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The last ten years of the Croatia Yacht Rally have all been good but perfect sailing conditions this year took the 2012 event to a new level.
Overnight in Milna
The westerly Mistral breeze arrived daily, usually at a comfortable 12 – 15 knots, and pushed the one-design Beneteau First 45 fleet along at speeds not normally experienced on yachts from charter yachts…and all across a flat Adriatic Sea with ne'er a wave in sight.
Of course the racing, the sailing and the yachts all came second to Croatia the place; the food, the people, the history and the architecture making for a delicious cocktail of experiences.
Paul Crockett from the Lake Macquarie Yacht Club said to Trevor Joyce from Mariner Boating Holidays, the organiser of the event, 'every one of the places we have been to has been better than the one before it and the sailing has been simply spectacular. You can't possibly keep it up. If we had come by ourselves', he continued 'we'd have missed half of it and spent a good part of the rest of the time arguing about what we were going to do next'.
Mornington Yacht Club commodore, Tony Donnellan, with his wife Bev, were on their way to Bev's 50th birthday celebration on Skopelos in Greece. He said, 'Skopelos will have to be really good to be better than this'. About the yacht he said, 'The First 45 is the best all round yacht I have ever sailed on' and he races Shamrock, a Reichel Pugh 46 in Victoria and on the high seas. 'The furniture below decks lets it down a bit but otherwise it is terrific and to have the boats all the same is such a huge plus.'
Jim and Judy Dunstan from the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron did their first Croatia Yacht Rally several years ago and commented that Croatia had changed significantly since their last visit, for the better. Similarly, Paul and Pam Wood from the RPAYC did the RPA rally in 2007 and said that Croatia has a completely different feel to it these days.
Moored in St. Clement
The Croatia Yacht Rally culminated in two nights of luxury at the Dubrovnik Palace Hotel. The competition then moved from the water to land at the final night dinner as the crews attempted to establish their thespian superiority. No official word yet on the winner but a good time was had by all.
Mariner Boating Holidays are the organisers of the Croatian Yacht Rally. For more information about this event or any of the other adventures they host, please ring them in Sydney at 02 9966 1244.


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That actually makes sense. If I remember correctly, they have to take the entire board and sensor out of the camera to replace the shutter. When you do that, you de-calibrate the factory installation of the sensor (hence the AF). Any shims or adjustments get mangled when you remove the sensor from the camera to get at the shutter.
So when everything is put back together you have to re-calibrate the AF to match the re-installed sensor.
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Coming off one of the worst starts in his career in Anaheim, Alex Cobb returned home with the best start of career Thursday night. Cobb hurled a complete-game shutout—his first in the big leagues—to down the A's in the Rays' 5-0 victory.
Pitching for Oakland was Tyson Ross, who was called up to replace the suspended Bartolo Colon.
All the offense in this game came from one inning, the fifth, when the Rays rallied for five runs. A Ryan Roberts sacrifice fly made it 1-0 and a Sam Fuld RBI single added on another run.
Later in the inning with two outs, Matt Joyce hooked a two-run double down the line to extend the Rays' lead to four. Evan Longoria followed with an RBI single to tack on one more.
There would be no more action in this game, as Cobb continued to silence the Oakland bats to got the distance.
The Rays improve to 70-55, and move to within just 2.5 games of the Yankees in the division. They remain alone atop the first Wild Card spot.
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- A. Cobb (W,8-8): 4 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 8 K through 9.0 IP
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Located in the heart of Grafton, Tree Tops is perfect for a family getaway or a stay-cation with your besties. With a queen sized bed and two twin beds, this cozy cottage is designed for four. Tree Tops boasts breathtaking views of the Mighty Mississippi from the private deck and shared patio below. Tree Tops is a second level guest house equipped with all the bells and whistles you've come to expect from a Loading Dock property.
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Greene Gables Inn is perfect for couples wanting a weekend of total privacy. Guests may enjoy swimming, games, reading (great travel and historical books are available), or just conversation in the airy drawing room. Breakfast may be at a table for two, in the sunroom or join a group in the dining room. Greene County grazes contently near Scott, Morgan, Jersey, and Calhoun counties with views of Illinois.
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Escape to this newly built home in Grafton, Illinois. The Riverfront Guest House is 14 feet off the ground & overlooks the Mississippi River. Relax and enjoy the river traffic on the open deck or the attached 3 season room! This home offers two guestrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, 42" flat screen TV, BBQ Grill, outdoor furniture on the deck and covered parking.
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This country home, located in Grafton, Illinois, is nestled on over 70 acres of trees, pasture and farmland. Enjoy hours with your family exploring the outdoors, fishing, roasting marshmallows or taking a ride on the paddle boat. The property features pond fishing, camping, bonfire and BBQ facilities, hiking areas and picnicking. No hunting is allowed on the property but hunters are more than welcome to stay in this region known for its duck and deer hunting. Reservations are required.
Anchor's Inn Guest House
Enjoy a beautiful, unobstructed view of the Mississippi River at this cozy 600-square-foot guest house. Accommodations include two queen beds, a kitchenette, a living area, patio with pergola and outside fireplace. It is also within walking distance to Grafton's shops, restaurants, wineries and marina.
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Koster Farms Hunting Club
Hunting on 2,000 acres of farm, timberland, cropland, and creek bottoms provides a large terrain selection for prime hunting. New club house sleeps 10, full kitchen, 2 baths, dish TV and VCR. Nine hole golf course nearby.
Baytown Guest House
This guest house sleeps six and includes a full kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, washer/dryer, central AC, TV, and the deck overlooks the bay of Mississippi River. Two night minimum charge.
Heartland Lodge
The only Orvis endorsed lodge in the state provides excellent hunting or relaxing getaways in the hils of Pike County. Enjoy ATV rentals, hiking trails, horseback riding, and outstanding home cooked meals daily.
Cassen's Guest Rooms
Cassen's Bait Shop has added two new guest rooms perfect for fishermen or hunters. Amenities offered are free wi-fi, refrigerator & microwave. You'll enjoy a great view of the Illinois River with shopping and restaurants within walking distance.
Rowling Ridge Guest House
Cross the creek to experience our rustic cabin in the woods. Nestled among the tree-covered bluffs is where you'll find our little piece of nature. A getaway without phones, television, cable or internet… truly a place to get away from it all. Located just 1.2 miles north of Grafton on the Illinois Route 100, the guest house features two bedrooms and comfortably accommodates four people. Kitchen includes appliances and cooking supplies. Outdoors you'll find a beautiful creek, running spring, fire pit and BBQ grill.
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Accomodations year-round, can sleep 8 with kitchen.
End of the Trail Inn
Enjoy the comfort of this guest house. Amenities include a cozy sitting room, kitchen, and a deck with a view of the Mississippi River. Perfect for a couple looking for a relaxing getaway. The End of the Trail Inn is close to restaurants, shops and area attractions.
The Loft at The Whole Scoop
Looking for a relaxing vacation destination? Look no further! This beautiful family and pet-friendly loft features hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, two bedrooms, open gathering area with full kitchen, dining area, large living area, washer and dryer, front and rear balconies with a BBQ grill and can accommodate up to 8 people! After all...who wouldn't want to stay on top of an ice cream shop?
Pelican Inn
This one-of-a-kind guest house offers one room, a great view of the Illinois River and is easy walking distance to shops, restaurants & wineries.
Bluffdale Vacation Farm
Bluffdale is an Illinois farm vacation dude ranch and bed & breakfast. Parent Magazine's "Top 10 Family Resorts in North America." Our family has been welcoming guests to our historic Illinois farm near Eldred, Illinois since 1963. Recreation activities include horseback riding, boating, fishing, swimming, hayrides, bonfires, sing-alongs and more. Bluffdale is famous for its generous home cooked meals with home baked bread, rolls and pies. Our luxury cabins, featuring a fireplace and hot tub, are ideal for romantic getaway weekend or honeymoon bed & breakfast lodging. Spring brings a wide variety of wildflowers and morel mushrooms. In fall the bluffs make a colorful drive and eagle watch from Alton to Bluffdale along the Great River Road, a National Scenic Byway. Check our website for rates and availability.
The Stone Cottage - A Loading Dock Guest House
The Stone Cottage, located about 2 miles from the Loading Dock, is a recently remodeled and beautifully appointed home that was built in 1840 and is Grafton's oldest original structure. It features a full kitchen and three bedrooms with beds to sleep eight. The charming modern decor is warm and inviting; the property is perfect for a group getaway.


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Jman: Ronaldo, pay no attention to Chris acting like a six year old. You have enough to worry about come In Violence We Trust.
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Jman: Ronaldo, pay no attention to Chris acting like a six year old. You have enough to worry about come In Violence We Trust.
Dingo: The devil's flame burns... Blah blah blah. Stop talking out of your ass mate, if your the demon terrorising the roster, then I'm the exorcist they sent to get rid of you. You can keep pretending you are untouchable, but it's not long until everyone sees your destruction.
Still missing promos for the show peeps, get them in asap. Tomorrow at the latest is the most I'll wait for these promos.
Sorrow: God's Grace will fall eventually but it will be by our hands.
Carlin: To Sera, Your playground? You never proved yourself there as I already did. Try harder to impress me.
To Kyo: Back to midcard? We always belonged into the main event. When was the last time you were there? Never, and don't bring the indies into play, fella.
Pride: The patrons come to see us, since we stepped in the scene some of the most respected teams here have crumbled. Bloodstone, Blacklist Royalty and the Alpha Males have all faded away from the memories of our patrons. However, once we release our requiem song, the losing battles to us will be shrined in glory and remember forever.


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Starring :Sherri Shepherd, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Tammy Townsend, Brandon Khalil, Kali Rocha, Elizabeth Regen, Kate Reinders, James Avery
Actress, comedienne and cohost of ABC's "The View," Sherri Shepherd ("30 Rock," "Less Than Perfect") leaps from daytime to primetime to headline her own all-new, multi-camera comedy series, "Sherri," premiering Monday, October 5 at 7 pm et/pt on Lifetime Television. The series will feature stripped original episodes for a full week, then move into its regular time slot (Tuesdays at 10 pm et/pt). "Sherri" centers around a newly single mom, paralegal and part-time comedienne/actress who tries to get back into the dating scene and move on with her life after divorcing her cheating husband. Sherri finds solace and support among her girlfriends at the office while juggling her hectic life.


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Watch as baby learns how fun a bath can be! Mix & match tops and bottoms of Silly Squirts™ to make new silly characters. Laugh together at the silly characters, and show baby how to squirt water for extra fun!
- 2-piece stay-clean™design helps prevent mold growth and makes cleaning easy
- Silly mix & match characters encourage creative and imaginative bathtime fun!
- Snap together to play!
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Live updates
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The mystery of the baby abandoned in a cinema
Man rushed to hospital after Droitwich crash
A man has been rushed to hospital after crashing into a car on the opposite lane of the A38.
Paramedics were called to the scene near Droitwich at 8am this morning. They found a 21-year-old man trapped in his car, who was suffering from neck and back pain and had suspected abdominal injuries. The 28-year-old woman in the other car was uninjured.
The man was extricated from his car by firefighters, and then taken to Worcestershire Royal Hospital in an ambulance
M5 Northbound blocked, stationary traffic due to multi-vehicle accident and debris on road between J6 A449 / A4440 Warndon Way / A4538 Pershore Lane (Worcester) and J5 A38 (Droitwich / Wychbold), congestion on M5 to J7 A44 (Worcester / Evesham).
Drivers trapped for 45 minutes after car crash
Two drivers spent 45 minutes trapped in their cars after a serious crash in Droitwich this morning.
The accident happened on the A38 at Briar Hill at around 8.20am.
Ambulance crews believe one of the cars had crossed over to the opposite side of the dual carriageway before the vehicles collided.
One woman suffered head and pelvic injuries, and a man was treated for chest and back injuries.
Nine-year-old boy "dragged underneath car"
It's believed a nine-year-old boy was dragged underneath a car during a collision this morning in Droitwich.
It happened on Salwarpe Road shortly before 9:30.
He had abdominal pain and elbow and shoulder injuries and was taken to Birmingham Children's Hospital after being helped at the scene by paramedics including the Midlands Air Ambulance team.
Donations top £11k to replace fire-ravaged play area
More than £11,000 has been raised towards a new children's play area in Droitwich after a suspected arson attack this week.
The play area at Lido Park was set alight on Wednesday, causing thousands of pounds worth of damage and forcing council bosses to close the park.
Firefighters were called to the scene shortly before 10.30pm on Wednesday night by two people who were skating in the park.
A JustGiving page was set up by people living in the area with the aim of raising £5,000 towards a new play area - but donations have poured in and they have smashed that target, with the total currently standing at £11,090.
A statement on the JustGiving page by the appeal coordinators says while the council has confirmed the park was insured, they hope the money raised will enable the play area to be rebuilt before the summer holidays - and potentially even make some improvements.
We've all been past it or used it with our children at some point. It's important to the local area and therefore important to us.
We need to raise as much as we can locally to help the local council replace and improve the park, hopefully with enough money raised it can be expedited so children can enjoy it this summer.
If there is any money left it can be used on any other areas requiring attention.
Road closed after car hits nine-year-old boy
A road in Droitwich, Worcestershire, is closed in both directions after a car hit a nine-year-old boy this morning.
The accident happened in Salwarpe Road, between Kidderminster Road and Ombersley Way, at around 9.20am.
The air ambulance has landed in the King George playing fields while paramedics attend to the boy, whose parents are with him.
The driver of the silver Corsa - an 84-year-old woman from Droitwich - was not injured.
Any witnesses who have not yet spoken to police are urged to call officers on 101.
Woman's body found near Droitwich: man arrested
A man in his twenties has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a woman at a house in Hanbury near Drotiwich.
Officers were called to out to an address in the village yesterday afternoon, where a woman in her forties was found.
Pictures of roof collapse wreckage which injured five
Pictures of a major roofing collapse which injured five contractors have been released by the Health and Safety Executive.
The men were working for Droitwich-based Adstone Construction Ltd on a new secondary school at the Abraham Darby Academy in Telford in August 2011, when a steel canopy collapsed.
The company has now been ordered to pay more than £200,000 in fines and costs.
One of the workers, Philip Drury Sr, 54, from Mansfield, had a fractured ankle, three cracked ribs with internal bruising, head injuries and cuts and bruising to his face and head.
His son, Philip Drury Jr, 29, from Mansfield, was air-lifted to hospital strapped to a spinal board and was diagnosed with damage to two vertebrae and his shoulder.
Meanwhile, James Buchanan, 32, also from Edwinstowe, suffered arm injuries and swelling and bruising to his neck. He had to wear a neck brace for the two days he spent in hospital, and needed ultrasound scans and x-rays.
Joshua Wolak, 24, from Edwinstowe, was kept in hospital overnight with a suspected fractured rib and multiple cuts and bruises.
And Mark Drury-Tuck, 32, who lives in Ripley, suffered pain to his ribs.
Firm ordered to pay £200k over major roofing collapse
A Midland construction firm has been ordered to pay more than £200,000 in fines and costs after five roofing contractors were seriously injured in a 43-foot plunge when steelwork gave way.
The five men were working for Droitwich-based Adstone Construction Ltd on a new secondary school at the Abraham Darby Academy in Telford in August 2011, when a steel canopy collapsed.
They suffered injuries ranging from cuts and bruises to multiple broken bones.
Shrewsbury Crown Court heard that key pieces of the canopy steelwork were insufficiently welded together - meaning when the workers added more materials to the roof, the welds failed and it collapsed.
As well as injuring the roofers, the collapse caused major damage to the front of the new school.
Adstone, of Wassage Way, Hampton Lovett Industrial Estate, was fined a total of 100,000 and ordered to pay £106,098 in costs after pleading guilty to breaching the Health and Safety at Work Act.


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When will that day come? Yara dreams of her future hubby & father of her children
Lebanese singer Yara is dreaming of a family and children of her own. But there's just one lil' problem: The man of her dreams is nowhere in sight!
According to Laha Magazine, in a recent TV interview Yara said that she loves kids and would love to have a family, but can't do any of that until the right man has come along.
When asked "who the lucky man of her children will be," Yara said: "I'm just like any other girl who dreams of forming a family and having children. But that doesn't just happen out of the blue and it can only happen when fates decides it's time for me to meet the right man, which is yet to happen."
In other news, Yara is currently filming the cover of her new music album, which will feature a variety of songs in both the Lebanese and Egyptian accents.
The singer said that she'll be shooting a music vid for one of her new singles "Ayesh Bi'youni" (Living in my Eyes) with controversial Lebanese director Jad Shwery soon.
More music news on the horizon for Yara, who's also preparing for a new Gulf music album titled "Layali Khalijieh 2" (Gulf Nights 2), which will feature songs by poet Saud Al Sharbatli and Kuwaiti composer Abdullah Al Qu'ud.


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That is pretty much how it went Ged, I'm still trying to figure out if I'm on the left or right side of the bell curv and wondering if a bell has the same shape in Canada as it does in America
but seriously we couldn't have picked a better foreigner to share this adventure with, you are a solid dude.
I also have to mention something about the pic of myself and Bobby on the ledge, I realized my father Bobzilla does care about me because you should have heard his voice telling me to get away from that ledge, it was sheer panic and pure love, well that's what I'm telling myself, it was probably more like shit... If he falls off that ledge I'm going to have to tow this bike all the way back home.
No Travis if you had fallen off the cliff Bob would have asked you if we put you on the bike do you think you can ride it out?
Having been a victim of a pretty good crash I know first hand that despite Bobs love for you he's not going to call care flight if you can still stand(or crawl) and are somewhat coherent. Man I'm not gonna miss the next ride and yes I'm in for june.
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Class of '08 outcome survey
Warren Wilson College's Career Development Center is pleased to share the graduate outcome results for the class of 2008, five years following graduation. The data were obtained from an online survey.
Warren Wilson College FIVE YEAR GRADUATE OUTCOME SURVEY CLASS OF 2008 e Career Development Center is pleased to share the graduate outcome results for the class of 2008, ve years following their graduation. e data were obtained from an online survey sent to individual email addresses through Survey Monkey. Current Status of the Class of 2008 8.5% 12.2% 8.5% CLASS OF 2008 CURRENT STATUS Employed full-time Graduate study full-time only Employed part-time 7.3% Employment full-time Graduate study part-time Seasonal employment Graduate study full-time Employment part-time Travel Caring for my family and home (full-time) 6.1% 2.4% 2.4% Sector of the Economy in which Graduates are Employed 19.7% 52.4% SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY IN WHICH GRADUATES ARE EMPLOYED For Pro t Business Non-Governmental Organization Educational Institution Governmental Agency 19.7% 54.5% 6.1% EMPLOYMENT DETAILS TYPE OF ORGANIZATION/INDUSTRY IN WHICH GRADUATES ARE EMPLOYED Type of Organization/Industry in which Graduates are Employed Agriculture 6.1% 7.6% 6.1% 4.5% 3.0% 3.0% 3.0% Education (K-12) Health Services/Medicine Recreation Services Communications/Media Hospitality Services (hotel/restaurant/tourism) Retail Sales or Service Adventure or Experiential Education Biological & Physical Science Research Computer & Information Applications Forestry Military Social/Human Services 10.6% 3.0% 3.0% 3.0% 10.6% 3.0% 10.6% 12.1% Visual & Performing Arts Other (please specify) believe the work crew experience was invaluable in terms of making me a better employee, hands down. It made me a well-rounded individual, and although I don't work in any of the same types of jobs I had at school there I still nd myself remembering my amazing work crew bosses from every one of my crews. ey all led in di erent ways and the work environments were each unique. I have the adaptability needed to function in any setting that I may nd myself, from working as a wildlife technician in the remotest parts of the country, being employed as a manager of a small business, or working with at-risk youth. e leadership, responsibility, and the creativity we were allowed to have in some of the positions at Warren Wilson all gave me experiences I would never have had if I had attended a "normal" state school." Ashlee Robison Environmental Studies Major Research Technician, Fort Lewis College 2 "I WHEN GRADUATES WHO ARE EMPLOYED WERE ASKED: • How soon after graduation did you nd your rst full-time employment? 47.6% responded within the rst month. 80.9% responded within six months. • How satis ed are you with your present employment? 94.1% responded that they were satis ed to very satis ed. • How well did Warren Wilson College prepare you for work within this eld? 97.1% responded that they were as well or better prepared than their peers. • How meaningful do you nd your current employment? 95.5% responded that their employment was meaningful to very meaningful. "M y experience in the work program taught me invaluable aspects of being successful in the professional world. I might not be rebuilding engines for a living these days but I did learn the importance of being on time, following through with tasks, taking initiative, and seeking positive ways to continually improve theworkplace, all of which I now use daily in my career." Patrick Addabbo Outdoor Leadership & History Major Program Supervisor Adaptive Sports Center SALARY LEVEL OF GRADUATES Salary Level of Graduates 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% –Less than $10,000/year –$10,000–$13,999 –$14,000–$17,999 –$18,000–$21,999 –$30,000–$33,999 –$42,000–$45,999 –$26,000–$29,999 –$22,000–$25,999 –$34,000–$37,999 –$38,000–$41,999 –$46,000–$49,999 –$50,000 or more 3 EXAMPLES OF EMPLOYMENT BY MAJOR ART Jewelry Design and Sales Assistant Cheese Maker Sales BIOLOGY Arborist Crew Leader Chief Executive O cer Program Assistant Arborist Owner Program Developer BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Sta Accountant Contract Specialist CHEMISTRY Teacher EOD Team Member Chemist CREATIVE WRITING Teacher Resident Assistant ENGLISH Teacher Financial Counselor Community Analyst ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Owner Farm Manager Trail Maintenance Worker President Program Assistant Emergency Dept. Technician Owner Rural Policy Organizer Environmental Science Teacher Quality Control Lab Tech Instructor Environmental Science Teacher Research Technician GLOBAL STUDIES Marketing Specialist Energy Auditor Co-Founder and Director Trust Fund Research Analyst HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Program Coordinator 4 Abracadabra Jewelry Looking Glass Creamery Merchant du Vin Everett Tree Service Biochar Solutions, Inc. Living Classroom Foundation Wagner Tree Experts, Inc. University of Vermont PLACE Program Association of Home Appliances United States Air Force Carroll County Public Schools United States Army Baxter Healthcare Success Academy Charter School Rudolph Steiner College Susquehanna Waldorf School e Colonh Group Mind Candy LTD Blackbrook Farm Rock House Farm National Park Service A Growing Culture Living Classroom Foundation Northeastern VT Regional Hospital Free Union Grass Farm Center for Rural A airs Maudlin High School Micron Bio-Systems Coosa River Science School Maudlin High School Fort Lewis Genova Diagnostics e Energy Partners Ohana Amani Health Education Walter R. McDonald & Associates National Wildlife Federation Ann Arbor, MI Asheville, NC Seattle, WA Raleigh, NC Berkley, CA Baltimore, MD Asheville, NC Burlington, VT Washington, DC Valparaiso, CA Westminster, MD Baumholder, Germany Marion, NC New York City, NY Fair Oaks, CA Marietta, PA Boston, MA Asheville, NC Clayton, WI Morganton, NC Springdale, UT International Baltimore, MD St. Johnsbury, VT Free Union, VA Lyons, NE Maudlin, SC Buena Vista, VA Columbiana, AL Maudlin, SC College Durango, CO Asheville, NC Asheville, NC Njombe, Tanazania Rockville, MD Washington, DC INTEGRATIVE STUDIES Software Developer Executive Director Owner MATHEMATICS Chief Executive O cer Mathematics Teacher MODERN LANGUAGES Certi ed Medical Interpreter OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP Assistant Manager Program Supervisor Ski Instructor/Bike Guide PHILOSOPHY Technical Services Librarian PSYCHOLOGY Photographer Research Associate Residential Instructor RELIGIOUS STUDIES Nonpro t Project Manager SOCIOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY STEAM Engagement Team Web Moderator Lab Extractionist SOCIAL WORK Freelance Writer and Editor RN WOMEN'S STUDIES Mental Health Rehabilitation Specialist Aquent Conscious Alliance Tallahassee Food Gardens Next Gen Trading LLC Odyssey Community School Language Access Network Icebreaker Merino Adaptive Sports Center Vail Resorts Caldwell County Public Library TaxDigital Nationwide Children's Hospital Autism Society Down East Connect Maryland Science Center eModeration Paleo Research Institute Self-Employed omas Je erson University Hospital Oakes Children's Center Asheville, NC Boulder, CO Tallahassee, FL Greenville, SC Asheville, NC Columbus, OH Portland, OR Crested Butte, CO Vail, CO Lenoir, NC Asheville, NC Columbus, OH Asheville, NC Wilmington, NC Baltimore, MD Asheville, NC Golden, CO Oak Blu s, MA Philadelphia, PA San Francisco, CA COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT • When alumni were asked about the impact their service experiences at Warren Wilson College had on their continued service involvement: 80% responded that it was signi cant to their continued involvement in service following graduation. • e percentage of Warren Wilson alumni who engaged in service: Once in the past year: 55% Once a month in the past year: 32% Once a week in the past year: 13% 5 GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL DETAILS GRADUATE DEGREES EARNED Graduate Degrees Earned 11.1% 8.3% 5.6% MA MS 5.6% Other, please specify MEd BS AS PhD JD MAT MDiv MFA MSW 13.9% 2.8% 2.8% 2.8% 2.8% 16.7% 2.8% 25.0% Areas ofOF Graduate/Professional AREAS GRADUATEStudy /PROFESSIONAL STUDY 8.1% Education (K-12) 5.4% 2.7% 2.7% 2.7% Health Sciences & Allied Health Fields Natural Sciences (Biology, Environmental Science, etc.) Other (please specify) Social Sciences (Anthropology, Psychology, etc.) Library and Information Science Agriculture Business Communications/Media Computer & Information Applications 13.5% 2.7% 2.7% 2.7% 2.7% 2.7% 13.5% 2.7% Engineering/Engineering-related technologies Law Philosophy, Religion, Theology Social Work/Counseling 18.9% 16.2% Visual & Performing Arts 6 WHEN GRADUATES WHO DID ATTEND OR ARE CURRENLY ATTENDING GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL WERE ASKED: • Compared with your peers pursuing this degree, how well did your Warren Wilson experience prepare you? 97.3% responded that they were as well or better prepared than their peers. GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM BY MAJOR ART MFA BIOLOGY PhD Biogeography ND MEDICINE MS Natural Science MEd MS Engineering MS Natural Science BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS MBA CHEMISTRY MEd CREATIVE WRITING MEd MEd ENGLISH MFA MA ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES MDiv MA Natural Sciences MS Health Sciences MS Natural Sciences MAT MA Agriculture MS Health Sciences GLOBAL STUDIES JD Art Institute of Dallas University of California Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine Western Carolina University Montana State University North Carolina State University University of Vermont Western Carolina University McDaniel College Rudolph Steiner College Touro College University of Southern California Harvard University Extension School; American University of Paris Trinity Lutheran Seminary Colorado University Emory University University of Vermont Clemson University Colorado State University Clemson University St. omas Law School Dallas, TX Berkeley, CA Tempe, AZ Cullowhee, NC Bozeman, MT Raleigh, NC Burlington, VT Cullowhee, NC Westminster, MD Fair Oaks, CA New York City, NY Los Angeles, CA Paris, France Columbus, OH Fort Collins, CO Atlanta, GA Burlington, VT Greenville, SC Fort Collins, CO Greenville, SC Miami, FL 7 HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE MFA MA Library and Info. Science OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP MEd MFA PHILOSOPHY MS Library and Info. Science SOCIAL WORK MA Social Sciences MSW SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY Herbalist Certi cate PhD MA Museum Studies MA WOMEN'S STUDIES MA Art Institute of Dallas University of Wisconsin Antioch University New England University of Southern California University of North Carolina Southwestern College University of Chicago Appalachian Center for Natural Heath Binghamton University Morgan State University Goddard College Goddard College Dallas, TX Milwaukee, WI Keene, NH Los Angeles, CA Chapel Hill, NC Santa Fe, NM Chicago, IL Arab, AL Binghamton, NY Baltimore, MD Goddard, VT Goddard, VT "I t gave me tangible experience and stories to tell. I wasn't an "intern," I was the telephone technician on campus. I didn't volunteer or take a class, I ran the Ecodorm Permaculture Edible Landscape. Out in the world, folks want people they can turn to, to make things happen amidst the set-backs, the craziness, and the unforeseen challenges. Warren Wilson provided me the experience to walk through those and come out the other side with a functioning phone system, and later, a thriving edible landscape. ough my work experience was that of a "trades-person," the learning extends beyond any particular craft to the realm of being able to "make things happen." e lessons that created me into a person able to move and shake were oft repeated—in work, dorm, service, and, frankly, even the academic arena. Nathan Ballentine Integrative Studies Major Owner, Tallahassee Food Gardens 8 "T he WWC work program gave me an edge both in skills and life expectations. I was well prepared for the transition to the work force." 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Treason! Fellow Jersey Boy Apologizes to Braff for Suicide Hoax
Braff, 34, came forward on Monday to dispute the story in a video on his Facebook page, proclaiming "I'm alive!" and slamming the author of the article for "making my mom upset." Before long, he got an apology.
"There was a big Internet rumor today that I was dead ... that I OD'd on some pills. It's not the case, I'm here at 'Scrubs' shooting the new 'Scrubs' title sequence, which is a little bit like dying, so I guess that was semi-accurate."
"A couple of inaccuracies you should have noticed when you saw the thing, if you believed it -- the dude said I was found in my 32,000 square foot estate in Beverly Hills - but I'm not Oprah! That's a big house!"
The 'Garden State' star then singled out whomever pulled the stunt: "I just want to say to the douchebag who started this: You win my first ever douche of the day award for making my mom upset!"
The lucky recipient of Braff's award was fellow New Jersey native Chris Laganella, who posted an apology to the actor on his Web site.
Laganella says he made the Onion-esque spoof back in 2007 and never intended for it be made public. "I'm sorry if I scared everyone," he writes.
He continues: "Zach, sorry if you got offended by me posting a fake suicide about you on the Internet. Your 32,000 square foot house would be pretty empty without you. Thanks for (apparently) taking it lightly, since I haven't gotten a letter about a lawsuit yet. Just so you know, I'm a huge fan; that's the only reason I made this page, believe it or not. Also, sorry for upsetting your mother :("
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- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy Matt
Who Cares? Really. If this is what is important in the World then we are really in trouble.
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy Just Me
Apparantly YOU care....enough to read the article and type up a post. douchebag
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy susan
matt get a grip man. You must be a real riot at birthday parties.
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy david
well AOL why do i not get posted.............................................................................................................................
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy david
the pass word does not work..........................................................................................................
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy Tim
If this guy is such a fan of Scrubs and Zach Braff, why he make a claim that he's dead. It makes no sense.
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy Angie
He thought it would be funny. However, also note, Mark David Chapman was a "fan" of John Lennon when he killed him.
- Tuesday 13 October
If "anyone" is looking for news that is incredibly important to the world at large, perhaps you should not be reading stories on "Popeater." This is ENTERTAINMENT NEWS for anyone (naming no names) who's asking "Who the hell cares?" This is not CNN, this is POPEATER. If I want to know about Zach Braff, Lindsay Lohan, or Miley Cyrus, this is where I come. If I want to hear about the war, the 15 year old who got set on fire for reporting his dad's bike stolen, or the 1st grader who was sent to reform school for bringing a Cub Scout utensil to school, I'll go somewhere else. I DON'T really care about these celebs, or celeb wannabes...but sometimes the "real" world is just plain depressing. Well done, Zach, for having a sense of humor and making me smile today.
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy Just Me
LMAO - now THERE'S a post that caught my attention!!
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy Angela
I love Scrubs and Zach Braff. I'm glad it was just a rumor and that he is okay.
- Tuesday 13 OctoberBy piebyme
You mean Zach didn't die after The Ex? Coulda fooled me.
- Tuesday 13 October
All the rumor mills in the world are going to look sad when NASA announces that the rockets sent into the supposed icepack on the moon's south pole not only discovered ice, but also humanoid skulls and bones.
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Volume 83, Issue 4, 15 February 1998
- applied physics reviews
- general physics: nuclear, atomic, and molecular (pacs 01-39)
- classical phenomenology: electricity, magnetism, optics, acoustics, heat, mechanics (pacs 41-52)
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Probing ultrafast carrier and phonon dynamics in semiconductors83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.367411View Description Hide Description
Over the past 2 decades there has been tremendous advancements in the field of ultrafast carrier dynamics in semiconductors. The driving force behind this movement other than the basic fundamental interest is the direct application of semiconductor devices and the endless need for faster response and faster processing of information. To improve and develop microelectronics devices and address these needs, there must be a basic understanding of the various dynamical processes in the semiconductors which have to be studied in detail. Therefore, the excitation of semiconductors out of their equilibrium and the subsequent relaxation processes with various rates has become a key area of semiconductor research. With the development of lasers that can generate pulses as short as a few femtoseconds the excitation and subsequent probing of semiconductors on an ultrashort timescale have become routine. Processes such as carrier momentum randomization, carrier thermalization, and energy relaxation have been studied in detail using excite-and-probe novel techniques. This article reviews the status of ultrafast carrier and phonon dynamics in semiconductors. Experimental techniques such as excite-and-probe transmission, time-resolved up-conversion luminescence, and pump-probe Raman scattering along with some of the significant experimental findings from probing semiconductors are discussed. Finally, a selfconsistent theoretical model, which correlates the carrier and phonon dynamics in germanium on an ultrashort time scale, is described in detail.
The role of internal dissipation and process average temperature in chiller performance and diagnostics83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366983View Description Hide Description
The thermodynamic behavior of conventional chillers (generalized air conditioning and refrigeration systems) is acutely sensitive to internal dissipation. Previous chiller analyses have excluded entropy production in the evaporator and condenser heat exchangers, on the assumption of its being negligible. With experimental measurements from a commercial chiller, we demonstrate that heat exchanger internal dissipation is not inconsequential, and that ignoring its contribution can lead to substantial errors in chiller diagnostics and in the prediction of chiller performance curves. To evaluate the impact of this dissipation on chiller efficiency, one needs to define a proper process average temperature (PAT). In addition to discussing the fundamental significance of the correct PAT, we will show that earlier conventional definitions of PAT, where internal irreversibilities in chiller heat exchangers have been overlooked, result in inaccurate and sometimes unphysical predictions.
Polarization effects in reflection-mode scanning near-field optical microscopy83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366906View Description Hide Description
It is shown that the polarization state of light emitted from an aperture-type scanning near-field optical microscopy (SNOM) tip may be significantly altered on reflection from a metal surface in close proximity (5 nm) to the tip, while remaining unchanged at distances of several microns. Proximity to dielectric surfaces produces no discernible change. This effect is discussed and explained theoretically. We demonstrate that optical image contrast of metal samples may be enhanced by using this effect. The mechanism of the enhancement is based on selectively detecting the light emitted from the SNOM aperture and filtering out the light emitted through the sidewalls of the probe. It is also shown that images of a metalgrating pattern on glass show strong polarization contrast, which may be understood in terms of simple dipole–image dipole schemes and transmission-line concepts.
Nanoscale oxidation of GaAs-based semiconductors using atomic force microscope83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366907View Description Hide Description
Fundamental results obtained in an atomic force microscope(AFM) direct nanoscale oxidation process are presented, which is regarded as a simple method for fabricating nm-scale devices such as single electron tunnelingtransistors and quantum effect electronic devices. Using Au-coated Si cantilevers, we have succeeded in drawing nm-scale oxide lines in GaAs-based semiconductor surfaces; -GaAs(100) and self-assembled InGaAs quantum dots grown by molecular beam epitaxy on GaAs(100) substrates. The effects of AFM drawing parameters such as tip bias voltage and writing speed on oxide linewidth and height have been explored. GaAs oxide lines as narrow as have been patterned by this technique.
Analysis of a Mach-Zehnder interferometry measurement of the Pockels coefficients in a poled polymer film with a reflection configuration83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366908View Description Hide Description
Mach-Zehnderinterferometry is employed to measure the Pockels coefficients in a poled thin polymer film, which serves as a reflection mirror in the sample arm of the interferometer. As a complete optical characterization of the electro-optic polymer film, the modulated light intensity of the Mach-Zehnder interferometer is investigated as a function of the optical bias in the reference arm, the modulation voltage applied to the film, the polarization angle of the incident light, and the angle of incidence on the film. The Mach-Zehnderinterferometry measurement of the Pockels coefficients in the reflection configuration has an advantage over single-beam polarizationinterferometry in permitting the independent determination of the Pockels tensor components, and Particularly, in a reflection configuration two-beam interferometric measurement, a proper consideration of the optical path change due to the refractive angle change is found to be critical in determining the absolute values of the Pockels coefficients.
Optical characterization of the in-plane switching effect utilizing multidomain structures83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366909View Description Hide Description
Color shift and gray scale reversal for very large viewing angles are analyzed theoretically for in-plane switching. It follows that the color shift depends on the change of the effective birefringence whereas gray scale reversal depends on the effective angle between the polarizers and the liquid-crystal director angle. Experimental results confirmed the theory that small gray levels result in a larger color shift. Likewise, the viewing angles in which a gray scale reversal occurs, correlate with the theory. To counter these drawbacks, two multidomain structures are proposed, neither of which requires additional orientation processes. With these multidomain structures, color shift was suppressed and no gray scale reversal was observed. However, the multidomain structures reduce maximum transmission, the extent of which depends on the type and design of the structure.
Optimization of double drive pulse pumping in Ne-like Ge x-ray lasers83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366910View Description Hide Description
Pumping of the Ne-like Gex-ray laser with two 100 ps duration pulses (a prepulse and main pulse) is investigated using a fluid and atomic physics code coupled to a 3D ray tracing postprocessor code. The modeling predicts the optimum ratio of the irradiance of the two pulses for the maximum x-ray laser output resulting from the balance between the relative lower electron density gradients and wider gain region which is produced with a larger prepulse and the higher peak gain coefficients produced with a small prepulse. With a longer pulse interval between prepulse and main pulse, a relatively lower optimum pulse ratio is found. The threshold irradiance of the main driving pulse with a prepulse required to make an order of magnitude enhancement of laser output compared to irradiation without a prepulse is also found at for Ne-like Ge.
Ensemble Monte Carlo analysis of self-heating effects in graded heterojunction bipolar transistors83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366911View Description Hide Description
Self-heating effects in graded AlGaAs/GaAs heterojunctionbipolar transistors are analyzed using an ensemble Monte Carlo description of electron transport from emitter to subcollector including space-charge effects through a self-consistent solution of Poisson's equation. For a given collector current density, the temperature rise in the intrinsic portion of the device is calculated using a simple analytical treatment. The temperature dependence of the scattering rates and various device parameters is included in the Monte Carlo simulations. The extent of velocity overshoot in the collector and its dependence on the device temperature is analyzed. The collector delay time is most affected by self-heating effects leading to a degradation of the unity current gain cut-off frequency of graded heterojunctionbipolar transistors. For the biasing conditions considered here, the unity current gain cut-off frequency is found to be as much as 18% below its value calculated while neglecting self-heating effects.
Real-time depth profile reconstruction of the thermal conductivity of inhomogeneous solids83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366912View Description Hide Description
A new method for deriving the one-dimensional temperature distribution in a highly absorbing solid with continuously varying parameters is proposed. This method is based on a Riccati first-order ordinary differential equation and assumes sinusoidally modulated surface heating. Numerical solutions for several thermal conductivity profiles are compared with data obtained from models that approximate the original profiles with steplike variation of the thermal conductivity. A fast real-time inversion procedure is proposed to reconstruct the thermal conductivity profile from surface temperature data. It is based on the step-by-step reconstruction of this profile by sweeping the modulation frequency of the heating beam. The algorithm uses data from previous, higher frequencies to find the next optimum frequency. The measurements and the profile reconstruction are performed simultaneously. This procedure is tested for different profiles, including some with complex behavior and is found to be stable and reliable. Some limitations concerning the profile of the thermal conductivity are discussed.
Two-dimensional simulation of an alternating current matrix plasma display cell: Cross-talk and other geometric effects83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366913View Description Hide Description
A two-dimensional, user-friendly model of the discharge occurring in a plasma display panel cell was developed. This model was used to study the transient discharges in an alternating currentplasma display with a matrix electrode configuration. The space and time variations of the charge particle densities, excitation rates, electric potential, and surface charge densities are described. The model is also used to study the conditions of existence of electrical interaction between adjacent cells and the effects of electrode misalignment.
Transient response of the radio frequency inductively coupled plasma to a sudden change in power83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366914View Description Hide Description
A two-dimensional, axisymmetric model was developed to study the response of a radio-frequency inductively coupled plasma to a sudden change in its active power. The time-dependent equations for the conservation of mass, momentum, and energy, along with Maxwell'sequations were solved numerically. Results were obtained for a pressure range of 200–760 Torr, a frequency range of 1–3 MHz; torch diameters between 40 and 75 mm; and, argon/hydrogen flow rates of 40–75 slpm. Initially, the plasma was assumed to be under steady-state condition at 20 kW. The plasma power was then reduced to 10 kW for 35 ms and, the response of the plasma fields and the coil current were predicted numerically. When power was reduced, the coil current reduced significantly in 2 ms. It then increased to a maximum before smoothly decreasing to its new steady-state value. The response of the plasma depended, to different degrees, on all the parameters considered here. Depending on the position within the torch, it could vary from 2 ms to several tens of millisecond. The plasma response was fastest within the skin-depth region where power was dissipated. The response time was most strongly affected by the changes in discharge pressure; and was least affected by the induction frequency. The response time increased with pressure and/or torch diameter, and decreased with frequency and/or flow rate. We also found that, depending on the magnitude of induction frequency, an increase in plasma power may cause an oscillatory plasma behavior.
A study of electron energy distributions in an inductively coupled plasma by laser Thomson scattering83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366915View Description Hide Description
The electron energy distribution function(eedf) in an inductively coupled plasma was studied using the method of laser Thomson scattering.eedfs were measured for various plasma conditions, at different gas pressures, and at different input rf powers. In high electron density plasmas, the eedf was observed to be Maxwellian, while in low electron density plasmas, a non-Maxwellian eedf was observed. The transition between Maxwellian and non-Maxwellian eedfs was attributed to the thermalization of the electron population in higher density plasmas. In order to completely characterize the eedf, spatial and temporal dependencies were measured and measurements were also made in the afterglow period of a pulsed discharge. Discussions are made of the electron behavior and the shape of the eedf.
Comparison of electron cyclotron resonance and radio-frequency inductively coupled plasmas of Ar and Neutral kinetic energies and source gas cracking83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366916View Description Hide Description
Neutral mean kinetic energies and the amount of neutral source gas cracking of particles emanating from an electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) plasma source and a radio-frequency inductively coupled plasma(ICP)source are compared as a function of applied power by modulated beam time-of-flightanalysis for Ar and gases. For both sources, the source chamber is maintained at 0.07 Pa by a constant flow of either Ar or while the applied power is varied from 50 to 250 W and from 50 to 550 W for the ECR and the ICPsources, respectively. For the Ar plasmas, the neutral Ar mean kinetic energies are similar and range between 0.07 and 0.15 eV, with the ICP being somewhat higher. In the case of the plasmas, the ICP mean energies are also somewhat higher than those found for the ECR source. The mean energies range between 0.02 and 0.26 eV and 0.02 and 0.40 eV for the and N species, respectively. The flux ratio for the ICPsource increases to a plateau of approximately after an applied power of 250 W is reached, while for the ECR plasmas, the flux ratio varies in a more complex fashion with a much higher value of
In situ measurement of radiation induced conductivity in oxide insulators during neutron irradiation83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366917View Description Hide Description
An experimental investigation of the in situelectrical conductivity of Wesgo Al995 polycrystalline alumina at approximately 450 °C has been performed at the high flux beam reactor at Brookhaven National Laboratory. The measured radiation induced conductivity (RIC) was about 10 S/m at an ionizing dose rate of 6000 Gy/s. No evidence for permanent radiation induced electrical degradation was observed for an applied electric field of 147 V/mm up to a dose level of 1.8 displacements per atom. The effect of neutron irradiation on the electrical properties of two mineral insulated cables was also investigated. The RIC in the MgO insulation of a coaxial and a triaxial cable was measured to be in the range of 6–20 S/m at an ionizing dose rate of 6000 Gy/s.
Effect of the surface upon misfit dislocation velocities during the growth and annealing of SiGe/Si (001) heterostructures83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366984View Description Hide Description
We have measured the velocity of misfit dislocation threading segments in real time during ultrahigh vacuum (UHV) chemical vapor depositionheteroepitaxialgrowth of thin SiGe epilayers on Si (001) using ultrahigh vacuum transmission electron microscopy. We observe no measurable difference in dislocation velocities during growth and during post-growth annealing of samples with an atomically clean surface, in contrast to previous observations in the InGaAs/GaAs (001) system. However, dislocations are seen to move approximately three times slower during growth and post-growth UHV annealing than during annealing of samples which have a native oxide present on the surface. We have used post-growth depositions of arsenic and oxygen to investigate the effect of surface condition on dislocation velocities, and discuss possible causes for the increase in dislocation velocities in the presence of a native oxide. These systematic studies suggest a hitherto unappreciated interaction between moving dislocations and the surface in this system.
Effects of cell structure on the reflection of cholesteric liquid crystal displays83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366918View Description Hide Description
Cholesteric liquid crystal displays employ cells consisting of parallel glass plates which have indium-tin-oxide coating as the electrode and polyimide as the alignment layer. We have performed a systematic study of the reflections from the interfaces and the liquid crystal. We measured the reflection spectra using various incident light, various polarizations, and detection polarizations. Using the Berreman method, we simulated the reflection spectra without fitting parameters; the results agreed well with the experimental results.
Transmission electron microscopy and cathodoluminescence studies of extended defects in electron-beam-pumped blue-green lasers83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366919View Description Hide Description
We report on studies of extended defects in electron-beam-pumped blue and blue-green laser structures. To establish a direct correlation between the local luminescenceproperties and the presence of structural defects, the same thin foil samples were sequentially examined by transmission electron microscopy(TEM) and cathodoluminescence(CL)microscopy. The majority of the non-radiative defects were found to have one or more threading dislocations in their vicinity. Stacking faults, as a rule, did not give rise per se to non-radiative recombination centers. In several instances we observed nonradiative defects by CL with no extended defect counterparts in TEM.
Electronically enhanced kink motion on 30° partial dislocations in Ge directly observed by plan-view high resolution electron microscopy83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366920View Description Hide Description
In the high resolution electron microscopic (HREM) images of dislocations in Ge obtained with the electron beam incident normal to the slip plane, 30° partial dislocation lines were extracted by image processing, and kinks in them were identified at atomic resolution. Analysis of sequential images taken from the same dislocation lines revealed that (1) geometrical kinks of different signs, 30° (left) and 90° (right) kinks, are both mobile even at room temperature (2) generation of kink pairs occurs, albeit less frequently, in the course of HREM observations. These results are reasonably understood when considering that the migration of kinks, at least one of the two types, and the formation of the smallest double kinks are enhanced by the electronic excitation that is caused by the electron beam used for the HREM observations.
Optical absorption study of Si grown in a hydrogen ambient83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366921View Description Hide Description
We studied optical absorptionspectra of Si crystals grown in a hydrogen ambient. Specimens were grown by the floating-zone growth method in a hydrogen ambient of 1 atm. Optical absorptionspectra of those specimens were measured at 6 K. Many optical absorption lines were observed in the range of They were observed only when the concentrations of carbon or boron were high. To understand these results, we referred to a report according to which a so-called A-type swirl, an interstitial-type dislocation loop, was observed when impurities of smaller covalent radii than that of Si were doped. Hence, we concluded that the above optical absorption lines were due to localized vibration of hydrogen atoms bound to interstitial Si atoms.
Surface modification of -GaAs by 50 MeV silicon ions83(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.366922View Description Hide Description
An effective passivation of the surface states in -GaAs has been achieved by high energy (50 MeV) siliconion irradiation at a fluence of The effect of passivation on the nature of defects has been studied by the technique of thermally stimulated exoelectron emission(TSEE) measurements. Consequently an enhancement in the intensity of the band edge, photoluminescence (PL) has also been noticed. The results of TSEE and PL measurements are augmented by surface analysis using x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. An effective migration of silicon was observed from the buried layer towards the surface by radiation enhanced outdiffusion process. A stable passivating layer of silicon dioxide was found on GaAs surface which has been accounted for the enhancement in the PL intensity.


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1. Introduction
2. Scoped Styles
Scoped style rules apply only within a subtree of a document, rather than matching against the entire document. Scoping has two primary effects:
The selector of the scoped style rule is restricted to match only elements within scope. See Scoped Selectors in [SELECTORS4].
The cascade prioritizes scoped rules over unscoped ones, regardless of specificity. See Cascading by Scope in [CSS3CASCADE].
2.1. Scoping Mechanisms
Style rules can be scoped using constructs defined in the document language or using the @scope rule in CSS.
"Scoping" consists of three somewhat independent concepts, which are in practice generally used together:
A declaration can be scoped to a scoping root, which affects its cascading behavior. [CSS3CASCADE] (Alternately, a style rule can be scoped to a scoping root, which scopes all of the declarations it contains to that scoping root.)
A selector can be either scope-contained or scope-filtered to a scoping root, which limits what elements it is allowed to match. [SELECTORS4]
The :scope pseudo-class matches whatever the context sets as the :scope elements, and is used by several features, such as relative selectors. In the absence of any anything explicitly setting the :scope elements to something, the :scope pseudo-class matches the selector's scoping root.
2.1.1. Document Markup for Scoping
Document languages may define a mechanism for a stylesheet to be scoped to some element in the document. For example, in HTML, a style element with a scoped attribute defines a stylesheet that is scoped to the style element's parent element. [HTML]
The element that the stylesheet is scoped to is the scoping root for all the style rules in the stylesheet, and selectors of style rules in the stylesheet are scope-contained to the scoping root.
2.1.2. CSS Syntax for Scoping: the @scope rule
The @scope at-rule allows authors to create scoped style rules using CSS syntax. The syntax of the @scope rule is:
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- div div-1
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- range of flow that fits into region-1
- range of flow that fits into region-2
The region styling applies to flow content that fits in region-1. The relative selector matches p-1 and p-2 because these paragraphs flow into region-1. Only the fragment of p-2 that flows into region-1 is styled with the pseudo-element.
All of the selectors in a ::region pseudo-element contribute to its specificity. So the specificity of the ::region pseudo-element in the example above would combine the id selector's specificity with the specificity of the type selector, resulting in a specificity of 101.
Selectors that match a given element or element fragment (as described above), participate in the CSS Cascading order as defined in [CSS21].
Note: Region styling does not apply to nested regions. For example, if a region A receives content from a flow that contains region B, the content that flows into B does not receive the region styling specified for region A.
We'll need some way to query the styles of a fragment in a particular region.
getComputedStyle() isn't enough,
because an element can exist in multiple regions, for example,
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Thats funny since last year Verizon got the S4 the same time as everybody else.
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