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Parents Go to School to Help Students Succeed
One Saturday a month, moms, dads, grandparents and guardians gather in a Los Angeles classroom to learn about learning. The teacher stresses the importance of study habits, homework and high expectations for their children.
The classes are part of an experiment in some of the schools in America's second largest school district. Officials hope to see graduation improvements that can be scaled for the more than 690,000 students in the system.
The 17 schools managed by the nonprofit Partnership for Los Angeles are trying Parent College as a way to encourage families to aim for graduation from high school and then college.
"The success of your child depends on the strength of our triangle, you, the parent, your child and me," Martha Maitchoukow, a teacher at Parent College, tells the parents in her class. "I cannot do it by myself. You cannot do it by yourself. Your child cannot do it by himself or herself."
Studies show that kids with involved parents have better academic success and are more likely to graduate from high school and go on to college. This is particularly important in Watts, where the community faces many educational challenges and only roughly half of students will graduate from high school.
Ana Rojas, a mother who participates in Parent College, hopes her two children will buck this trend.
"I want to learn more every day. I want to use what I learn to help my kids at home, be like an additional teacher at home," she said. "Today, I learned I have to be more attentive so that they will go to university one day and distinguish themselves as good professionals."
The program is also helping parents who dropped out get a second chance at an education. Nadia Solis, another Parent College attendee, earned her high school degree after a conversation with her young daughter, Darlene.
"Her answer to me was, if you didn't finish high school, why are you telling me?" said Nadia. "I just gave her a simple — a simple answer of, well, I just couldn't. But the minute that I had Parent College the next week, it was my first question to my teacher: What can I do to get my GED?"
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- What are some of the reasons that people don't finish high school or college? What solutions can you come up with to help others overcome those challenges?
- Imagine you are a parent, what three pieces of advice would you give your child about school?
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The tilted fiber Bragg grating is a new kind of sensor that possesses all the advantages of well-established Bragg grating technology in addition to being able to excite cladding modes resonantly. This device opens up a multitude of opportunities for single-point sensing in hard-to-reach spaces.
Fiber Bragg gratings, or FBGs, are narrow pass-band and rejection-band filters that have been fabricated in ordinary optical fibers. These gratings, which have been widely deployed since the 1990s, are now used as in-fiber cavity mirrors in fiber lasers, as dispersion compensators in long-haul optical networks and as stabilizers for the pump laser diodes used in optical amplifiers. However, because the Bragg wavelength is sensitive to strain and temperature, the application of FBGs that has generated the most intense research activity has been in the area of sensing.
Now, a new twist on the configuration of FBGs has enabled a broader range of sensing capabilities than was previously possible, with applications in biochemistry, plasmonics and nonlinear optics. By angling the grating planes by a few degrees relative to the plane perpendicular to the fiber axis, researchers have now developed so-called tilted fiber Bragg gratings that can sense the magnitude and direction of a bend in a structure, detect chemicals or biochemical reactions near the fiber surface and control the polarization state of the light near the cladding boundary.
Over the past five years, my research group has been developing multimodal fiber grating sensors based on tilted FBGs in various shapes and forms, always keeping the device itself simple to fabricate and compatible with low-cost, standard FBG technology.
In conventional single-mode fiber FBGs, the only strong coupling permitted occurs between the forward and backward propagating core modes, for which the light is confined near the fiber axis and isolated from the surroundings by a relatively thick cladding. As a result, FBGs can only sense temperature and axial strain (as they both modify the effective indices and the period, to varying degrees), while they are insensitive to perturbations that do not reach the core. Although FBGs have a multitude of potential applications, especially for in situ and remote sensing, they are limited in that they cannot be used to detect pure bending and changing in the medium adjacent to the cladding boundary.
Hence, researchers have made many efforts to get core light to interact with the fiber surroundings. This is usually accomplished by etching or polishing the cladding away, tapering or using special microstructured fibers with holes or cladding slots, etc. In all the resulting devices, the goal is to make the effective index of the core mode depend on more than just the diameter of the core and the refractive indices of the core and cladding.
Of course, many more sensing modalities become accessible if the grating can couple light to cladding modes. These modes are guided by the interface between the cladding and the outside medium, a structure that can support several hundred guided modes in conventional single-mode fiber. As it turns out, forward-coupling gratings, the so-called "long-period gratings" (LPGs), can be used to couple light into select cladding modes resonantly and efficiently. The change of sign in the phase-matching equation causes LPGs to benefit from two sensitivity enhancements: the much larger period (which multiplies any effective index change) and the fact that the difference in effective indices can be optimized to shift rapidly in response to certain perturbations by waveguide design.
However, while LPGs have been around for as long as FBGs, they have not found widespread use because they suffer from strong cross-sensitivities that prevent most applications, except for a few niche ones where high packaging costs do not matter.
Researchers have developed a new kind of fiber grating sensor that possesses all the advantages of the well-established FBG technology in addition to being able to excite cladding modes resonantly: the tilted FBG. The TFBG is essentially an FBG whose grating planes are angled by a few degrees relative to the plane perpendicular to the fiber axis. This grating tilt has the effect of locally breaking the cylindrical symmetry of the fiber in a way that allows strong coupling between the core guided light and a large number of cladding modes.
Tilted fiber Bragg grating transmission spectrum with labels indicating the effective indices of selected modes.
Apart from tilt, everything we know about FBGs, including the many techniques used to fabricate them, can transfer directly to TFBGs. Tilted gratings have also been studied for almost as long as FBGs, with larger tilt angles for extracting light from the fiber altogether. For example, TFBGs are used in some niche telecommunications applications as all-fiber polarizers, gain flattening filters for optical amplifiers and channel monitors. It is only recently, however, that they have been used in the sensing arena.
The figure on the right shows a typical transmission spectrum of a TFBG. Each dip in the spectrum corresponds to light that has been removed from the single-mode core and coupled to one or several backward propagating cladding modes. In most instances, the back propagating modes do not return all the way to the fiber input because of the large attenuation of jacketed fibers, bends and so on (similar to the forward-coupled cladding modes of LPGs).
The figure on the right shows how core guided light is extracted from the core by the grating and excites different cladding modes, selected according to wavelength (color) and polarization. Since the cladding modes each have a unique mode field shape and effective index (angle of incidence at the cladding boundary, as shown), they react differently to perturbations inside and outside of the fiber.
A transmission spectrum such as the one shown in the figure thus contains an incredible wealth of information that begs to be "read," provided that the transducing mechanisms are well understood. In 2002, two independent research groups (Ferdinand et al. in France and Lee et al. in Korea) first recognized that the strong cladding mode resonances in the transmission spectrum of TFBGs could be used to sense refractive indices and bending, respectively.
Standard FBGs can sense two things very well—temperature and strain—but only those two things. For anything else, a transducing mechanism must be provided to transform the required measurand into a change in temperature or strain. This added mechanism most often involves packaging the FBG into a structure that itself must respond to the perturbation by straining or heating the fiber. This is not easy to do for biochemical sensing applications. Furthermore, the FBG responds the same way to temperature and strain (a wavelength shift of a narrow resonance) so it is normally impossible to distinguish between the two perturbations with a single device.
Bending sensors. (Top) Differential TFBG transmission spectrum due to 8-cm diameter bend. (Bottom) Vector inclinometer structure and response (φ is the orientation of the bend relative to the tilt plane).
The TFBG circumvents these two problems, thanks to the simultaneous presence of a large number of resonances from a single device. Since all resonances have the same temperature dependence (roughly 10 pm/°C or one part in 105), the temperature sensitivity of any other sensing modality can be factored out by using relative wavelengths instead of absolute ones. On the other hand, the strain dependence of high order cladding modes is quite different from that of the core mode. Therefore, a temperature desensitized axial strain sensor is obtained from a single TFBG. Of course, it is also possible to use the temperature sensitivity of any one of these modes as an in situ thermometer and use other resonances to sense more parameters.
Each cladding mode "samples" the fiber cladding cross-section and the medium adjacent to it differently: For instance, the large nonuniform strains occurring in bent fibers strongly influence a very distinct subset of resonances but not at all the Bragg resonance, for the same reason that FBGs are insensitive to bending. The peculiar response of TFBGs to bending has been used to develop a very sensitive accelerometer as well as a vector inclinometer (i.e., a single grating device that can detect both the magnitude and direction of a bend in a structure by comparing the power returned in two distinct passbands).
In both cases, some of the backward-propagating cladding modes are recoupled into the fiber core by an upstream, broadband, core-to-cladding-mode coupler, and detection of the vibration or bend does not require precise wavelength measurements with a spectrometer but one or two bandpass-filtered power measurements.
The other important fiber-sensing application is refractometry. That's because TFBGs allow for the detection of chemicals or biochemical reactions near the fiber surface, provided the protective jacket of the fiber has been removed. Refractive index changes in the medium immediately adjacent to the fiber also produce very distinctive spectral signatures in TFBGs. As in all kinds of waveguide sensors, it is the penetration of the evanescent wave of the guided modes into the external medium that is critical in determining the sensitivity. The maximum sensitivity of a mode usually occurs when the light wavelength or the index difference that is responsible for waveguiding are such that the mode in question approaches its cutoff point, just before the guided light escapes radiatively.
As shown in the following equation, a grating perturbation of period Λ (with or without a tilt angle φ) couples an incident core mode to another mode of the structure (labeled [m,n]) at a very specific wavelength (λmn) that is uniquely determined by the effective indices of the modes in question. This is called "phase matching." The plus and minus signs apply to backward and forward coupling, respectively, with the consequence that the phase matching grating period is shorter than the light wavelength for backward coupling but longer by one or two orders of magnitude for forward coupling:
λmn = (Neffm,n ± Neffcore )Λ/cos (φ) .
As a result, the resonance wavelengths of fiber gratings depend very precisely on any perturbation imposed on the fiber that changes one of the parameters of the equation. This property has been used to make very sophisticated and practical sensor systems for a number of important applications in structural engineering, resource extraction and, increasingly, in the biomedical field.
This is where the TFBG in standard silica glass fibers shines because it provides a very fine comb of mode resonances with effective indices ranging from well below 1.3 to near 1.44. Thus, for all media with refractive indices in this range, the spectrum has at least some resonances near cutoff and hence at their maximum sensitivity, as well as other "insensitive" resonances that can be used as wavelength and power references. Furthermore, the refractometric sensitivity of TFBGs can be improved by more than one order of magnitude by using plasmonic effects (described below).
One of the questions I am frequently asked is how the input light polarization affects the performance of TFBGs. For FBGs, the polarization dependence of the response is usually negligible, and this remains true for the core mode resonance of TFBGs because of the relatively small tilt angles we use and the fact that the core mode is weakly guiding and thereby supports linearly polarized (LP) modes. On the other hand, cladding modes are guided by a larger step discontinuity in refractive index, such that their vectorial nature cannot be ignored. In fiber-optic terms, the "LP mode" approximation no longer applies. Experimentally, we observe that high-order cladding modes—whose resonances occur at short wavelengths that are far from the Bragg resonance—do appear to be very strongly polarization-dependent. This is because higher-order cladding mode resonances actually come in pairs made up of nearly degenerate orthogonally polarized modes (the EH and HE vector modes of the cladding) and the TFBG automatically selects one or the other polarization when core mode light is linearly polarized either in the plane of the tilt (P-polarization) or perpendicular to it (S-polarization), respectively.
Polarization dependence of high-order mode resonances. Polarization dependence of high-order mode resonances in a TFBG transmission spectrum measured in air. S- and P-polarization have their usual meaning relative to the tilted grating planes.
Simulated x- and y-components of the electric fields. S resonances have predominantly tangential electric fields around the fiber cladding boundary. In other words, the x component of the field is maximum at the top and bottom boundaries, and the y component is maximum at the left-right boundaries. P resonances have electric fields that are predominantly radial at the boundary. Therefore, P resonances can transfer energy to a plasmon wave on the metal surface (bright fringe around the fiber) but S resonances cannot.
Apart from an obvious application as a narrowband, high-extinction-ratio polarizer, the polarization dependency of high-order modes in TFBGs has an important consequence for sensing. Polarization control allows the user to select only HE or EH modes across large portions of the spectrum. The electric field of high-order EH modes is oriented predominantly radially at the cladding boundary, while that of HE modes is mostly tangential. Therefore, any sensing modality that depends strongly on the polarization state of the light near the cladding boundary can be controlled very effectively with TFBGs.
One of the most important consequences of this EH-HE discrimination is that TFBGs can be used to efficiently excite quasi-cylindrical surface plasmons on metal-coated optical fibers. Surface plasmons are highly confined electromagnetic waves that are propagating along a metal-dielectric interface with a well-defined propagation constant (completely determined by the permittivities of the metal and dielectric) and an electric field oriented perpendicular to the interface. Spectral or angular interrogation of such interfaces with light beams—using the so-called surface plasmon resonance, or SPR, instruments—is now done to detect minute changes in the properties of the metal or of the dielectric, and hence to sense chemical or biochemical reactions.
Researchers have pursued various fiber-based SPR techniques to miniaturize the sensing probe and to facilitate the input-output coupling of the light. The more successful fiber SPR techniques rely on measuring the transmission spectrum of etched cladding or tapered multimode fibers where the SPR shows up as a loss band that occurs only for modes whose propagation constant is equal to that of the plasmon wave for the external medium of the fiber. This requires accurate and stable control of the distribution of the light among all of the possible modes of the fiber, and polarization must either be scrambled or linearly polarized at the input of the fiber, thereby losing a great deal of the signal-to-noise ratio in either case because plasmons can only be excited by radially polarized light along the fiber boundary.
Both constraints also mean that the fiber must be kept relatively straight and cannot be moved during experiments without causing changes in the shape or position of the SPR signature.
On the other hand, with a TFBG in single-mode fiber, the light propagates as a single mode of the core everywhere but at the sensor itself. In other words, the fiber can be moved, and the light source and interrogation system can even be located many kilometers away from the sensor. In addition, cladding modes with the correct (radial) polarization and propagation constant to excite the plasmon can be automatically selected by the TFBG.
Along with the other nice features of the TFBG device itself, and especially the temperature insensitivity, this fiber-SPR device is extremely robust, inherently low loss, easy to interrogate with widely available standard telecommunication test and measurement instruments, and yet as simple to fabricate as conventional FBGs. (The only added step is the metal coating that can be performed in batches using either gas phase or liquid phase deposition processes.)
Recently, we have demonstrated that TFBG-SPR devices have wavelength shift sensitivities to refractive index change that is similar to all other SPR implementations (bulk or fiber)—i.e., around 500 nm/refractive index unit—and that they provide absolute refractive index measurements in the range between 1.3 and 1.4. This is not surprising, since all such devices are based on the same underlying physics. However, we have also discovered that differential polarization measurements of TFBG-SPRs reveal narrowband resonant features that have full widths under 100 pm (at least two orders of magnitude smaller that "regular" SPR resonances) and wavelength shift sensitivities above 300 nm/refractive index units.
Because it is a lot easier to measure wavelength shifts of narrower resonances, we have been able to demonstrate reliable and repeatable resolution of refractive index variations of 1x10–5, and coating thickness changes of 1 nm for both metals and dielectrics. This increased sensitivity has allowed us to demonstrate the biomolecular recognition of micromolar concentrations of proteins in solution by attaching synthetic DNA sequences on a gold-coated TFBG-SPR sensor.
TFBG-SPR refractometer. The difference between the S- and P-polarized transmission spectra of metal coated fibers (top) yields a PDL spectrum with a strong notch (near 1,550 nm, bottom) whose position provides an absolute value of the refractive index of the external medium with an accuracy of 10–3. Shifts of the narrow feature at the bottom of the notch further provide a relative refractive index resolution of 10–5.
There are other ways to generate spectrally narrow resonances that have high sensitivity to various perturbations, and optical resonators such as rings and Fabry-Pérot cavities can be designed and fabricated with very high quality factors, including narrow resonances and wide spectral ranges. They can also be multiplexed in large numbers on photonic waveguide chips, and they can have higher sensitivities than the TFBG. However, unlike TFBGs, they only provide relative measurements within their free spectral range—the measurement of the absolute value of the refractive index of an unknown substance is difficult, for instance.
In addition, they can only measure one parameter, and they suffer from temperature cross-sensitivities that need careful design and packaging to avoid. Clearly, different optical sensing technologies have advantages and disadvantages that must be balanced against the requirements of a particular sensing problem.
In the case of the TFBG, the device provides a multitude of sensing opportunities for single-point sensing in hard-to-reach spaces, with very controllable cross-sensitivities, absolute and relative measurements of various parameters and an extreme but controllable sensitivity to metal particles and coatings. These characteristics should open up new avenues of research in plasmonics and nonlinear optics. In fact, the controlled excitation of cladding modes has been recently used to demonstrate ultrafast switching of picosecond pulses and four-wave mixing in a TFBG coated with carbon nanotubes, without requiring the fiber to be etched or tapered in order to get core guided light to interact with a nonlinear material external to the fiber.
I would like to acknowledge all my graduate students and collaborators who actually did the work described in this article. This work is funded by NSERC and LxData Inc.
Jacques Albert holds the Canada Research Chair in Advanced Photonic Components in the department of electronics at Carleton University in Ontario, Canada.
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>> An exhaustive list of references on our work can be found at: http://photonics.carleton.ca/publist.docx.
Publish Date: 01 October 2011
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Beginning Feb. 4 through the end of the month, Chattanooga State's Kolwyck Library will host an exhibit of inventions by African-Americans as well as one that chronicles the service of black soldiers in the military. The exhibit, which is provided by the Mary Walker Foundation, is free and open to the public. Visit http://library.chattanoogastate.edu/ for the library's hours of operation.
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HIV/AIDS activist, LaWanda Jones will speak to students on the topic of "Staying in the Fight" during the campus activity period at 10 a.m. on Feb. 6 in the Humanities Auditorium. Ms. Jones is an advocate who champions awareness of sexually transmitted diseases, and stopping the spread of HIV. Ms. Jones, who uses comedy to temper her message, is active with many community organizations, and provides care for her niece who contracted the HIV virus. She will speak again at noon on the topic of "Life Choices" at the Empowering the College Woman luncheon in the faculty/staff dining room (OMNI 124/126).
There will be a screening of the movie, "Lincoln," directed and produced by Steven Spielberg, on Feb. 18 at 6 p.m. in the Humanities Auditorium. The film is a historical drama that follows the 16th President as he struggles to abolish slavery and reunite the nation. Actor Daniel-Day Lewis stars as Abraham Lincoln. Actress Sally Field portrays the first lady, Mary Todd Lincoln. The movie is free to the campus community.
Darrell S. Freeman, Sr., a member of the Tennessee Board of Regents, is the featured speaker for the Empowering the College Man luncheon scheduled for 12:30 p.m. on Feb. 26 in the faculty/staff dining room (OMNI 124/126). Mr. Freeman is the executive chairman of Zycron, Inc., an information technology services and solutions firm he founded in 1991 in Nashville. Zycron employs more than 330 professionals across the country. The topic of Mr. Freeman's speech is "Paving the Way: A Foundation for Success."
Other activities planed on campus include the following:
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This passionate book from a Miami Herald journalist demonstrates that humble grassroots activism can eventually unsettle a corporate Goliath. In 1958, Margie Richard was a pregnant 16-year-old, whose home had been displaced by a Shell oil refinery expansion and had recently resettled in Diamond, a tiny neighborhood in Norco, La. The neighborhood was poor, predominantly African-American and a stone's throw from another Shell chemical refinery. Two explosions at the refineries (one killed two residents) and the 1983 death of Richard's beloved sister from sarcoidosis, a lung ailment rooted in industrial pollution, propelled Richard into 15 years of activism, demanding that Shell recompense the neighborhood for decades of steady poisoning. Along with other residents, Richard formed the Norco Relocation Committee, determined to wrest realistic relocation funds from Shell, the international behemoth whose profits would eventually exceed $1.5 million per hour. After two court cases and almost 14 years, Shell capitulated in 2002. Greene's mix of vivid oral history and hard evidence is a rousing reminder that with stubborn determination, ordinary citizens can prevail against the most powerful of opponents. (May)
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DAMASCUS, Syria - The Latest on a violent day in the Middle East, with deadly bombings in Syria and Yemen and the start of an Iraqi government offensive to retake the city of Fallujah from the Islamic State group (all times local):
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LOS ANGELES - After three military combat tours in warn-torn Iraq, Chase Millsap returned home to get on with a civilian life. But there was one thing he couldn't do: leave a comrade behind.
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BAGHDAD - Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced the beginning of military operations to retake the Islamic State-held held city of Fallujah, west of Baghdad, in a televised address on Sunday night.
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BAGHDAD - Hundreds of mourners gathered in Baghdad's Sadr City as families held funerals Saturday for two people killed in protests a day earlier. The coffins for the two men were hoisted above the crowds before being driven to the holy city of Najaf for burial.
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AMMAN, Jordan - Iraq's border crossing with Jordan is expected to open in about two weeks, after an almost year-long closure, allowing for a resumption of vital trade and a return of Iraqi refugees, an Iraqi diplomat said Saturday.
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- Body of US Navy SEAL killed in Iraq returning to US Updated: May-06-16 12:53 pm
SAN DIEGO - The body of a U.S. Navy SEAL killed during combat in Iraq is returning to the United States.
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Tavi Gevinson Scores Another Book Deal
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If you're a fan of Tavi Gevinson, then you probably already own copies of her two "yearbooks" named after her blog- turned-online magazine. The books are a collection of amazing interviews, photo spreads, illustrations, and articles from Rookie's first two years. There's even a few fun surprises like stickers designed by Rookie illustrators and a flexidisc of tunes. But, you didn't really think this bright, young go-getter would stop at two, did you? According to the Los Angeles Times, Gevinson just scored another book deal with Razorbill (part of Penguin Random House) for Yearbooks three and four.
The new editions will include the same retrospective content, with exclusive content from bigwig contributors. "One thing I'm very proud of is that Rookie has a lot of legitimacy in publishing and music journalism and fashion," Gevinson told the Times. "As it's grown, the goal has become more to make people feel included, that they're cool enough or smart enough."
While the release date for the new books has yet to be announced, there are plenty of places to get your Gevinson fix, including this fabulous recent interview from the Times. (Los Angeles Times)
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Facebook lives up to its name with auto face tagging
The arduous task of tagging your friends on your Facebook photos just got a bit less tedious with the introduction of auto face detection onto the social network.
The detection works using similar technology that has been available on digital cameras for a few years now, whereby a little box is selected around any faces that software distinguishes.
Facebook will present to you a number of selections from your albums and ask: "Whose face is this?" You simply have to type the person's name in the box below and it will automatically tag him or her and let their networks know they've been tagged.
Facebook states that the simplified tagging feature is just the start of a series of improvements it is making to its photo service.
We'd like to see the face detection go one step further and offer a face recognition service like you get with Picasa.
Sure, typing someone's name into a box is easy, but we're super lazy. We'd prefer it if we just had to tick a box agreeing that a person is who Facebook thinks it is.
Zuckerberg, see to it at once.
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NEW YORK/KUALA LUMPUR A U.S.-based law firm said it expects to represent families of more than half of the passengers on board the missing Malaysian Airlines flight in a lawsuit against the carriers and Boeing Co (BA.N), alleging the plane had crashed due to mechanical failure.
The Beijing-bound flight MH370 disappeared more than two weeks ago, and was announced to have crashed into the remote southern Indian ocean with all 239 on board presumed to have died.
Chicago-based Ribbeck Law has filed a petition for discovery against Boeing Co (BA.N), manufacturer of the aircraft, and Malaysian Airlines MASM.KL, operator of the plane in a Cook County, Illinois Circuit Court. The petition is meant to secure evidence of possible design and manufacturing defects that may have contributed to the disaster, the law firm said.
Though both Boeing and Malaysian Airlines were named in the filing, the focus of the case will be on Boeing, Ribbeck's lawyers told reporters, as they believe that the incident was caused by mechanical failure.
"Our theory of the case is that there was a failure of the equipment in the cockpit that may have caused a fire that rendered the crew unconscious, or perhaps because of the defects in the fuselage which had been reported before there was some loss in the cabin pressure that also made the pilot and co-pilot unconscious," Monica Kelly, head of Global Aviation Litigation at Ribbeck Law, told reporters.
"That plane was actually a ghost plane for several hours until it ran out of fuel."
Kelly said the conclusion was made based on experience on previous incidents, dismissing the possibilities of hijacking or pilot suicide.
The lawsuit, soon to be filed, would seek millions of dollars of compensation for each passenger and ask Boeing to repair its entire 777 fleet.
The law firm said it expected to represent families of more than 50 percent of the passengers on board the flight, but declined to give details on how many families have sought their representation in the case.
The court filing was not immediately available.
The petition was filed on behalf of Januari Siregar, whose son was on the flight, the firm said. Siregar, a lawyer, had known Ribbeck's staff when working on a case involving Garuda Indonesia (GIAA.JK) a few years earlier, Ribbeck said.
Contacted by Reuters in Indonesia, he confirmed the petition, but said he was the uncle, not the father, of a passenger on the plane.
Additional pleadings will be filed in the next few days against other potential defendants that designed or manufactured component parts of the aircraft that may have failed, Kelly said.
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After the updated flow rate from December, has anyone heard any more from the Poplar wells? We owe thanks to some of the posters here who are keeping up with Poplar developments and kudos for their efforts.
mpet received a permit for epu 204 on 3-6-13, they now have 5 permits to drill in Poplar in hand, 4 were issued in Dec. 2012, they maybe waiting on a rig or better weather not sure. will let you know if i find anything more, hopefully mpet has been busy reworking some older wells and will increase production that way until the drill is turning on new wells.
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Where is the best area on the ship to book a stateroom? Are some areas better to reduce the chance of seasickness? Where are the engines? Are they really loud? As you can tell, I've never cruised before and I looking for any helpful hints! Thanks!!
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Middle to front is better than back. Outside cabin is nice because you have a window but inside works great if you want to save money. Some people think the higher floor the better, but we've been on floors 3 and up and have not had any problem with sea sickness or loud engine noises. There are usually sea-sickness patches available, depending on what cruise line. Something we learned the hard way: look at the floor plan of the ship, each level. Make sure your stateroom is not directly above or below a lounge. You might hear loud noises all night! If you don't find that information on-line (again, depending on the cruise line) you can request a brochure or booklet from the cruise company, or get a free one from a travel agent. Also, it's usually cheaper to book through a "cruise only" agency - look around on the internet and compare prices. It can vary quite a bit. Sometimes a travel agent can match the price, but we've always gotten better deals on-line. Good luck - cruising is a great vacation!
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The least motion in a ship is felt in its center section.
Picture in your mind a playground see-saw. If you are at either end you experience a lot of up and down motion, if you are in the center, you experience almost no up and down motion, only a little rocking.
Most people will recommend a cabin in the middle of the ship on a lower deck to minimize motion (and sea sickness). Hope this helps.
To avoid noise, look for a cabin that is away from noisy public areas, like show rooms, the casino, etc.
The ships engines (on most newer ships) are below the crews decks, which are below all passenger levels, so you are not likely to hear them. Enjoy your cruise!
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Just another thought...you probably don't want the deck just below the promenade deck, especially if the ship has the jogging track on that deck. I've had people tell me that you can hear the joggers/runners overhead. IMO I wouldn't want the promenade deck either with an outside cabin, I like my privacy! But wherever you are you will have a great time! Have lots of fun.
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Thank you so much for your helpful advice. Kadao, can you reccommend any websites to book with?
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I checked a lot of on-line sights and ended up with cruiseplanners.com. I got the best price from them, but I also didn't accept their first quote. I let them know I was looking at other sights and they told me they would beat any other legitimate agency, and they did. I've also heard that Cruisequick.com is a good sight, but I didn't check them out at the time. Good luck - good deals are out there, sometimes you just have to work to get them.
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I forgot to mention something.
The first time I got the quote from cruiseplanners I called the toll free number of the cruise line and asked if they were familiar with cruiseplanners and asked if they ever had any problems with them. They said that Cruiseplanners did a lot of business with them and so far they have not had problems with them. Whatever on-line company you chose, you might want to contact the cruise line to check, just in case.
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