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Let me start by saying I am not very good with electronics. I have a Pioneer sc122 receiver and am setting up a zone 2 in another room of my house. Upon connecting my pioneer to a sony receiver in another room I have lost audio in the main zone for the PC I have connected to the pioneer via rca cables. I also have a PS3 connected via HDMI and no longer get a signal at all. I sometimes connect a laptop via HDMI and only receive audio in the main zone. My question is what is the best way to connect everything, it would be fine if both zones play the same audio source at the same time. Also if anyone knows what would be causing these issues.
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External HDMI/digital audio connections will not pass to Zone 2 so the PC connection should pass, although not sure why your main zone audio would cut out unless you are somehow turning OFF the main zone when you power ON Zone 2.
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ARAPAHOE -- Victor C.W. Haussler, 84, died Thursday (May 5, 2005) at his home in Arapahoe.
He was born Aug. 25, 1920 in Furnas County to August and Anna (Mues) Haussler. He attended country school at St. Matthew's Parocial School. After school he worked for other farmers in the area until enlisting in the U.S. Army on Aug. 21, 1942.
He served during World War II and was discharged on Dec. 27, 1945.
After completing his service duty, he returned to Arapahoe to farm.
On Dec. 27, 1948, he married Audre E. Menze at Minden. They made their home on the family farm north and west of Arapahoe. In 1975 they moved into Arapahoe.
He was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church, American Legion Post No. 96, and Lion's Club, all of Arapahoe. He also served on F.H.A. Board and as a 4-H leader.
Survivors include his wife, Audre E. Haussler of Arapahoe; one son, Scott and wife Cindy Haussler of Arapahoe; one daughter, Jill and husband Bill Snyder of Arapahoe; one brother, Robert Haussler of Cambridge; one sister, Dorothy and husband Paul Fisher of Ogallala; four grandchildren; and three great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., at the Trinity Lutheran Church of Arapahoe with the Rev. Jeff Ernstmeyeer officiating. Burial will be at St. Matthew's Cemetery in Holbrook. Military rites will be given by the American Legion Post No. 96 of Arapahoe.
Viewing and visitation will continue today until 8 p.m. at the Wenburg Funeral Home of Arapahoe, and prior to the service Tuesday at the church.
Memorials are suggested to the Arapahoe Area Foundation for the Veterans Memorial Project. Condolences or personal relection can be left at www.wenburgfuneralhome.com.
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How would I use NUnit and a test database to verify my code? I would in theory use mocks (moq) but my code is more in maintenance shape and fix it mode and I don't have the to setup all the mocks.
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Man, I've been waiting to make a "Hortaio McCaine" joke forever.
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I pmsl at this, the toast got me, but jellybean mccain made me laugh so hard my roommate thought i was on crack
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lol paulo at 6
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At 5 Kiss my black magic rofl!
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You had every opportunity for Mike x Mike.
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If only there was a question "Which character do you wish appeared more" or something where the answer could be Mike. And then have all three make out for Mike x Mike x Mike
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@Ace: Seriously? I finished the drawing. It was gross - therefore I eresed it. And now I can't get the image of 'human Mike being blown by human Mike' out of my head. Guuuhhbdgh.
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<confused> Oh.
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Pfft~ ALL THE MORE REASON YOU SHOULD HAVE INCLUDED IT
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MikexMike(xMike) lives on apparently.
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It never died.
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It sure is uncanny valley up here.
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Interesting sketches, you're good at drawing Human Lucy. I'd like to see more of your work
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Looking very masculine there, Lucy.
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Aww...thats cute.
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Putting on makeup AT ALL doesn't make you cute. :X
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one thing that makes a girl beautiful, is her emotionns, personality, and of course, her feelings (probably goes in with emotions, right?) it doesnt matter much looks or style, but a pretty face doesnt hurt. unless she covers it with a weird goth-like makeup. no offense, but that's my taste.
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I prefer a girl that doesn't wear makeup at all or little if she does at dances however I'll lift that rule a bit also the fake tan is a big no no
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@_@ How can one stand to work in this color? Just looking at it is causing the screen to give off the illusion of movement and cause distress almost on the level of physical pain.
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Yup nope, still love this pair after all.
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Just which drugs are they on?
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Jess looks like she is on some incredible drugs right there.
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I hope you guys enjoy this, not top notch but okay D
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enjoyed :3
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Nice plug, ********.
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Female Mike is looking pretty manly... BARF
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That face on 1, I lol'd.
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That face on 1, awesome.
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It's Rocket-Sue!
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I came <3
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This is some weird ****. But weird in a good way.
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Was I the only one who thought of Calvin and Hobbes?
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Thank you so much Doubet. It's perfect.
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Was I the only who was reminded of Dr. Strangelove?
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Hahahah, this is brilliant. You even managed to draw mcCain in a cool / funny kid-genius style which suits him so well.
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She's Rocket Sue!
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Suitcase looking sexyyy
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Yes, I can imagine this is exactly what Suitcase looks like in real life. Replace Daisy with Taeshi and bam.
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I agree with Sandvich, Suitcase totally looks like that :3
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1 May 2011
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I had a pretty good feeling that this was going to come down to Revolver and Abbey Road, and it did.
Same here.
Pauls would be more interesting as the faves are more widespread but there are tons of them, could be here for months. John's will be pretty straightforward tho would be interesting to see if anyone would fight for SINYC. I presume we would miss out the 389,000 compilations but Milk And Honey should be added in.
I would fight for Ringo's Rotogravure as i loved it as a kid but i havent heard it for years, tho i did get to listen to A Dose of Rock and Roll, the opening track, recently. It wasnt that good.
2 September 2012
If I had gotten here when it started I would have been adding to Pepper and Revolver the most; and Hard Day's Night as well. I would've expected Pepper to last longer than the White Album, but it depends on who's voting.
6 December 2012
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Abbey Road!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh, well. The results are the results.
I agree with the idea for a Heal/Hurt sub-forum.
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the 1st Born Learning Trail in Gloucester County, held on March 31st at the Autumn Pasquale Memorial Park in Clayton. This fun, interactive trail is designed to boost school readiness in preschool children through a series of engaging activities resulting in increased language, reading, and problem-solving skills, all important components of lifelong learning. It is also a visible sign of a community's commitment to young children and their positive development.
Thank you to Assemblyman Adam Taliaferro, Freeholder Heather Simmons, Mayor Tom Bianco, NJ Advance Media, and the wonderful members of our Women's Leadership Council for joining us!
We have many superheroes in disguise right here in Gloucester County! They are making a difference in the lives of others, fighting villains such as hunger, illiteracy and unemployment. OUR HEROES CAN ONLY SUCCEED WITH YOUR HELP!
Join us on June 11th as we race together to make Gloucester County a better place. Racers are encouraged to wear their favorite superhero gear, and ok, if you want to be a villain we'll allow it! We'll be running the TRAILS of Rowan College at Gloucester County - not your average 5K, but one fit for a superhero!
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Teams are encouraged, so get your sports team, running group, friends and family together and
Clarifi – Financial Smarts – Financial Literacy Workshops
The Financial Smarts initiative includes educational workshops targeted to adults who are seeking a stronger understanding of the basics of personal finance. The program covers a wide range of topics, including budgeting and money management; credit and credit report; banking basics; debt and consumer protections; and keys to homeownership.
Emmanuel Cancer Foundation – Pediatric Cancer Family Services Program
The Family Services Program is offered free-of-charge to children with cancer and their families. The program includes some or all of the following services: in-home counseling by a professional caseworker; advocacy with outside agencies; when needed, provisions of material goods such as food, clothing, household items, and toys; emergency financial aid. The children and families are helped with their day-to-day needs at home where they might be isolated and missing support.
Gloucester County Habitat for Humanity – Veteran Build Home
Habitat for Humanity partners with a family, volunteers and others to build homes for low-to-moderate income families. This home is being built for a Veteran and his family in Clayton. There are financial responsibilities to become a partner family, such as they pay for the down payment, closing costs and require 6 months proof of steady employment. The family contributes 350 "sweat equity" hours in the building of their home.
Greater Woodbury Cooperative Ministries – Summer Lunch Box Program
The GWCM recognizes that the summer months place an extra burden on families when school-aged children, who normally receive free/reduced breakfasts and lunches at school, are at home during the summer break. For the past ten years, the organization has conducted a Summer Lunchbox Program for qualifying children. Each week, the family is provided with five nutritionally complete "boxes" of food per child. Each box contains shelf-stable milk, low-sugar breakfast cereal, a box of 100% juice, a microwavable lunch item, a snack and a piece of fresh fruit. Also provided is a new or gently used donated book for each child once per week and donated age-appropriate school supplies for when they return to school.
Kings Things – Laptop and software for clients' use
The agency assists local families to a path to financial stability, fostering life skills that will promote personal responsibility and increase financial stability, which leads to greater independence from formal support services and utilize personal assets. The use of the computer, and purchased software, will help in resume writing, job searches, budget development, services and in other areas. Utilizing the computer at the agency, with the assistance of staff and volunteers, will give the client privacy, confidentiality, assistance, build confidence and with more time than is available at local libraries.
SHADOW Equestrian – Special saddles and equipment for children with disabilities
The agency provides recreational therapeutic riding instruction to disabled children and their instructors are certified through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International. The children have physical disabilities, such as Cerebral Palsy and other muscular diagnoses, focusing on balance, stability, core strength and stamina. Also served are children on the Autism spectrum, focusing on accepting new environments and situations, and those with Down Syndrome, where the focus is on core strength, weight control and behavior issues. The agency has eight different horses and ponies, based on personality, body type, gait movement and ability to work in unusual situations with disabled children. The saddles and tack need to be modified to fit a variety of needs of the riders. The funding will be used for a special saddle and equipment which would stay more balanced, making it easier for the rider to stay centered, especially when turning the horse around poles and cones.
For the breakdown of funding for each of the above programs, please click here.
Don't forget!...The Pureland East-West Community Shuttle began on June 1st, 2015, and originates at the Avandale Park & Ride. It will have stops in Williamstown, Glassboro, Mullica Hill, Swedesboro, and end in the Pureland Industrial Complex in Logan Township. The shuttle will be used to travel to places of employment, as well as social service and County agencies, health facilities, shopping and more. The service hours are Monday through Friday, 5:00 am to 11:00 am, and 1:30 pm to 7:30 pm. The fare is only $1.00 each way.
The shuttle is a collaboration of seven partners: the Pascale Sykes Foundation, United Way of Gloucester County (lead agency), the County of Gloucester, Cross County Connection, South Jersey Transit Authority, Heart of Gloucester County, and NJ Transit.
Pictured at the ribbon cutting ceremony held in May 2015 are Frances Sykes, President of the Pascale Sykes Foundation; Robert Damminger, Freeholder Director on the Board of Chosen Freeholders; and Michael Gower, emcee of the event and Executive Director of United Way of Gloucester County. Also pictured in the ribbon cutting ceremony are Heather Simmons (Freeholder), Ronda Urkowitz (Cross County Connection), Bernadette Blackstock (Heart of Gloucester County), Steven Fittante (NJ Transit), Mayor Lou Manzo (Harrison Township), and Logan Township Councilman Stephen Dougherty.


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Marsh Restoration and Replenishment Project
The Township of Little Egg Harbor and Tuckerton Borough are working together to complete an ambitious area-wide coastal dredging and ecosystem restoration project with funds provided by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) through the Hurricane Sandy Resiliency Competitive Grants Program. Please click here for additional information and a tentative schedule. Updates will be provided as they become available.
Strategic Recovery Planning Report
The Borough of Tuckerton participated in the Getting to Resilience (GTR) process developed by the NJ Department of Environmental Protection and adapted and enhanced by the Jacques Cousteau Estuarine Research Reserve (JCNERR). Through this process, the Borough was able to identify specific actions that will enhance long term resiliency in the town. These recommendations are integrated in the Strategic Recovery Planning Report. Click here for a copy of this report.
Our Public Works yard has reopened on both Saturday and Sunday! Hours of operation are from 7am to 3pm. Please be sure to sign in.
Ordinance 5 of 2015 - Supplementing chapter 249 of the Borough code of the Borough of Tuckerton entitled "water and sewers" so as to revise the annual rates
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Classic Dungeon X2 is the sequel to Nippon Ichi Software's retro-styled RPG hit, Classic Dungeon: Fuyoku no Masoujin.
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- New arrow, dagger and spear weapon types.
- Over over 200 Magic Circle combinations.
- 10 unique jobs to master.
- New "Advance Edit Mode" allows players to change your character's name and physical appearance, set animations, and make equipment and background music.
- More than twice the number of dungeons in the original, along with new gimmicks and new monsters to slay.
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This game is also known as Classic Dungeon X2 in Japan.


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meniscus transplant could provide relief for about 10 years on average, allowing younger patients to postpone a knee replacement until later in life.
Slowly the whole biologic field is growing, growing in acceptance as well," Stone said.
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Volume 28, Issue 7, 01 July 1957
Thermoelectric Power and Resistivity of Solid and Liquid Germanium in the Vicinity of Its Melting Point28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722848View Description Hide Description
The thermoelectric power of germanium against platinum has been measured between room temperature and 1030°C (melting point is 937°C). Five specimens were studied in the solid phase (three polycrystalline and two single crystalline specimens), and two in the liquid phase (one n type and one p type at room temperature). It is found that the absolute thermoelectric power Q of high purity (50–70 ohm‐cm) germanium is nearly linear in 1/T only for the range 0.83<(1000/T)<1.5, or 400<T<937°C. The value of Q for our crystals at temperatures below 400°C is less negative than would be required by an extrapolation of the straight line Q=+140−280(1000/T) μv/deg which represents fairly well the high temperature data. This discrepancy may be due to the presence of very small amounts of acceptor impurity (perhaps boron) in our crystals. The thermoelectric power between liquid and solidgermanium is approximately 70 μv/deg, and the liquid is positive relative to the solid. The absolute thermoelectric power of the liquid is very nearly zero and is nearly independent of temperature. Finally, the resistivity of germanium decreases by a factor of approximately 19 upon melting, and is approximately 63 microhm‐cm in the liquid phase.
Electrical Conductivity of Thermally Ionized Air Produced in a Shock Tube28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722849View Description Hide Description
The electrical conductivity of shock‐heated air at equilibrium temperature from 3500°K to 6200°K, and at densities of the order of 0.01 NTP, has been measured, using the shock wave‐magnetic field interaction technique reported by Lin, Resler, and Kantrowitz. The experimental results indicated that the ionization process builds up quickly behind the shock front, and that the measured conductivity agrees quite well with calculated values based on the equilibrium degree of ionization, the electron diffusion cross sections for the molecular species available in the literature, and on a theoretical estimate of the scattering cross sections for oxygen and nitrogen atoms by Hammerling, Shine, and Kivel based on the Hartree potential with appropriate exchange and polarization terms.
Low‐Energy Elastic Scattering of Electrons by Oxygen and Nitrogen28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722850View Description Hide Description
The elastic scattering of slow electrons by O and N is calculated by the method of phase shifts. The Hartree potential gives a cross section (2×10−15 cm2) for O on the order of magnitude needed to agree with the experiments of Lamb and Lin in air. Since the Hartree potential is known to be too weak as it neglects exchange and polarization, this agreement is considered fortuitous. Exchange forces are introduced by a new approximation based on a suggestion of Slater for bound atomic states. The exchange approximation is adjusted to fit the more elaborate calculation of Bates and Massey for zero energy and zero polarization. The addition of a reasonable polarization force results in an acceptable potential and closer agreement with experiment. A similar calculation is made for nitrogen. In this case the Hartree potential alone gives a cross section which is too large. The inclusion of exchange and polarization leads to better agreement with the measurements in air.
Structure and Characteristics of Silicon Carbide Light‐Emitting Junctions28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722851View Description Hide Description
Current‐voltage characteristics of SiCp‐n junctions have been measured on light‐emitting samples prepared in such a way as to minimize leakage at the periphery and through ``blue spots.'' The characteristics of such junctions are found to be very different from those previously reported. We deduce from the characteristics that these junctions have a p‐n*‐n structure rather than a p‐n structure. The high resistivityn* layer is essential for the observed light‐emission. This layer, together with the blue spots which short circuit the p‐n* junction, determines the form of the reverse characteristic. Two portions of the reverse characteristic take their form from space‐charge‐limited currents in the n* layer.
A theory is given of the forward characteristic of the p‐n*‐n structure and compared with the experimental I‐V curve. The theory permits one to obtain a value of the thermal energy gap from a forward characteristic at a single temperature. From a fit of our data the energy gap is found to be 2.83±0.1 ev at room temperature.
Results of some experiments on crystal growing are presented and an explanation of the manner of growth of light‐emitting junctions is suggested.
Frequency Spectrum of the Barkhausen Noise28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722852View Description Hide Description
The spectral density of the Barkhausen noise has been measured and a theoretical interpretation of the results is given. It is assumed that the single pulse is exponential with a time constant of the order of 10−4 second. Then the computed spectral density is constant up to 1 kcps, and then decreases exponentially. This behavior is only slightly dependent on the shape of the pulse. The theoretical conclusions are in good agreement with experimental data taken on iron,nickel, and ferroxcube specimens.
The usual model introduced to explain the mechanism giving rise to the noise leads to the conclusion that the intensity of the spectrum is proportional to the frequency of the magnetizing current. This conclusion is not experimentally verified because of the extreme simplifications involved in the model itself.
Force on an Anisotropic Paramagnetic Crystal in an Inhomogeneous Magnetic Field28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722853View Description Hide Description
A simple expression is derived for the force exerted on an anisotropicparamagnetic crystal by a magnetic field having gradients in two perpendicular directions. It shows that there is in general no direct relation between the force on an isotropic and an anisotropic sample in the same field, so that care must be exercised in interpreting the results of susceptibility measurements on anisotropic crystals by the Faraday method.
Shock Hugoniot of Air28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722854View Description Hide Description
Experiments are described in which an explosive‐driven plate sets up a strong shock in air in contact with the plate. Plate velocity and air shock velocity are measured by means of a high‐speed framing camera. A pressure‐compression relation results from these measurements through use of the conservation equations of hydrodynamics. The experimental results up to pressures of 200 bars are compared to a calculated relation.
Tensile Strength of Plastics below the Glass Temperature28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722855View Description Hide Description
The times taken for two plastics, polystyrene and polyethyl methacrylate, to break under various constant loads are reported for both the glassy and rubbery states. A theory is presented which describes the strength properties of plastics in the glassy state. The theory predicts that the logarithm of the time taken for the sample to break is proportional to the applied load. Such behavior is actually found by experiment. The tensile data in the rubbery range are adequately represented by a theory previously developed for that region.
Partial Polygonization in Impure Copper Crystals28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722856View Description Hide Description
A method to produce etch pits in OFHC copper by electroetching is presented and used to show that ``partial polygonization'' occurs in OFHC copper at or above 900°C. This does not seem to occur in 99.999% copper, indicating that impurities might facilitate climbing of dislocations at high temperatures.
Application of Luminescence Changes in Organic Solids to Dosimetry28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722857View Description Hide Description
The degradation of photoluminescence in anthracene and in naphthalene has been studied under gamma‐ray and electron irradiation over the range 3×105 to 2×108 rep. For both materials the variation of brightness with Co60 gamma‐ray dose D, in rep, may be represented by (I/I 0)=(1+AD)−1, where A=8.5×10−7 for anthracene and A=14×10−7 for naphthalene. Irradiation also produces a radiophotoluminescence in naphthalene, with emission in the visible spectral region. Both the degradation and radiophotoluminescence are stable with time at room temperature. The employment of these effects for dosimetry is discussed.
Electrical Conductivity of Fused Quartz28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722858View Description Hide Description
The electrical conductivities of two specimens of clear fused quartz were measuredin vacuo in the temperature range of 600 to 1400°C. The method of potential probes was used to evaluate the platinum contacts and eliminate effects of high contact resistance. One specimen obeyed Ohm's law as evidenced by the linear dependence of the current on the potential between probes and the uniform potential distribution. This behavior established the specimen as an electronic conductor. The value of specific conductivity was ∼10−4 mho/cm over the interval from 1000 to 1400°C. Ohm's law was not found applicable for the other specimen, which displayed many dielectric anomalies and polarization effects such as polarization voltages, anomalous potential distributions, reverse currents, and current decays immediately after application of a voltage. The phenomena indicated the presence of space‐charge polarization and here the conductivity appeared to be substantially ionic. Heat treatment of this specimen stabilized the electrical behavior and caused increased or decreased resistance, depending on voltage, polarity, and temperature of measurement. The heating was also found to produce partial crystallization. It is suspected that the marked contrasts in the behavior of the two specimens are due to differences in the impurity contents.
Effects of Radiation Damping on Spin Dynamics28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722859View Description Hide Description
When a two‐state quantum system, capable of making radiative transitions, is driven by a high‐frequency field, there occur damping effects due to the reaction of the sample to its own radiated field. This damping, which becomes important for high‐Q rf structures and for samples of large dc susceptibilities, is here analyzed classically for a simple prototype system—a magnetic spin system obeying the Bloch equations. These equations are augmented to include the radiation‐damping torques and are then solved for the four cases of usual interest. Firstly, for steady‐state slow passage, radiation damping broadens and lowers the absorption and dispersion signals. Secondly, for adiabatic fast passage, damping causes the dispersion signal to dip at the line center and causes the otherwise absent absorption signal to become finite. However, if the radiation damping field becomes larger than the rf driving field a complete adiabatic inversion is shown to be no longer possible. Thirdly, the conditions for the occurrence of delayed power peaks of the free‐precession signal are discussed. Fourthly, for the case of the driven nonsteady state, the stimulated emission may, for large radiation damping, become quite large if the system is driven from an initially ``negative temperature'' condition.
Hall Effect and Ferromagnetism of Very Thin Nickel Films28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722860View Description Hide Description
Hall effect measurements have been used to determine the two Hall constants and the magnetic properties of nickel films less than 100 A thick at room temperature. The extraordinary Hall constant R 1 is found to be very much larger than in bulk nickel. In the thicker films, R 1 shows the resistivity dependence predicted by Karplus and Luttinger. For the thinner films, the deviation of the measured initial Hall slope from the value thus predicted is taken as a measure of the hardness of magnetization in the direction normal to the film plane. The saturation magnetization obtained in this manner, and its variation with film thickness, agree fairly well with values found by other methods. For our thinnest films the direction normal to the film plane is one of very hard magnetization.
Acoustic Relaxations in Ferrite Single Crystals28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722861View Description Hide Description
Acoustical wave attenuationmeasurements have shown the existence of two types of stress‐induced relaxations and a transformation in the ferrites examined. A loss mechanism due to stress‐induced electron migration of the type Fe++++e⇄Fe++, with an activation energy of 0.03±0.004 ev per electron jump, appears to be common to all ferrites containing di‐ and trivalent ferrous ions on the octahedral sites. A stress‐induced relaxation has been demonstrated in manganeseferrite, with an activation energy of about 0.3 ev per unit process. This relaxation process is sensitive to composition and homogeneity. Finally, a transformation has been observed in manganesezincferrite near 10°K, the temperature depending upon composition. A similar transformation probably occurs in manganeseferrite below 1.25°K. Below the transition temperature the intensity of magnetization is found to decrease with decreasing temperature.
Reflection of Plane Waves of Sound from a Sinusoidal Surface28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722862View Description Hide Description
When a plane wave of sound is incident upon a sinusoidal surface, part of the reflected radiation consists of undamped plane waves that travel away from the boundary. Under the assumption that no other reflected radiation is present the amplitudes of the plane waves are chosen to minimize the mean square value of the surface pressure. The amplitudes so obtained agree with the experimental results of LaCasce and Tamarkin. Except in the case of the specularly reflected wave the agreement is better than that obtained in previous analyses.
Diffusion of Oxygen in Silicon28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722863View Description Hide Description
Contamination from Copper Specimen Grids during Electron Diffraction28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722864View Description Hide Description
Limit‐Periodic Dielectric Media28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722865View Description Hide Description
Mechanism of WS2 Lubrication in Vacuum28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722866View Description Hide Description
Magnetic Alignment of Single Iron Particles28(1957); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1722867View Description Hide Description


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PanARMENIAN.Net - Renowned Armenian writer, poet and humorist Aramais Sahakyan died on March 14 at the age of 77.
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ATLANTA, Ga. -- Nine additional severe-weather warning sirens will be sited throughout Scott County under a $172,078 grant approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
The sirens will be located strategically to improve coverage to parts of Georgetown and Scott County. The project also includes installation of twenty indoor warning devices, known as voice alert receivers, in the County hospital, schools, nursing homes, and other public facilities.
Seventy percent of the project total, $120,150, will be borne by a FEMA grant under its on-going hazard mitigation program. Scott County will pay 19% of the total and the Commonwealth of Kentucky will underwrite the remaining 11%
"Our constant focus is to minimize the harm disasters bring to people and property," said John Copenhaver, FEMA regional director. "Early warning systems can save lives and give people a chance to prepare for emergencies."
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Welcome to River Bend Foodbank!
You Can Stamp Out Hunger!
Join us in supporting the Letter Carriers' 24th annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on Saturday, May 14th. Simply put non-perishable food out by your mailbox on that day and your letter carrier will pick it up. This is the largest one-day food drive in America and all the food collected will stay locally.
In partnership with the Student Hunger Drive, the QCommunity Hunger Drive is an opportunity for local businesses and other organizations to organize fun activities to secure donations of food and money that will be donated to River Bend Foodbank. This year, 34 businesses raised 319,283 meals for River Bend Foodbank in only 4 weeks! Thank you so much to all of the businesses who participated. We're already looking forward to next year!
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9,882,698 meals provided an increase of 34% over 2014
In 2015 River Bend Foodbank provided a record number of meals. According to the 2014 Map the Meal Gap Study 23,342,000 meals are being missed, not by choice in our community. In 2015 River Bend Foodbank provided 9,882,698 meals or 43.2% of the meals necessary to reduce the meal gap in our service area.
These meals were provided through our 300 Partner Agencies, Backpack Program, School Pantry Program, Mobile Food Pantries, Kids Cafe, OASIS Program, Senior Pantry Program, and Senior Hunger Initiative.
"While we are delighted to have increased the number of meals by 34% in the first year of our new strategic plan, the total need is still 23.3 million meals," said Mike Miller, Executive Director of River Bend Foodbank. "So we are 1/6 of the way to the 10-year goal of no one going hungry."
In 2015 the River Bend's Board of Directors and leadership team adopted the goal of tripling the number of meals we distribute over the next ten years, as part of a strategic plan that will end hunger in eastern Iowa and western Illinois.
In 2016 we will continue to work on increasing food donations from retailers, manufacturers and distribution channels. We will call on our community to refuse to throw away food that can still be eaten by someone in need. We will ask our businesses and community members to financially support our mission. We will recruit volunteers to assist with our programming, sorting and repackaging of our donated food.
The support of our community is critical to us meeting our 10-year goal. Together we can solve hunger™.
Farmers from five counties, along with their Farm Bureaus from Rock Island, Henry, Mercer, Whiteside, and Stark, presented River Bend Foodbank with a check for $21,467! This money was raised through Bushels for Hunger, where farmers donate bushels to feed the hungry in their communities. The grain elevators also helped make this happen, and their generosity comes through for us every year! Without them we would not be able to feed as many hungry people as we do. Bushels for Hunger has raised a combined $147,000 over the past six years. Thank you!!
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I just don't understand why people want to tank with a charachter that wield a bow as a weapon.
When you choose an hero in this game you know that you have 5 archetype avaible .
If you imagine your hero going in the middle of the hordes fighting in close combat why choosing a demon hunter to do that? considering everyone do it while using a bow :)
In only we could have some specials daggers or melee weapon for us with cool and useful stuff i'll understand ;)
Its an adaptation to the pvm environment that we can face at the highest level and at the highest difficulty, a random 4 player pub game or uber 4 player run, with a DH successfully and easily, if you are asking for opinions.
And I choose it because it can do it and play range if I want, thus the "fun" factor, that we keep going back too....