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Volume 16, Issue 10, October 2004
Suppression of vortex-shedding noise via derivative-free shape optimization16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1786551View Description Hide Description
In this Letter we describe the application of a derivative-free optimization technique, the surrogate management framework (SMF), for designing the shape of an airfoil trailing edge which minimizes the noise of vortex shedding. Constraints on lift and drag are enforced within SMF using a filter. Several optimal shapes have been identified for the case of laminar vortex shedding with reasonable computational cost using several shape parameters, and results show a significant reduction in acoustic power. Physical mechanisms for noise reduction are discussed.
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Transient growth and minimal defects: Two possible initial paths of transition to turbulence in plane shear flows16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1775194View Description Hide Description
Two possible initial paths of transition to turbulence in simple wall-bounded shear flows are examined by looking at the development in space of infinitesimal disturbances. The first is the—by-now-classical—transient growth scenario which may have an important role in the bypass transition of flows for which traditional eigenmode analysis predicts asymptotic stability. It is studied by means of a simplified parabolic model justified by the underlying physics of the problem; results for optimal disturbances and maximum transient growth are found in excellent agreement with computations based on the full Orr–Sommerfeld/Squire equations. The second path starts with the exponential amplification, in nominally subcritical conditions, of modal disturbances superposed to base flows mildly distorted compared to their idealized counterparts. Such mean flow distortions might arise from the presence of unwanted external forcing related, for example, to the experimental environment. A technique is described that is capable of providing the worst case distortion of fixed norm for any ideal base flow, i.e., that base flow modification capable of maximizing the amplification rate of a given instability mode. Both initial paths considered here provide feasible initial conditions for the transition process, and it is likely that in most practical situations algebraic and exponential growth mechanisms are concurrently at play in destabilizing plane shear flows.
Free stream turbulence induced disturbances in boundary layers with wall suction16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1775222View Description Hide Description
An experimental investigation of free stream turbulence (FST) induced disturbances in asymptotic suction boundary layers (ASBL) has been performed. In the present study four different suction rates are used and the highest is 0.40% of the free stream velocity, together with three different FST levels (, 2.0, and 2.3%). A turbulence generating grid of the active type is used and offers the possibility to vary the -level while the scales of the turbulence remain almost constant. It is known that FST induces elongated disturbances consisting of high and low velocity regions, usually denoted streaky structures, into the boundary layer. The experiments show that wall suction suppresses the disturbance growth and may significantly delay or inhibit the break-down to turbulence. Two-point correlation measurements in the spanwise direction show that the averaged streak spacing decreases with increasing FST-level, whereas the spanwise scale in the ASBL is more or less constant if scaled with the free stream velocity and viscosity. This is in contrast to what is observed in a Blasius boundary layer where streaks develop and adapt their spanwise scale close to the boundary layer thickness.
On the equilibrium states predicted by second moment models in rotating, stably stratified homogeneous shear flow16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1775806View Description Hide Description
The structural equilibrium behavior of the general linear second-moment closure model in a stably stratified, spanwise rotating homogeneous shear flow is considered with the aid of bifurcation analysis. A closed form equilibrium solution for the anisotropytensor, dispersion tensor, dimensionless scalar variance , and the ratio of mean to turbulent time scale is found. The variable of particular interest to bifurcation analysis, is shown as a function of the parameters characterizing the body forces: (the ratio of the rotation rate to the mean shear rate) for rotation and (the gradient Richardson number) for buoyancy; it determines the bifurcation surface in the space. It is shown, with the use of the closed form solution, that the Isotropization of Production model does not have a real and stable equilibrium solution when rotational and buoyant forces of certain magnitudes are simultaneously imposed on the flow. When this occurs, time integration of the turbulencemodel results in a diverging solution. A new set of scalar model coefficients that is consistent with experimental data, predicts turbulence decay past the critical gradient Richardson number , and ensures the existence of stable, real solutions for all combinations of rotation and buoyancy is proposed.
Effect of a temperature difference between the cylinders on the Taylor–Couette bifurcation in a gas16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1776511View Description Hide Description
A gas in a time-independent state between rotating coaxial circular cylinders with different temperatures is considered. The effect of the temperature difference on the Taylor–Couette bifurcation in the continuum limit is studied on the basis of the fluid-dynamic-type equations and their boundary conditions derived from the Boltzmann system. The behavior of the bifurcation point for a wide range of temperature differences is presented, and the mechanism of the shift of the bifurcation point owing to a small temperature difference is clarified analytically. The effect of the temperature difference on the bifurcation cannot be explained correctly by the guess by the analogy with the Bénard problem.
On the dynamics of self-sustained one-dimensional detonations: A numerical study in the shock-attached frame16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1776531View Description Hide Description
In this work we investigate the dynamics of self-sustained detonation waves that have an embedded information boundary such that the dynamics is influenced only by a finite region adjacent to the lead shock. We introduce the boundary of such a domain, which is shown to be the separatrix of the forward characteristic lines, as a generalization of the concept of a sonic locus to unsteady detonations. The concept plays a fundamental role both in steady detonations and in theories of much more frequently observed unsteady detonations. The definition has a precise mathematical form from which its relationship to known theories of detonation stability and nonlinear dynamics can be clearly identified. With a new numerical algorithm for integration of reactive Euler equations in a shock-attached frame, that we have also developed, we demonstrate the main properties of the unsteady sonic locus, such as its role as an information boundary. In addition, we introduce the so-called "nonreflecting" boundary condition at the far end of the computational domain in order to minimize the influence of the spurious reflected waves.
Hybrid continuum-atomistic simulation of singular corner flow16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1779531View Description Hide Description
A hybrid numerical method is used to study cavity flow driven by a moving wall. Continuum equations with no-slip boundary conditions predict singular stresses at the corners between moving and static walls. Molecular dynamics simulations are used to resolve these singular regions, and the flow field in the remainder of the cavity is obtained from the Navier-Stokes (NS) equations. This hybrid solution agrees well with fully atomistic simulations on small systems, and allows calculations to be accelerated by orders of magnitude in larger systems. Fully continuum and hybrid solutions for the stress and velocity also agree over most of the cavity. Both yield a shear stress that scales as the inverse of the distance from the corner over almost two orders of magnitude. However, in the hybrid solution, this divergence is cut off within a distance from the corners. In the limit of low wall velocities , is a few molecular diameters and corresponds to the length over which slip occurs. By comparing the hybrid solution to NS solutions, we show that the slip cannot be quantitatively described by the Navier slip condition. At higher , non-Newtonian behavior near the corner causes to rise linearly with .
Linear stability of radial displacements in porous media: Influence of velocity-induced dispersion and concentration-dependent diffusion16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1775431View Description Hide Description
A parametric study is conducted in order to investigate the influence of (a) velocity dependent dispersion, and (b) concentration-dependent diffusion on the stability of miscibleporous media displacements in the radial geometry. Numerical solutions for the base concentration profile demonstrate that velocity induced dispersion dominates for short times and large Péclet numbers. For large times, the growth rates approach those obtained when only molecular diffusion is taken into account. Concentration-dependent diffusion coefficients are seen to modify the mobility profiles of the base flow, and to shift the eigenfunctions into more or less viscous environments. This results in a destabilization for nearly all Péclet values and mobility ratios.
Experimental study of velocity filtered joint density function for large eddy simulation16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1776194View Description Hide Description
The velocity filtered joint density function (VFJDF) used in large eddy simulation and the structure of the subgrid-scale (SGS) velocity are studied experimentally. Measurements are made in the fully developed region of an axisymmetric turbulent jet (with jet Reynolds number) using an array consisting of three X-wire probes. Filtering in the cross-stream and streamwise directions is realized by using the array and by invoking Taylor's hypothesis, respectively. On the jet centerline the means of the VFJDF conditional on the SGS turbulent kinetic energy are found to be close to joint normal when the SGS energy is small compared to its mean but has a uniform portion when the SGS energy is large. The latter distribution has not been observed previously and suggests that the SGS velocity contains approximately linear structures and is under local rapid distortion. The results at off-centerline positions are also consistent with the existence of linear structures. Further analyses show that the SGS velocity field with large SGS energy is in nonequilibrium (SGS production exceeds dissipation) and that the degree of nonequilibrium largely determines the shape of the VFJDF. The conditional energy dissipation has moderate dependence on the SGS velocity as expected due to their scale separation. However, the off-diagonal component of the conditional dissipation tensor is non-negligible when the SGS energy is large, at least for the Reynolds number studied. The present study suggests that the different structures and the local rapid distortion observed are important for SGS modeling. The results also suggest that the eddy-viscosity-type models for the SGS stress generally cannot give qualitatively correct predictions for SGS turbulence under local rapid distortion.
The flow in a cylindrical container with a rotating end wall at small but finite Reynolds number16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1779567View Description Hide Description
Similarity solutions of the first kind are intermediate asymptotic solutions for the Stokes flow field and for the first-order inertial correction to the Stokes flow field in small aspect ratio geometries with both no-slip and free-slip boundary conditions opposite the rotating end wall. These results differ from the semi-infinite cylindrical container, where similarity solutions of the second kind are intermediate asymptotic representations of the Stokes and first-order flow fields. Lanczos factors are used to show that for Reynolds numbers less than 1, the boundary discontinuity has a limited influence on the flow field with a no-slip boundary condition opposite the rotating end wall but the boundary discontinuity is important in determining the flow field with a free-slip boundary condition opposite the rotating end wall.
Experimental and theoretical investigation of the nonmodal growth of steady streaks in a flat plate boundary layer16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1773493View Description Hide Description
An experimental and theoretical investigation aimed at describing the nonmodal growth of steady and spanwise periodic streamwise streaks in a flat plate boundary layer is presented. Stable laminar streaks are experimentally generated by means of a spanwise periodic array of small cylindrical roughness elements fixed on the plate. The streamwise evolution of the streaks is measured and it is proved that, except in a small region near the roughness elements, they obey the boundary layer scalings. The maximum achievable amplitude is mainly determined by the relative height of the roughness elements. Results are compared with numerical simulations of optimal and suboptimal boundary layer streaks. The theory is able to elucidate some of the discrepancies recently noticed between experimentally realizable nonmodal growth and optimal perturbation theory. The key factor is found to be the wall normal location and the extension of the laminar standing streamwise vortices inducing the streaks. The differences among previous experimental works can be explained by different dominating streak generation mechanisms which can be linked to the geometry and to the ratio between the roughness height and the boundary layer scale.
Stability analysis of the flow in a cubical cavity heated from below16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1778031View Description Hide Description
A numerical study of bifurcations and stability of the steady convective flow of air in a cubical enclosure heated from below was carried out using a Galerkin spectral method. The set of basis functions was chosen so that all boundary conditions and the continuity equation were implicitly satisfied. A parameter continuation method was applied to determine the steady solutions and bifurcations of the nonlinear governing equations as a function of Rayleigh number for values of up to . The eigenvalue problem associated with the stability analysis of the steady solutions along the different branches of solutions was solved using the Arnoldi method. The convergence of the method was consistent with the number of modes used and the results were also verified by a numerical solution of the unsteady equations of motion using a finite-difference solver. Present results show that different stable convective flow patterns can coexist for different ranges of the Rayleigh number.
Stability and transport properties of multiple-patch quasiequilibria16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1785111View Description Hide Description
A novel subclass of exact solutions to the Euler equations in two dimensions has been put forward recently [D. Crowdy, "A class of exact multipolar vortices," Phys. Fluids 11, 2556 (1999)]. The solutions show vortical equilibria which can be described by only two parameters. The first one designates the multipolar aspect of these equilibria, i.e., the number of point vortices involved, while the other parameter signatures the shape of the finite area of uniform vorticity in which the point vortices are embedded. The main aspect of these equilibria is that the vortical configuration is static, meaning that the velocity induced at the patch edge, outside the vortical area, and also at the locations of the point vortices is zero. We show with numerical experiments that quite remarkably the linearly stable equilibria of Crowdy seem to mix very efficiently in contrast to the unstable vortexsolutions. In the second part of this paper we report on the dynamics,stability, and mixing properties of similar vortex systems where the point vortices are regularized to vortex patches (with uniform vorticity). Several of these multiple-patch vortices turn out to be remarkably stable, although the regularization itself should be considered as a (symmetric) perturbation of Crowdy's multipolar solutions.
An eddy-viscosity subgrid-scale model for turbulent shear flow: Algebraic theory and applications16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1785131View Description Hide Description
An eddy-viscosity model is proposed and applied in large-eddy simulation of turbulent shear flows with quite satisfactory results. The model is essentially not more complicated than the Smagorinsky model, but is constructed in such a way that its dissipation is relatively small in transitional and near-wall regions. The model is expressed in first-order derivatives, does not involve explicit filtering, averaging, or clipping procedures, and is rotationally invariant for isotropic filter widths. Because of these highly desirable properties the model seems to be well suited for engineering applications. In order to provide a foundation of the model, an algebraic framework for general three-dimensional flows is introduced. Within this framework several types of flows are proven to have zero energy transfer to subgrid scales. The eddyviscosity is zero in the same cases; the theoretical subgrid dissipation and the eddyviscosity have the same algebraic structure. In addition, the model is based on a fundamental realizability inequality for the theoretical subgrid dissipation. Results are shown for a transitional and turbulent mixing layer at high Reynolds number and a turbulent channel flow. In both cases the present model is found to be more accurate than the Smagorinsky model and as good as the standard dynamic model. Unlike the Smagorinsky model, the present model is able to adequately handle not only turbulent but also transitional flow.
A simplified Fourier method for computing the internal wavefield generated by an oscillating source in a horizontally moving, depth-dependent background16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1785140View Description Hide Description
A method is developed to describe the linear internal wavefield generated by an oscillating source in horizontally moving, depth-dependent background. Ray theory is used to approximate the vertical eigenfunctions. A spatial solution is then obtained by inverse Fourier transform. This is a practical approach with a more convenient range of validity than the method of spatial ray tracing. The solutions for a stationary source and for a vertically oscillating source in a vertically sheared background current are given for illustration.
Stability of convection induced by selective absorption of radiation in a fluid overlying a porous layer16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1789551View Description Hide Description
A linear stability analysis for the onset of convection induced by selective absorption of radiation in a two-layer system is presented. The system comprises a layer of fluid which lies above a porous layer saturated with the same fluid. The model for selective absorption of radiation is based on a similar one introduced by Krishnamurti [Dyn. Atmos. Oceans,27, 367 (1997)] for a viscous fluid. Both the upper and lower surfaces are assumed to be fixed and it is found that the heating direction between both plates has a strong effect on the onset of convection. If the system is heated from below, the instability seems to have a bimodal nature in which convection may be dominated by fluid layer or by porous layer. While if heating from above, only one instability mode may exist in which convection is dominated by porous layer. Results for the stability characteristics with respect to the variations of depth ratio (the ratio of the depth of fluid layer to that of porous layer), strength of radiative heating, and Lewis number are also demonstrated in detail.
Upstream entrainment in numerical simulations of spatially evolving round jets16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1780548View Description Hide Description
Direct numerical simulation is used to study the effect of entrainment near the inflow nozzle on spatially evolving round jets. Inflow entrainment is obtained by providing a buffer region upstream of the inflow nozzle. Simulations are performed at Reynolds numbers of 300 (laminar) and 2400 (turbulent), respectively. Simulations without the inflow buffer are contrasted to those with the buffer region. The potential core is seen to close earlier in the presence of inflow entrainment. As a result, near-field turbulent intensities and pressure fluctuations on the jet centerline are noticeably affected. It is suggested that inflow entrainment results in an effective co-flow, whose effect on the volumetric flow rate near the inflow nozzle is appreciable for both laminar and turbulent jets. When plotted in similarity variables, the far-field solutions with and without inflow entrainment agree well with each other, and experiment. The results suggest the importance of allowing for inflow entrainment in simulations of turbulent jets, particularly for studies where near-field behavior is important.
Oscillatory convection in a two-dimensional porous box with asymmetric lateral boundary conditions16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1781160View Description Hide Description
The onset of convection in a two-dimensional porous cavity is investigated where the cavity is subject to asymmetric boundary conditions at the lateral walls: one vertical wall is thermally conducting and impermeable, while the other is thermally insulating and open. At the open boundary the saturating fluid flows freely in and out from a hydrostatic reservoir in contact with the porous medium. The top and bottom of the box are impermeable and perfectly conducting. It is shown that the mode for onset of convection is oscillatory in time. This corresponds to a disturbance traveling as a wave through the box from the impermeable wall to the open wall. The preferred eigensolution, its oscillation frequency, and critical Rayleigh number are calculated numerically for different aspect ratios of the porous box, and these values are confirmed by means of suitable asymptotic analyses.
Control of drop rebound with solid target motion16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1787842View Description Hide Description
Drops with a high surface tension and a low viscosity, such as water and molten metaldrops, exhibit a vigorous recoiling and a long-lasting oscillation upon impacting with nonwetting solid surfaces. Here we report a scheme of controlling drop rebound using target movement, without resorting to chemical modification of either dropliquid or solid surface. Our experimental study reveals that drop rebound is promoted when the target moves upward at the moment of impact. On the other hand, an effective suppression of drop rebound is achieved by moving the target downward upon drop impact. It is shown that these modifications in drop rebound behavior are not due to the drop impact speed change. Furthermore, a properly timed reversal of the target's moving direction is shown to control drop rebound more effectively than the monotonous target motions.
Ageostrophic, anticyclonic instability of a geostrophic, barotropic boundary current16(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1785132View Description Hide Description
After having previously demonstrated the occurrence of ageostrophic, anticyclonic instability (AAI) for several other steady flows, in this paper we further test the hypothesis that rotating, stably stratified, shear flows are generally subject to AAI at finite Rossby (Ro) and Froude (Fr) numbers by calculating the inviscid, incompressible normal modes of a geostrophic, barotropic boundary current that vanishes toward the interior of the domain. We focus on a background current profile with no inflection point and nonvanishing absolute vorticity to exclude other known instability types. The hypothesis is again confirmed. The instability occurs for finite Ro only in an anticyclonic background flow. Its modal growth rate steeply decreases (approximately inverse exponentially, ) as . The downstream phase velocity of the unstable mode lies within the speed range for the background current, so the eigenmode has a near-critical layer within the zone of strong background shear. Its unstable eigenmode has an aspect ratio of downstream and vertical wave numbers, , on the order of the ratio of the Coriolis and Brünt-Väisällä frequencies (as is typical for rotating, stratified flows). The maximum growth rate is independent of Fr for small Fr (the usual geophysical regime), and it decreases with large Fr, disappearing when there is no stratification. The eigenmode has a weakly decaying, oscillatory, interior far-field structure similar to an inertia-gravity wave. This supports the interpretation that the modal instability arises through the coalescence (i.e., resonance) of two stable normal-mode branches, one associated with the background shear flow and the other an inertia-gravity or Kelvin wave mode.


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Only one burger, The Goodman Burger, which comes with lettuce, pickle, tomato, and chips. As an extra you can add sautéed mushrooms, cheddar, bacon, fried egg or fried onions. Not surprisingly I ordered with extra mushrooms, cheese, and bacon. I also asked to have the truffle chips instead the regular ones.
Goodman Burger
One item in the specials caught my eye a Lobster Slider. I couldn't resist getting that amuse bouche.
The Cuts
Lobster Slider
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The damage, 16 quids for the burger a coke and all the extras.
The conclusion, Oh my god, this is a seriously good burger, is going to be very difficult to choose which one is better between Goodman and Hawksmoor, pretty close neck to neck. For me is a perfect 10 in my scale, it blew my mind.
Perfect reminds me the Seinfeld episode "The Airport" where George needs to pick Jerry at the airport because he lost a bet.
George: Hey, thanks for coming with me.
Kramer: Hey, what made you think you could touch that awning?
George: I confused it with another awning.
Kramer: So how we doing on time?
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George: What's going on? What are you doing? The Long Island Expressway? What are you getting on the Long Island Expressway for? Do you know what the traffic will be like? This is a suicide mission!
Kramer: Will you relax?!
George: Oh, I had it perfectly timed out: the Grand Central, the Van Wyck! You destroyed my whole timing!


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Fantastic voyage
By Dr Craig Barker
Many of the items in the collections of Sydney University Museums came to Australia in circuitous and unusual circumstances. Perhaps one of the oddest stories is that of the ancient Cypriot lagynos, which found its way here through the power of an overheard conversation, and the generosity of a New York social institution.
The lagynos was an ancient vase shape popular in the Hellenistic era. It has a low, squat body, a vertical neck with a rounded mouth, and a single strap handle. Effectively, the lagynos was a wine decanter, each one likely used for a specific banqueting feast associated with a particular festival. They were either produced as coarse ceramic containers or covered with a white or creme slip and decorated with highly painted designs, such as the fish pattern around the shoulder of our vase, pictured below.
Lagynoi were manufactured in numerous centres across the eastern Mediterranean (including Paphos in Cyprus), but are most closely associated with the Ptolemies dynasty ruling from the ancient city of Alexandria in Egypt. The vessels appear to have been associated with the lagnyophoria festival at Alexandria and the spread of the use of the vase may indicate the spread of the practice of the festival.
The Nicholson's lagynos was manufactured between the late third and first century BC, probably in Cyprus. Its precise provenance is not known, but it is likely to have been buried in a Hellenistic period grave on Cyprus. What is known about the vase is that it ended up in the hands of a New York antiquities dealer in the early 1950s. So far, nothing unusual. But this is where the Australian connection begins.
The vase was purchased because of a conversation overhead by a member of the Henry Street Settlement's Board of Directors in 1952. The settlement, founded in 1893 by progressive reformer Lilian Wald, is a not-for-profit social service agency in the lower east side of Manhattan, providing social services, arts programs and health care for around 50,000 New Yorkers annually. Among its many historic achievements were the building of the first children's playgrounds in New York City in 1902, and a music school in 1927. In 1933, Helen Hall (1892–1982), succeeded Wald as director. Hall rallied to create a mental health clinic and family day camps for the organisation and spearheaded programs for the impoverished elderly, all described in her 1971 autobiography, Unfinished Business in Neighbourhood and Nation.
During the Great Depression she wrote several articles on unemployment, served on President Franklin Roosevelt's Committee on Economic Security, and during both wars she served in the American Red Cross. During the Second World War, Helen Hall was stationed in Australia and the South Pacific. She developed service clubs and rest homes for US soldiers and relished the chance to touch the lives of "lonely and wounded men." In a letter sent to the then Nicholson Museum curator, Professor AD Trendall, dated 1 July 1952, she wrote of how fond she grew of Australia while serving here during the war. "I received such friendly cooperation at every turn."
In early 1952, an Australian visitor at a Henry Street musical party casually remarked "how much she knew officials of the [Nicholson] museum would covet a vase she had seen in an antique shop, but how impossible it would be for her to buy it."
The vase was the lagynos from Cyprus. By chance the comment was overheard by Henry Street Board member and businessman, Winslow Carlton(1907–94). Carlton went out and bought the vase the next morning. He gave it to Helen Hall in order that she might present it to the Nicholson Museum to commemorate her fondness for Australia and her memories of time spent in Sydney. Arrangements were made with the Australian government to transport the vase to Sydney. The Nicholson Archives has a photograph of Helen Hall presenting the vase to the Australian Consul-General, LieutenantGeneral EK Smart, in New York
The vase arrived in Sydney on 20 August 1952. Despite the official involvement of the diplomatic services, the transition wasn't an easy one. Lieutenant General Sir Iven Mackay (1882–1966), one-time University of Sydney lecturer in physics, and commander of the 6th Division of the Australian Army, was to have carried the vase back to Australia in his personal baggage except he was over his weight limit. The vase was air freighted to Australia on American Airlines, but as the charge of US$57.28 was too large for the Australian Department of External Affairs to cover, the University had to send a cheque to the Collector of Public Monies in Canberra.
At long last, the vase completed its roundabout journey from the island of Cyprus to the University of Sydney. It was presented to the Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen Roberts in a small ceremony on 3 October 1952 by Miss Aileen Fitzpatrick, Director of the Australian Council for International Social Service, on behalf of Miss Hall. Photographs of the occasion were sent to New York. Helen Hall wrote to Professor Trendall to describe how glad she was that the vase arrived in one piece. "It would have seemed so ironic to have had it break after two thousand years! I hardly drew a long breath while it was at Henry Street."
The vase was displayed in the Nicholson Museum with a note reading: "Presented on behalf of the Henry Street Settlement of
New York, in recognition of the cooperation and hospitality given by the people of Australia to the headworker of the Settlement while serving with the American Red Cross, 1942-1943."
After a period in storage, the lagynos is once again on display in the Cypriot exhibition Aphrodite's Island: Australian archaeologists in Cyprus. It is a fitting testament to a remarkable New York institution, generous patrons, and the power of an overheard conversation.
Dr Craig Barker wishes to thank Ina Kerhberg for assistance with this article.


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3D Basecamp Recap and a Lesson Reinforcedcomments (3) April 20th, 2014 in blogs
Last weekend my family and I drove out to Vail, CO for SketchUp 3D Basecamp 2014. I look forward to these trips each time because it gives me a chance to see some friends and to find out first hand what others are doing with SketchUp. This was probably the best one so far with more than one person could see in the time alotted. The location was also a bonus. A very nice hotel with skiing close at hand for those who do that. Kari and Ian got out on their boards one day.
I don't quite know where to begin with all I saw and I'm sure I missed about half of it. There were excellent presentations and hands-on workshops including a basic SketchUp class as well as a couple of intermediate level classes. There were workshops on creating Dynamic Components and a beginner's class on using LayOut. There were also some presentations on some amazing plugins, mostly aimed at the architectural folks in the crowd, and a staggering array of applications for SketchUp from 3D printing to CNC cutting to energy use analysis.
There was a great deal of discussion about makers and what they are doing. The keynote address was given by Nick Ierodiaconou of 00, a London based strategy and design practice, in which he talked about the Wikihouse Project and OpenDesk, an open source furniture design collaboration. While I wouldn't classify it as "fine woodworking", I think it offers some interesting take aways for many of us. I particulary like the idea of furniture made locally which I expect is what most of our readers are already doing.
The SketchUp folks announced the release of some cool tools including a Ruby debugger which is great for those who are writing plugins for SketchUp. The best one for the rest of us is a mobile SketchUp viewer app for the iPad.
On the 3D printing front, there were several companies showing their machines and what they can do. These machines are getting to be more and more affordable and the material options are appealing. I had a nice chat with a fellow from Alberta, Canada who is running a "FabLab" at a school in White Horse. He showed me some things he'd printed with a Nylon which are very flexible and tough. It got me to thinking of the possibilities for custom made latches, hinges and other light hardware. With affordable printers, you could make these parts as you need them and easily modify each one.
I made a presentation on features of SketchUp that I find very useful for woodworking. Most of the things I showed were things I've covered in more detail on Design. Click. Build. I ran out of time and didn't get to show everything I wanted to cover. It was very flattering to see a standing-room-only crowd and I received some very nice comments afterward. I wish I could have had the time to chat with everyone and to answer questions. If you were at the presentation and have questions, feel free to get in touch.
I expect we'll see a more detailed recap of 3D Basecamp on the SketchUpdate blog as soon as the SketchUp team has had a chance to catch their breath. Most of the sessions were covered on video and should be available on YouTube as soon as they can be edited.
And, on a somewhat unrelated topic, I've written a number of times about practicing good housekeeping when modeling. I recently had a request from a client for some updates to a set of assembly instructions I made aquite a few years ago using SketchUp and LayOut. Much to my dismay, I found I was somewhat sloppy in constructing my models for that project way back then. Of course I've learned a great deal in the intervening years but I wish I'd known these things then. I should have anticipated that I would be going back to these models again someday. So, take it from me, make your models clean and neat. Make them easy to edit and organize them properly. The little bit of time you spend doing that up front can save you more time later.
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Posted: 1:01 pm on May 15th
No kidding about the old models.Plenty from the early days, including quite a few on 3d Warehouse, I sure was proud of when I did them, but are bordering on embarrassing today.
Then again, it is absolutely amazing how much the acceptance of Sketchup has increased, particularly among architects and builders.
Keep up the good work!
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Old English than(ne), thon(ne), thænne, originally the same word as then.
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The chaos prevailed after both Nikita and Lakshmi Rai had claimed that they were very much part of Karthi's next movie a few months ago. But now director Suraj has confirmed that the former has been signed, as the latter could not allot the dates for the upcoming movie due to her busy schedule.
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Nocturne for Clarinet, Horn, and Piano, Op.75 (Voigt, Friedrich Wilhelm)
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Sometimes owning a Blackberry can make you feel like a second class smartphone citizen. While the rest of the world (okay, Android and Apple) whiz along with their new apps there is not a great deal happening in the Blackberry App store.
One bright spot is that the social apps for Blackberry in Facebook and Twitter have always been good and now they are getting better. Not just improvements on the mobile front there is a new version of TweetDeck too.
At the same time it is being reported that Twitter has acquired video-sharing start-up Vine.
According to AllThingsD the move looks like one of those deals dubbed "acqhire", where a company buys a start-up to acquire the team behind it. Although an update to its story says that Vine could continue as a going concern under Twitter:
"Vine is a three-man company, based in New York, which formed in June. It has yet to launch publicly. (Update: Maybe not a garden-variety acqhire, we're told. For instance, there's a possibility that Vine could still live as a standalone service.) Twitter declined to comment.
Vine's landing page describes it as "the best way to capture and share video on your iPhone", specializing in very short clips — a few seconds apiece.
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Posterous was closed down after its acquisition and the team behind it went to work at Twitter towers.
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Bakken Oil Weakens as BP Cuts Refinery Rates After Whiting Fire
Bakken oil's discount to West Texas Intermediate oil weakened after BP Plc slowed production at its Whiting refinery in Indiana following a fire in a coker late yesterday.
The fire broke out in one of the unit's three drums, said two people, who declined to be identified because they aren't authorized to speak for the company. The fire resulted in the reduction of crude runs at the plant, one of the people said.
Bakken oil's discount to WTI widened $1.75 to $3 a barrel at 2:06 p.m. in New York, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Western Canada Select's discount was unchanged at $14 below WTI.
Syncrude's premium was steady at $3 over WTI. Syncrude is a synthetic oil upgraded from tarlike bitumen in Alberta into refinery-ready crude.
Heavy Louisiana Sweet increased 80 cents to $16.25 a barrel over WTI. Light Louisiana Sweet's premium to the U.S. benchmark added 95 cents to $17.
Poseidon's premium weakened 30 cents to $9 a barrel. Southern Green Canyon rose 15 cents to $8.50 over WTI. Mars Blend lost 40 cents to $9.60 a barrel over the U.S. benchmark.
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Post subject: howw smart are you ,, honest how many did you get right ?
First Question:
You are participating in a race. You overtake the second person. What position are you in?
Answer: If you answered that you are first, then you are
absolutely wrong! If you overtake the second person and you take his place, you are second!
Try not to screw up next time.
Now answer the second question,
but don't take as much time as you took for the first question, OK ?
Second Question:
If you overtake the last person, then you are...?
Answer: If you answered that you are second to last, then you are wrong again. Tell me, how can you overtake the LAST Person?
You're not very good at this, are you?
Third Question:
Very tricky arithmetic! Note: This must be done in your head only
Do NOT use paper and pencil or a calculator. Try it.
Take 1000 and add 40 to it. Now add another 1000. Now add 30.
Add another 1000. Now add 20. Now add another 1000
Now add 10. What is the total?
Did you get 5000 ?
The correct answer is actually 4100.
If you don't believe it, check it with a calculator!
Today is definitely not your day, is it?
Maybe you'll get the last question right...
Fourth Question:
Mary's father has five daughters: 1. Nana, 2. Nene, 3. Nini, 4.Nono. What is the name of the fifth daughter?
Did you Answer Nunu?
NO! Of course it isn't.
Her name is Mary. Read the question again!
Okay, now the bonus round:
A mute person goes into a shop and wants to buy a toothbrush. By imitating the action of brushing his teeth he successfully expresses himself to the shopkeeper and the purchase is done.
Next, a blind man comes into the shop who wants to buy a pair of sunglasses; how does HE indicate what he wants?
He just has to open his mouth and ask...
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i got two wrong...theyre well funny lol
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I have a better (and cheaper) idea: Why don't we close our eyes and cover our ears and pretend than anyone who isn't a millionaire, doesn't exist!
Easy, huh? La la la la la, everyone lives in a gated community and has trust funds. Nobody is poor or middle class! Therefore we have no need for safety nets!
You can thank me by coming to my pool party made out of solid gold. Don't have one? Course you do.
Wow, that is some seriously sound economic theory. See, Republicans, The Secret will save us all!
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Harris Teeter gives shoppers an opportunity to meet Carolina Panther Muhsin Muhammad over lunch
Muhammad will sign autographs and sample his Signature Sub Sandwich, introducing fans to a must have meal for their sack lunch
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Even with his busy schedule, Carolina Panthers player Muhsin Muhammad found time to team up with Harris Teeter and design a Signature Sub Sandwich for Harris Teeter, guaranteed to fill even the largest appetite.
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"The 87 Special" will be available in the Fresh Foods Market Sandwich Shop in all Charlotte area Harris Teeter stores. Tuesday only, however, Muhammad will make an appearance at the Morrocroft Village Harris Teeter to personally introduce shoppers and fans to his Signature Sub Sandwich. He will also be signing autographs.
Harris Teeter's Fresh Foods Market offers made to order sandwiches daily for shoppers, and is proud to introduce its second Carolina Panthers Signature Sub Sandwich of the season from Muhsin Muhammad. Panther fans should also be on the lookout for additional Signature Sub Sandwiches from their favorite Panthers players. As always, Panther merchandise will be available for customers to purchase at the store.
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Taylor Swift has once again bounced back with a new man. Now, she's dating Harry Styles from One Direction. She's already looking at houses in his neighborhood. Has the girl not learned anything? She bought a house across the street from her last boyfriend, Conor Kennedy, and I think they broke up less than a month later. I'm all for love and happiness, but when you're young... IT'S OK TO TAKE THINGS SLOW!
Billy Ray Cyrus is planning to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his hit "Achy Breaky Heart" by releasing a revamped version. I wonder if he'll bring the extra long mullet back too?
Larry Hagman, best known for his role as J.R. Ewing on Dallas, passed away this weekend at the age of 81. I always thought Mr. Hagman was one cool, bad ass old dude. His costar Patrick Duffy said, "He was a fighter in the gentlest way, against his obstacles and for his friends. I wear his friendship with honor."
Halle Berry's baby daddy and fiance got into a huge brawl on Thanksgiving Day. Her ex Gabriel Aubry was arrested, and she's currently seeking a permanent restraining order against him. Both men went to the ER with injuries. Halle's had some serious bad luck with men. Maybe she can finally get her happy ending with Oliver Martinez.
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The complete UFC 170 fight card will air later this evening (Sat., Feb. 22, 2014) on two different networks -- FOX Sports 1 and pay-per-view (PPV) -- as well as online via "Fight Pass" digital network. Here's how to catch tonight's women-led mixed martial arts (MMA) event from any location.
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When Michelle Gourley in Kaiapoi tried to telephone her father, John Gourley in Opawa to see how he was after the Christchurch earthquake, she could not get through.
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'So You Think You Can Dance,' Down to the Top 16
So what are you thinking about this season of So You Think You Can Dance thus far? I'm putting money on Valerie and Ricky.
Tonight's judges are Nigel, Mary (who has a nice Farrah soft blond do going on tonight, much better ) and ABT soloist the fabulous Misty Copeland. Will Misty ever dance? Come on!
Last week, Stanley and Jourdan were sent home. Tonight, the bottom six are Bridget, Marcquet, Brooklyn, Serge, Tanisha and Zack.
Time for "get to know your dancer" with little snippets of their first performances. It's very cute.
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Let's get to the actual dancing. Valerie is dancing a Bollywood number with Ricky. It's exhausting just to watch the rehearsals. Valerie is trying to be hot and sexy and is laughing at herself. It's very different because it's a lot of isolated movements with flexed feet and non-step energy. Mary says it's full of life and needed so much stamina.
She says Valerie was terrific and Ricky was wicked strong. Nigel says it reminds him of disco because there's no place to breathe. Misty they made it fun and intricate. She said she would have liked Valerie to be more sharp but she was beautiful, and Ricky had the whole package.
I can barely Zumba, let alone do this Bollywood step they are trying to teach the audience. But I may practice it tonight in the dark.
Bridget and Emilio are up next. They are dancing a contemporary routine about moving beyond a troubled past and embracing change to "The Leaving Song" by Chris Garneau. It's very intense, with some amazing leaps and ponche extension. Nigel says it's very powerful and loved how Emilio pointed his toes. Misty says the choreography highlighted the dancers and Bridget was in her element. Mary says it was special and exceeded expectations.
Tanisha and Rudy offer up a hip-hop routine on a comic book fight to "Good Kisser" by Usher. Misty said she couldn't help but look at Tanisha because it was subtle sexiness full of awesome and Rudy was a perfect partner. Mary said Tanisha was full of power and Rudy was loose and free. Nigel said Rudy was contained but he was focused on Tanisha.
Marcquet is a smooth businessman doing the Foxtrot with Jessica who is all over him to "I Put a Spell on You" by Nina Simone. (they love their Nina Simone on SYTYCD, not that there's anything wrong with that. Mary says it was OK but Marcquet didn't have a good frame and had leg problems and Jessica did well because it wasn't her style. Nigel wasn't thrilled with Dimitri the choreographer and it didn't have a flow of movement. Wow!! Nigel says Jessica hasn't danced as well yet as she did in the top 20.
Carly and Serge are dancing to Mandy Moore's contemporary routine about desire and power. They are dancing to "Foolish Games" by Jewel, which brings me right back to college. They aren't even looking at each other, they are just sort of flinging each other around the stage. Except for this one move where Carly falls back so slowly that looks impossible. Nigel loved Mandy's opening number and he liked this too, particularly the last move and Serge is a good partner for Carly. Misty also loved the last move and that Serge was fluid. Mary loves her some Serge and says he's the most improved.
Teddy and Emily are testing their salsa ballroom routine, but there are a lot of lifts and tricks and twists. Teddy is nervous about the lifts and throws to "Bruk It Down" by Mr. Vegas. Emily slipped a little bit. Misty says Emily was in the moment but seemed unstable with her footwork and Teddy was solid in his footwork. Mary says they did a tremendous job for being outside of their style and it was a really tough routine. Nigel tells us Emily dislocated her shoulder this morning (ow!) and no wonder she was nervous and they did a fabulous job.
Jacque and Zack come up next doing a jazz routine about a French couple who had a fling in the past. Pretty isn't going to cut it, dancing to "Back to Black" by Beyonce. Mary says it was very slinky and Sonya's choreography has amazing transitions. Nigel wasn't thrilled with Sonya! and didn't feel emotionally connected. Misty says it's about the small details and dissed the audience for not noticing them. All right, Misty, we're not all stupid. Nigel says Misty is tougher on the girls.
Casey and Brooklyn bring on a hip-hop routine about pushing each other. They are dancing to "Hustle Hard" by Ace Hood. It's pretty boring. There's no fierce attitude. And they're wearing running tights and a … life preserver?, which is not hip hop. Nigel says it's tough because they haven't done hip-hop. He also mocks their outfits and they need to get down more. Misty says it's the most confidence she's seen Brooklyn and she committed to it. Mary said she really liked the second half.
There's some time to fill, so we have two group numbers. We could have had Misty dance a little bit from Swan Lake, which she's apparently performing shortly. Come on!
And now we have a song from Lucy Hale. The dancers are not dancing to this song. It wasn't featured in the show. I have no explanation.
This week's Nigel says they try and stick with America's vote as much as possible. This week all six of them really stood out, said Nigel. But they chose Marcquet and Brooklyn, America's lowest votes. So Marcquet and Brooklyn are out.
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Creator: Chavis, John, 1763-1838.
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Definition of cembalo in English:
noun (plural cembalos)
Another term for harpsichord.
Example sentences
- The instrumental ensemble he has assembled - the scores that have come down to us do not indicate instrumentation - consists of three violins, two violas, two cellos, two cembalos, two lutes, harp, two flutes, dulzian, and two cornets.
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- At present, he is the solo cembalist of Telemann Institute Japan and director of Collegium Musicum Telemann.
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Illinois State Police to Provide Close Supervision of Roads During New Years
My Suburban Life reported this week on a few issues that may affect all drivers on Illinois roads this New Years' holiday. The Illinois State Police plan on providing a strong showing of troopers on the roads during the holiday to ensure that all drivers are secure and abiding by safe driving practices.
The Department is deploying Alcohol Concentration Enforcement details for the holiday weekend, which is intended to provide even more disincentive for drinking and driving. There will also be several roadside safety checks, and new details concentrating on distracted driving. Those distracted driving forces will be watching for cell phone calls and texting while driving. On top of all of that, even more troopers will be focused on seat belt compliance, traveling too closely, and improper lane usage.
In addition, the Illinois Secretary of State issued a statement urging all drivers to be extra safe this holiday weekend. Jesse White explains, "Please don't drink and drive and remember to buckle your safety belt—it's your best defense against a drunk driver. If your celebrations for 2011 include drinking, designate a sober driver or use public transportation."
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- The narrator isn't happy about Robert coming to visit.
- He makes blind jokes to his wife while she's cooking.
- She gets mad and tells him that if he loves her, he'll be nice to Robert.
- The narrator has a drink and listens to his wife talk about Robert.
- Then he waits for his wife to come back from the train station with Robert.
- He gets drinks for everyone, and listens while his wife and Robert talk.
- They all have dinner, and more drinks, then back to the living room.
- When his wife goes upstairs to change, he rolls marijuana cigarettes and begins smoking them with Robert.
- After his wife falls asleep on the couch, he and Robert listen to/watch TV.
- The narrator tries to describe a cathedral to Robert using words, but fails.
- Robert suggests they draw one together and they do.
- Halfway through the drawing Robert tells the narrator to close his eyes.
- He completes the drawing with his eyes closed.
- When Robert tells him to open his eyes, he doesn't.