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A successful solid-state quantum computer will have to 'entangle' quantum bits – or 'qubits' - over macroscopic distances. However, entanglement in solid-state systems has only been observed on the micrometre scale so far. Now, Andrew Berkley and colleagues from the University of Maryland have entangled two solid-state superconducting qubits over a distance of 0.7 mm – a thousand times greater than ever before (A J Berkley et al. 2003 Sciencexpress 1084528 ).
A quantum computer could, in principle, outperform a classical computer by exploiting the ability of a quantum system to be in two states – often called 0 and 1 – at the same time. When two qubits are entangled, they behave as one system: this means that the quantum state of one qubit directly depends on the state of the other. It was once thought that entanglement was only possible with individual quantum particles – such as photons – but recent experiments have shown that macroscopic objects can also be entangled. Superconducting materials are good for making qubits because decoherence effects – which wipe out quantum behaviour – can be limited.
Berkley and co-workers made their qubits from a Josephson Junction – a type of superconducting 'reservoir' – and coupled two qubits together using a capacitor. Under certain conditions, the qubits can exist in one of two states: a ground state or an excited state. When the two qubits are entangled, if qubit 1 is in the ground state then qubit 2 is in the excited state, and vice versa.
The researchers measured the entangled states by applying microwaves to the system and recording transitions from the ground state to higher energy states. "Such evidence for entanglement over a macroscopic length is particularly promising for the construction of a quantum computer, as this will require many spatially separated qubits," said Berkley.
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Theories that the missing plane may have landed have surfaced once more as new information has been uncovered. Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has been missing for one week and with no definitive clues on where it might be, some are wondering if the Boeing 777 might have landed somewhere remote. On March 14, CNN raised the question, suggesting that the plane might be intact somewhere undisclosed.
"The suggestion -- and it's only that at this point -- is based on analysis of radar data revealed Friday by Reuters suggesting that the plane wasn't just blindly flying northwest from Malaysia. Reuters, citing unidentified sources familiar with the investigation, reported that whoever was piloting the vanished jet was following navigational waypoints that would have taken the plane over the Andaman Islands," reports CNN.
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JWC TO THOMAS CARLYLE ; 18 January 1848; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18480118-JWC-TC-01; CL 22: 220-221
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Ah my Dear! We are both busy reflecting, it would seem; driven to it by quite opposite pressures; you by stress of society, and I by stress of solitude. A la bonne heure [Well and good]! reflection is golden; provided one "go into practise with it": otherwise—if, as in my case, for most part, it serves only to make the inward darkness more visible1—why then, as John said of the senna, one had "better take it, but perhaps one had better NOT."— Poor human creatures "after all"! I am heartily sorry for them, severally, and in the lump—think sometimes it would be "a great advantage" if we were all "fed off"; but one thinks many things, in moments of unenthusiasm, which one does not authentically mean.
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- Julie said...
It wears you down, doesn't it.
My NT, educated to degree standard, vary caring nurse of a daughter ended u in A+E last Thursday night. She had an acute asthma attack and as the registrar said "an acute illness of some sort". But the "professionals" kept saying anxiety, or panic attack. After telling the triage nurse that my daughter had never HAD one of the panic attacks and it shouldn't have gone on for the best part of 6 hours anyway, I threw her my "get your big girl pants on and deal with it" look.
Then to add insult to injury, the consultant came to her bay, looked at her and went to a nurse and said "tell her to stop hyperventilating". Mmm - if i'd been there, I would have ripped limbs first, asked questions later.
- 1 August 2013 at 20:46
- Sara x said...
Only last week I had to explain to a professional that I knew what I was doing. That I was experienced in their field and many others. That after 14 years of raising a disabled child I was a professional in alot more areas that they were. Medical, physical and academic.
I was angry that I had to explain myself but confess to enjoying watching the smugness leave their faces.
It's hard not to let them get to you but don't doubt yourself you are the best advocate for your children.
- 1 August 2013 at 21:15
Keep on fighting. if only we could all take other knowledgable autism parents into these meetings so that there were equal numbers of The Professionals and Us. In fact if only we could take more parents in and only have 1 or 2 professionals in these meetings! Out and out bullying of parents & the children sometimes and it's not on.
- 1 August 2013 at 21:26
- Deb said...
I'm so with you on this one. I'm fed up with professionals assuming they know more about my children than me. They don't and they are unlikely to either. They don't live with them and have no emotional attachment to them.
I just wish they'd value our parental contributions and treat us as equals; if they did perhaps we wouldn't have this awful professional versus parent divide.
Only the other day I came across an autism professional site which encourages professionals to work together and share practice but nowhere were there opportunities for non professionals to join in. Non professionals had to join other communities elsewhere. I was really disappointed at this; do professionals really think they have all the answers? What about the families who have spent years and years of their lives caring for their loved ones and what about people with autism themselves? It feels a very divided community at times.
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Fifa has asked the Football Association and The Sunday Times newspaper to provide evidence of alleged corruption during the 2018 World Cup bid.
The request has been made after former FA chairman Lord David Triesman gave a Government committee details of "improper and unethical" behaviour among four executives on Tuesday.
Speaking before the House of Commons' Culture, Media and Sport Committee he claimed that Fifa committee members had asked for favours, including £2.5m and even a knighthood, in return for votes.
The sporting body has expressed "extreme concern" at the allegations and has asked Lord Triesman, who is the former leader of England's 2018 bid, to provide evidence.
It said it has also asked The Sunday Times for more proof of information it received from a whistleblower within Qatar's 2022 bid.
Issa Hayatou, from Cameroon, and Jacques Anouma, from the Ivory Coast, are alleged to have been paid (£910,000) $1.5m to vote for Qatar.
The African Football Federation has denied the allegations and described them as "pure invention".
A further two Fifa members, Amos Adamu from Nigeria and Reynald Temarii from Tahiti, have already been banned by the body's ethics committee after an investigation last year.
And Lord Triesman said Trinidad and Tobago FA chief and Fifa vice-chairman Jack Warner asked for £2.5m to be channelled through him to build a school in his name and ensure he had a legacy in the country.
Mr Warner apparently made the request during a meeting between the pair and Premier League chairman Sir Dave Richards.
Mr Warner has denied the accusations and called Lord Triesman's claims a "bit of trivia".
The former FA boss also alleged Paraguayan Fifa executive Nicolas Leoz asked for a knighthood in exchange for his backing of England's bid.
He went on to claim Brazilian Fifa executive Ricardo Teixeira asked him: "What have you got for me?"
Louise Bagshawe MP, who is among those looking into England's failed 2018 bid, has said the position of the Fifa executive committee has become "untenable".
The recent developments mean that one-third of the 24 Fifa executive committee members have either been found guilty of impropriety or had allegations levelled against them.
Secretary general Jerome Valcke has written to the FA to request a "complete report plus all documentary evidence".
Fifa president Sepp Blatter, who is seeking re-election this year, has distanced himself from the claims.
However, he has said his organisation must react "very fast" to address them ahead of its Congress in three weeks.


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8 lbs down in two weeks.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
I saved up a bit of money since the last time I posted and went out to buy The South Beach Diet, and also one of the South Beach Diet cook books. I'll have been on the diet for two weeks starting tomorrow. The wonderful thing is I don't particularly crave sugar anymore. I still eye chocolate, but I think that's a stress thing.
I'll admit, on Monday I caved in and had birthday cake. I wasn't planning on it, but I am a stress eater and I've had unfortunate news. My father was hospitalized last week, and we found out he had cancer on Saturday.. but not what type until Wednesday. They were putting him through all sorts of tests and kept saying conflicting things. At first they told us they ruled out colon cancer... and yeah, that's what he turns out to have. He's stage 4, and it has mestatsis in his stomach.
I feel bitter on that topic. He's been sick for so long but they kept saying it was a virus, or GERD, or he's been too stressed lately. They never ever bothered to pursue it further even after all the times he was in the hospital.. and now he's in the last stage of cancer. After chemo he was so weak, and the chemical they put in your arm is toxic to the nerves.. so it's painful to the touch. He looked so miserable.
I still have managed to stay mostly on track with the diet despite the devastating news. I never want to find out test results on my birthday again, though. It was the first year I didn't have a birthday party in my life... though, I do understand the circumstances. It was still horrible depressing. I'm ready for this year to be over. I know it's negative and all... but it seems like every other month or so I'm dealing with the next disaster. I know life is full of them, but these have been brutal. The loss of my home, assaulted in my own home, fire, and now cancer... It's hard to stay positive.
I canceled my Y membership. The price is going up next month and we were having a hard time paying it as it was. I never took advantage of the classes, so it also didn't make sense to pay 62 a month to run on a treadmill. We switched over to Snap Fitness. I'm a night owl, so the 24 hour nature of the place makes it more convenient to me. Plus, Ms. Critters gets a military discount AND it's in walking distance. I'm looking forward to using their Basic 8 program. I'll report if I find it useful or not.
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It's hard getting news like that. My dad has been fighting cancer since I was 13. This last year they found three tumors. I haven't quite been able to process it. I just keep reminding myself that every year since 1986 (when they first found it) has been a gift.
There is no such thing as a good time to make a change. There is also no such thing as a bad time.
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Red Raider Distance Medley Relay Breaks School Record
The Red Raider distance medley relay broke its own school record Saturday at the Tyson Invitational.
Feb. 9, 2013
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - The Texas Tech track and field program wrapped up competition today at the Tyson Invitational inside the Randal Tyson Track Center.
The men's distance medley relay broke the Texas Tech school record with a time of 9:40.71. The relay team consisted of Ezekiel Kissorio, Nick Rivera, Joseph Richards III, and Kennedy Kithuka. Kithuka ran the mile anchor leg in an even four minutes.
Tech broke a total of three school records over the weekend as Katie Grimes and Kennedy Kithuka opened the meet with record-breaking performances of their own. Grimes broke her own school record in the 60-meter hurdles while Kithuka broke a six-year-old school record in the 5000-meter run.
"It was a great finish to a very positive weekend of performances," Texas Tech Head Cross Country Coach Jon Murray said of the Red Raider DMR. "I was very proud of the way each leg of the relay competed."
In his 2013 debut, senior Bryce Lamb finished fourth overall in the men's triple jump to close out the full weekend of competition with a leap of 16.26-meters (53.4.25). The jump propelled Lamb into strong contention for the 2013 NCAA Indoor Championship. Lamb, a three time All-American, earned first team honors in the long jump during the 2012 indoor season.
"It was great to see Bryce jump again," Texas Tech Head Coach Wes Kittley said. "It was a strong performance and should put him in a great position for nationals."
In the men's pole vault, Kyle Meyers recorded a personal best clearing a bar of 5.41-meters (17'-9'') on his third attempt to finish fourth overall. The mark gave Meyers, a returning All-American, his 10th career clearance of over 17-feet indoors. With the clearance, Meyers moves into the top-ten of the indoor national rankings.
Meanwhile, on his first attempt, Kole Weldon's throw of 18.33-meters marked the third best in school history in the men's shot put. Weldon finished fifth overall and currently holds the school record in the shot put with a mark of 18.90-meters, which he set earlier in this season.
In the relay events, the Lady Raider 4x400 relay finished in sixth place with a season best time of 3:35.44. Meanwhile in the sprints, Texas Tech sophomore Cierra White finished eighth in the 200-meter dash with a season best time of 23:78.
In the college division of the men's pole vault, Freshman Kyle Thompson cleared the bar at 4.96-meters (16'-3.25") finishing fifth overall in the pole vault. Thompson set a career best for the second week in a row.
Red Raider sophomore , Jacorian Duffield, cleared a bar of 2.17-meters (7'-1.50'') to finish third in the high jump. The jump was the second best of the season.
Meanwhile, in the women's DMR, the Lady Raiders recorded a season-best performance with a time of 11:42.61. The squad consisted of McKenzie Archer, Olivia Lewis, Caitlin Waters, and Sharlene Nickle.
Also in the relays, the men's 4x400 squad finished third in the college division with a time of 3:11.40. The time marked their second best performance of the season.
The Red Raiders and Lady Raider's will now look towards the Big I2 Indoor Championships set for Feb. 22-23 in Ames, Iowa.


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Overview of security in WSIT
By ashutoshshahi on May 16, 2006
Project Tango is a Sun initiative focused on delivering interoperable Web services technologies. Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT) is an open-source implementation of next generation Web services technologies that deliver interoperability between Java EE and .Net to help you build, deploy, and maintain Composite Applications for your Service Oriented Architecture. It is focused on four main categories: Messaging, Metadata, Security, and Quality-of-Service (QoS).
Here I'll be giving a brief overview about the Webservices security and security specifications supported in WSIT. Security is an important issue for the adoption and popularity of webservices - and an important factor in deciding whether webservices and SOA will live upto the expectations created around it.
WSIT provides support for WSS: SOAP Message Security (1.0 and 1.1), WS-Trust and WS-SecureConversation. WS-SecurityPolicy is used to document the security support offered by a webservice.
Security in webservices must provide atleast these three basic requirements:
- Requests to a webservice must be autheticated and authorized properly - only the intended person should be able to use the service.
- Messages 'on the wire' must be protected from eavesdroppers.
- Trust relationships between sender and recipient for exchange of certificates and tokens.
WSS:SOAP Message Security 1.0 provides the underlying foundation for security and provides the following:
- Identifying the origin of a message securely through the use of signatures.
- Making sure no has tampered with the message - again through signatures (Integrity).
- Making sure only the intended recipient is able to see the message - through encryption (confidentiality).
WSS 1.0 introduces a Security header in a SOAP message and introduces three key elements:
1. Tokens: SOAP messages can contain security tokens with authentication information like Username tokens, X509 Tokens, SAML tokens etc. These tokens can be part of security headers and can vouch for security claims to recipient.
2. Signature Elements: Security headers can contain Signature elemets which can sign any part of the message. The recipient can use signature to verify that sender's request has not been changed and that message came from the sender.
3. Encryption Eelements: Parts of SOAP messages can be encrypted to protect sensitive information, so that only receiver can read it.
WSS 1.1 enhances WSS 1.0 with some addtional mechanisms to convey token information (like sending thumprint of an X509, or a SHA1 of an Encrypted key already available with both the parties). WSS 1.1 also introduces the concept of SignatureConfirmation. In certain situations it is desirable that the initiator confirms that the message received was generated in response to a message it initiated in its unaltered form - so the recipient sends back the signature values received from initiator in SignatureConfirmation elements. This helps prevent certain forms of attacks.
WS-Trust provides a model for exchange, issuance, renewal etc of security tokens to be used in messages. A requester examines the SecurityPolicy statements associated with a webservice to find out the type and authority of tokens that the webservice requires in messages it accepts. If the requester does not already contain the tokens, it must obtain it from the Security Token Service (STS) that the webservice's SecurityPolicy mentions. An STS is a webservice that has a WSDL interface and accepts SOAP messages. An STS can issue, renew and validate security tokens through SOAP messages. This is a simple overview of what WS-Trust does - the model is pretty extensible where a response from STS can contain key information for requester and STS to derive keys, lifetime of the tokens etc. WS-Trust also defines a model for challenges. Upon receiving a message with a token, a service might send a challenge, forcing the requester to demonstrate its right to use the token. Trust also provides support for specifying key sizes and algorithms in request and response messages. For addtional details refer to the initial public draft release of WS-Trust specification here.
WS-SecureConversation introduces the concepts of session specific keys in SOAP Message Security - similar to what SSL/TLS has. This allows for improved security of keys as using the same public keys for large amounts data time and again reduces the security of the keys. SecureConversation introduces the concepts of Security Context and Security Context Token (SCT). SecureConversation can be used along with Trust which allows STS to generate and return SCTs. For complete review refer to the revised public draft release of WS-SecureConversation here.
For more information on Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT), please go to http://java.sun.com/webservices/interop.
For more information on the open source project on java.net, please go to the project page at wsit.dev.java.net. We encourage you to join the project, download, contribute and provide feedback.
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Four Seasons staff scrambles to find toilet paper worthy of touching wealthy behind.
For guests staying in the $35,000-a-night Ty Warner suite at the Four Seasons, "the hotel keeps files on all return guests detailing their habits and favorite food, drink and even toilet paper. After reviewing one incoming guest's file, staff discovered they needed to track down a particular 'tissue,' says [director of housekeeping Margie] Garay. It wasn't easy. Two employees went out separately searching to find the needed 'ultraplush' paper product, she says." To get you thinking. [WSJ]


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FORT WAYNE, Ind. - Bradley freshman Ariel Dechter won both her singles and doubles matches, but the Braves (1-2) suffered a 5-2 loss at IPFW (3-3) in women's tennis action Friday evening at Pine Ridge Racquet and Fitness Club.
Dechter teamed with Cassia Wojtalik for an 8-6 win at No. 3 doubles, but the victory came after the Mastodons already had claimed the doubles point with victories by their Nos. 1 and 2 teams.
IPFW nailed down the win by taking the next three points with wins at Nos. 5, 1 and 4 singles before freshman Ashley Thai put the Braves on the board with a 6-2, 6-3 triumph at No. 3 singles. Dechter picked up her 12th singles win of the year with a 6-1, 6-4 win victory at No. 2 singles.
The Braves will remain in Fort Wayne for another match Saturday morning against Toledo, then will return home for a pair of matches next weekend versus Eastern Illinois (Friday) and Northern Illinois (Feb. 22).


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Finding The Perfect Condom
Lambskin: This type of condom does not prevent against HIV and other STDs, but if you're in a monogamous, STD-free relationship and want to prevent pregnancy, this may be the way to go. Keep in mind that lambskin condoms are also quite pricey. Water and silicone-based lubes are welcome, but avoid oil.
Female condom: Made of polyurethane (see above), this condom is for her — and not you — to put on. The great thing is that she can insert it up to eight hours before you have sex. It's also believed to protect against herpes and HPV (Human Papilloma Virus — genital warts) because it covers the entire vulva as well as the vagina. And because it's made of polyurethane, users claim that it feels much more natural. The problem is that insertion may be a little tricky for some women and if inserted incorrectly, it may not serve its intended purpose.
how do I know it'll fit?There was a time when condoms were thick, smelled funky and hardly gave you an option. But nowadays there are hundreds of available varieties and condoms are fun, creative and there are fits, styles and additives for everyone.
Typically, unless otherwise indicated, condoms are meant to fit any average-sized penis (approximately four to seven inches). And while I can't provide a list of what every term from "Ultra-sensitive" to "Snugger Fit" means, you're going to have to try a variety of brands before you decide which one is right for your trooper and your lady du jour.
So when you go shopping for head covers , choose condoms that you think will provide what you're looking for. If you want high sensation, then buy a couple of "Ultra Thin & Sensitive" condoms. But if you're a big fan of the stand that is one night, perhaps ultimate pleasure should take a backseat to safety and you may want to hang on to some "Full Coverage" condoms.
If you're above average in the length department, then opt for brands such as Beyond Seven to ensure a good fit and maintain comfort and safety.
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