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|Andreas Scade, Stefan Guenther
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|Cypress Semiconductor Corporation
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|Patent Citations (27), Referenced by (2), Classifications (8), Legal Events (6)
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The present disclosure relates to memory circuits.
To read the value of a digital memory cell it is necessary to determine the logical value represented in the memory cell. Binary cells will store either a logical one, or a logical zero. Typically, the stored value is compared with a fixed reference voltage to determine if it represents a one or a zero. For example, a logical high may be stored when the stored value is above the reference level and the sensing circuitry detects no current flow. A logical low may be stored when the threshold voltage is below the reference level and the sensing circuitry detects current flow.
The reference voltage may be determined from experiments on beginning and end of life situations for the memory cell design, and possibly extrapolation to account for threshold voltage decay due to endurance and retention cycles. The reference voltage may be set once, when the memory system is created, and may be nonadjustable thereafter. These approaches do not reflect the real-world behavior of threshold voltage decay and hence the reference voltage becomes less appropriate over time.
In the drawings, the same reference numbers and acronyms identify elements or acts with the same or similar functionality for ease of understanding and convenience. To easily identify the discussion of any particular element or act, the most significant digit or digits in a reference number refer to the figure number in which that element is first introduced.
References to "one embodiment" or "an embodiment" do not necessarily refer to the same embodiment, although they may.
Unless the context clearly requires otherwise, throughout the description and the claims, the words "comprise," "comprising," and the like are to be construed in an inclusive sense as opposed to an exclusive or exhaustive sense; that is to say, in the sense of "including, but not limited to." Words using the singular or plural number also include the plural or singular number respectively. Additionally, the words "herein," "above," "below" and words of similar import, when used in this application, refer to this application as a whole and not to any particular portions of this application. When the claims use the word "or" in reference to a list of two or more items, that word covers all of the following interpretations of the word: any of the items in the list, all of the items in the list and any combination of the items in the list.
"Logic" refers to signals and/or information that may be applied to influence the operation of a device. Software, hardware, and firmware are examples of logic. Hardware logic may be embodied in circuits. In general, logic may comprise combinations of software, hardware, and/or firmware.
Those skilled in the art will appreciate that logic may be distributed throughout one or more devices, and/or may be comprised of combinations of instructions in memory, processing capability, circuits, and so on. Therefore, in the interest of clarity and correctness logic may not always be distinctly illustrated in drawings of devices and systems, although it is inherently present therein.
Following is a description of a memory system in which reference cells are associated with data cells of a memory array. In particular, two reference cells may be associated with each word line of the memory array. Other implementations may associate more or fewer reference cells with the data cells. Other implementations may associate reference cells with multiple memory words lines or with sets of data cells other than or in addition to memory words lines.
The system may include logic to apply one or more threshold voltage levels to read the reference cells. One reference voltage (V0) may apply to reading logical low (e.g. zero) values, and another reference level (V1) may apply to reading logical high (e.g. one) values. These two reference voltages may in turn be applied to form a reference voltage for reading the data cells of the word line with which the reference cells are associated. Some implementations may apply a single reference voltage level to the reference cells; others may apply more than two. Some implementations may apply more than one reference level to read the data cells. Systems may be designed in which current sensing is used instead of voltage levels; therefore, the term "voltage level" shall be understood to apply to current levels as well.
The terms "reference cell" and "dummy cell" shall be used interchangeably.
The system may include logic to adjust the reference voltage levels when one or more of the values read from the reference cells are inaccurate. For example, if a reference cell is known to store a logical one, and the value read from the cell is zero, the reference voltage V1 used to distinguish logical high values may be adjusted. If a reference cell is known to store a logical zero, and the value read from the cell is one, the reference voltage V0 used to distinguish logical low values may be adjusted. Adjustment of either reference voltage may in turn affect the value of the reference voltage (Vr) applied to the data cells, because the value of Vr may be formed from the values V0 and V1.
The system may include logic to apply memory operations to the reference cells in coordination with operations to corresponding data cells. In this manner, fatigue of the reference cells may occur proportionally to fatigue of the corresponding data cells. In some implementations, the values stored in the reference cells are inverted with each write operation to the corresponding data cells.
The system may include logic to validate values read from data cells when values read from corresponding reference cells are accurate, and to invalidate the values from the data cells otherwise. In this way, not only does the reference voltage to the data cells track fatigue of the cells over time, the tracking also provides a manner of validating the data stored in the system, thereby increasing the system's reliability.
In some embodiments, the control signals WL, RC, and SE to the array 102 are also applied to the reference cells 104. This may result in reading/writing of reference values REF BIT 0, REF BIT 1 to and from the reference cells 104. Using common controls for the array 102 and the reference cells 104 may simplify fabrication; both the data array 102, and reference cells 104, may share a common structure and control scheme.
Data cells in a column share a common "bit line" onto which bit values from the cells are read, and from which bit values are written into the cells. Read/write logic modules 415-420 . . . 430 provide bit values from the data bus B0 . . . Bn for writing part of a word line at a time with new data. The cells in a word line may be READ simultaneously by the read/write logic modules 415-420 . . . 430, which place the selected read bit values onto the data bus B0 . . . Bn.
Reference cells in a column also share a common "reference bit line" onto which bit values from the reference cells are read, and from which bit values are written into the cells. Read/write logic modules 405 and 410 provide bit values (BIT) from the control logic 108 for writing into the reference cells selected by the world line signal WL. The control logic 108 provides reference voltages for distinguishing logical low (VR0) and for distinguishing logical high (VR1). The reference cells 104 store bit values for logical low REF BIT0 and logical high REF BIT1, and may, in some embodiments, be inverted each time the corresponding data cells are written.
Otherwise, if the expected reference values are not received from the reference cells, the values of VR0 and VR1, which were used to determine the reference value VR for reading from the data cells, are not properly set, indicating the threshold voltages for cells in that row may have drifted. The data values that were read from that column may be not be trusted as valid (506-502). Thus, the memory array may have reached a point where the threshold voltages of the memory cells have drifted to the point that adjustments are needed. The reference cell reference voltages (VR0, VR1) are adjusted, which adjusts the data cell reference voltage VR, and the READ is attempted again. At 510 the process concludes.
A device may be constructed comprising a memory array in accordance with the embodiments described herein. The device will typically comprise at least one processor, for example a general purpose microprocessor, an embedded special-purpose processor, a digital signal processor, and so on. The processor may interact with a memory array to read and write data during system operation. The memory array may comprise data and reference cells, in accordance with the structures and techniques described herein. In the course of operation, fatigue of the data cells may be tracked by fatigue of the reference cells, and reference voltages for reading bit values stored in the array may be appropriately adjusted.
Those having skill in the art will appreciate that there are various vehicles by which processes and/or systems described herein can be effected (e.g., hardware, software, and/or firmware), and that the preferred vehicle will vary with the context in which the processes are deployed. For example, if an implementer determines that speed and accuracy are paramount, the implementer may opt for a hardware and/or firmware vehicle; alternatively, if flexibility is paramount, the implementer may opt for a solely software implementation; or, yet again alternatively, the implementer may opt for some combination of hardware, software, and/or firmware. Hence, there are several possible vehicles by which the processes described herein may be effected, none of which is inherently superior to the other in that any vehicle to be utilized is a choice dependent upon the context in which the vehicle will be deployed and the specific concerns (e.g., speed, flexibility, or predictability) of the implementer, any of which may vary. Those skilled in the art will recognize that optical aspects of implementations may involve optically-oriented hardware, software, and or firmware.
The foregoing detailed description has set forth various embodiments of the devices and/or processes via the use of block diagrams, flowcharts, and/or examples. In so far as such block diagrams, flowcharts, and/or examples contain one or more functions and/or operations, it will be understood as notorious by those within the art that each function and/or operation within such block diagrams, flowcharts, or examples can be implemented, individually and/or collectively, by a wide range of hardware, software, firmware, or virtually any combination thereof. Several portions of the subject matter described herein may be implemented via Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs), Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), digital signal processors (DSPs), or other integrated formats. However, those skilled in the art will recognize that some aspects of the embodiments disclosed herein, in whole or in part, can be equivalently implemented in standard integrated circuits, as one or more computer programs running on one or more computers (e.g., as one or more programs running on one or more computer systems), as one or more programs running on one or more processors (e.g., as one or more programs running on one or more microprocessors), as firmware, or as virtually any combination thereof, and that designing the circuitry and/or writing the code for the software and/or firmware would be well within the skill of one of skill in the art in light of this disclosure. In addition, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the mechanisms of the subject matter described herein are capable of being distributed as a program product in a variety of forms, and that an illustrative embodiment of the subject matter described herein applies equally regardless of the particular type of signal bearing media used to actually carry out the distribution. Examples of a signal bearing media include, but are not limited to, the following: recordable type media such as floppy disks, hard disk drives, CD ROMs, digital tape, and computer memory; and transmission type media such as digital and analog communication links using TDM or IP based communication links (e.g., packet links).
In a general sense, those skilled in the art will recognize that the various aspects described herein which can be implemented, individually and/or collectively, by a wide range of hardware, software, firmware, or any combination thereof can be viewed as being composed of various types of "electrical circuitry." Consequently, as used herein "electrical circuitry" includes, but is not limited to, electrical circuitry having at least one discrete electrical circuit, electrical circuitry having at least one integrated circuit, electrical circuitry having at least one application specific integrated circuit, electrical circuitry forming a general purpose computing device configured by a computer program (e.g., a general purpose computer configured by a computer program which at least partially carries out processes and/or devices described herein, or a microprocessor configured by a computer program which at least partially carries out processes and/or devices described herein), electrical circuitry forming a memory device (e.g., forms of random access memory), and/or electrical circuitry forming a communications device (e.g., a modem, communications switch, or optical-electrical equipment).
Those skilled in the art will recognize that it is common within the art to describe devices and/or processes in the fashion set forth herein, and thereafter use standard engineering practices to integrate such described devices and/or processes into larger systems. That is, at least a portion of the devices and/or processes described herein can be integrated into a network processing system via a reasonable amount of experimentation.
The foregoing described aspects depict different components contained within, or connected with, different other components. It is to be understood that such depicted architectures are merely exemplary, and that in fact many other architectures can be implemented which achieve the same functionality. In a conceptual sense, any arrangement of components to achieve the same functionality is effectively "associated" such that the desired functionality is achieved. Hence, any two components herein combined to achieve a particular functionality can be seen as "associated with" each other such that the desired functionality is achieved, irrespective of architectures or intermedial components. Likewise, any two components so associated can also be viewed as being "operably connected", or "operably coupled", to each other to achieve the desired functionality.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
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US Open
Result: Roberta Vinci maintains impressive US Open form by reaching quarter-finals2015 finalist Roberto Vinci continues her march at the US Open by beating Lesia Tsurenko 7-6(5) 6-2 at Flushing Meadows.
Sep 4, 18:00
USGA "regret" way it handled Dustin Johnson incident at US OpenThe USGA releases a statement to say that it "regrets the distraction" that it caused during the closing holes of the US Open.
Jun 21, 09:16
Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy among players to hit out at US Open controversyJordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy were among a number of players to take to social media last night as controversy tainted Dustin Johnson's US Open triumph.
Jun 20, 10:10
Result: Dustin Johnson defies controversy to claim US Open triumphDustin Johnson claims the US Open to win his first Major crown but the final round at Oakmont is marred by controversy.
Jun 20, 09:19
Shane Lowry: 'I feel comfortable at Oakmont'US Open leader Shane Lowry says that he feels "comfortable" at Oakmont as he bids to win his first Major crown.
Jun 19, 10:22
Shane Lowry holds advantage at US OpenIrishman Shane Lowry builds a two-shot lead at the US Open before play is suspended with four holes remaining of his third round.
Jun 19, 09:38
Dustin Johnson ends his second round with clubhouse lead at US OpenWorld number six Dustin Johnson shoots a second-round 69 to hold the clubhouse lead at the US Open at Oakmont.
Jun 18, 09:15
US Open first round hampered by thunderstorms as Andrew Landry tops leaderboardAndrew Landry takes a one-shot lead at the US Open as the first round is suspended due to thunderstorms in Oakmont.
Jun 17, 09:15
Phil Mickelson confident ahead of US Open test at OakmontSix-time runner-up Phil Mickelson says that he is confident of ending his US Open hoodoo at Oakmont this week.
Jun 16, 10:15
Rory McIlroy: 'Winning at Oakmont would be biggest achievement'Rory McIlroy says that winning this week's US Open would represent his "biggest accomplishment" in the sport.
Jun 15, 11:27
Jordan Spieth: 'I feel no pressure ahead of US Open'Defending champion Jordan Spieth says that he feels no pressure ahead of the defence of his title at Oakmont this week.
Jun 14, 15:59
Tiger Woods 'registers to play in 2016 US Open'Reports suggest that Tiger Woods could make his comeback at the US Open in June.
Apr 25, 23:02
Result: Flavia Pennetta overcomes Petra Kvitova to reach US Open semi-finalsFlavia Pennetta beats Petra Kvitova 4-6 6-4 6-2 to reach the semi-finals of the US Open for the second time.
Sep 9, 18:56
Result: Venus Williams eases into last eight at US OpenVenus Williams sets up a possible quarter-final against sister Serena Williams with a straight-sets win over Anett Kontaveit.
Sep 6, 20:06
Bubba Watson upbeat after US Open disappointmentBubba Watson is confident that he can get back to his best at the Travelers Championship after missing the US Open cut.
Jun 25, 04:58
Jordan Spieth: 'I'm focused on becoming world number one'Jordan Spieth warns Rory McIlroy that he is focused on overtaking him to become world number one.
Jun 23, 04:25
Rory McIlroy: 'I can win Open, PGA Championship'Rory McIlroy says that he is confident of winning The Open and the US PGA Championship following his ninth-place finish at the US Open.
Jun 23, 01:13
Paul McGinley: 'Rory McIlroy must respond to Jordan Spieth'Paul McGinley says that Rory McIlroy must respond to the form of US Open winner Jordan Spieth.
Jun 23, 00:51
Ian Poulter slams "disgraceful" USGA over 'unplayable' greens at Chambers BayIan Poulter hits out at the "disgraceful" USGA for not apologising for the conditions of the greens at Chambers Bay for the US Open.
Jun 22, 14:01
Billy Horschel: 'I've lost some respect for USGA over Chambers Bay condition'Billy Horschel admits that he's "lost some respect" for the USGA due to the 'poor' conditions of the Chambers Bay course for the US Open.
Jun 22, 06:29
Jason Day surprised by amount of support during his illness at US OpenJason Day expresses his surprise that he gained numerous fans after falling ill with vertigo during the US Open.
Jun 22, 06:13
Dustin Johnson rues putting mistakes at US OpenDustin Johnson concedes that his putting game cost him his first major title at the US Open as his errors on the 18th at Chambers Bay handed the crown to Jordan Spieth.
Jun 22, 05:27
Jordan Spieth targets further major success following US Open triumphJordan Spieth targets winning The Open later this year after becoming the youngest winner of the US Open in 92 years with his success at Chambers Bay.
Jun 22, 05:08
Result: Jordan Spieth claims victory at the US Open at Chambers BayJordan Spieth wins his second major of the year by clinching the US Open at Chambers Bay after Dustin Johnson misses a birdie putt on the 18th to hand him the title.
Jun 22, 03:22
Jordan Spieth: 'I have winning formula'Jordan Spieth believes that he has the "winning formula" to win the US Open after ending the third round with a share of the lead.
Jun 21, 08:41
Rory McIlroy: 'Greens more like cauliflower'Rory McIlroy jokingly follows up Henrik Stenson's 'brocolli comment' by likening the greens at Chambers Bay to cauliflower.
Jun 21, 06:33
Jason Day: "I felt nauseous all day"Jason Day "felt nauseous all day" but still worked his way to joint-top of the leaderboard in the US Open.
Jun 21, 06:16
Jason Day rallies to earn share of lead at US OpenJason Day battles through symptoms of vertigo to earn a share of the lead at the US Open going into the final day of the competition.
Jun 21, 03:59
Patrick Reed: 'Round of 69 was disappointing'Patrick Reed describes his second-round 69 at the US Open as "disappointing" despite holding a share of the lead at Chambers Bay.
Jun 20, 11:39
Henrik Stenson: 'Chambers Bay is laughable'Henrik Stenson says that the quality of the greens at US Open course Chambers Bay is "laughable".
Jun 20, 08:56
Sergio Garcia: 'US Open deserves better greens'Sergio Garcia criticises the quality of the greens at the US Open.
Jun 20, 08:43
Justin Rose left frustrated after triple bogey ruins second roundFormer champion Justin Rose has called the seventh hole at Chambers Bay "not a good golf hole" after he scored a triple bogey in the US Open second round.
Jun 20, 05:43
Patrick Reed, Jordan Spieth sit joint-top of US Open after day twoPatrick Reed and Jordan Spieth are one shot clear at the top of the leaderboard at the end of day two at the US Open.
Jun 20, 04:18
Jordan Spieth labels par-four 18th "dumb"Jordan Spieth is angry with US Open organisers, who made the decision to make the final hole a par-four at Chambers Bay.
Jun 20, 04:03
Butch Harmon: 'Tiger Woods is a lost soul'Tiger Woods is a "lost soul", according to his former coach Butch Harmon after he watched the 39-year-old miss the cut at the US Open.
Jun 20, 03:34
Jason Day collapses with suspected vertigo at US OpenUS Open contender Jason Day collapses during his second round with suspected vertigo.
Jun 20, 03:23
Tiger Woods: 'I'll keep practising to get better'Tiger Woods says that he will work hard on his game in order to get better ahead of the British Open next month after he missed the cut at the US Open.
Jun 20, 03:13
Shane Lowry feeling "comfortable" after US Open second roundShane Lowry insists that he is "in a great position for the weekend" after a score of 69 on day two of the US Open.
Jun 20, 03:02
On this day: Rory McIlroy wins 2011 US OpenOn this day in 2011, a 22-year-old Rory McIlroy secured his first Major title by winning the US Open by eight shots at the Congressional Country Club.
Jun 19, 08:00
Gary Player: 'Rory McIlroy will win Grand Slam'Gary Player says that Rory McIlroy will win the Grand Slam.
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Both units are disruptive but the Steelers were able to muster more consistency in the trenches. Thanks to their linebackers' ability to rush the quarterback, DT Casey Hampton and company have been able to almost exclusively focus on stopping the run. Pittsburgh did just that, allowing their opponents to rush for 100-plus yards only five times all year. If the Steelers can bring Arizona's recent success on the ground to a halt, they could be poised to win their sixth Lombardi Trophy. In that scenario, the Cardinals will be forced to be one-dimensional on offense and Pittsburgh's secondary will be able to key on Fitzgerald in the passing game.
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Advantage: Pittsburgh. Arizona's defensive line has been superb of late but the Steelers still hold a slight edge up front.
Although they've been ineffective at times this year, Pittsburgh likes to employ a hard nosed approach in the running game. The Cardinals' linebackers are excellent in space but aren't known as the most physical bunch around. If the Steelers can consistently reach the second level of Arizona's defense, their lack of physicality could be exploited. Karlos Dansby and Gerald Hayes man the inside linebacker positions but there is little depth behind them. Chike Okeafor, Bertrand Berry and Travis LaBoy split time between linebacker and defensive end, but are better suited in a pass rushing role. Pittsburgh's running game will likely be the key to their game plan in order to open things up for Roethlisberger.
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Advantage: Pittsburgh. The Steelers' vaunted linebacking corps is arguably the best in the NFL.
While Troy Polamalu might be the best safety in the NFL, Arizona's secondary has evolved into an extreme ball-hawking unit. The Cardinals have forced 12 turnovers in three playoff games and the secondary has done their fair share with nine interceptions. Adrian Wilson is among the hardest hitting safeties in the league and rivals Polamalu as one of the best in the business. Antrel Rolle's transition to free safety has been fairly smooth and he's a terrific playmaker with the ball in his hands. The emergence of rookie CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie has helped transform Arizona's secondary into a fearsome unit. If DRC and Rod Hood can hold up in single coverage, Wilson and Rolle will be able roam free and continue to create big plays.
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Advantage: Push. The secondary that's able to make the biggest impact could very well dictate the winner of Super Bowl XLIII.
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Application Release Automation requires the ability to manage both the application stack and server configurations. IT Engines such as Ansible are designed to manage server configurations and the IT Stack, but do not focus on managing the application stack. Application Release Automation (ARA) solutions such as OpenMake Release Engineer are designed to coordinate the application stack across the continuous delivery pipeline, supporting database updates, version jumping, deployment version control, auditing and reporting.
Application Release Automation with easy access to Ansible Galaxy Roles
To address the management of the datacenter, Release Engineer includes integration to the Ansible Galaxy Roles. On start-up, Release Engineer loads all available Ansible Galaxy Roles into the Release Engineer database from the Ansible community site. These Galaxy Roles are defined to Release Engineer as Components with Actions. Components are assigned to an Application and are versioned. With the Galaxy Roles immediately available, it is very easy to add the installation or update of Tomcat, WebSphere or Oracle using the Ansible Galaxy Role. No extra work required. It is all done for you. The new Ansible Component is defined to your Application with all of the required.
The combined solution of both Ansible and Release Engineer provides you with a delivery solution that can support the continuous delivery pipeline by managing both the IT Stack and Application Stack. Most important to understand is that Release Engineer allows you to manage your application stack without the use of RPMs. Instead this level of information is exposed to all, and can be manipulated as needed across the life cycle from dev through prod. Critical details of the application stack are dynamically managed through a workflow editor instead of managed statically in RPMs. This is key to a more agile approach to Continuous Delivery, reducing dependencies on one-off scripts that cannot be easily tweaked.
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Rasmus hits 2 HRs, Fister wins as Astros beat Brewers 6-4
Colby Rasmus hit two home runs and a sacrifice fly to lead the Houston Astros past the Milwaukee Brewers 6-4 Saturday night.
Rasmus teed off on Milwaukee starter Wily Peralta (0-2) with a solo shot in the third and a two-run blast in the fifth that landed near the top row of the second-tier bleachers in right.
Rasmus may have found some motivation after being called for interference under the new "Chase Utley rule," resulting in a game-ending double play Friday night that halted Houston's ninth-inning rally and gave the Brewers a 6-4 win.
Tyler White kept up his torrid start for Houston with a sacrifice fly in the first and followed Rasmus in the fifth with his third home run. White is 10 for 15 (.667) so far in his rookie season.
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Win 4 Tickets To "A Tribute To Nashville"
Get those music-loving friends together and join us for a very unique opportunity as we bring a different Nashville star to our stage every weekend from March 7 – April 26. A Tribute To Nashville dinner theatre will bring audiences a little taste of what it is to live, work and play in the recording capital of the world. Buddy Greene himself has selected some of Nashville's most renowned recording artists to join with him on our stage following a gourmet three-course dinner.
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The Australian Synchrotron provides funding support for successful beamtime applicants in the form of travel funding and/or onsite accommodation. For more information about applying for Travel Funding, click here.
In the case of users from New Zealand, the travel funding process is handled by the New Zealand Synchrotron Group (NZSG). Please go to their website for further information: http://synchrotron.royalsociety.org.nz/user/funding/
All invoices from the 1st of September 2016 must be addressed to:
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- Within 8 weeks of beamtime, the User Group Spokesperson, upon incurring all expenses, completes the domestic acquittal form. (or ISAP acquittal)
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The acquittal form will assist you to determine how much of your expenses to claim. It is no longer compulsory to submit the acquittal form with the tax invoice, however doing so may speed up approval of your claim. Copies of the receipts are not required to be submitted to the AS, however they must be kept for 12 months by the user's organisation, and may be required by the AS for auditing purposes.
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He is an amazing Doctor. So sad to see him go. As he has gone now, I shall also leave the practice as will my whole family. A very honest. caring and dedicated doctor. He worked hard and was always very kind, considerate and helpful.
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I'm just a beginner but my first reaction here is How is this going to affect a forensics situation? Shouldn't we always have access to untouched/raw data? We can parse it and create whatever structure is required on demand, but if we do it immediately and trash the original data, there's no going back.Hi, Currently we identified that audit system in general can be targeted to: *Collect data from different sources *Consolidate data into a combined storage *Provide effective tools to analyze collected data *Archive collected data including signing and compression *Restore data from archives for audit purposes or analyses We need your feedback on a couple of questions: 1) Should we store structured log data for analysis, original log data, or both - To do analysis of the log data, it would be better to structure it and store it. - But structured data is not the same as the original log file that it was taken from. Do we need the original log file format for reasons of compliance or can we throw it away? - Storing both parsed and unparsed data will have significant storage impact.
2) Should we parse the data into a structure format locally or back on IPA server? - Parsing locally and passing both parsed and original log data will increase network traffic but reduce load on server 3) What is the scope of what should be included in the audit data in addition to what we will get from syslog, rsyslog, auditd, etc. Those will give us data like user access to a system, keystrokes, etc. What beyond that is needed. For example, is the following needed: Files user accessed on a system Regards, Karl _______________________________________________ Freeipa-devel mailing list Freeipa-devel redhat com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/freeipa-devel
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Definition of mosey
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1 : to hurry away
2 : to move in a leisurely or aimless manner : saunter moseyed around the general store — Eric Sevareid
Examples of mosey in a Sentence
He moseyed up to the bar.
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People have always been fascinated by speed. Man has a long history of trying to build faster trains, faster bikes, faster aircraft; while the 100m sprint and its attempt to find the 'fastest man on Earth' remains the most iconic athletics discipline on Earth. But at the forefront of all this need for speed, has always been the desire to build faster and faster cars, and there's a new contender currently in development. Having broken the speed of sound for the first time in 1997 with Thrust SSC, scientists are really upping the ante in their attempts to raise the land speed record by building the Bloodhound SSC - a car that can travel at 1000mph.
Here we will take a quick glimpse at Bloodhound, and how it is progressing. Before we run through the stories of some of the most celebrated land speed record holders of all time - many of which were driven by men who gave their life in the pursuit of more and more speed.
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|The Bloodhound SSC project is being led by Richard Noble and Andy Green, the two drivers who have held the land speed record between them since 1983. Green, an RAF pilot and the current record holder, will take the task of driving the Bloodhound when it finally makes its attempt at the 1000mph barrier.
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|Bloodhound is powered by both a jet engine and a rocket engine, and if successful in its ambition to reach 1000mph (1609km/h) will break the land speed record by a huge 33%, the largest ever amount it will have been raised in one single attempt. Mr Green will use airbrakes to slow the vehicle at 800mph (1300 km/h) before deploying disc brakes below 250mph (400km/h). He will not have an ejector seat, because ejecting at 1000mph will subject him to an immediate wind force of over 10 tons, which would not be survivable. In the event of an accident, he is better off in the car, which is protected by extremely strong steel and aluminum.
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The team running the project has announced that Bloodhound will be ready for its first test run in November 2015 in Newquay, England. The car will attempt to reach 200mph on that run and if it's successful, it will be fitted with airbrakes and winglets ahead of higher speed testing in 2016. The car's cockpit has already been unveiled, and the test firings of the car's rocket engine have been successful, as shown in the video below:
|Bloodhound SSC could usher in a new era of land speed record chasing if the project achieves its huge, ultimate ambition. But the foundations for its success have been laid by over a century of innovation in the pursuit of new speed precedents, culminating in the Thrust SSC - the first car to break the speed of sound. Let's run through a selection of the most incredible vehicles to break the land speed record over the last one hundred years, and the fascinating stories behind their development.
1. The Stanley Rocket (1906)
Top Speed - 127.66mph (205.4 km/h)
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The Stanley Rocket was the last steam powered vehicle to hold the land speed record, and the first vehicle to break the 100mph barrier. It was built by the Stanley Brothers, and achieved its record on Ormond Beach, Florida in January 1906 while driven by Fred Marriott, a daredevil racer handpicked to perform the task. It not only broke the land speed record over 1km, by reaching speeds of 121.6mph (205.4km/h) but also set records in a five mile open race and a one mile steam championship. 121.6mph may not seem like a lot now, but in 1906 when steam engines were still the power of choice, it was a hugely exciting landmark to reach.
2. Sunbeam 350HP Version II (1925)
Top Speed - 150.87mph (242.8km/h)
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The Sunbeam 350HP was one of the first internal combustion engine powered cars to break the land speed record, first setting a new mark of 146.15mph (235.22km/h) in September 1924, and then becoming the first car to break the 150mph barrier by topping speeds of 150.87mph (242.8km/h) in July 1925. The car was driven by Malcolm Campbell, a legendary racing driver who went on to establish numerous land speed records in various cars.
3. Triplex Special (1928)
Top speed - 207.552mph (334.007 km/h)
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The Triplex Special wasn't the first car to break the 200mph mark - that honor went to Henry Segrave's Sunbeam 1000hp in March 1927. However, it was the first American built vehicle to hold the land speed record since the Stanley Rocket, and raised the record by one of the smallest margins of the combustion engine era (less than 0.5mph). The car's development was funded by Jim White, a wealthy businessman who desperately wanted to claw the record back from British hands. The project's success was later marred by tragedy when driver Lee Bible lost control of the Triplex while trying to re-establish the car's record in 1929, crashing into sand dunes after colliding with a cameraman. Both Bible and the photographer were killed instantly.
4. The Golden Arrow (1929)
Top Speed: 231.45mph (372.46 km/h)
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The Triplex tragedy came about after the car lost its record to British driver Henry Segrave and his aptly named Golden Arrow. The battle between Segrave and the Triplex group marked the peak of the rivalry between British and American engineering teams, giving way to a period of dominance that saw British cars hold the record for nearly 35 years. The Golden Arrow broke new ground with its heavily streamlined exterior, which allowed Segrave to reach a top speed of 231.45mph (372.46 km/h) in March 1929, raising the Triplex's record by a significant 24mph. Segrave was present for the ill-fated attempt by the Triplex team to win the record back, and quit land speed racing shortly afterwards, only to be killed while attempting to break the water speed record a year later.
5. The Bluebird (1935)
Top Speed: 301.129mph (484.598 km/h)
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The 1935 version was the latest in a long line of Bluebirds to hold the land speed record. Malcolm Campbell (who also drove the Sunbeam HP) first drove the Bluebird into the record books in 1931, and various later versions broke the record a further four times, culminating in a 1935 run wherein the car became the first to top speeds of 300mph, topping out at 301.129mph (484.598km/h). The achievement, secured on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, USA, crowned Campbell's glittering racing career, and the record lasted for almost two years.
6. The Railton Mobil Special (1939)
Top Speed - 394.196mph (634.196km/h)
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Following the Bluebird's success, a battle developed between two more British cars, both of which broke the land speed record three times in the late 1930s. The first car was the Thunderbird, driven by George Eyston, which gained the record from the Bluebird in 1937 and extended it to 345.9mph (556km/h) in 1938. The Railton, driven by John Cobb, won the record on September 15th 1938, only to see the Thunderbird snatch it back the very next day. But the Railton team were to ultimately triumph. Setting a new record in 1939 and then extending it 8 years later when the Railton Mobil Special topped speeds of 394.196mph (634.397km/h). In doing so, it became the last combustion engine vehicle to hold the record, before the era of the jet powered car began. Like Segrave, driver John Cobb was later killed while trying to break the water speed record.
7. The Spirit of America - Sonic 1 (1965)
Top Speed - 555.485mph (893.966 km/h)
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The Spirit of America was the first of the modern jet propelled land speed record holders, built with a streamlined fuselage, three wheel chassis and turbojet engine. The car caused controversy at first, and its early records were not officially recognized, but the Sonic 1 version built over the winter of 1964-65 ran on four wheels and became the first land vehicle to break 600mph (966km/h) when its driver Craig Breedlove took it past the barrier by a tiny margin - barely 0.5mph. The record stood for five years, a long time when you consider that it had been broken five times in the two years prior to Sonic 1's run.
8. The Blue Flame (1970)
Top Speed - 630.478mph (1014.656 km/h)
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The rocket-powered Blue Flame was constructed in Milwaukee, USA by the same team that developed the world's first hydrogen peroxide rocket dragster. The engine's running time of 20 seconds at full thrust could generate 22,500 pounds of force, or the equivalent of 58,000 horsepower and the car ran on a combination of high-test peroxide and liquified natural gas. It smashed the Spirit of America's record on 23 October 1970 on the Bonneville Salt Flats, where driver Gary Gabelich drove the Blue Flame to 622.407mph, ensuring it was the first car to break the 1000km/h mark (1001.667km/h).
9. Thrust2 (1983)
Top Speed - 634.051mph (1020.406km/h)
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The Blue Flame's record stood for a remarkable 13 years, until Thrust2 became the first British holder of the land speed record since 1964. The car was designed by John Ackroyd and driven by Richard Noble, while the project's budget originally began with a measly $250.00 before capturing the imagination of numerous sponsors across Britain. It was powered by a single Rolls-Royce jet engine and broke the record amid great publicity in October 1984, with Noble powering the super car to a top speed of 633.47mph (1019.47 km/h) in the Black Rock Desert, Nevada. The golden car is now permanently displayed at the British Transport Museum in Coventry, England.
10. Thrust SSC (1997)
Top Speed - 763.035mph (1227.986km/h)
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A Penny for Faith
Caroline Lewis is down on her luck and looking for a sign things might get better.
I sat stoically on my sofa staring at the black television screen. I held an open beer in my hand by the neck, the cool body numbing my fingers and the condensation turning the pads of my fingers into wrinkled prunes. The air conditioner blew out half cooled waves of air that made my already feverish body feel ten times worse. On the coffee table, just within eyesight, sat a stack of bills, each one more than the amount of money sitting in my bank account. Beside that lopsided stack was two neatly ordered ones, the one in the middle a stack of resumes and the other on the far side a slightly higher stack of applications for jobs way below my skill set. I was desperate and failing. Life was bleak.
I took a sip of the beer—my last one, I might add— and took a deep breath. The dingy, smoke discolored walls pressed in on me, making the once roomy apartment claustrophobic. The phone on the stand next to me rang and rang and I ignored it, listening to the stern voices over my answering machine when it picked up.
"Miss Lewis, this is Stan from County Medical. We would like to discuss your outstanding
"Miss Lewis, your utilities will be disconnected in a week's time if we do not hear from you concerning your bill…"
"This message is for Miss Caroline Lewis. Lawyers will be contacted if we do not hear something from you concerning your outstanding bills with us…"
A single salty tear slipped down my cheek. I was tired. For months now I've been beating the pavement looking for work. My shoes no longer had soles I'd walked so much. I spent hours at the library using their computers trying to find work on the internet with no success. I had no one to turn to for help. I didn't know what to do. My landlord threatened to kick me out yesterday. I was running out of options. The single tear turned into a flood and I sat staring at the television screen, my fingers frozen by my beer, and cried a flood worthy of Noah's ark.
I must have fallen asleep because next thing I was aware of was the sweet, too cheerful singing of the birds and a bright streak of sunlight stabbing into my face. I sat up having tipped sideways at some point and rubbed my dry eyes. My phone rang again and I dragged myself to my feet, walking in the opposite direction to the bathroom. I didn't want to hear it. Any of it. I knew I had bills to pay and no experience to qualify me for a job to pay them with. The money in my account couldn't even keep me alive, let alone pay the growing mountain of bills on my coffee table.
I avoided looking in the mirror as I brushed my hair and teeth, dressing for another day of failure. Sure my attitude wasn't the best, but after nearly a year of searching high and low for anything that would give me a pay check, I was running low on smiles and good humor. I walked out of the bathroom and picked up the stack of resumes and applications, hoping an eviction notice wouldn't be on my door when I got home.
The streets were flooded with people going to work, hanging out, and looking for jobs. I passed store after store that I'd applied at and been turned away because I didn't have enough work experience or I wasn't quite what they were looking for at the moment. Whatever. Screw them. They weren't what I was looking for either. I had a college degree. Doesn't that qualify me for checking out movies and cosmetics? Besides, no one was looking for people to fill positions like that. They wanted pharmacists or photographers, professions I had no training in.
Wrong attitude once again, but I was desperate. Couldn't someone give me a hand? Not a handout, but a job? Something I could throw myself at and build a good life on? I didn't need a lot of money, but just enough to pay some bills, keep a roof over my head, and some food in the fridge. I wasn't lucky enough to have family and friends to turn to. I hadn't heard from my so called friends since we graduated and my family was all dead. I was on my own.
I found the building housing the location of my next interview, number three thousand or something like that. It was for a receptionist position. I could type and answer phones and I knew enough about computers to work one. I introduced myself with a smile and answered their questions as politely as I could, trying to keep the weariness and disheartened feeling out of my voice and demeanor. And I walked away empty handed.
I left, feeling the tears threatening to overcome me again. I walked away, throwing another set of resumes in a garbage can along with the applications. I was done. Screw the work force. Let them take what little I have. I'll live in the alleyways and under viaducts. I'll sleep on park benches and beg for money on street corners since I have no talents to showcase. I had nothing, and those creditors, they could take all of that that they wanted.
I went to the park and sat on one of the benches, watching children play and mothers chase them. I didn't see them, only heard their squeals of enjoyment. Times were easy then. Growing up sucked. It left you either broke and devastated, sky high, or somewhere in the middle. I just wanted to live with some relative safety. I didn't want the world.
This particular park as well-known for its wishing well. I watched a group of kids go with their mother and throw in a penny or something, their fingers clamped tight around the coin and their eyes squeezed tight as they wished. They threw them in, leaning slightly over the edge to try and see where their token landed. They left and I wandered over. I didn't have anything to throw in. I stood looking at the black water in the well's depths.
"I wish a well could solve all my problems," I mumbled.
"Have some faith," a voice responded.
I turned, startled, and came face to face with a young priest. He smiled, his skin pale. He held a brown paper bag in his hand, I assumed his lunch. I folded my arms and stepped back. The priest chuckled.
"Don't worry, I'm not going to convert you."
"Wasn't thinking that," I answered stiffly and turned back to the well.
"Then what were you thinking?"
I shrugged. "Does God really care?"
"I believe He does. Why do you ask?"
I didn't respond. I wasn't a religious person. I believed in some kind of a God, but I didn't go to church or read the Bible. I cussed regularly, had tendencies toward blasphemy, and I gave little to charity. Churches never appealed to me. I always ran the other direction when one was involved. And yet, here I stood talking to a priest.
"No reason."
He sighed a knowing sigh. "Down on your luck?"
I snorted. "In order to be down on your luck you have to have some."
"Okay, so you're feeling burdened. Do you want to talk about it?"
"No. There's thousands of people in my position. There's nothing to talk about. I just have to keep trying no matter how many blisters I get on my feet or how many paper cuts I get from the applications I fill out or how many times I get turned down. But I'm tired of trying. I'm just tired."
"I can see how tired you are," he said. "But you've got the right thoughts going." He reached into his pocket and produced a couple pennies. "Here, have a wish on me."
I glanced from the coins in his hand to his face. "You're serious? You're just going to hand me a penny and tell me to wish it all away?"
He smiled lightly. "Kind of, I guess I am. You don't seem like the religious type and I don't really have anything to tell you that you haven't already told yourself. It sounds to me like a good wish and a little faith is all you need."
"Faith? In God?"
"Yes, but also yourself. Something will come along."
"I've heard that many times, Father," I retorted.
"Then forgive me for sounding like an old record. Please, make a wish, and I'm sure something will come your way. I'll leave you alone, but if you ever just want to talk to someone, I'm available. I work at the church across the street. Feel free to stop by anytime."
"Thank you," I said, meaning it. "Thank you for not preaching at me, too."
"Sometimes preaching isn't the answer. Have a good day, miss." He bowed his head and walked away, his cassock moving about his legs in the breeze.
I gazed at the wishing well, the two pennies he pressed in my hand cool against my palm. I pinched them between my thumb and forefinger, closed my eyes, and let them drop, hoping God would help me find a little luck, a little faith, and a little stability.


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Guinevere: Princess of DarkMature
"Wake up...Guinevere...wake up..."
My eyes snapped open at the sound of the gentle whispers. For a moment I almost thought I was back in Hogwarts. Safe in Bart's arms, where no bad could ever touch me.
But no, I remained in the bedroom prison. With heavy breaths I sat up quickly and scanned to see if I was alone.
"Morning, sunshine," a low voice said, followed by a deep, cynical laugh. "I was beginning to think you werent ever waking up."
I flinched as he took a step towards me. Kade, my father had called the man. He must have been placed in charge of keeping watch on me. He stopped only when he'd come around to the side of the bed, leaning over my body and smiling down at me. My eyes strayed to his wrist, where an all too familiar mark lay. A snake twisted around a skull. The Dark Mark.
Kade laughed again, reaching out and wrapping his fingers gently around my throat. "You really are beautiful, arent you?" He murmured. "If I could have my way with you-"
He cut his words short at the sound of the doorknob, stepping back away from me just in time. I gasped a little as Voldemort strode in, bringing a wave of dark and power.
"Guinevere," he greeted. Only there was no hate or anger in his tone. Something else entirely. Something softer. "My daughter has finally come home to me."
I cannot deny that for as much as I so longed to hate Voldemort, there was a part of me inexplicably drawn to him. Perhaps it was merely because he was my father, and his same blood rushed through my veins. Or maybe there was simply something about sitting face to face with the most wicked man in all of history, who had killed and stolen and ruthlessly destroyed everything in his path. Evil, yes, but Voldemort had been brilliant in how he'd conducted it all.
"I want to go back," I told him, just barely managing to keep the composure in my voice. "I dont want to be here."
Voldemort cocked his head and gave me a long, hard stare. "But, my dear, this is your home. Everyone wants a home."
"I dont belong here," I insisted.
Voldemort let out a cruel, hollow laugh, and before I knew it he had turned away from me. Back towards the door. "Kade," he said on his way out. "See to it that my little...princess...feels welcome here. She wont be leaving for a long, long time."
With Voldemort gone, I was left alone with Kade. Mostly I stayed silent, scared to talk, to even move. He watched me all the time with those heartless gray eyes. As if he was scared that were he even to blink I might disappear from right in front of him.
We might have gone on like that for hours. I wasnt sure how long we sat there, unmoving. "Why did you join him?" I asked quietly, when I could no longer take the thickness of the atmosphere.
Kade looked away, toward the window, and then back almost immediately. "Because," he said at last. "Because there's no other choice."
"You could fight," I said. "We all could fight him, and we could win."
Kade shook his head. "You are young yet. You do not understand the immensity of his powers. How very great he has become."
I thought about asking him more of the questions rolling through my mind, but just then there came a tap at the window. I jumped, as did Kale, and the death eater was on his feet in seconds. I watched him open it, and a brown owl came tumbling in.
"What the..." Kade bent down to retrieve the letter. Roughly he tore the top off; I stared on in a frenzy as he took in the words. He might have read it three or four times before he looked up to me with a scowl.
"Well," he said, a twisted grin breaking out over his face. "It looks like your little boyfriend wants to play hero."
In my chest, my heart skipped a beat. Bart...


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Biography/ Background
I was born in Galicia, a region of Spain situated on the Atlantic coast of the Iberian Peninsula. I studied politics at the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain), and moved to Adelaide in 1996, where I completed Honours in 1998 and graduated as Doctor of Philosophy in 2008. I have been teaching politics at the University of Adelaide since 2002. I love going to the cinema and playing sports. I watch films as often as possible and I play indoor soccer every week in a team called McHever. I also like watching television. Some of my favourite programs are: Four Corners, Foreign Correspondent, SBS World News, and So You Think You Can Dance, and Have You Been Paying Attention? Some of my favourite series are: Yes Minister, Black Adder, Red Dwarf, Seinfeld, Boston Legal, American Dad, The Sopranos, The IT Crowd, Breaking Bad, True Blood, The Bridge and The Killing. The best ever tv series: The Wire. I am currently following House of Cards, Game of Thrones, Orphan Black, and The Walking Dead. I love food, wine, sport and cinema, including the Adelaide Cinemateque and the Adelaide Film Festival. Cheers!
Doctoral Thesis: "White Hegemony in the Land of Carnival:
The (Apparent) Paradox of Racism and Hybridity in Brazil".
Honours Thesis: "Africa Lost in Transit:
The Social Imaginary of Africa in Current Western Cinema".
Awards & Achievements
Teaching Interests
I have a special interest in the study and teaching of Politics, but I am interested in all fields of Social Sciences and the Humanities.
I have been teaching since 2002. I began as a tutor at the University of Adelaide but have also worked also at UniSA and Flinders University. Over the years I have taught many courses: Introduction to International Politics, Introduction to Comparative Politics, The Comparative Politics of Leadership, The State of the World, Post-Cold War International Relations, Politics, Power & Popular Culture, The Ethics of War and Peace, Citizenship and Globalisation and Global Politics at the University of Adelaide; Governance and Citizenship in Australia, Political Economy and Social Policy, Society and Culture, Studies in Family, The Individual in Society, and Social Analysis and the Human Services at the University of South Australia; and Social Policy at Flinders University.
I have also given guest lectures on topics such as: gender, racism, the media, the family, social work and NGOs, Africa on film, the ethics of war, environmental citizenship, and politics in Brazil.
This year (2017) I am teaching Citizenship and Globalisation (Semester I) and Global Politics (Semester II), and I will be co-teaching with three colleagues Europe Today (Semester II). I will also be conducting a study tour to Singapore ("Inside Singapore: History, Politics, Identity") in Term 4 (Nov 26 - Dec 9).
Research Interests
Books Environment and Citizenship. London and New York: Routledge (2015).
Book Chapters Dam-nation: The struggle over the future of the Brazilian Amazon. In Timothy Doyle and Sherilyn MacGregor (eds.), Environmental Movements around the World. ABC-CLIO (2014), Vol. I, pp. 49-75.
Environment and Citizenship: Rethinking What It Means to Be a Citizen in the 21st Century. In James Arvanitakis and Ingrid Matthews (eds.), The Citizen in the 21st Century. Inter-Disciplinary Press (2013), pp. 155-166.
Thinking critically about critical thinking in the first-year experience. [co-authored with Christine Beasley] In Heather Brook, Deane Fergie, Michael Maeorg and Dee Michell (eds.), Universities in Transition: Forefrounding Social Contexts of Knowledge in the First Year Experience. Adelaide: The University of Adelaide Press (2014), pp. 205-227.
Descubrimiento como Ideología: El Descubrimiento de Asia en el Humanismo Portugués. [Discovery as Ideology: The Discovery of Asia in Portuguese Humanism] In Colóquio Internacional: O Humanismo Latino e as Culturas do Extremo Oriente. Treviso: Fondazione Cassamarca (2006), pp. 33-53. [published in Spanish]
Journal Articles Beyond Empire: Australian cinematic identity in the twenty-first century, Studies in Australasian Cinema, Vol. 6, No. 3 (2012), pp. 239-250.
Identity and Citizenship, Social Identities, Vol.18, No. 3 (2012), pp. 373-379
Transforming first-year university Politics students into critical thinkers, ergo: The Journal of the Education Research Group of Adelaide, Vol. 2, No. 3 (2012), 41-52. [with Christine Beasley]
Race Matters in Brazil, Social Identities, Vol.17, No. 5 (2011), pp. 709-716.
White Hegemony in the (Re)Birth of Brazil, Humanities Research, Vol.27, No. 1 (2011), pp. 35-57.
A Cultura Política dos Españois: Orixes e Características.[Spanish Political Culture: Origins and Characteristics] Revista Galega de Economia [Galician Journal of Economics], Vol. 4, No. 1/2 (1995), pp. 125-134. [published in Galician]
Conference Papers Beyond Empire: Australian cinematic identity in the 21st century. Challenging Politics: Critical Voices. Emerging Scholars Conference. 10-11 June 2010. School of Political Science&International Studies. University ofQueensland, Australia. [see:www.polsil.uq.edu.au/docs/Challengin-Politics-Papers/Benito-Cao-Beyond-Empire.pdf]
Africa Lost in Transit: The Representation of Africa in European Imagination. In Actas del Congreso Africa Camina. Barcelona: LISA & Generalitat de Catalunya (2006). [published in cd-rom]
Book Reviews I have a long list of book reviews published by Social Identities, International Feminist Journal of Politics, Australian Journal of Political Science, and Forum: Centre for Citizenship, Development and Human Rights Newsletter.
Reports "Africa: Etnicidad, Política, Militarismo, Economía" [Africa: Ethnicity,Politics, Militarism, Economy].Report written in 1996, in fulfilment of the Departmental Collaboration Award. Held at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain).
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