a boyfriend?
From what I understand, the transition is the hardest part of all of it. In a few years, they'll probably have a happier household than they do now. But the transition time will be very trying for both of them.
Trans people who never get the operation go by the pronouns that they identify with, too. Again, this is about sex vs. gender. Tom/Laura's sex is still male, but her gender is female. So we use the feminine pronoun.
Haha, this made me smile. I totally imagined this conversation:Against Me! sold out just so Tom Gabel could afford a vagina lololol
"Hey guys, I think we should take the deal and go mainstream."
"WHAT?? No way! Our fans will hate us!!"
"Yeah, but I really want a vagina..."
"Hmm, well yeah, if we go mainstream we'll be getting pussy galore..."
"No... I mean... I want to have my OWN vagina. Between my legs. Instead of my penis. And I just can't afford it playing to these small crowds..."
"Ah, okay, well just make sure you stop, take some time to think before you make this serious decision, Laura."
You guys need to stop, take some time to think, and figure out what's important to you.
What really matters is this - will she be hot?
we have to make a serious decision when alterations have been made.
From Fat Mike's twitter:
"It makes sense now why Against Me called me last week and asked if they could cover My Vagina."
"Oh, and Fat Wreck will be releasing a special edition of Against Me as the Maternal Cowgirl sometime next spring! "
EDIT: Oh and here is an interview of the guy interviewing Tom:
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"But she says that she has every intention to carry on fronting the band, saying: "However fierce our band was in the past, imagine me, six-foot-two, in heels, f---ing screaming into someone's face."
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March - April 1998 Issue FROM THE PULPIT THE MONKS OF NEW SKETE MONASTERY, CAMBRIDGE, N.Y (1978)As long as we insist on separating the world of animals and man, we will never be able to love animals truly...Where there is no love, no real stewardship and responsibility can develop, and these are essential. BROTHER GEOFFREY, MINISTER-GENERAL, SOCIETY OF ST FRANCIS (1984)In the realm of agriculture we have seen the ascent of the agri-businessman whose farms are primarily business enterprises animals can be subjected to every kind of exploitation, indignity and suffering, in the sacred cause of commercial profit. [And] we see increasingly inhumane experiments being carried out on animals in the cause science...Man has power over the animal world, but as in other spheres of life, he must exercise restraint and responsibility and, most of all, curb his selfish greed...We need to get our values right and not sell our souls to the god, Money. REVD DR WALTER WALSH, ANGLICAN PRIEST (1928)Many excellent people deplore the sufferings of sentient creatures on this planet without perceiving that they themselves are morally responsible for the greater part of such sufferings....If these benevolent-minded people would but visualize the agonies connected with the breeding, raising, railing, shipping , driving and slaughtering of the defenseless victims of human voracity, they would abhor the bloody morsel they now pick so daintily from their dinner plates. FRANCIS A. SCHAEFFER, EVANGELICAL THEOLOGIAN (1988)Man has dominion over the "lower" orders of creation, but he is not sovereign over them. Only God is the Sovereign Lord....as a fallen creature [man] has used that dominion wrongly. Because he is fallen, man exploits [other] created things as though they were nothing in themselves, as though he has an autonomous right to them...The Christian is called upon [to exercise] dominion without being destructive. The church should always have taught and done this, but has generally failed to do so, and we need to confess our failure..." THE BIBLE, ISAIAH 55:7-9Let the wicked forsake his way and the evil man his thoughts. Let him turn to the Lord..and to our God, for he will freely pardon. My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the Lord. As the Heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts. #
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VATICAN CITY, JULY 8, 2008 (Zenit.org).- Here is Benedict XVI's response to British Prime Minister Gordon's May letter on the Millennium Development Goals. The letter was sent June 18 via Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Pope's secretary of state. Brown's letter and the Pope's response were released Sunday by the prime ministers office.
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Dear Prime Minister,
His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI has received your kind letter of 23 May 2008, and has asked me to respond in his name, thanking you for your courtesy and assuring you that he has taken due note of your comments. In your letter you recall certain practical initiatives in the realm of international cooperation undertaken recently by the British Government and the Holy See for the benefit of poor countries. At the same time you propose the creation of a broad international coalition with a view to honouring the commitments made in 2000 and, consequently, attaining the MDGs by the year 2015.
In this regard, I wish to refer to His Holiness' Message of 3 June 2008 to the FAO summit on food security, in which he asked for a courageous effort to "globalise the expectations of solidarity". In this way it is hoped that due attention will be given to respect for human dignity in all negotiations, all decisions and in the manner of their implementation, so that the fruits of creation will be available to all people, and to all future generations. Only a deeply-felt and responsible sense of generosity will ensure that the MDGs are reached within the projected time scale.
The Holy Father prays that the important international meetings planned for the second half of the present year will be able to provide an effective response to the economic crises afflicting several regions of the planet, and put into effect a concerted international plan of action aimed at freeing the world from extreme poverty, from the scourge of hunger and from the chronic lack of general medical care.
With sentiments of esteem, I avail myself of the opportunity to extend my own good wishes to you personally and in your duties as Prime Minister.
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Kibble and raw??
I get my pup in less than 2 weeks. I've always fed my dogs grain free high quality food. However this is my first GSD and I really would like to feed her more raw. I do however want the option to give kibble. I have currently purchased Orijens grain free puppy for her kibble. Does anyone else feed raw just a few times a week?? Thanks!
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I feed Orijen kibble and top it with a half cup freeze dried raw.
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And you haven't had digestion issues? I'm more interested in the marrow bones, chicken necks, organs and such from my local butcher. I would do all raw but I have kids and work part time. Plus when we travel and I have a dog sitter I don't want them to have to deal with my high maintenance feeding issues
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I feed raw and kibble seperately (kibble breakfast, raw dinner for example). You could feed 4 days of raw and 3 days of kibble, whatever you want and there shouldn't be any issues
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Evidence for nonhadronic degrees of freedom in the transverse mass spectra of kaons from relativistic nucleus-nucleus collisions?
We investigate transverse hadron spectra from relativistic nucleus-nucleus collisions which reflect important aspects of the dynamics - such as the generation of pressure - in the hot and dense zone formed in the early p
We investigate transverse hadron spectra from relativistic nucleus-nucleus collisions which reflect important aspects of the dynamics - such as the generation of pressure - in the hot and dense zone formed in the early phase of the reaction. Our analysis is performed within two independent transport approaches (HSD and UrQMD) that are based on quark, diquark, string and hadronic degrees of freedom. Both transport models show their reliability for elementary pp as well as light-ion (C+C, Si+Si) reactions. However, for central Au+Au (Pb+Pb) collisions at bombarding energies above ~ 5 A.GeV the measured K+- transverse mass spectra have a larger inverse slope parameter than expected from the calculation. Thus the pressure generated by hadronic interactions in the transport models above ~ 5 A.GeV is lower than observed in the experimental data. This finding shows that the additional pressure - as expected from lattice QCD calculations at finite quark chemical potential and temperature - is generated by strong partonic interactions in the early phase of central Au+Au (Pb+Pb) collisions.…
Author: | Elena L. Bratkovskaya, Sven Soff, Horst Stöcker, M. van Leeuwen, Wolfgang Cassing |
URN: | urn:nbn:de:hebis:30-6837 |
Document Type: | Preprint |
Language: | English |
Date of Publication (online): | 2005/04/13 |
Year of first Publication: | 2003 |
Publishing Institution: | Univ.-Bibliothek Frankfurt am Main |
Release Date: | 2005/04/13 |
Source: | http://de.arxiv.org/abs/nucl-th/0307098 , Phys.Rev.Lett. 92 (2004) 032302 |
HeBIS PPN: | 128783192 |
Institutes: | Physik |
Dewey Decimal Classification: | 530 Physik |
PACS-Classification: | 13.60.Le Meson production |
25.75.-q Relativistic heavy-ion collisions (collisions induced by light ions studied to calibrate relativistic heavy-ion collisions should be classified under both 25.75.-q and sections 13 or 25 appropriate to the light ions) | |
25.75.Dw Particle and resonance production | |
25.75.Ld Collective flow | |
Sammlungen: | Universitätspublikationen |
Licence (German): | Veröffentlichungsvertrag für Publikationen |