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Liu, X., Wang, H., Tu, B., Wang, W., Fu, Z. (2014), Highly Transparent Mg0.27Al2.58O3.73N0.27 Ceramic Prepared by Pressureless Sintering. Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 97: 63–66. doi: 10.1111/jace.12711
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Spatial distribution of galactic halos and their merger historiesS. Gottlöber1, M. Kerscher2, A. V. Kravtsov3, 4, A. Faltenbacher1, A. Klypin5 and V. Müller1
1 Astrophysikalisches Institut Potsdam, An der Sternwarte 16, 14482 Potsdam, Germany
2 Sektion Physik, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Theresienstraße 37, 80333 München, Germany
3 Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics, The University of Chicago, 5640 S. Ellis Ave. Chicago, IL 60637, USA
4 Center for Cosmological Physics, Enrico Fermi Institute, The University of Chicago, IL 60637, USA
5 Astronomy Department, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM 88003-0001, USA
(Received 22 February 2002 / Accepted 5 March 2002)
We use a novel statistical tool, the mark correlation functions (MCFs), to study clustering of galaxy-size halos as a function of their properties and environment in a high-resolution numerical simulation of the CDM cosmology. We applied MCFs using several types of continuous and discrete marks: maximum circular velocity of halos, merger mark indicating whether halos experienced or not a major merger in their evolution history (the marks for halo with mergers are further split according to the epoch of the last major merger), and a stripping mark indicating whether the halo underwent a tidal stripping (i.e., mass loss). We find that halos which experienced a relatively early ( z>1) major merger or mass loss (due to tidal stripping) in their evolution histories are over-abundant in halo pairs with separations 3 h-1 Mpc. This result can be interpreted as spatial segregation of halos with different merger histories, qualitatively similar to the morphological segregation in the observed galaxy distribution. In addition, we find that at z=0 the mean circular velocity of halos in pairs of halos with separations 10 h-1 Mpc is larger than the mean circular velocity of the parent halo sample. This mean circular velocity enhancement increases steadily during the evolution of halos from z=3 to z=0, and indicates that the luminosity dependence of galaxy clustering may be due to the mass segregation of galactic dark matter halos. The analysis presented in this paper demonstrate that MCFs provide powerful, yet algorithmically simple, quantitative measures of segregation in the spatial distribution of objects with respect to their various properties (marks). This should make MCFs very useful for analysis of spatial clustering and segregation in current and future large redshift surveys.
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Trolls rally, beat USF in OT
There is light at the end of the tunnel for Trinity Christian College, and it isn't an oncoming power forward.
The Trolls scored their most significant victory of the season on Saturday, an 85-83 overtime road triumph over fellow Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference member University of St. Francis. To do so, they had to overcome a 16-point deficit, and by doing that Trinity (5-15) gained its first conference triumph after suffering eight straight losses.
Such a record is hardly earthshaking, but it does provide something of a foundation for a team that had been getting beaten all around the league. And the way it was accomplished — with a 46-30 halftime margin gradually erased — made at least a small statement: Trinity Christian is not a doormat for the rest of the CCAC.
Jake Van Den Berg and Jared Jones provided the Trolls' heroics. Van Den Berg's rebound of Joe Hehir's miss supplied the winning points with a second left in the extra session.
But before that could happen, Trinity — which never led until Ezekiel Odonkor's jumper at the start of overtime — had to force the additional period.
Van Den Berg's driving layup with 40 seconds left in regulation cut the gap to three points. Forced to foul to stop the clock, the Trolls were fortunate the Fighting Saints missed their free throws. Then Jones, fouled at the buzzer on a missed 3-point attempt, made all three charity tosses to knot the score.
Jones' 23 points led Trinity, with Hehir's 21 — which included an 8-of-8 free-throw effort — offering the Trolls a second viable weapon. Odonkor was a force inside with 12 points and nine rebounds, and Van Den Berg's eight points and eight rebounds were also critical.
Trinity's 21-of-28 performance at the line far exceeded USF's 10-of-24 effort.


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Rep Price's message was simple, as all good messages should be: this is the Democrats' bill, and they can pass it any time that they want to. The truth is, of course, that many of the Democrats don't actually want to - and never mind what Rahm Emanuel is sort-of-kind-of-not-really claiming about how it should clear the House next week. I will not pretend that their motives are pure, of course: most of them merely wish to keep their jobs and sinecures and junkets secure. Plus, of course, they're raking in the money now from affected industries... which is of course their privilege, but I do have to wonder whether they'll be taking money from the DCCC, too.
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Revisit Hawaii's heyday, when Hollywood, hula and the aloha spirit put it on the map. Follow the island paradise's popularity over the years, from iconic movies to its landmark hotels.
Hawaiian HoneymoonHawaii has always been a popular honeymoon destination. After it became the 50th state in 1959, this exotic island paradise became the place for many Americans to honeymoon without having to leave the country. 960 1280
Air Travel to HawaiiAir travel in the mid-1930s made it possible for tourists to come to Hawaii faster, without having to take a long ship journey as in times past. Suddenly, a week's vacation in this island paradise became more feasible for many Americans. 960 1280
Waikiki BeachOne of the best places in the world for beginner surfers is Waikiki Hawaii. Long rolling waves, no sharp reefs or rocks in the area, and little wind make it a perfect spot to learn to surf. In the 1950s, surfing in Waikiki became one of the most popular tourist activities. 960 1280
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First Lady of WaikikiWith a prime oceanfront location on Waikiki Beach, The Moana Hotel, as it was known when it was built in 1901, is often referred to as the "First Lady of Waikiki." With a $50 million renovation in 1989, the historic Moana Surfrider Resort and Spa, as it is known today, was restored with modern luxury in mind and continues to be one of the finest hotels in Honolulu. 960 1280
Surf Like GidgetIn the 1960s, surfing films like Gidget (and the TV series of the same name) and Endless Summer inspired young Americans to not only learn to surf but to search for the perfect wave all over the world, including beautiful locations throughout Hawaii. 960 1280
Brady Bunch in HawaiiProving that Hawaii is the ultimate American family vacation, The Brady Bunch filmed the "Hawaii Bound" episode in Honolulu in 1972, with the icon of Hawaiian entertainment, Don Ho, as guest star. 960 1280
KauaiWhile no one knows exactly where Gilligan's Island is (including Gilligan and the rest of the castaways), the pilot and first episode of this classic American sitcom were actually filmed on the Hawaiian island of Kauai in 1963. 960 1280
Diamond Head CraterA young American couple honeymoon in Honolulu in the 1950s. In the background is the extinct volcanic crater Diamond Head, which became a National Natural Landmark in 1968. 960 1280
King KamehamehaA 1932 Ford Custom Roadster is parked in front of the King Kamehameha statue at downtown Honolulu's Aliʻiōlani Hale. The building, originally planned for use as a Royal Palace by Hawaii's King Kamehameha V, today houses the Supreme Court of Hawaii, the court administration offices, a law library and the Judiciary History Center. 960 1280
Pineapple IslandIn the late 1800s, sugar and later, pineapple plantations powered Hawaii's economy. James Dole turned Lanai into the world's leading exporter of pineapple, earning it the nickname "Pineapple Island." 960 1280
Hawaiian Entertainer Don HoLegendary crooner Don Ho entertained tourists for decades and was one of Hawaii's best known musicians. He is best known for his show at the Waikiki Beachcomber, where he would perform his trademark "Tiny Bubbles." He died on April 14, 2007 at the age of 76. 960 1280
The Royal Hawaiian HotelLocated on the famous Waikiki Beach, The Royal Hawaiian Hotel led the travel renaissance in Hawaii. Built in 1927, this iconic hotel remains one of the most luxurious hotels in Waikiki, after a long history of being the playground for Hawaiian chiefs and later, Hollywood's elite. 960 1280
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Kentucky, Kentucky DerbyEvery first Saturday in May, Louisville, Kentucky, is home to the "Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports." The Kentucky Derby marks the annual stakes race for 3 year-old thoroughbreds, which race around a 1 1/4-mile track. The tradition began in May 1875, when the first Derby was held before a crowd of 10,000 people. 960 1280
Tennessee, Ryman AuditoriumThe Grand Ole Opry was born here. First opened as a church, Ryman Auditorium was later used to broadcast the famed country music stage concert series from 1943 to 1974. In subsequent years, Ryman fell into disrepair, until performances by country singer Emmylou Harris here sparked renewed interest in the space. Today, the 2,362-seat live performance venue hosts a variety of music performances. 960 1280
Ohio, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and MuseumThe quiet shores of Ohio's Lake Erie are home to rock 'n' roll's biggest celebration: the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Located in Cleveland, the museum preserves the work of rock's most influential artists and producers through exhibits that span five floors -- the museum's third floor showcases the Hall of Fame and includes a wall with all the inductees' signatures. 960 1280
Indiana, Indianapolis Motor SpeedwayIn 1905, Indianapolis businessman Carl Fisher envisioned building a speedway to test cars before they went to market. Four years later, ground was broken -- and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was born. Since that time, the speedway has been the site of 248 automobile races -- and sees crowds of more than 400, 000 people in what is the world's highest-capacity stadium facility. 960 1280
Mississippi, Blues TrailThere's just something about Mississippi -- more blues singers have come from state than all the other Southern states combined. The Mississippi Blues Trail, which extends from the border of Louisiana into southern Mississippi (and beyond, into Memphis, Tennessee, and Chicago) honors many blues legends, such as B.B. King. Follow the trail to Tupelo, Mississippi -- the birthplace of Elvis Presley. 960 1280
Illinois, Willis TowerWhen the 108-story Willis Tower was completed in 1973 it became the world's tallest building -- a distinction it held for 25 years. Today, the skyscraper still stands as the tallest building in America. More than 1 million people visit its observation deck each year, taking in views of the Chicago skyline. 960 1280
Alabama, The Selma BridgeVisitors walk across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. Built in 1940 -- and named after a former Confederate brigadier general -- the arch bridge later became the site of Bloody Sunday, the day in March 1965 when 600 civil rights marchers were attacked by police with billy clubs and tear gas. 960 1280
Maine, Portland Head LightIn 1787, George Washington ordered the construction of this lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. Two people had died that same year in a shipwreck, a tragedy heightened by the lack of lighthouses on Maine's rocky coast. Today, the lighthouse remains a towering beacon, standing 80 feet above ground. 960 1280
Missouri, Gateway ArchThe Gateway Arch celebrates America's westward expansion. At 630 feet (taller than the Washington Monument), it is the tallest man-made monument in the United States. The monument opened to the public in 1967. An accompanying underground visitor center opened in 1976. 960 1280
Arkansas, Buffalo National RiverFlowing nonstop for 135 miles, Arkansas's Buffalo National River is one of the last undammed rivers in the lower 48 states. It was named the first National River, under the oversight of the National Park Service, in 1972. The river is popular for fishing, canoeing and camping; it's also a great place to take a summertime plunge. 960 1280
Michigan, The Henry Ford MuseumDiscover America's entrepreneurial spirit at The Henry Ford, a large indoor-outdoor history museum complex in metro Detroit. Opened in 1929 -- on the 50th anniversary of the lightbulb's invention -- the museum's exhibits span historic artifacts (such as Thomas Edison's laboratory) to classic Americana like these famous double arches. 960 1280
Florida, Kennedy Space CenterMidway between Miami and Jacksonville, Florida, dreams of outer space take flight. The Kennedy Space Center has been the launch site of every U.S. human space flight since 1968. At the KSC Visitors Complex discover the thrill of takeoff with a Shuttle Launch Experience, a motion control ride that simulates a shuttle launch. 960 1280
Texas, The AlamoThe Alamo is the most enduring symbol of Texas independence. In 1836, Mexican forces waged a 13-day battle on the grounds of a former church. In the end, Mexican forces killed 190 men, including frontiersman Davy Crockett. Soon the battle cry "Remember the Alamo" led Texas forces to victory at the battle of San Jacinto -- a move that secured Texas's independence. 960 1280
Iowa, High Trestle Trail BridgeTake in the awe-inspiring view of the Des Moines River Valley from the High Trestle Trail Bridge. The bridge is located in central Iowa near the town of Madrid, and is the centerpiece of a 25-mile trail that runs from the cities of Ankeny to Woodward. At 2,300 feet long and 13 stories tall, it is the fifth largest trail bridge in the world. 960 1280
California, Golden Gate BridgeThe Golden Gate Bridge has been called the most "beautiful bridge in the country, if not the world." So just why isn't the bridge golden? The term "Golden Gate" actually refers to the Golden Gate Strait, which is the entry point to the San Francisco Bay from the Pacific Ocean. As for the bridge's color -- it's International Orange, a color that's often used in the aerospace industry to distinguish objects from their surroundings… in the bridge's case, visibility on foggy days. 960 1280
Minnesota, Headwaters of the Mississippi River at Lake ItacsaAt Lake Itasca in Minnesota, the Mississippi River begins its flow toward Louisiana. The Mississippi's headwaters are surrounded by the picturesque woods of the Itasca State Park. 960 1280
Kansas, Dodge City"Get out of Dodge" -- that popular phrase owes its origins to the wild frontier town of Dodge City, Kansas. The town's roots stretch back to 1871, when a rancher built a sod house in the area to oversee his cattle operations. Soon the town grew – and so did the violence. Wyatt Earp, one of the toughest and deadliest gunmen of his day, became marshal of the town in 1876 -- with gun-slinging exploits that earned the town national attention. 960 1280
West Virginia's 150thThe Mountain State marks its 150th anniversary in 2013. In June 1863, at the height of the Civil War, an expanse of land in the Appalachian Mountain range broke away from the state of Virginia, becoming the only state to form by seceding from the Confederacy. Among West Virginia's must-see sites is the New River Gorge, a 3,030-foot-long steel arch bridge near Fayetteville, West Virginia. 960 1280
Nebraska, Chimney Rock"Pack your wagon" and discover one of the wonders of the West. At 4,226 above sea level, Chimney Rock in western Nebraska is visible for miles -- which is why it was the perfect landmark for pioneering travelers on the Oregon Trail. In fact, it was the landmark mentioned most frequently in journal entries by travelers of the day. 960 1280
Colorado, Colorado National MonumentMillions of years of erosion went into making the vibrant, orange, slick walls and canyons of Colorado National Monument. Spanning 20,500 acres, the monument is composed of deep canyons that cut into sandstone and granite in the desert on the Colorado Plateau. Red-tailed hawks, golden eagles and coyotes live among the juniper forests on the plateau. 960 1280
North Dakota, Painted CanyonIn September 1883 future U.S. president Theodore Roosevelt visited the North Dakota Badlands to hunt bison. He soon fell in love with the "perfect freedom" of the West. Discover this world of flat desert mixed with petrified wood and rock formations at the Theodore Roosevelt National Park -- its Painted Canyon Overlook offers visitors unparalleled vistas in a myriad colors. 960 1280
South Dakota, Mount RushmoreIn 1923 South Dakota historian Doane Robinson envisioned carving the likenesses of U.S. presidents into South Dakota's Black Hills region. It took 14 years and 400 workers to complete Mount Rushmore, with the likenesses of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln intricately carved into the granite. Today, Mount Rushmore is South Dakota's top tourist draw. 960 1280
Montana, Wild Goose Island in St. Mary Lake, Glacier National ParkSt. Mary Lake in Glacier National Park features a small island in its center called Wild Goose Island. Folklore surrounds its name -- the story goes that two young lovers met on the island where they were turned into geese… and so given the chance to stay together forever and flee their disapproving tribes. 960 1280
Wyoming, Old FaithfulTwo-thirds of the world's geysers are located at Yellowstone National Park -- among the park's 300 geysers, Old Faithful is its most famous. In 1870, Old Faithful became the first geyser in Yellowstone to be named, earning its name due to its predictable eruptions every 91 minutes. 960 1280
Oklahoma, Oklahoma City National MemorialThe Oklahoma City National Memorial honors all who were affected by the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995. The memorial includes a reflecting pool, field of empty chairs, survivors' wall and survivor tree. The eastern gate, seen here, represents the last minute of peace before the bombing. 960 1280
Hawaii, USS Arizona MemorialSituated on Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, the USS Arizona Memorial straddles the sunken hull of the battleship, marking the final resting place of 1,102 soldiers who were killed on that fateful attack that led to the United States' involvement in World War II. 960 1280
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial'Out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope.' These words -- from MLK's 'I Have a Dream' speech -- inform the design of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial. Unveiled in October 2011, the memorial is the first of its kind on the National Mall in Washington, DC , to honor an African-American leader. 960 1280
9/11 MemorialThe single largest loss of civilian life on US soil is commemorated at the 9/11 Memorial in NYC. Located on the grounds where the Twin Towers once stood, bronze parapets are inscribed with the names of 2,983 individuals -- including John Robert Cruz, a 32-year-old employee of Cantor Fitzgerald who became engaged 2 weeks before the attacks. 960 1280
Trail of Tears National Historic TrailThe Indian Removal Act of 1830 cast a long shadow on America. By 1837, 46,000 Native Americans had been removed from their homes in the southeastern US. Thousands died along the way from exposure to harsh winters, disease and starvation. Today, the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail runs through 9 states, including Village Creek State Park in Arkansas. 960 1280
USS ArizonaFDR declared Dec. 7, 1941, 'a date which will live in infamy.' The surprise military attack against the US naval base at Pearl Harbor, HI, shocked the nation. Today, the USS Arizona Memorial marks the resting place of 1,102 of the 1,177 sailors killed on the battleship that morning. 960 1280
Lincoln MemorialInside a marble temple, Abraham Lincoln sits -- his gaze cast straight ahead upon the US Capitol, a symbol of the Union he helped defend and preserve during this country's bloodiest conflict. Today, the words of the 16th president's greatest speech, the Gettysburg Address, live on, inscribed inside this stirring memorial. 960 1280
Mount RushmoreCarved into the granite face of Mount Rushmore near Keystone, SD, this national memorial commemorates America's 4 greatest presidents. The idea came from a South Dakota historian who wanted to create a memorial that would attract people from all over the country. Today, nearly 3 million people visit each year. 960 1280
Arlington National CemeteryAmerica's most hallowed ground is the final resting place for more than 300,000 active-duty members of the US armed forces. In addition to these rows of white marble headstones, the 624-acre grounds are home to many stirring memorials, most notably the Tomb of the Unknowns, as well as the graves of 2 US presidents. 960 1280
Korean War Veterans MemorialOver 38 months, more than 54,000 American soldiers lost their lives defending South Korea. The Korean War Memorial honors those who served in this 'Forgotten War.' These 19 figures represent a squad on patrol, from each branch of the armed forces. 960 1280
Statue of Liberty National MonumentHer torch held high, this Roman goddess of freedom was one of the first things that many immigrants who entered through New York's Ellis Island saw. 'I saw the Statue of Liberty,' recalled one Greek immigrant, 'And I said, 'Give me a chance to prove that I am worth it, to be someone in America.' 960 1280
George Washington BirthplaceGeorge Washington was born here, in Westmoreland County, VA, in 1732. The 662-acre property includes a family graveyard for 5 generations of the Washington family, including George Washington's father, grandfather and paternal great-grandfather, who emigrated from England in 1657. 960 1280
Gettysburg National Military ParkNearly 8,000 soldiers died during the 3-day Battle of Gettysburg. Today, hundreds of markers dot the battlefield -- including the State of Pennsylvania Monument. The largest monument on the grounds, it commemorates the 34,530 Pennsylvania soldiers who served in battle -- the single largest group of Union forces to do so. 960 1280
Manzanar National Historic SiteDuring World War II, more than 110,000 Japanese residents of the US -- two-thirds of them US citizens -- were forced into remote, military-style camps. Manzanar National Historic Site is one of 10 internment camp locations that have been preserved. More than 135 internees died at Manzanar. In 1943, internees erected this cement memorial -- its words loosely translate as, 'This is the place of consolation for the spirit of all mankind.' 960 1280
Little Bighorn Battlefield National MonumentFor decades, this battlefield in Montana was named after Gen. George Custer -- and told just one side of the story of the battle between US and the Native American forces here. Then, legislation signed in 1991 renamed the park Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument. The law also said that a Native American memorial should be built on the grounds -- this sculpture by an Oglala Sioux artist is one of the results. 960 1280
Fort McHenryThis year marks the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812. Remember it with a visit to this star-shaped fort that successfully defended Baltimore Harbor from the British. During the bombardment of the fort, an American lawyer named Francis Scott Key was inspired to write what would become the national anthem. 960 1280
Vietnam Veterans MemorialMore than 58,000 names are inscribed on this black granite wall. Each name is listed in the order in which they were reported to have died or gone missing in action. For surviving vets, the wall is the closest thing to an address that many have to pay their respects. Mementoes such as baseball mitts, notes and old photos are often left at the wall. 960 1280
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Sano, who said Friday that he was "definitely feeling more confident," crushed a pair of homers and drove in five runs to lead Class A Beloit past Kane County, 9-7, on Monday afternoon.
The Twins' No. 1 prospect grounded out and walked twice in his first three at-bats before smashing a go-ahead three-run homer to right field in the seventh inning. He homered again in his next at-bat, a two-run shot again to right in the eighth.
The big afternoon came three days after Sano snapped an 0-for-6 Opening Day debut with a grand slam to beat Peoria.
"I've always been aware that I'm a strong guy," Sano said Friday, "but the home runs haven't always been there. My coaches made me focus on hitting the ball up the middle and to the opposite field, and they said the home runs will follow."
Sano, with three homers and nine RBIs in four games, ranked second in the Minors as of Monday afternoon behind High Desert's Brad Miller with 11 RBIs.
Signed by the Twins in 2009 out of the Dominican Republic, Sano finished second in the Appalachian League in home runs (20) and runs scored (58) and third in RBIs (59) and slugging percentage (.637) last year, his second season in the Minors. He entered this year ranked No. 23 overall by MLB.com.
The 18-year-old, batting .231 in his first four games, said last week that his goal for 2012 is to reach 100 RBIs.
"I'm still adjusting to the league and I was a little worried the cold weather," he said Friday. "I'm definitely feeling more confident."
Bart Carter picked up his first win for Beloit despite allowing two runs in one inning after starter Jason Wheeler held the Cougars to one run on five hits over four frames.
Andrew Stueve took the loss and was charged with five runs on six hits and a walk in the seventh -- he allowed Sano's first homer, while Eric Cantrell served up the second.
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This summer I'm booked to fly AF from IAH-CDG-LIS. I've been to CDG before, but the last time I had a schengen connection was over 5 years ago. I've searched this forum, but most of the connecting info threads are pretty old.
My question is, when I leave the inbound aircraft in 2E, I know I will clear immigration at CDG, and then need to re-clear security, probably at 2D, where the LIS flights depart from. Will I also have to claim my checked luggage and go through French customs, or will the bag just connect through to LIS?
The way I figure things, 75 minutes is do-able if the flight is on time, and not parked at a remote hardstand. Most of the time I have cleared immigration at CDG in less than 15 minutes, and the mid-morning security lines seemed to only take about 10-15 minutes. Walking from 2E to 2D should take no more than 15 minutes, so I'd arrive at the departure gate with about 20 minutes to spare. The next flight to LIS isn't for another 3 hours or so, but if i miss the transfer, AF is pretty good about re-booking you. Anyone have any recent experience and or tips to clearing security faster?