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National Energy Conference for Educators
July 17-21, 2016
Hyatt Regency Crystal City
2799 Jefferson Davis Hwy
Arlington, VA 22202
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About the Conference
The 2016 Energy Conference for Educators brings together educators that are passionate about bringing energy education to their classrooms. In five interactive days in Washington, D.C., the conference provides teachers with the most up-to-date information on all aspects of energy including the science of energy, sources of energy, transportation, electricity, efficiency and environmental and economic impacts.
Participants receive the training and materials to implement innovative hands-on energy units in their classrooms, multi-disciplinary teams, and after-school programs. They also receive the materials, training and support to conduct in-services in their areas to introduce the NEED program to others. NEED leaders at the conference help participants develop specialized units that meet state standards and can be utilized with students of all learning styles.
Conference Details
The cost of the conference is $1,400 and includes double occupancy lodging, most meals, local transportation to and from the airport in the conference city and curriculum materials. The conference is not for the faint of heart - but has been noted as the most fun a teacher could have while learning.
Attending teachers receive a NEED Kit, a class-set of NEED Energy Infobooks (at grade level), access to all NEED Curriculum Guides, and supplemental resources. This conference is often attended by energy industry education and outreach staff who manage or implement energy education programs.
NEED lessons integrates energy curriculum into classrooms at any grade level and with students of all learning styles. Focuses on the successful achievement of state and national education goals using correlations of NEED materials to the Next Generation Science Standards, Common Core standards and state science standards.
Some scholarships are available. Please indicate you need a scholarship when you apply to attend. Teachers are encouraged to seek local funding to attend.
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The energy industry requires many qualified employees to meet the demands of a growing industry. Supporting the involvement of teachers and students in energy education is an investment in the future of energy. For partners in the energy industry, many sponsorship opportunities are available – sponsoring registration fees, providing speakers, and contributing to the curriculum materials the teachers use in their classrooms. There are many ways to make a tax deductible investment in energy education. Contact NEED to discuss sponsoring a teacher or a conference session. Rebecca Lamb at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tentative 2016 Conference Agenda
|Day 1
|2:30 p.m.
|3:30 p.m.
|Blade Design Challenge
|4:15 p.m.
|Introduction to the National Energy Conference for Educators
|5:00 p.m.
|Kids Teaching Kids – Student Recognition
|5:15 p.m.
|NEED Resources, Q&A, Planning Guide Connections, Evaluation
|5:30 p.m.
|Day 2
|6:30 a.m.
|8:00 a.m.
|Science of Energy
These breakout sessions explore the forms of energy and energy transformations.
Science of Energy for Elementary/Intermediate
Science of Energy for Intermediate/Secondary
Energy Works
|10:30 a.m.
|10:45 a.m.
|Forms of Energy to Energy Sources – Energy Expos
|12:30 p.m.
|1:30 p.m.
|Energy Expo Explorations
|2:00 p.m.
|Introduction to Electricity Generation and Baseload Balance
|2:45 p.m.
|3:00 p.m.
|Sources of Energy Sessions
Primary and Elementary: Energy in the Balance
Intermediate and Secondary: Energy Enigma
|4:15 p.m.
|NEED Resources, Q&A, Planning Guide Connections and Evaluation
|4:45 p.m.
|Synthesizing the Conference
|5:15 p.m.
|Dinner on your own
|Day 3
|6:30 a.m.
|8:00 a.m.
|Exploring Energy Break-out Sessions
Oil and Natural Gas
Energy and the Arts
|9:30 a.m.
|9:45 a.m.
|Energy Night Live
|10:00 a.m.
|Peak Oil
|11:15 a.m.
|Energy Night Live part 2
|11:30 a.m.
|NEED Resources, Q&A, Planning Guide Connections and
|11:45 a.m.
|Synthesizing the Conference
|12:15 p.m.
|1:00 p.m.
|4:00 p.m.
|Adjourn for the Evening; Dinner on Your Own
|Day 4
|6:30 a.m.
|8:00 a.m.
|Introduction to Energy Efficiency and Conservation
|8:30 a.m.
|Investigating Energy Use
|9:30 a.m.
|9:45 a.m.
|This Week in Energy Conservation, Energy Stories and More, Energy Rock Performances
|10:45 a.m.
|Understanding Carbon and Climate Change
|12:00 p.m.
|1:00 p.m.
|Energy Expert Panels
|1:45 p.m.
|Global Trading Game
|3:00 p.m.
|3:15 p.m.
|Energy Explorations
Student Energy Teams
Mission Possible
Electricity and the Power Grid
|4:15 p.m.
|Synthesizing the Conference
|4:30 p.m.
|NEED Resources, Q&A, Planning Guide Connections and Evaluation
|4:45 p.m.
|Energy Carnival and Participant Share-a-thon
|5:30 p.m.
|Day 5
|6:30 a.m.
|7:30 a.m.
|Transportation Resources
|8:15 a.m.
|Synthesizing the Conference
|8:45 a.m.
|Exploring NEED's Website and Other Resources
|9:15 a.m.
|What do I get?
|9:30 a.m.
|Evaluation and Post-Conference Energy Survey
|10:00 a.m.
|Planning Your Energy Unit
|11:00 a.m.
Bob Thompson Excellence in Energy Awards
Bob Thompson was a dedicated teacher, friend, and proponent of science and energy education. His time at NEED enriched many, encouraged all, and improved the way we present and teach about energy in our curriculum and training workshops. Bob was a good friend to many here at NEED and he and his spirit live on in our work. Because of this, NEED has established the Bob Thompson Excellence in Energy Award that will be given each year to a teacher who exemplifies Bob's childlike wonder of science and energy.
The award includes a $1,000 cash grant to the teacher to use as he/she chooses in the classroom and an all-expenses paid trip to the NEED Energy Conference for Educators hosted each July. The award will be given at the Annual NEED Youth Awards for Energy Achievement in Washington, D.C. each June.
Have a teacher to nominate? Want to apply?
Deadline for applications is February 1, 2017.
Application: (PDF) (Word)
Be sure that if you apply, you are able to attend the Award Ceremony in June and the NEED Conference in July 2017


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12 Parks near Marianna, Florida
Cottondale, Florida 8.84 miles NW
Malone, Florida 13.13 miles NE
Sneads, Florida 18.32 miles SE
Cottonwood, Alabama 19.29 miles NW
Graceville, Florida 21.09 miles NW
Marianna, Florida (map) | (850) 526-7578
Sites: 244 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 36 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $40.00
The lady that checked us in was very nice. My husband really enjoyed the fishing. But as others had posted, the sites were very unlevel and the utilities are in awkward positions. - dakotabean
Nov 2015 - $36.00
This park advertises 150 pull-thrus but it is an old park and the pull-thrus are not designed for big rigs. We were put in their largest pull thru and barely fit our 45' RV in the space provided. Absolutely no room for a tow. We had to unhook just to park to stay one night. There are numerous large trees with roots invading sites. We were told that we had the most level site for a big rig and our RV still said "excessive slope" after trying to level for the night. We had to lift jacks, repark in the same site just to try and get a more level position. If the park would have had more campers, we would not have been able to maneuver through the park to get in or out of the park. In our opinion, this park is not big rig friendly to motorhomes that are 40+ feet and/or with a tow and should avoid this park. We will not stay here again. - travelingpeople
Oct 2015 - $36.00
This is a overnight park at its best. It is a hugh place that is almost empty. The man working the registration desk was sitting with his feet up on the desk talking on the phone. He didn't acknowledge me even after he hung up. I finally asked him if he could help me. I asked if they were still a PA park and he said no, and hadn't been for 2 years. The do show as a member in the current PA book. It was not a plesant experience. I will not stay here again, - bones1941
639 Plymouth Loop Marianna, Florida 32448 (map) | (850) 545 4928
Sites: 14 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 2 Reviews
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May 2016 - $36.00
Owner met us at the gate and escorted us to our site. Utilities were good. Pool was dirty. Owner said automatic cleaner was broke, but he didn't even bother to clean out the 3 dead frogs by hand. When checking in, no receipt or wifi code or gate code was given. Onsite management would have resolved all the issues above. No picnic table. Felt it was overpriced for what we got. Will not come back. - chezhead
Apr 2016 - $36.00
8.5 miles off I-10. We over nighted here. This is a gated park and you need to call ahead for availability. There are several restrictions including age of RVers and rigs. The owner met us and escort us to our site. The park's literature states that it is an Adult RV Park, dedicated to RVers 55+ years. The literature also contained information on several places of interest in the area. The campground consisted of 14 sites total at this time with a lot of land to develop. Paved road in, the sites are hard packed gravel with concrete patio pads. The club house was well furnished with a great living room area, a laundry room with 2 washers, 2 dryers, long folding table and a utility sink. The bathrooms are spacious and clean. A common kitchen area was also included. A kidney shaped pool to relax in directly to the rear of the building and a grilling area as well. Past the campsites is a dog run pen, yet we had plenty of interior roadways to walk our two beagles. The sites are roomy, plenty of space between neighbors. My personal favorites were how clean and how quite this place is. - The Wandering Berries
1973 Dove Rest Dr Marianna, Florida 32448 (map) | (850) 482-5313
Sites: 110 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 14 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $42.00
We stayed here one night, site was excellent, level Very quiet campground, would definitely stay here again. Bathroom was clean and good water pressure. Owner was not on site but, Geary, was there, available and very very accommodating. We had to stay late due to a broken weld issue on a landing gear. Geary called a tech immediately and the tech fixed the problem proficiently and quickly. We were so grateful! - HarderGround
Mar 2016 - $42.00
We stayed one night in a pull through site. Pedestal with 50A service was new, sewer also. Site was level, with two concrete strips. WiFi unusable (slow, dropped packets constantly.). No cable. We got 5 digital channels using our omni powered antenna. Staff was pleasant and friendly. Park is ok for a night, maybe, but with poor wifi and no cable TV, it seems very over priced for basically just water, sewer and electric. - Llando88
Feb 2016 - $42.00
Overnight stop, older park. Easy to find off the Interstate 10. Sunny/open site with very close spacing. - highcamper
Marianna, Florida (map) | (850) 482-1228
Sites: 32 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 49 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $20.00
Beautiful campground deep 3 miles back into thr state park. The ranger at the gate was pleasant, courteous, and very helpful. The area around the campgrounds is very wet due to recent rains, but there were no problems driving to he camping area. We rode bicycles around the paved roads and I adventured back into some of the off-road trails. They were mostly dry but you can not stop or you may be eaten alive by mosquitoes. Maybe I sprayed with attractant instead of repellent ????
We only used the area as a stopover but would like to come back again some time when we can explore more. Probably during a drier season. - Tewickh
Nov 2015 - $18.00
This is another in a series of beautiful, clean, well-kept Florida state parks that we have stayed at. This one is a large park with a small (30 sites) campground. The campground has lots of trees and vegetation and the sites are very large and well-separated with picnic table, fire pit, grill, and even a clothesline. We only stayed overnight but checked out the restrooms/showers and they looked very clean, bright, and modern. They even had two washers and dryers! They were on a covered patio outside of the restrooms and there wasn't a folding table or anything like that, but how many state parks have laundry facilities?! Nice to have. There'd been lots of rain and some of the sand/dirt site surfaces looked a bit soft, but we were assigned a paved handicap site (don't know why; guess the ranger felt sorry for us! lol!). Probably because of all the rain and standing, the mosquitoes were vicious...but everywhere else we went in Florida was even worse. Bring plenty of bug spray, and I'd invest in a no-see-um net suit and screens for the rig if I ever come back to Florida! Despite the bugs, I'd definitely stay at this and all the other FL state parks we visited again...just probably at a later time of the year when the humidity is under 90% every day and you can run from the rig to the truck with less than a dozen bug bites! - Pdxjoanne
Sep 2015 - $18.00
The rate reflects a senior discount. If you love nature, this is the place for you. It is approximately 3 miles of paved roads from the entrance to the site. It was a lot of twist and turns but was manageable in our 40 plus tow. Our site was a 50 x 35 back in, dirt with full hookups. It is VERY dark in the park after sunset. Be very careful if you are driving in and out after dark because of the wild life. Have fun. - Michael47
2492 Dilmore Rd Cottondale, Florida 32431 (map) | (850) 849-3741
Sites: 24 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 8 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $25.00
This is a great place for an overnight stop. The owners are on property and are exceptionally hospitable. This is a fairly new park; some of the growing pains show. Yet the loving care of the owners shows as well. The roads and the sites are all hard-packed sand, but that should not be a problem. The jacks on my 28,000 pound motorhome went in about 3/8 inch, and that after several hard rains. You do need to drive slowly; the roads are a little bumpy, but not bad at all. All of the utilities worked well. The wifi is exceptional; this is the best we have found in an RV park outside of Disney, and they don't charge Disney prices. It is very convenient to I-10 and to US231. While I-10 was clearly visible from our site, the road noise inside our motorhome was not a problem. Even outside we could carry on a conversation in a normal tone of voice. This was our first time here. I suspect it will not be our last, and I expect that I will see continued improvement each time I stop. - MFTDoc
Jun 2016 - $25.00
We knew by the friendly greeting we received from the owner, that we were in for a good stay. The road in was fine, the road out has a few ruts in it, so go slow. The campground hasn't been open very long and every morning the gentleman owner was out working on the place. They have created a beautiful spot, they used the trees that they took down for the sites to make the fences around the camp. There are around 30 sites, separated into two sections. The front has sites under the trees, most are back in but #8 is a pull through, which is where we stayed. Easy in and out, with full hook-ups. There was a picnic table and a fire pit full of wood. The back section is close to the highway so there is road noise, but no trees so great satellite reception, or so we were told by other campers. All the sites are fairly wide and long enough for our 37 foot RV and tow dolly, they are all heavy packed sand and some gravel. Water pressure was great, 50 amp electric, Wi-Fi was good and our Verizon phone service worked well. They have two fenced dog runs and horse corrals. A large field with Badminton, horseshoes, ladder-ball, bocce balls. corn hole and Frisbees for your entertainment. A laundry room is next on their to-do list. They have chickens, so delicious fresh eggs are available, they brought us some and we wish we had bought more before we left. We paid $25.00 a night with our Passport America discount. We stayed June 22 - June 27, 2016. They are a short drive to Falling Waters State Park and Florida Caverns State Park, both offer nice hiking and cavern tours at the Caverns Park. We will stay here again if we are in the area. - BarrettsHappyTrails
Jun 2016 - $25.00
Very nice park. Good sites with excellent hook ups. Two dog runs, one for large and one for small dogs. The owners are delightful people who really care about their park. Our only problem and it was a BIG one was the proximity to I-10. All night long the trucks sounded like they were going to come through our coach. At about 3am one had a blow out that scared us to death. When staying here again I would ask for a site as far away from the interstate as possible. Maybe some tall shrubs could buffer the noise. Other than that it was a very nice place to stay. - tb919
Sneads, Florida (map) | (850) 482-9006
Sites: 31 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 22 Reviews
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Mar 2016 - $16.00
The park is only eight easy miles north of I-10. We arrived on a Thursday afternoon without reservations and was given a lake view pull through which was perfect because we only wanted to spend one night and not unhook our tow. The only complaint was how unlevel the site was, but that did not present a problem. The front gate greeter and campground hosts were both quite friendly and helpful. Restroom/Showers were spotless, with very good hot water. Saw lots of wildlife on our hike, campground itself was very quiet. Great place to stay. - Deb - Jay
Jan 2016 - $32.00
Stayed 2 nights on way to Florida. Very clean restrooms. Our site #23 was concrete. Neat, easy hiking trails. Grocery and restraints not close so just be prepared. - donw78025
Dec 2014 - $8.00
Very nice setting along the lake, very friendly camp hosts, and sparkling restrooms/showers. They really take good care of this place, I will return. - Colorado Vagabond
Chipley, Florida (map) | (850) 638-6130
Sites: 24 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 36 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $12.00
Most sites looked level, ours was narrow and uneven. Nice boardwalk to the falls & swimming area, good trails. The roads were paved and gravel sites, a lot of trees so no satellite, ATT worked well. Not far off of I-10. - SGF
Apr 2016 - $9.00
Very nice small clean campground and park, but a lot to see. Level sandy, shady sites. Showers/restrooms clean. Some construction going on, but still enough hiking trails to satisfy. Asphalt roads to bike on. Hilly. Interesting sink holes and some local history. Good signage. It rained hard one day, but campsites drained well. Great staff. - GDoug
Sep 2015 - $18.00
Stayed here for one night. Watch for low branches on the drive to the park entrance. Checking-in was easy because we had reserved online, extra fee of $6.70. Since it was a little distance from the check-in area back to the campground we inquired if we needed to unhook the car. She said "yes, there is no room back there." We thought that she should have told us that automatically. We were in #2 so had to drive around the whole campground loop to get to our back-in site. We were there during some bad storms so did not get to hike or see the waterfall. There is no sewer but a dump is available. - SoonerMom
Fountain, Florida (map) | (850) 722-1401
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 57 Reviews
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May 2016 - $35.00
Very unclean park and unruly patrons. Mold and mildew in clubhouse restrooms. Cabins are handicap FEMA trailers full of roaches and bugs. Mattresses are urine soaked and create an odor and mildew throughout. Most of the outer buildings are not cared for and roofs leak, torn flooring should all be tore down before the all down. Owners do not live on site and when addressed very rude and do not care basically just want your money. - Eugina
Mar 2016 - $18.00
Clean and well maintained. However, they lost our reservation and luckily had one available. They only take cash or check for Passport America. It is a good place to stay if you want to see Panama City and the beaches. We had a pull through with full hookup. Verizon worked well here. Good place to stop for one night. - rolling homeless
Mar 2016 - $35.00
OK park, middle of nowhere, but on the way to the beach and easy to find. Small sites, tight for big rigs. - highcamper
Donalsonville, Georgia (map) | (229) 861-3137
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 19 Reviews
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May 2014 - $29.00
This is very nice park. We arrived in the middle of the week and had our choice of camp sites. We chose site number 9 near the water. Almost all sites are pull-through and well spaced out, but it's easy to see what your neighbor's doing since there is little or no vegetation between sites. The pull-through site was gravel and nearly level. Parking on some of the other sites were dirt and grass and may require some leveling. Some of them look as though they had not been used much. The bathhouse closest to the lagoon was clean and well maintained but only had 2 showers. The park began to fill up on the weekend but still had plenty of vacant sites. We had excellent AT&T cell phone service. We were there on a nice weekend in the middle of May and the lagoon filled up with jet skis and boats pulling skiers and tubers. - Goombay
Apr 2014 - $29.00
I spent a very enjoyable 3 days here. The park is a little out of the way, but worth the trip. There are a large number of pull-through sites but most will need at least some leveling. Clean restrooms and everything looked well maintained. No Wi-Fi at registration and no cell phone coverage (Sprint network). - j_parker
Mar 2013 - $22.00
A nice quiet campground, during the week, anyway. The lake is small, but there are lot of waterfowl and songbirds. The trails are good and interesting. Senior discount yields a twenty percent off for us over 62. There is only one washer and dryer available, but reasonably priced. Some sites are pull-throughs and fairly level. No motorhome propane is available anywhere nearby. - Red Wolf Deux
Bainbridge, Georgia (map) | (229) 662-9273
Sites: 63 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 53 Reviews
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May 2016 - $12.00
We just overnighted on our way west. Campground was as clean and well maintained as any I've ever seen. We had a pull-through (53) that easily accommodated our 40 ft. motorhome + pickup toad. Our site was level and easy to access. Water and electric worked fine. We had good AT&T cell coverage and a few network TV stations from Dothan. Many large grassy areas to walk dogs, as well as lakeside. Well worth the 15 minute or so drive from I-10. - Just Dave
May 2016 - $12.00
This campground is only 1 1/2 miles north of Chatthoochee, Florida.
We stayed here two years ago. Didn't see a any Argentine ants but it is early in the season. However we did spread ant poison and kept our electric line and water hose off the ground. We love COE parks and try to stay at them frequently. Great sunsets, satellite and phone reception on our site #1. - gatordan
Apr 2016 - $11.00
This is a few miles from the interstate, but great peaceful spot to rest up or hang out. Only one negative and that is the sugar ants. Be sure to treat around any contact surface to prevent infestation. - hoganc

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Howard topped his previous career-high of 35 points, earning his way to the free-throw line 20 times, making 15. It was his 14th double-double of the season and he added five blocks.
"My teammates did a great job of finding me," the soft-spoken Howard said.
Seattle lost its sixth straight and remained the only winless team at home in the NBA. The Sonics' 2-14 start matches the worst in franchise history. They began their inaugural 1967-68 season 2-14 under Al Bianchi. Seattle has lost 11 straight at home dating back to last year.
Durant scored 22 for Seattle and Wally Szczerbiak added 20 off the bench. But the pair combined to make only 12 of 41 shots.
"You've got to get over the hump and get it done. You've got to get wins on your home court," Szczerbiak said. "This is another learning experience for us, but we have to figure out how to turn these close games around."
Lewis was concerned about the reception he would receive, knowing how Seattle fans turned on Alex Rodriguez when the MVP left for his 10-year, $252 million contract with Texas in 2000.
He didn't need to fret.
Lewis received a warm ovation during pregame introductions, some in the sparse crowd standing to applaud as he jogged onto the court. He struggled initially, missing his first three shots, before knocking down a 3-pointer midway through the first quarter.
But Lewis was simply a complement on this night. Hedo Turkoglu scored 15 and Keith Bogans added 14 points, including three 3-pointers in the final four minutes as Orlando fended off a Seattle challenge.
Carlos Arroyo had a career-high 14 assists and J.J. Redick score 11 points off the bench, his first points of the season.
"It's been strange ever since the plane landed," Lewis said of his return. "It was just a strange situation being here for the first time."
For much of the night, Seattle looked very much like a tired, lethargic squad that arrived back in Seattle at 2 a.m. Wednesday following a seven-point loss to the Lakers in Los Angeles on Tuesday night.
The Sonics continually settled for outside shots, showing little desire to move the ball on offense or keep Howard away from the basket on defense.
In the fourth quarter, Seattle started attacking the basket and suddenly pulled to 93-92 on a pair of free throws by Szczerbiak with 4:35 left.
But three Orlando free throws and a 3-pointer by Bogans pushed the lead back to seven with 3:50 left. Seattle got no closer than five.
"We were trying to keep the ball out of Dwight's hands and try to make them beat us from the outside," Seattle coach P.J. Carlesimo said. "They did it."
- Seattle F Nick Collison missed Wednesday game after breaking his nose on Tuesday night against the Lakers. He will sit out the Sonics' next two games and be re-evaluated early next week.
- Redick had played only 20 total minutes in five games, but played nearly 17 minutes against Seattle, making 4 of 5 shots.


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Volume 41, Issue 9, 01 November 1982
Optical guided‐wave interactions with magnetostatic waves at microwave frequencies41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93700View Description Hide Description
Interaction of guided optical waves with microwavemagnetostaticwaves in yittrium irongarnetthin films has been demonstrated. TM↔TE mode conversion induced by codirectional (and contradirectional) magnetostaticwaves was experimentally observed with conversion efficiencies of up to 4%. Theoretical expressions for this interaction are given and compared with observations. The thin‐film geometry demonstrated could make a practical number of optical signal processingdevices in the 1–20‐GHz range.
Raising damage thresholds of gradient‐index antireflecting surfaces by pulsed laser irradiation41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93701View Description Hide Description
Gradient‐index antireflecting surfaces produced by neutral solution processing have a median surface damage threshold of 12 J/cm2 for 1‐ns, 1064‐nm pulses. We have found that the threshold can be increased to 25 J/cm2 by irradiating the surface with 1064‐nm wavelength pulses with fluence below the initial 12‐J/cm2 threshold. Damage thresholds, both before and after this treatment, increased as the square root of the pulse duration in the 1–20‐ns range.
Sources of photoionization in transversely excited atmospheric CO2 lasers41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93702View Description Hide Description
The existence of two sources of the photionization in UV preionized sealed CO2‐N2‐He‐(CO) lasers has been established. One is steadily created in the laser gas mixture by the electrical discharge and is identified as NO and NO2. The second source is associated with an impurity in any CO gas used as part of the initial gas mixture.
Bound‐free emission in HgBr41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93703View Description Hide Description
We report the first experimental observation of bound‐continuum fluorescence in the mercuric bromide system. HgBr (B 2Σ+) population is created in ultraviolet photodissociative excitation of the dihalide. The resulting bound‐free fluorescence (B 2Σ+→A 2Π) is detected over a bandwidth of ≂120 nm centered at 685 nm. The associated and well known bound‐bound fluorescence (B 2Σ+→X 2Σ+) is also seen. A semiclassical computer code has been developed to predict the transition probability density for the observed bound‐free features.
B → X transitions in HgCl and HgI41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93704View Description Hide Description
The B → X spectra of HgCl and HgI are studied at high resolution for the single isotopic species, 2 0 0Hg3 5Cl, 2 0 0Hg1 2 7I, and 2 0 0Hg1 2 9I. For HgI the analysis indicates that the v″ numbering should be decreased by one unit from the previous assignment. For both molecules the analyses deviate progressively from the previous assignments at high v″, extrapolating to lower estimates of the ground‐state dissociation energies. Franck–Condon calculations yield ΔR e (=R e ′ −R e ″) =0.60Å for HgCl and 0.49 Å for HgI. The strongest laser features previously reported for HgCl occur near the heads of the overlapped 0–22, 1–23, 2–24, and 3–25 bands. The HgI laser operates in the region of the 0–14, 0–15, 1–15, 1–16, 2–17, and 2–18 bands.
Low threshold InGaAsP/InP lasers with microcleaved mirrors suitable for monolithic integration41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93705View Description Hide Description
Low threshold InGaAsP/InP injection lasers on semi‐insulating InP substrates have been developed with mirrors fabricated by the microcleavage technique. Miniature suspended bridges containing the laser channels have been formed and then microcleavage has been accomplished by the use of ultrasonic vibrations. Lasers with current thresholds as low as 18 mA with 140‐μm cavity length and with 35–45% differential quantum efficiency have been obtained.
200‐MHz electrodeless discharge excitation of an XeF laser41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93706View Description Hide Description
Two hundred megahertz electrodeless rf discharge excitation of an XeF laser is reported. Laser output of total duration exceeding 300 ns is observed. Onset of discharge inhomogeneity is found to limit duration of the laser pulse and to influence recovery of the active medium.
Room‐temperature cw operation in the visible spectral range of 680–700 nm by AlGaAs double heterojunction lasers41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93691View Description Hide Description
Room‐temperature cw operation at the wavelength below 700 nm has been achieved by AlGaAs double heterojunction (DH) lasers with a novel structure, in which a thick buffer layer is grown and the substrate is removed. Continuous‐wave threshold currents were 60–120 mA in the visible spectral range of 680–700 nm. Also the fundamental transverse and single longitudinal mode were obtained under cw operation. The shortest cw wavelength is 683 nm at the present time.
Wide aperture self‐sustained discharge KrF and XeCl lasers41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93692View Description Hide Description
A UV‐preionized rare‐gas halide laser with a large aperture to 7×7 cm2 and active volume of 4 l has been operated at a high pressure regime of 5 atm. Beam profile measurements at the midplane between electrodes have shown the beam widths of 7 cm at a half‐energy density both in KrF and XeCl. The improvement in discharge homogeneity and extension of the optical pulse duration have been obtained by the peaking of the discharge current with a small stray capacitance between the rail gap and the laser head as well as by the use of Ne rather than He as a buffer gas, resulting in the output energy of 13.8 J in XeCl and 5.0 J in KrF.
Low loss poly(methyl methacrylate‐d5) core optical fibers41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93693View Description Hide Description
Low loss plastic optical fibers (POF's) have been prepared employing poly(methyl methacrylate‐d5) [P(MMA‐d5)] core and fluorinated alkyl methacrylate copolymercladding with attenuation losses of 41 and 55 db/km at wavelengths of 565 and 646 nm, respectively. The POF can allow short distance optical signal transmission, about 400 m at –36 dBm at rates up to 25 MHz, using a display grade GaAlAs light emission diode whose emission power at 660 nm and 20 mA of forward input current is 1 mW. The loss limit of this P(MMA‐d5) core POF is estimated to be 22 dB/km at 565 nm.
Effect of nonuniform piezoelectric films on monolithic surface acoustic wave devices41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93694View Description Hide Description
The effect of film thickness variation on the performance of ZnO on siliconsurface acoustic wave delay lines is examined. The thickness variation obtained from a planar magnetron sputtering system with a 5‐cm diameter erosion ring was measured and found to be in good agreement with the calculated thickness variation. This information, together with theoretical data on the dependence of surface acoustic wave velocity on ZnOfilm thickness, is used to predict phase distortions of 400° across 1‐mm‐wide, 2.5‐cm‐long delay lines. This high level of phase distortion was confirmed by experimental measurements with a laser probe.
Nonlinear aspects of hydrodynamic instabilities in laser ablation41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93695View Description Hide Description
We report on our investigation of the Rayleigh–Taylor and Kelvin–Helmholtz (KH)instabilities in laser ablatively accelerated targets for a series of single mode perturbations. We find linear growth rates well below classical values and a cutoff in the growth rates for wavelengths less than the foil thickness. However, the striking result is the dominance of nonlinear effects, i.e., the KH rollup, for the short wavelength perturbations. Although the linear growth rate increases as k 1 / 2 up to the cutoff, the KH rollup dominates at large k, drastically reducing the penetration rate of the dense spike below its free fall value in the nonlinear phase and effectively doubling the aspect ratio before foil breakup.
Multikilowatt electron beams for pumping cw ion lasers41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93696View Description Hide Description
A glow discharge electron gun capable of producing a well collimated dc electron beam at energies between 1 and 6 keV and currents up to 1 A is described. The electron beam is produced in helium at pressures between 0.1 and 2 Torr without differential pumping. Beam generation efficiencies up to 80% have been measured. The electron guns are designed to pump cw ion lasers and are constructed to provide an optical path through the axis. Continuous‐wave laser oscillation in Kr II has been obtained using electron‐beam pumping of a He–Kr mixture.
Plasma channel formation with ultraviolet lasers41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93697View Description Hide Description
The beam from a low‐divergence KrF laser (λ=248 nm) has been used to generate long plasma channels in low pressure gases. Current‐carrying channels 60 cm in length were produced with 5 mJ of laser energy. Channels exceeding 1 m in length were also initiated. The ionizationsource producing the plasma is laser‐induced resonant two‐step photoionization of organic molecules which are seeded in a buffer gas.
Characterization of thermally nitrided silicon dioxide41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93698View Description Hide Description
Characterization of low pressure (LP) thermal oxide films grown on Si(100) substrate and thermally nitrided LP oxide films were conducted by glancing angle backscattering with channeling. Film stoichiometry and the SiO2/Si interface properties were investigated by MeV He+ion beams. LP oxide films exhibited stoichiometric SiO2 composition with one to two monolayers of nonregistered Si atoms at the interface. After thermal nitridation of these LP oxide films at 925 and 950 °C for 2 h, thin (oxy)‐nitride layers on the oxide surface were observed. Also an additional one to two monolayers of nonregistered Si atoms were observed at the interface after the thermal nitridation. There were no observable changes in bulk stoichiometry of the LP oxide films after the thermal nitridation at 925 and 950 °C for 2 h.
Direct determination of atomic structure at the epitaxial cobalt disilicide on (111) Si interface by ultrahigh resolution electron microscopy41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93699View Description Hide Description
Previously we reported that (111) CoSi2 on Si grown under UHV conditions is a true single‐crystalline epitaxy. In this letter we report a determination of the atomic structure at the silicide‐silicon interface in UHV reacted films. This determination was based on electron‐microscopical data taken on an ultrahigh resolution instrument but included detailed consideration and modeling of the expected images. The atomic arrangement at this interface is best modelled with the silicide atom adjacent to the interface a metal one, with apparently only 5‐fold local coordination, contrasted with the 8‐fold coordination found in the bulk. The interface is perfectly regular, except at misfit dislocations, which have interesting core structure. Moreover, they provide indirect evidence for the ''5‐fold'' model in the case of codeposited silicide films.
Fluctuations in tipping angles and delay times of simple superfluorescence41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93707View Description Hide Description
It is shown that the essential statistical properties of the initial tipping angle θ0 can be obtained through a simple model and can be calculated directly from the super‐radiance master equation. Thus, the more elaborate models and the tedious task of solving the master equation can all be avoided, as far as θ0 is concerned. As a byproduct, the statistical properties of the delay time first calculated by Degiorgio are rederived in a more rigorous and much simpler way.
Arc lamp zone melting and recrystallization of Si films on oxidized silicon substrates41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93708View Description Hide Description
A high pressuremercury arc lamp focused into a narrow ribbon beam has been used to recrystallize thin films of polysilicon deposited on thermally grownsilicon dioxide. The recrystallized films contain grains that are typically 0.5–1 mm in width and several centimeters long. Surface texture measurements show the crystallites to be almost entirely 〈100〉 in the plane of the film with the orthogonal 〈100〉 direction closely paralleling the scan direction.
Mass‐to‐charge ratio and kinetic energy of positive ion emission accompanying fracture of a filled elastomer41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93709View Description Hide Description
We have recently discovered that the electron emission(EE) and positive ion emission (PIE) accompanying and following fracture of filled elastomers have substantial components emitted in coincidence. We exploit this result by using a time‐of‐flight method to measure the mass‐to‐charge ratio and kinetic energy of the PIE from the fracture of polybutadiene filled with glass beads.
Model of backsurface gettering of metal impurities in silicon41(1982); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.93710View Description Hide Description
Metallic impurities can degrade silicon devices in many ways, and various gettering techniques are therefore used to immobilize these atoms at the backsurface of the wafer. A solution to the relevent diffusion equations is given here and used to obtain a simple formula relating the gettered atom density to the gettering temperature and time with the metal diffusivity in silicon as the main input. The model reproduces experimental trends quite well.


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The 'Sacred Valley of the Incas', or Urubamba Valley, lies just north of the Inca capital of Cusco and today comprises the heartland of the Inca tradition and the descendants of a once great civilisation. The valley is characterized by several very special conditions: an excellent climate, fertile lands and the waters of the Vilcanota River, which in the town of Urubamba changes its name to Urubamba River.
The Urubamba Valley, due to extremely fertile land, is the bread-basket of the region, producing some of the best-quality corn in the world. Driving along its single main road, with farms and agricultural terraces on either side, you can see that essentially this is the way that the people of the valley have been living for centuries.
The Valley is also home to some of the finest Inca ruins and villages, still inhabited by Quechua-speaking people. A few days in the Valley offer the traveller the unique opportunity of slowing down and mingling with the living Inca culture while experiencing the spirit of the region. The more remote villages also offer the opportunity to experience the Inca traditions as they have been practiced for hundreds of years.
Here the inquisitive traveller can appreciate the incredible technological achievements of the Incas in works such as agriculture and architecture. The systems of "andenería" (stepped platforms on the hillside, arranged for ease of cultivation and watering) are still in use today, and can be seen at sites such as Moray. Monumental fortresses such as Ollantaytambo and Pisac are testament to the Inca understanding of defence and building techniques, with enormous stone blocks built up on the hillsides into impenetrable citadels.
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Journey through the Andes with stunning landscapes taking you to the ancient citadel of Machu Picchu. Visit stunning colonial cities and visit remote islands on the magnificent Lake Titicaca.
Lima - Arequipa - Colca Canyon - Lake Titicaca - Sacred Valley of the Incas - Machu Picchu - Cusco
13 Nights
from £3371
with flights
The Andean mountains generate wildly contracting landscapes and cultures with desert and the Nazca Lines on the coast, soaring peaks by the Lost City of the Incas and lush rainforest.
Lima - Ica(Nazca) - Lima - Arequipa - Lake Titicaca - Cusco - Machu Picchu - Cusco - Amazon - Lima
14 Nights
from £4018
with flights
Rambling in the stunning Andean countryside, we trek the ancient Inca Trail to the Citadel of Machu Picchu, passing remote villages steeped in history and maintaining a traditional way of life.
Lima - Arequipa - Colca - Lake Titicaca / Puno - Sacred Valley - Inca Trail - Machu Picchu - Cusco - Lima
14 Nights
from £3252
with flights
Journey to Arequipa, the 'White City', Lake Titicaca, the world's highest navigable lake, and discover the ancient civilisations of Cusco, culminating in the citadel of Machu Picchu.
Lima - Arequipa - Lake Titicaca / Puno - Sacred Valley - Machu Picchu - Cusco
10 Nights
from £2522
with flights
From the comfort of a river boat, we explore the pristine exuberant vegetation of the Amazon rainforest, the flora and fauna and discover the people who live along the riverbanks.
Lima - Amazon Cruise -Sacred Valley - Machu Picchu - Cusco - Lima
14 Nights
from £4336
with flights
High on the mountainside, protected by jungle and a deep canyon, Machu Picchu was an ancient stronghold. We see the descendants of the Incas and explore their heritage.
Lima - Cusco - Machu Picchu - Lima
7 Nights
from £2250
with flights
Lake Titicaca has a serene tranquility and small isolated farming communities preserving their traditional way of life. We visit the exuberant rainforest and the history of the Andes.
Lima - Amazon - Sacred Valley - Machu Pichu - Cusco - Lake Titicaca
14 Nights
from £5383
with flights
Discover ancient cultures, mountain landscapes and the diversity of the Amazon rainforest with your little explorers, on this family-orientated tour of Peru.
Lima - Amazon - Sacred Valley - Machu Picchu - Cusco - Lima
14 Nights
from £3206
with flights
Explore the Inca Empire including the remote Colca Canyon and staying in the "Sacred Valley", taking the trains to Machu Picchu and along magnificent Andean landscapes from Lake Titicaca to Cusco.
Lima - Arequipa - Colca Canyon - Lake Titicaca / Puna - Sacred Valley - Machu Pichu - Cusco
14 Nights
from £2778
with flights
Step back in time to explore landlocked Bolivia and the riches of Potosi. Cross mysterious Lake Titicaca perched at the top of the Andean mountains, travelling by train to Cusco and Machu Picchu.
Santa Cruz - Sucre - La Paz - Puno / Lake Titicaca - Sacred Valley - Machu Picchu - Cusco - Lima
17 Nights
from £3494
with flights
Request a price quotation and proposal dossier with a comprehensive outline of each element in this itinerary or create a personal programme with an adviser.
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10 kids foods you wish you could still eat as an adult
10 kids foods you wish you could still eat as an adult
There are plenty of reasons to love being a kid, but one of the most overlooked perks of childhood is the cuisine.
Smiley Face Potatoes
150 calories
5 g fat (0.5 g saturated)
240 mg sodium
Serving: 6 pieces
These overly happy potatoes faces made by McCain Foods could very well ruin your street cred --or at least get you a few funny stares at work if you cooked up a batch for lunch. But if you're insisting on reliving your child-like ways, it's not so bad to have your food smile at you. You might even smile back.
Editor's Note: this article originally misstated the nutritional value of McCain's Smiley Face Potatoes, confusing it with another smiley shaped potato product.
260 calories
60 g sugars
Let's face it, the friend's mom who always served you SunnyD as a kid was just cooler than the other moms. At least, that's what the SunnyD commercial always said. The truth is that your friend's mom was feeding you the liquid equivalent of a dozen Chips Ahoy cookies, which may have actually been kinda cool back then. This drink is not to be confused with orange juice. In fact, there's only 5 percent juice in a whole bottle of SunnyD. The rest? Orange sugar. Not to be consumed in adulthood. Unless, of course, you want to try the redneck classic "SunnyD and Rum."
Candy Shakes
1,040 calories
50 g fat (26 g saturated, 1 g trans)
112 g sugars
The nutritional information above is for one small Baskin-Robbins Snickers Shake. Over a thousand calories in a small. Sure, candy-themed shakes were totally awesome as a kid, but as an adult you will definitely regret ordering your Snickers bar with a side of milkshake.
Ritz Bits Cracker Sandwiches
Serving size: 1 single serve package (42 grams)
220 calories
13 g fat (4.5 g saturated)
480 mg sodium
6 g sugars
These little guys seemed totally harmless as a kid. It's just cheese and crackers. What could possibly go wrong? A lot, it turns out. One single serving of Cheese Ritz Bits has more sodium and more than twice the saturated fat as a small order of Chicken McNuggets.
Mott's Original Apple Sauce
Serving size: 1/2 cup (128g)
110 calories
0 g fat
25 g sugars
Just when you think you've found the one healthy thing you used to eat as a kid, here comes high fructose corn syrup to ruin everything. Take a look at the back of your Mott's apple sauce. You will notice the second ingredient after apples is, you guessed it, high fructose corn syrup. Not really the wholesome choice you were looking for.
Spaghettios with Sliced Franks
Serving size: half a can
220 calories
6 g fat (2 g saturated)
600 mg sodium
9 g sugars
The phrase "Uh oh, Spaghettio" never rang as true as it did when you tried eating them again as an adult. First off, gooey noodles are totally gross. Secondly, one bowlful contains more than a quarter of your daily limit for sodium intake. And lastly, it comes in a can that's lined with bisphenol-A (BPA), which is a health hazard of a whole different breed.
260 calories
2 g fat (1 g saturated)
410 mg sodium
52 g sugars
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. Yoo-Hoo is not chocolate milk. It's not milk of any kind. Technically, it's "drink." A quick look at the ingredients on the back of the bottle will tell you the sad, sad truth about Yoo-Hoo. There is virtually no milk in the beverage. It's mostly water, sugars, a little cocoa, some milk by-product, and bunch of chemicals.
390 calories
19 g fat (3 g saturated)
235 mg sodium
15 g sugars
Even your parents knew that the Fluffernutter has close to zero nutritional value. It's the cheapest white bread you can buy with some marshmallow and peanut butter slapped on it.
Kraft Handi-Snacks
100 calories
6 g fat (2 g saturated)
330 mg sodium
2 g sugars
Remember how cool it was to dunk your crackers in a less fluffy version of Cheez Whiz? Remember how that awesome red stick came in the package so you could lather your snack with all the "cheese" you couldn't reach by dunking? Such nice memories. And you should probably keep them that way. The individually-packaged snack is practically all Partially Hydrogenated Oil and artificial coloring and flavors, but it doesn't make the old commercial any less cool.
Ring Pops
60 calories
0 g fat
55 mg sodium
11 g sugars
Rule of thumb for adults wanting to eat a Ring Pop: don't do it unless you want to a.) look super creepy and b.) ingest possibly toxic dye. If you decide to ignore the rule, then at least read the back of the package. Watch out for these ingredients: Blue 1, Blue 2, Citrus Red, Green 3, Orange B, Red 3, Red 40, Yellow 5, and Yellow 6.


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