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As expected, the attorney for the heirs of Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster has asked the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals for a rehearing of last month's ruling that reaffirmed the artist's estate can't reclaim his copyright stake in the Man of Steel.
The Ninth Circuit upheld in a 2-1 opinion an October 2012 ruling by a lower court that the Shuster family relinquished all claims to the character in a 1992 agreement with DC Comics in exchange for "more than $600,000 and other benefits," which included paying Shuster's debts following his death earlier that year and providing his sister Jean Peavy and brother Frank Shuster with a $25,000 annual pension. U.S. District Judge Otis D. Wright had found the agreement invalidated a copyright-termination notice filed in 2003 by Shuster's nephew Mark Peary.
But in a petition filed Tuesday, and first reported by Deadline, attorney Marc Toberoff insists the Nov. 21 opinion warrants a rehearing by either the three-judge panel or the Ninth Circuit's full bench "because it contravenes Congress' clear objectives, and this Court's carefully-circumscribed decisions."
Although the attorney representing the heirs of Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster had vowed they were "prepared to go the distance" in their legal battle with DC Comics, they appear to have reached the end of the road. Of course, that's been said a few times before.
As Deadline reports, in a 2-1 vote the Ninth Circuit on Thursday tied up the loose ends in what it describes as "the long-running saga regarding the ownership of copyrights in Superman — a story almost as old as the Man of Steel himself," reaffirming an October 2012 ruling that the Shuster estate is prevented from reclaiming the artist's stake in the character by a 20-year-old agreement with DC.
"We are obviously very pleased with the court's decision," DC's parent company Warner Bros. said in a statement.
That lower-court decision, which was appealed in May, dealt with a 1992 deal in which the Shuster estate relinquished all claims to Superman in exchange for "more than $600,000 and other benefits," which included paying Shuster's debts following his death earlier that year and providing his sister Jean Peavy and brother Frank Shuster with a $25,000 annual pension. In October, U.S. District Judge Otis D. Wright found that the agreement invalidated a copyright-termination notice filed in 2003 by Shuster's nephew Mark Peary.
A press conference will be held Monday in Cleveland outside the childhood home of Jerry Siegel to debut Ohio's Superman license plates, in time for the character's 75th anniversary.
According to The Plain Dealer, State Rep. Bill Patmon will appear alongside members of the Siegel & Shuster Society board outside the Glenville neighborhood house where teenagers Siegel and Joe Shuster created the Man of Steel.
This morning Mark Evanier showcases an incredible piece of comic-book history: home-movie footage from Superman Day at the 1939-40 New York World's Fair (the same exposition that introduced the Trylon and Perisphere, which in '80s DC Comics served as the headquarters of the All-Star Squadron).
It's notable certainly for the glimpses of such figures identified by Evanier as Jerry Siegel, Harry Donenfeld, Max C. Gaines and Jack Liebowitz, but also as testimony to the swiftness with which the Man of Steel made an impact on popular culture: Superman Day, with its races, elephant rides, parade and boys wearing S shields, was held July 3, 1940, roughly two years after the release of Action Comics #1. Granted, by the time of the event, the Adventures of Superman radio serial had been airing for about five months, but still …
Evanier has more on his blog, including doubts as to whether the man in the Superman suit is actually the actor some have long thought.
As if Canada Post's stamps weren't enough to celebrate the Toronto roots of Superman on his 75th anniversary, the Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a series of seven collector coins to commemorate the occasion.
While Superman was created in 1933 by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster when they were teenagers living in Cleveland, Shuster was actually born in Toronto, and lived there until age 9 or 10. He worked as a newspaper boy for the Toronto Daily Star, whose building served as a model for the Daily Planet (originally called the Daily Star).
"The generations of young people who grew up reading Superman comics may not have fully appreciated the story behind them," Canada's Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander said in a statement. "Our government celebrates Canada's history and heritage and the very values and strengths that Superman embodies."
The coins, which are available beginning today, depict different moments in the Man of Steel's history, but they're all engraved with the phrase "75 years of Superman," written in Kryptonian: There's the $75 14-karat gold coin ('the early years"), featuring Joe Shuster's illustration from the cover of Superman #1; the $10 fine silver coin ("vintage"); the $15 fine silver coin ("modern day); the $20 fine silver coin ("Man of Steel"), featuring Jim Lee's cover for Superman #204; the $20 fine silver coin with the iconic S shield; the $20 fine silver ("Metropolis") — appropriately enough, "the world's first coin to feature an achromatic hologram"; and a "Then and Now" coin and stamp set, with a coin that shifts between Shuster's Superman #1 and Lee's modern reinterpretation.
Ordering details can be found on the Royal Canadian Mint website.
Canada Post will debut a series of stamps Friday at Fan Expo Canada celebrating the Toronto roots of the Man of Steel.
While Superman was created in 1933 by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster when they were teenagers living in Cleveland — a fact commemorated with placards, an airport display and vanity plates — Shuster was actually born in Toronto, and lived there until age 9 or 10. He worked as a newspaper boy for the Toronto Daily Star, whose building served as a model for the Daily Planet (originally called the Daily Star).
"The thing about Superman is that he is like the ultimate hyphenated citizen. He is a Canadian-American-Kryptonian superhero," the Toronto Star quotes Canada Post spokeswoman Keisha McIntosh-Siung as saying. "He's really a timeless hero."
The limited-edition series of five stamps, which goes on sale Sept. 10, celebrates the 75th anniversary of Superman's debut in Action Comics #1. Each stamp features artwork from different eras.
Beginning in early October, Ohio drivers finally will be able to display Superman license plates on their cars.
It certainly hasn't been easy. The campaign for the specialty plate commemorating the creation of the Man of Steel in 1932 by Cleveland teenagers Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster was launched in 2011 by the Siegel & Shuster Society, but ran into a couple of snags: first, objections by DC Comics and Warner Bros. to the proposed slogan "Birthplace of Superman" — he was born on Krypton, they insist — and then, more formidably, the twists and turns of the legislative process.
After a bill for the Superman plates failed to pass on its own, State Rep. Bill Patmon in April inserted the legislation into the state budget, which the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports passed last week.
Warner Bros.' Man of Steel has grossed $141.3 million domestically since its June 14 premiere, breaking the record for a June opening on its way to a $214.6 million worldwide box office. That's not bad for four days' work. Of course, the franchise reboot had an estimated $225 million production budget, plus another $150 million for marketing and distribution, so Zack Snyder & Co. still have a way to go.
Clearly the film has legs, which means plenty of more Superman stories online and in print. Here are just a handful of them (warning: potential spoilers!):
• BuzzFeed turned to Watson Technical Consulting to calculate the real-life toll Man of Steel's sprawling battle between Superman and General Zod would take on Metropolis — or, in this case, New York City — both in terms of money and human life. The disaster experts paint a grim picture in the days following the fight: 129,000 known dead, more than 250,000 missing (most of whom would've also died) and nearly 1 million injured. The strictly physical damage is pegged at $700 million, compared to 9/11's $55 billion (with a further economic impact of $123 billion). The overall damage would be about $2 trillion.
Despite a series of seemingly definitive decisions in DC Comics' favor, the nearly decade-long legal fight over the rights to Superman continues, with the estate of co-creator Joe Shuster asking an appeals court just three weeks ago to overturn a ruling barring the family from reclaiming the artist's stake in the Man of Steel. At the center of the battle is tenacious and controversial attorney Marc Toberoff, the longtime nemesis of Warner Bros. who represents the heirs of Shuster and his collaborator Jerry Siegel.
He's the subject of a lengthy feature in the latest issue of Bloomberg Businessweek, in which he pledges he'll take the Superman dispute to the Supreme Court, if necessary. "This case is by no means over," he tells the magazine. "My clients and I are prepared to go the distance." It's an interesting article that's part history lesson and part personality profile, with several tidbits (of varying importance) that I can't recall seeing previously:
Manga | The mega-popular series One Piece resumed publication in this week's issue of Shonen Jump, after a two-week hiatus due to manga-ka Eiichiro Oda's health problems following a tonsil infection. [Cruchyroll]
Comics | It seems like we are reading a lot about comics in the Arab world lately, and Egyptian graphic novelist Achraf Abd Elazim argues that the fourth major comics center (after New York, France and Belgium, and Japan) will be Dubai. [Your Middle East]
Comics | Michael Cavna kics off Comic Riffs' celebration of Superman's 75th birthday with a roundup of writers' opinions on why the character has stood the test of time. [Comic Riffs]
Comics | To mark the 75th anniversary of Superman, and the premiere this week of Warner Bros.' Man of Steel, Edward Helmore of The Telegraph recounts the long and bitter legal feud between DC Comics and the families of creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster over the rights to to the multibillion-dollar property, a battle from which the publisher has seemingly emerged victorious. [The Telegraph]
Comics | The New York Post's Reed Tucker has some ideas on how to "fix" comics, starting with cutting the cover price to increase sales. [Parallel Worlds]
Comics | With an exhibit of original art from Charles Schulz's Peanuts opening in a local gallery last week, a local comic convention in the works, and a thriving comics retail scene all year round, South Florida could just be the next comics hotspot. [WLRN]
Two years after a car drove through a fence surrounding the site of Joe Shuster's former home in Cleveland, it's happened again.
The Plain Dealer reports that a 41-year-old Cleveland man has been charged with drunken driving, leaving the scene of an accident and driving without a license after he allegedly drove off the street late Wednesday afternoon and plowed through the wooden fence. While a portion of the fence and seven large metal plates reprinting the first Superman story are missing, it's unknown whether those plates are destroyed or were merely removed until repairs can be made.
It's not exactly what three residents had in mind last year when they launched a campaign to change the name of Hutchinson, Kansas, to Smallville, but this week city council voted to proclaim June 21 as "Smallville Day" in honor of Superman.
That's the same day the Man of Steel will be inducted into the Kansas Hall of Fame, alongside "the Father of Basketball" James Naismith, the band Kansas, Menninger Clinic founders Charles, Karl and Will Menninger, and the Union Army's 1st Regiment Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry.
The push to rename Hutchinson was begun last year by friends Ben Eisiminger, KC McNeely and Christopher Wietrick, who noticed similarities between their city and the fictional hometown of Clark Kent — among them, a similar location and population (many more are detailed in the video below). The city of 42,080 also has a Clark Road and a Kent Road.
The Hutchinson News reports that given the 75th anniversary of Superman, the looming release of Warner Bros.' Man of Steel and the Hall of Fame induction, Wietrick thought it was a perfect time to approach the city council with the idea. Tuesday morning, the members voted unanimously in support of the "Smallville Day" proclamation, which will be read at the June 18 by Mayor Bob Bush.
On June 21 the editor and publisher of The Hutchinson News will travel to Topeka to accept Clark Kent's induction into the Kansas Hall of Fame, alongside Laura Siegel Larson, the daughter of Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel.
If you thought the nearly decade-long legal battle for the rights to the Man of Steel had come to an end last month, think again: On Thursday, the attorney for the Joe Shuster estate asked the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn an October ruling that the family was prevented from reclaiming the artist's stake in Superman by a 20-year-old agreement with DC Comics.
At issue is a 1992 deal in which the estate relinquished all claims to the property in exchange for "more than $600,000 and other benefits," which included paying Shuster's debts following his death earlier that year and providing his sister Jean Peavy and brother Frank Shuster with a $25,000 annual pension. On Oct. 17, U.S. District Judge Otis D. Wright found that the agreement invalidated a copyright-termination notice filed in 2003 by Shuster's nephew Mark Peary. Less than three months later, the 9th Circuit overturned a 2008 decision granting the heirs of Jerry Siegel the writer's 50-percent share of the copyright to the first Superman story in Action Comics #1, effectively granting DC full ownership of the character.
"[Mort] Weisinger took all these things he didn't care for because they weren't his ideas and turned them to his advantage. Instead of resenting another character with a LL initial as a love interest for the character, he created three or four more and did the whole LL curse. He was really very good, as were his writers, of finding ways to 'brand extend' Superman. They expanded on little themes because he knew — and this is something we don't see comics do anymore because we don't perceive of them as being for kids — but he knew that one of the things that was really appealing for kids was a certain sense of repetition. He had a wonderful gift, along with his writers, for being able to balance repetition in theme or in ritualistic kinds of things with new invention. If you look at the DC stuff as opposed to the Marvel stuff, which was created with a different audience in mind, you see that ritual. You see that idea of consistency. Flash's costume always came out of ring. There was the whole 'In Brightest Day, In Blackest Night' oath in Green Lantern. There were certain things in Batman, like the Bat Signal. They knew that those things not only created a comfort zone for the reader, they were things the kids looked forward to. 'Let's see how they do it this time!' It was all about finding ways to do variations on those themes and depending on readers' familiarity with them to create ideas that were new and exciting for kids…those ways of doing comics don't really relate to today, and I don't know if anyone wanted to go backwards, that they could do it."
– former Superman writer Martin Pasko, in a wide-ranging interview with Comic Book Resources about the 75th anniversary of the man of Steel


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ICE Special Agent's Field Manual section 33.14(h) requires that agents use restraint where a labor dispute is in progress and the complaint about employees' immigration status "is being provided to interfere with the rights of employees to ... be paid minimum wages and overtime; to have safe work places ... or to retaliate against employees for seeking to vindicate those rights."
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At a noisy Saturday-morning picket in front of the Emeryville Woodfin Suites, Luz, a 42-year-old from Mexico City, told the Guardian that managers never questioned her immigration status during the three years she was a housekeeper at the hotel until she started working with EBASE to enforce Measure C.
One day, Luz told us, her manager rushed her and other workers into the hotel's attic, because "ICE was driving around outside and could come." According to Luz, the manager told them that "this could be a result of us supporting Measure C or working with EBASE."
The measure mandates a $9 per hour minimum wage for hotel workers and requires overtime pay for employees who clean more than 5,000 square feet of floor space during a shift. The Woodfin contributed $27,500 to an antiMeasure C campaign committee, filed two unsuccessful lawsuits that challenged its constitutionality, and then simply failed to comply with the law.
"They said we weren't entitled to rights because we were immigrants," Luz recalled. "They started to say that our Social Security numbers didn't match and that we would have to leave. This problem never came up until we asked for our rights."
In September 2006, Woodfin workers filed a class-action lawsuit seeking back pay. The Woodfin finally agreed to come into compliance with Measure C the following month, but it also told almost 30 workers that it had found problems with their Social Security numbers. On Dec. 15, the Woodfin suspended 21 workers and gave them two weeks' notice that they were to be fired.
On the extensive Web site the Woodfin has devoted to the dispute, the hotel claims it was "forced to move to terminate their [workers'] employment" after receiving Social Security Administration "no-match" letters for them. "Today," it claims, "failure to act appropriately on a no-match letter may be considered evidence of an employer's conscious disregard for the law."
This is false, according to Social Security Administration spokesperson Lowell Kepke. It is in fact "illegal for a company to fire an employee based solely on a no-match letter," he told us.
Because it has been so often abused, the letter itself states that employers "should not use this letter to take any adverse action against an employee....
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Spokeswoman Jillian Schoene said Wu "is not going to be a Senate candidate."
Rep. Peter DeFazio (D) was national Democrats' top recruitment target, but he turned them down several weeks ago. Rep. Darlene Hooley (D) has also ruled out a bid.
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SNES never got Rondo of Blood, Dracula X for the SNES is more of an off shoot of the game rather then a port of Rondo of Blood (shared alot of content but the levels were almost completly different). The only way a person outside of Japan has played the game was through import or emulation, Konami never brought it over to the states. This will be the first time it will make it overseas.
The PSP will get the original, remake and SOTN. Not the SNES version since its the lesser of the games.
It definately wasn't a port. I guess this could be wrong, but if not, then I like to call the snes one a remake of the turbo duo(import) even though it was nowhere near as good. They fall under the same part of the time line and a lot of the levels have the same themes and music, just different art style and the music isn't redbook.
The story had a few changes for the super nes remake (Shaft wasn't in it IIRC and maria and annette are sisters only in the super nes one.), but those changes weren't enough to make the main events not count.
I think maybe I should sell my (import) rondo of blood before it goes down in value.
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Tablet prices are plunging amid a flood of new devices and cutthroat competition for market share.
Apple dropped its lawsuit Tuesday against rival Amazon for using the term "Appstore" for its online shop for mobile gadget applications.
Apple on Thursday dismissed allegations it conspired to raise the price of e-books and said the US government's antitrust case against it would deter new entrants to concentrated markets.
Evidence is lacking of an Apple conspiracy with publishers to raise the price of e-books, Apple's lawyer said in closing remarks Thursday in a federal antitrust trial.
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Owen —*My favourite from your list. A well-known, not too popular name that works in both countries. Stylistically I think it fits better with Caleb and Josephine. More ideas: Oliver, Liam, Leon, Macsen, Soren, Otto, Henry, Evan.
Judah/Jude — Judah feels to American/Bible Belt to me. Jude is lovely & I think works great with your other names (although personally I'm not a fan of having 2 kids with the same initial and one with a different one — it's either all or nothing for me). Generally speaking 2 syllable full names work fine (Jude Law, Brad Pitt, John Locke). More ideas: Julian, Luke, James, George, Zane.
Reuben — More similar in style to Caleb (American biblical but not to much) & reminds me of Reubens. It feels quite unusual in comparison to your other names. More ideas: Rupert, Rufus, Rudolph, Ronald (Ron), Thorben, Benedict, Benjamin (Ben), Euan, Augustine.
Rafferty — Feels too English/hipster/surnamey/unusual in comparison to Caleb and Josephine. More ideas: Rafe, Raphael (Raffy/Rafe), Rory, Remy, Ralph.
Rafferty nn Raffy (wildcard name I love but a little unsure)Arabella, Thibault, Sophia, Alfred, Eleanor, Rémi, Charlotte, Achille, Olivia, Clement, Elizabeth, Frederick, Maud, Benedict, Adèle.
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My favourites to go with your other kids' names:
1) Reuben – very handsome and fits in beautifully
2) Owen – ditto above. Can't go wrong with a little Owen
3) Jude – cool 'Hey Jude' reference- very British
3.5) Judah - does seem very biblical but still okay
4) Rafferty – I'd never heard of this before I joined Nameberry. It doesn't feel at all English to me and I don't think it works well with Josephine and Caleb. Also, it reminds me of the word 'raggedy' :/
But I agree with the suggestions of Julian, Raphael, Benedict, Hugo, Oliver, George & Henry! Or, how about: Harry, Oscar, Lewis, Aaron, Tristan, Arthur, Daniel?
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This traditional Puerto Rican Sofrito recipe is a great flavor base that combines the bold flavors of tomatoes, onions, garlic, peppers and herbs. It will add freshness and savory punch to your dish.
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Utah State athletic director Scott Barnes has been chosen as the NCAA Division I basketball committee chairman for 2014-15. He's already on the committee and will spend this season as the vice chairman to Wake Forest athletic director Ron Wellman. Barnes played basketball at Fresno State and went on to play professionally in Germany, then began his coaching career at the high school and club levels. He also served as general manager of the Fresno Flames of the World Basketball League. Eventually, he made stops as an athletic administrator at San Diego, Pacific, Iowa State, Humboldt State, Eastern Washington and Washington before landing his current job at Utah State, where he's spent the past five seasons.
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The ring features a US $1 gold piece, dated 1852, enhanced by full-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.30 carat, accented by black enamel applied on 18k yellow gold. Gross weight 8.80 grams.
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Here's the first test for the Boston Red Sox, the first chance for general manager Ben Cherington to demonstrate what his newfound commitment to "discipline" in player acquisitions truly means. The Minnesota Twins placed catcher Joe Mauer on trade waivers Monday, according to a major-league source. The Red Sox not only have long-standing interest in Mauer, but also purged more than $275 million in contract obligations last week in their mega-deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers. If the Sox truly intend to be more disciplined, as Cherington suggested after the team sent first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, right-hander Josh Beckett and left fielder Carl Crawford to the Dodgers, let's see where they will draw the line. Let's see them pass on Mauer, a player who once was their Holy Grail. Waivers expire at 1 p.m. ET Wednesday. Mauer, 29, has about $142.5 million remaining on his contract, including $138 million from 2013 to '18. The Sox are unlikely to take on that much money so soon after ...
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Recurrence is not uncommon in both benign and malignant childhood brain tumors and may develop many years after initial treatment.[1] For ependymoma, late recurrence beyond 10 to 15 years has been reported.[2,3] Disease generally recurs at the primary tumor site, even in children with malignant ependymomas.[4,5] Systemic relapse is extremely rare. At time of relapse, a complete evaluation for extent of recurrence is indicated for all patients. The need for surgical intervention must be individualized on the basis of the extent of the tumor, the length of time between initial treatment and the reappearance of the recurrent lesion, and the clinical picture. Patients with recurrent ependymomas who have not previously received radiation therapy and/or chemotherapy should be considered for treatment with these modalities.[6][Level of evidence: 3iiiB] In addition, patients may be candidates for focal retreatment with various radiation modalities, including stereotactic radiosurgery.[7,8][Level of evidence: 3iiiA]; [9,10][Level of evidence: 3iiiDi] Active agents include cyclophosphamide, cisplatin, carboplatin, lomustine, and etoposide. Regardless of treatment strategy, the prognosis for patients with recurrence is poor.[1] Entry into studies of novel therapeutic approaches should be considered.
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There were differences today, however, he said, which was "good news." The nation had had 25 year of experience with partnerships, some of which had worked well (SEMATECH) and others that had not worked so well (Synfuels). There was also the benefit of a history of reviews and analysis of what had worked for SEMATECH, the ATP, and some NIH programs. Research on university-industry relations, including work by Dr. Gabriel, he said, had helped us understand more about how partnerships work.
He concluded by saying that "the default position is going to be failure." Unless the DHS was designed with the lessons of the past in mind, "R&D is going to be buried by the crisis of the day. We have to design DHS in such a way that that doesn't happen." Organizationally, said Mr. Turner, the DHS would be successful only if it is organized as a single department with a common mission, not as a holding company for a variety of agencies with piecemeal missions. He said that the achievements of the first secretary and the first undersecretary would be critical, as would the organization's executive orders, which is where the executive branch would receive its guidance on objectives and implementation.
He reminded the workshop that "homeland security" is "an important value but not the only value; we have to design with civil liberties in mind, the environment, and the other values that make this country great."
He also suggested that the Academies had a more important role in creating DHS than they had had during creation of the Department of Energy 25 years earlier, partly because the Office of Technology Assessment and several other objective sources of information no longer existed. "This has been a great meeting," he concluded, "but the work of the Academies is just beginning. The Academies are our best convener of experts right now, and I think they will be the best constructive critic to keep this department on the right track."


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Physics 124
Analytical Physics I-B, Spring 2015
Final Exam: Tuesday, May 12, 4:00–7:00 PM
Location: College Avenue Gym and Gym Annex. You should go to the exam location assigned to the first letter of your last name:
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Content: 30 multiple choice questions covering all material from the course, including the first two common exams (about 25% of the exam) and material covered in the final five lectures, including chapters 12, 17, 18, 19, and 20 (about 75% of the exam). You are permitted 3 sheets of 8.5 x 11 paper written both sides with formulae, number 2 pencils, and a scientific calculator. It is too late to request a conflict makeup exam.
Final exam review sessions ARC 324
Monday, May 11: 1000 am to 600 pm
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The deadline for Homework 12 has been extended to Sunday, May 3 before 1159PM.
Also make sure you take the in class test and online surveys about physics learning!
Go to https://secure.rutgers.edu/secureforms/Forms/Physics_Survey/
and take the required on-line survey now but not later than May 8. It takes only 10 minutes. And you are required to take an end of semester test in workshops the week of April 27. If you complete the survey and take the in class test, this is worth 1 percent of your course grade. If you do not complete both the survey and the in class test, you will get a zero for 1% of your course grade. Your performance on this test and survey will have no impact on your grade. The course instructors will never see your scores, only an analysis of the class as a whole with no names attached. This effort is part of the assessment of the effectiveness of instruction in introductory physics courses. You have to take the test and survey but can opt out of having your results used as part of the research project; an opt-out form is available in workshop.
If you are unable to take the post test in your assigned workshop, you can take the post test in any workshop after the first 40 minutes of the class period. Just show up. If you need to make up the workshop collaborative problem and quiz you can, with the permission of the instructor, attend any workshop at the beginning and stay for the problem and quiz.
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Wideband Sensor How?
Hi guys,
considering of getting the Innovate LM2 Wideband AFR Kit. Does anyone have photos of where to place the sensor? Also, is this sensor a permanent install where you can mount a gauge on the handle bar? Sorry, I'm almost completely illiterate with this thing...but am considering of learning more about the beast with this kit and don't know where to start really...
What do you want to use it for? Just to monitor lambda (AFR) and retain your current fuel system or do you want to use the wideband monitors to affect the afr (using some kind of piggy back device)?
If the former, do you currently use O2 eliminators? If so, then you can attach the O2 sensors directly into the bungs for the OEM sensors. If you don't use O2 eliminators, but want to keep the OEM O2 sensors, then you need to weld on new bungs, and attach the wideband sensors to them.
If you want to use the wideband sensors with a piggy back ECU (or a completely new standalone ECU), then you can also reuse the existing bungs, and don't need to weld on new ones.
The LM2 is a handheld type device (not for permanent install). For a gauge on your bike your best bet would be the MTX-L product from innovate - it's the most streamlined solution. Their slightly older LC1 (which they still sell) is to be avoided - I've had to warranty many of these between my own cars and customer cars. The MTX-L is supposed to be a much more robust unit and all of the electronics are built into the gauge housing so you don't have a lot of electronics to stuff somewhere on the bike.
However, if I was spending money on a direct instal wideband AFR gauge, I would buy an AEM unit, they have a better track record and seem to be more durable, IMO.
I really just wanted to check my AFR in trying to optimize my carb settings...I don't have any o2 eliminators (i have a KTM 950se) as far as I know...
As far as I understand it to be, since all the jets and needles come into play at different riding times (idle, low throttle, at speed, high throttle, max speed), I was wondering do I need the sensor there while I'm riding the bike? I haven't seen how this works...
Just wanted understand, If i got the MTX-L or the AEM, does it mean, that's the only thing I need to purchase? From the little that I know, getting a reading of the AFR mainly needs, a sensor, a logging system and a gauge. From what you're saying, the MTX-L / AEM wide band does all of this. Is there a way to log the results I get from these?
I was wondering how important RPMs were also since the 950se doesn't have an RPM meter?
Is the AEM a weather-proof unit that's a permanent install? I see these AFR gauges being installed in cars not but in a motorcycle where you get the rain, mud and anything in between.
I don't really need it to stay there permanently, maybe just have it there while I'm still tuning the bike but it may as well be a cool farkle I can leave on...
MTXL or AEM = complete ready to use. Guage (has electronics built in) and sensor are sold together.
MTXL claims to be a water resistant gauge and you can hook up your laptop to it and do a data log (AFR only).
If you want to add RPM into the mix you need to start thinking about using one of their "Aux" boxes which can handle other sensor values. The prices will start to add up quickly.
Do you have a 950 or 990?
Hi Audiholic,
I have a KTM 950 SE.
I'd like to take your advice on going AEM...have you ever tried that under the rain? I mean, given your advice on the durability of AEM...I may as well go with that.
Plus, weather resistant may not be as weather proof as we need it to be on a bike?
Can the AEM do logging?
That's the issues w/ the AEM: No claimed water proofness and to my knowledge they don't have a logging program for your laptop.
Innovate: You can install their own program "LogWorks" and look at the Wideband data graphically and record it. The graphical readout is nice b/c it is easier to see transient changes in fueling where a numerical gauge would just be quickly flicking through changing numbers. Logging is nice, but can also be somewhat useless w/out RPM - You would have an AFR vs Time log. So unless you are on a dyno and can match up time stamps or start and stop a log accurately, it wouldn't be super useful IMO.
The AEM is still a better product in my experience, the sensor doesn't need a free air calibration (which the Innovate products frequently do) [free air cal means you have to pull the sensor out of the exaust and calibrate it against a clean air reference, AEM uses the proper Bosch protocol and doesn't loose this calibration] So perhaps the AEM gauge could be made more water tight w/ silicon.
Also, am I being to ambitious to actually add a tachometer on the SE?
I saw a video of AEM on youtube how they added the sensor on a Honda Ruckus...but where exactly will you put the sensor in on a vtwin engine or do I need two systems for this, cool but costly...
To optimize your jetting, i dont think you want to transport with you your computer. I have the LM-1 and it's a good unit. I use it on my SER and my modified Tacoma 2005. The LM-2 is a better unit and you can connect a device to read the RPM. So you'll need the LM-2 kit with the widwband sensor, the rpm reading device and a bung to install on your header before the H-pipe but as far as possible from the motor.
I've installed 2 bungs on my SER (front and rear cylinder) but for the rear cylinder i can't have stable readings and i've got lot of error codes. I've installed a heatsink cause i'm pretty sure it was related to eaxhaust gas temperature. The results were not better. The rear bung is insttaled exactly at the same place of the OEM egt bung. It's the only place that was accessible for the installation of the sensor. So i can only read at iddle and low throttle opening on the rear. For the front cylinder, no problems. I can read and log all the band of throttle openings and the very important WOT.
So now i'm using the readings of the front cylinder to jet front and rear.
The bung on the front cylinder is installed in the V of the frame just over the right peg. Look at 26th pictures, in middle of page 6 in this link.
I'm in love with your ceramic pipes...
Check that. I would like to be able tu use it with the LM-1, but it can't.
Another option I just came across
I'm ordering this unit from Zietronix today:
I will couple it with this gauge:
The base wideband unit can take RPM and TPS (Throttle Position) inputs and be logged via a PC.
Optional inputs (using their sensors):
EGT (exhaust gas temp)
IAT or CLT (1 temp input - coolant or air for instance)
MAP: Manifold pressure
The pricing is reasonable and the gauge is pretty slick. The digital readout can be configured to toggle through AFR, EGT, IAT or MAP plus the outer ring has a scale on it that can display any of the above - so effectively, you can look at 2 values at the same time - one will be numeric and the second a LED dot that lights up next to the perimeter scale.
With the logging of RPM, MAP and TPS it should be easy to look at AFR values and be able to effectively tune the F and L maps a bit more accurately w/ TuneECU!
The only downside is it's not weather resistant. I'll give a full update once I get it in my hand and installed.
I was wondering (since I have a lathe) if it would be practical to make a combination heatsink-M10/M18 adapter so that the M18 Bosch sensor could plug into the OEM M10 EGT port. Something similar to the $$$ heatsink that Innovate sells.
Looks somewhat challenging as there is a side mounted port that has to be aligned (using the index mark on the hex end and shim washers) to face the manifold output, plus what appears to be an offset end hole. Would be helpful to get my hands on the Innovate one.
I'd rather not have to start welding on new M18 plugs in place of the stock M10.
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The city of Milwaukee experienced a small bump in population last year, according to figures released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Milwaukee was home to an estimated 599,164 people for the year that ended July 1, 2013, a boost of 762 residents over the previous 12 months. Milwaukee was the nation's 31st-largest city.
Thirty-one of America's 34 largest cities nationwide gained an average of around 1.3% of population.
While Milwaukee's increase was just 0.1%, the city did better than Baltimore, Memphis and Detroit, which sustained small declines.
"In general, the major trend in the country is that cities are doing well this decade compared to last decade," said demographer William H. Frey of the Brookings Institution. "Some cities are doing a lot better than others."
Madison added 2,903 residents for a population of 243,344.
Green Bay (104,779) had a slight increase, while Kenosha (99,889) and Racine (78,199) experienced tiny population losses.
Waukesha (71,016) and West Allis (60,697) had very small population gains.
There were negligible population changes in Wauwatosa (47,134), New Berlin (39,834), Brookfield (37,999), Greenfield (37,159) and Oak Creek (35,008). Franklin grew 1.2% to 36,310.
Nationally, New York added 61,440 people and remained the country's most populous city with 8.4 million residents. Los Angeles (3.9 million) was No. 2 and Chicago (2.7 million) was No. 3.
The top 15 fastest-growing municipalities were in the South and the West.