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1. Re: error connection from Primavera to ORACLE DB 10G.cruz878 May 4, 2010 1:34 PM (in response to javadavis)When you created the schema with the automated tool the following 3 default accounts are created:
To configure the alias connection in the PM client you will provide the pubuser information. To administer private database logins you need to specify privuser a the default group id of 1. If you are still having trouble I would try logging into SQL plus with the above accounts.
*Note that if you did not take the defaults when creating the database you may need to substitute the above users.


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Now that Microsoft can see the light at the end of the Vista tunnel they are starting to apply more effort to other projects and one of their big drives for 2007 is going to be Microsoft Live.
Now exactly what Microsoft Live is going to morph into isn't clear – so far the service provides Web search, mapping, e-mail, blogging and instant messaging supported by advertising. Sounds a little like Google's online services experiments doesn't it?
Perhaps in the spirit of boldly going where no Google has gone before, Microsoft has quietly launched a new front end to Microsoft Live Search called Ms. Dewey.
Ms. Dewey (the name is presumably a nod to the Dewey decimal classification system) uses a slick Flash-based user interface built from Flash videos.
The user interface has a futuristic city backdrop and is "hosted" by the site's namesake, Ms. Dewey, played by Janina Gavankar, a model and actress (apparently guest starring in upcoming episodes of "The L Word" on Showtime).
When you open the site, a Flash preloader is displayed. This is a taste of the polish to come with Ms. Dewey nudging the progress bar along with her finger. You are then shown one of a number of opening sequences. These openings all rely on the same kind of smart-alecky, cute, arch, and tiringly smug humor that is so massively overused in television and radio advertising.
Once the opening has concluded Ms. Dewey waits for you to enter something in the search bar. Should you not do so she will make arch remarks and finally "tap on the screen" and ask if anyone is there. Cute but irritating. After the tenth repeat, irritating is left in the dust and you will have to resort to loathing and possibly disgust.
When you do enter something, the code behind the user interface is clever enough to make remarks related to the content (yes, using dirty words gets a reaction).
For example, entering "dogs" got the response "they need house broken … men" the first time, "it's a girl's best friend" on the second, and "are you ready for some corn dogs?" on the third. The fourth and fifth times produced sarcastic comments such as "Somebody needs to get a hobby." The first search for "cats" didn't get a vocal response, just Ms. Dewey playing with a cat 'o nine tails!
I tried entering a nonsense word and Ms. Dewey asked me, "have you been at the pub all afternoon?" - which makes me wonder if there's some British connection to the user interface.
The results are presented in a fade-in window on the right - move your mouse to the top or bottom of the results and they scroll; clicking on a result launches the link from the result in another window.
Here's where Ms. Dewey definitely crosses the irritation threshold as her voice can still be heard "encouraging" you to enter another search.
Ms. Dewey also occasionally claims that "the more you ask, the more I will know and soon I will rule the world (mwah, ha, ha)" which implies that some kind of learning is going on.
The problem with this version of Ms. Dewey is that she won't leave you alone and keeps pushing you to do more searches, which makes no sense as people don't use search in that way.
I would hope that the next iteration will, for example, attempt to add value to the searches you've just made ("Here's more stuff that might be useful") and ask for confirmation to improve relevancy. Another improvement would be remembering your searches and offering follow-ups.
Of course, integration of contextual and general advertising can't be far behind.
The site provides absolutely no details about itself other than links for privacy (a generic standard document), legal (a weird generic and somewhat irrelevant EULA), and feedback (which just takes you to the standard Windows Live feedback page).
This experiment is interesting as it would seem to be an attempt to create a personality driven service to fit with the pop culture zeitgeist - very clever and potentially powerful for consumer markets. Imagine the host being a really well known celebrity such as Martha Stewart or Paris Hilton fronting for a retail operation.
Despite the irritating "cutesy" Ms. Dewey persona the service is interesting and quite possibly indicative of a way that Microsoft plans to engage consumers.

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WinDriver automates and simplifies the development of user-mode Linux device drivers for PCI, CardBus, ISA, PMC, PCI-X, PCI-EXPRESS, and CompactPCI as well as USB 1.1/2.0. No internal OS knowledge or kernel level programming is required. It supports kernel 2.0.31 and above, including embedded Linux, x86 and PowerPC processors, and any 32-bit development environment supporting C or Delphi. Applications are source code compatible across Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/XP Embedded/Server 2003/CE, Linux, Solaris, and VxWorks.
FileTraq is a shell script designed to be run periodically from the root crontab. Each time, it compares a list of system files with the copies that it keeps. Any changes are reported in diff or patchfile style, and dated backup copies are kept. It lets you keep an eye on intruders who might change system files, or other sysadmins who don't tell you about changes. It even helps you keep track of your own changes, along with dated backups.
libbgrab is a video4linux grabbing library to facilitate use of framegrabber cards and webcams through a few function calls. To implement constant throughput and to avoid frame loss delays, triple buffering is used through local buffer copying in a separate grabbing thread. The many demo and utility programs included can display live video to X, convert live video to ASCII, smoothly zoom live-video (using Glide), do some image processing (using MMX), and provide a stand-alone webcam image server.
httptype reads a list of http hosts and optionally the port number for each of these. It queries each host, displaying the type of HTTP server running on that host, if any. It reads the http_proxy and no_proxy environment variables to determine whether to use a proxy or not. These options may also be specified through the command line.
SigLab is a calculator designed for working on signals. You can use it to load, save, or generate signals, and do various operations on and between signals (addition, log, abs, sin, filtering, convolution, fft, correlation, etc.). Signal parts are constantly displayed. SigLab was designed to be able to handle the results of simulations or measurements. It can handle signals with millions of points, keeping in memory a small piece of each signal. To keep good performance, it caches in memory signal portions. SigLab was specifically designed for Ptolemy users. It will start at the end of a simulation and show all asked signals.


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Single mother and fishmonger Jane Osgood (Doris Day) may be in over her head when she receives a large order from the Marshall Town Country Club for lobsters. Unfortunately, she fails to deliver, as the supply arrives ruined because of a train delay. To compensate for her business loss, Jane enlists her admirer, George Denham (Jack Lemmon), to sue the railway's owner (Ernie Kovacs) in a fight that winds up longer than the train route itself.


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Katy Perry wasn't just 'waking up in Vegas' during her bachelorette weekend, she was pool partying and club-hopping with pals like Rihanna.
A white bikini-clad Katy joined RiRi at the Hard Rock Hotel pool on Saturday before the gang hit Cirque du Soleil's Ka show, which made for some rather eye-popping photo ops.
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I've gotten "Who's the father?" instead of "Congratulations" with both single pregnancies, usually in an accusatory voice and accompanied by a judgemental glare.
This time it's actually kind of fun. I don't expect the average person to understand the kind of drama and emotional roller coaster that is involved with known donors, but believe me, if any partner of mine, male or female, had been willing to go through that for me s/he would have earned the title of "father". Since I had to do it myself, my standard answer is:
"There isn't one."
Some peple let it go at that....SOME people....others launch right into their tirades:
"There is simply no excuse for such bitterness! I don't care who he is or what he did, he is STILL the father and you have no right to deprive him of HIS child just because you wanted more money or got in some silly argument because he didn't want to marry you! You're not even very pretty! I can't say I blame that man at all! Justice WILL be served and you wll NOT be allowed to get away with this blah blah blah blah blah."
I just let them rant and rave and maybe egg them on with a few, "Do you really feel that way?"s or "Why do you think that is true?"s before I come in for the kill.
"Actually, no matter what you think of me and my family, there is no father. There was a donor who received adequate compensation for his time and trouble. My older children and I are very grateful for his willingness to help us complete our family."
I LOVE the way their eyes pop out of their heads.
I can only hope that they will say "Congratulatons!" to the next 22 year old unexpectedly pregnant lady who is having to deal with lack of support, a custody battle, and the death of her romantic dreams on top of all the discomforts and insecurities of pregnancy.
I hate the Planned question because I firmly believe in not/not'ing, meaning that whenever GOD has planned for us to have another, we'll get pg (which happened!). So if people in church ask, I always say "of course! We left it open to God's plan"
mama to a sweet girl , & 4 silly boys
This isn't a pregnancy one, but right after ds was born (I was 17), I was out shopping with him and some little old lady came up to me and started telling me what a nice big sister I was for taking him shoppng with me. When I told her he was my son, she chewed me out for being too young to have a baby.
This isn't a pregnancy one, but right after ds was born (I was 17), I was out shopping with him and some little old lady came up to me and started telling me what a nice big sister I was for taking him shoppng with me. When I told her he was my son, she chewed me out for being too young to have a baby.
My favorite was from the other day. A lady asked, "You probably get a lot of pregnancy/labor horror stories now that you're pregnant, don't you?"
Thinking she was being sympathetic, I nodded and said, "Yes, I do. It's tiring sometimes."
Then she prodeces to tell me HER HORROR STORIES!
Thanks, that's exactly what I was hoping for- more uplifting, positive reinforcement.
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When Do You Take Down the Christmas Tree?
Now that Christmas is over, it's probably time to take down the tree. For most of us anyway. One percent of the population leaves the tree up all year! You know who you are.
How long is too long? Most people take down the tree by early January, and some of us ripped it down as soon as the last present was passed out.
NBC's Today Show took a poll, and found that three quarters of the population will have the tree taken down by January 6th, twelve days after Christmas. That's plenty of time to wrap up the holiday gatherings and enjoy the glow from the tree. Once the kids head back to school in January, apparently it's time to get back to the routines that don't involve a fir tree in the living room.
Seventeen percent take the tree down the day after Christmas. Done! The gifts have been passed out and those folks put away the decor as quick as they can.
Eight percent will have the tree down by Valentine's Day, and one percent will leave it up all year. That's either a whole lotta Christmas spirit, or just incredible laziness.
My kids were SO excited to put up the tree, they made me do it on November 18th. Something tells me they're in no hurry to help take it down. If I can tear them away from their new Wii games and art supplies, perhaps we'll take down the tree this weekend.
It's time to transition to the New Year's celebrations after all. There's an event Monday night at the Longview Fairgrounds. Also, Monday night will be the last night for the lights at Christmas Light Park a mile outside the Loop 323 and Hwy 155 South, on Old Noonday road. Perhaps we'll follow their lead, and have the lights down by January 1.
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Thoughts on the Colts' 23-17 win over the Bengals at Lucas Oil Stadium.
What it means: The Colts moved to 6-3 and stand alone atop the AFC South thanks to Tennessee's loss in Miami.
Turnover festival: Indianapolis scored 17 points off turnovers. Kelvin Hayden had his second pick-6 in three games. Tyjuan Hagler and Aaron Francisco also had interceptions, while Kavell Conner and Dwight Freeney forced fumbles that were recovered by Antonio Johnson and Mike Newton. Meanwhile, the offense didn't turn it over. That's an easy way to survive being outgained 341-256 in total net yards.
What I liked: A start for Jeff Linkenbach at right guard over Mike Pollak that appeared to be merit-based.
What I didn't like: Pierre Garcon's inability to secure an onsides kick late that would let the Colts' worry less. A 42-yard run by Brian Leonard on a fourth-and 1 for Cincinnati. It was his only carry of the game.
The next newcomer: Brandon James did little as the punt returner, but he did chip in with four catches for 36 yards. For those keeping track he qualifies as the team's sixth wide receiver.
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Also I heard the voice of the Lord saying, who shall I send, and who shall go for us? Then said I, here am I, send me.
Isaiah 6:8
In an old photograph, Master Sgt. Paul Poole of Cabot stands at attention in the back row as Defense Secretary Melvin Laird presents medals to dozens of Green Berets who had flown deep into North Vietnam in November 1970 in hopes of rescuing captured Americans from a POW camp called Son Tay.
Not many people have heard of Son Tay or know about Paul Poole, who died last week at the age of 67. But he was a hero, who said without hesitation, Here am I, send me, when his country needed him. He knew that desperate men counted on him to bring them home.
Even those who were alive more than 39 years ago may not remember the raid on Son Tay. For those who were born after the war, its probably ancient history.
But to people who knew Paul Poole, a modest, unassuming man who lived on Kerr Station Road, the Son Tay mission was as real and heroic as the Alamo.
He was a down-to-earth country guy, said Larry Odom, a neighbor. He loved horses and airplanes.
He didnt talk much about Vietnam, Odom continued. He just said he was lucky to make it home. Hed been in lots of firefights.
Some 500 men volunteered in the fall of 1970 to try to rescue perhaps as many as 100 POWs, although just a handful knew the details of the mission as it was planned.
Poole was one of those volunteers.
Only 100 were chosen for the mission, including the Green Berets and airmen who would fly the team into the heart of North Vietnam during a midnight raid.
U.S. intelligence flights had picked up the camp in a wooded area not far from Hanoi. The prisoners had scrawled the letter K in the dirt code for come get us. In another camp, the POWs, using their laundry, had spelled out SAR, code for search and rescue, and the number eight, which was the distance they walked to the fields where they worked.
The 56 Green Berets picked for the rescue mission headed down to Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., where a replica of the camp was built for night training for several weeks. They were briefed about their mission to Son Tay only a few hours before they took off for North Vietnam.
Special Forces Col. Arthur (Bull) Simons, who lead the raid on the camp, told his men, We are going to rescue 70 American prisoners of war, maybe more, from a camp called Son Tay. This is something American prisoners have a right to expect from their fellow soldiers. The target is 23 miles west of Hanoi.
They had 30 minutes to capture Son Tay and evacuate the POWs.
On the night of Nov. 20, they flew from Thailand in six helicopters. More than 20 other planes, including a C-130 that threw flares at the camp, accompanied them in support of the operation.
They were headed for a heavily fortified area with several North Vietnamese military camps nearby.
The helicopters arrived just after 2 a.m. One plane crash landed inside the camp. A Green Beret, using a bullhorn, shouted,
Were Americans. Keep your heads down. Were Americans. Get on the floor. Well be in your cells in a minute.
Another helicopter landed a quarter of a mile away and engaged enemy forces at the nearby barracks there.
While those Green Berets were fighting away from their main target, Pooles group, nicknamed Redwine, was to look out for North Vietnamese forces approaching Son Tay.
Instead, these Green Berets now fought their way into the camp, while the other group killed the guards at the lesser target.
Pooles group broke through a seven-foot wall and attacked the guards in their towers and around the camp. As many as 50 guards were killed.
After the firefights and the hand-to-hand combat, as the Green Berets searched for the prisoners, they realized there were no Americans at Son Tay.
Negative items, a Green Beret radioed from inside the camp.
Except for the guards, the camp was empty. The North Vietnamese had evacuated Son Tay, perhaps expecting the raid.
The raiders would return empty-handed.
But no Americans were killed, and only a couple were injured in the fighting. The raiders left 29 minutes after theyd landed.
At a White House ceremony five days after the raid, President Nixon awarded the Distinguished Service Medal to Air Force Brig. Gen. LeRoy J. Manor, who organized the rescue attempt. Col. Simons, the leader of the Son Tay raid, received the
Distinguished Cross, along with two other participants.
Three weeks after the rescue attempt, during a ceremony at Fort Bragg, N.C., where the Special Forces had their headquarters, Secretary of Defense Laird presented medals to 56 Green Berets and 40 others who took part in the raid.
Poole received a Silver Star, as did most of the Green Berets. Other medals went to Air Force officers and enlisted men who flew the raiders to Son Tay.
Nine years later, Texas businessman Ross Perot hired Col. Simons, who had retired from the military, to go into Iran and free two of Perots employees held in a Teheran jail. Simons and his crew organized a mob that stormed the jail, freeing the Americans, along with some 11,000 prisoners.
Funeral services for Paul Poole were held Tuesday. Larry Odom went to the visitation Monday night. He was one of my heroes, Odom said.
On the Son Tay Raider Association Web site honoring the men who took part in the raid, Pooles name was added over the weekend to the list of remembered warriors, flanked by two eternal flames.


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Ron's Blog- Three Peas in a Pod
Three Peas In A Pod
If you were looking for the three Democratic candidates for Governor to offer anything that sets them apart during last night's first debate among the trio….keep looking. When asked to name just ONE policy difference between them, the best any of them could offer was Clay Pell saying he wants the minimum wage raised to $10.10 immediately while opponents, Gina Raimondo and Angel Taveras, both favor the hike but they'd wait a few years. Whoa…stop the presses.
Granted, this was the first debate among the three with likely many more to follow but here's why I think it's imperative Pell and especially Taveras somehow differentiate themselves from Raimondo sooner than later.
It's a simple word….money. Raimondo has enough in her war chest to stay on TV, radio, print, direct mail, and social media in a steady blitz until primary day September 9th. Taveras and Pell don't have the scratch to do so. This is why it's critical Taveras and Pell take advantage of EVERY opportunity to tell the voters of this state where they differ from Raimondo and these debates offer that opportunity FREE of charge. All Raimondo has to do is continue her media blitz until voters are almost subconsciously numb come primary day heading towards the voting booth like the cast of The Walking Dead.
The most recent Ch 12-Pro Jo poll gave Taveras a slim lead over Raimondo but the margin of error makes it a virtual tie. This is where the money comes in. She has it, he doesn't and that makes a BIG difference. Lots of time between now and primary day? Carpe diem, Angel…carpe diem.


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Lancaster JetHawks pitcher Tommy Shirley can point to any number of reasons for his post-All-Star Break resurgence.
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"I kind of got singled out in the whole organization," said Shirley, in his first year with the JetHawks, the Houston Astros' Class A Advanced affiliate. "It's mandatory for me to go to yoga, and they have me stretch three times a day. It's actually helped a lot in my mechanics and my delivery, just to get me smoother and looser.
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He's glad for the push from the organization.
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With good peripheral numbers — Shirley strikes out 7.5 batters per nine innings and walks just 2.8 — he's hoping for a promotion to Class AA ball soon.
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St Thomas: Originally planned on taking son to Blackbeard's Castle and was informed via Trip Advisor to do Island Tour first and then be dropped off to save $$$. Glad that we did. Was assigned Denise by cab station and she was very personable and always had a smile on her face. She drove us to Blackbeard's Castle but we decided not to go there and ate lunch at a local eatery instead. Cost $25 USD per person.
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St. Lucia: Did not have any excursions planned for this island and wish that I had done more research. Hated being bombarded by people offering us "taxis" and finally said "yes" just to get away. Damien, our driver, reassured us that is cab was air conditioned. NOT! We were suppose to be going shopping but ended up seeing the poverty areas on the island. The only good part was a stop at a local rum factory where tasting was only $3pp. Cost $10 USD per person.
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Soft Reset: Confirmed: Travel at 40+ MPH, move the selector lever to "N", pull back on both paddles for 8-10 seconds, move the selector lever back to "D".
Winter Mode: Confirmed: Put car in "D", Traction control "On", Sports Mode "Off", Drive Logic at level 1.
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Hill Hold: Confirmed: While on a hill and in "S" mode, pull back and hold the "-" paddle until RPM's elevate. This will partially engage the clutch and hold you on the hill.
Warning: Again, pre-mature clutch wear. If you're not moving within 1-2 seconds of using this, you shouldn't be using it.
Emergency Acceleration Mode: Confirmed: "D" Mode "A" on some models. This is just a special mode BMW put in as a "safety feature" Basically just mat the gas. Traction control and clutch engagement will operate in such a way that the vehicle accelerates at its optimum ability for the given conditions.
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launch control: turn off traction control, put car in manual mode, sport on, smg in mode 6, hold shifter in the "-" position and hold accelerator down, rpms jump and fluctuate from 1500-2000 rpm. let go of shifter and car launches
Both are definitely cool tips though, use them both quite often - so far no issues have arisen with the clutch (80k and going strong) :thumbsup:
I say 8-10 seconds because normally people are freaking out and count too fast but you are 100% correct on both accounts.
In regards to the Uphill Assist,, or "hill hold" as you've called it.. You can easily tap the paddle again to disengage if you don't intend on moving within 1-2 seconds. It's nice for me because I have a right turn on red on my way to work and sometimes I can use it, others I have to disengage because someone will be flying down the street when I think I have an opening.
What is this... last emergency acceleration? D or A mode?
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"Processes that selectively produce industrially relevant feedstocks from renewables with concomitant release of energy can be realized for alcohols such as glycerol and ethylene glycol by means of devices such as direct alcohol fuel cells (DAFCs)." This and more about the story behind the front cover research can be found on p. 390.
Version of Record online: 4 MAR 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201390012
Beau Op de Beeck, Dr. Jan Geboers, Dr. Stijn Van de Vyver, Jonas Van Lishout, Jeroen Snelders, Dr. Wouter J. J. Huijgen, Prof. Dr. Christophe M. Courtin, Prof. Dr. Pierre A. Jacobs and Prof. Dr. Bert F. Sels
Version of Record online: 4 MAR 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201300171
Conversion of (Ligno)Cellulose Feeds to Isosorbide with Heteropoly Acids and Ru on Carbon
Vol. 6, Issue 1, 199–208, Version of Record online: 11 JAN 2013
Version of Record online: 4 MAR 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201390013
Version of Record online: 4 MAR 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201390014
Dr. Timothy Noël and Prof. Dr. Volker Hessel
Version of Record online: 9 JAN 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200913
Getting phases together: Membrane microreactors provide new opportunities for gas–liquid reactions. The advantages of this microreactor concept are a large interfacial area, a greater flexibility with regard to flow rates, and the opportunity to immobilize a catalyst on the membrane.
Dr. Tao Song and Prof. Baoquan Sun
Version of Record online: 23 JAN 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200889
Wearable power supplies: Photo-rechargeable devices integrating power conversion and energy storage functions are useful for supplying power to portable electronics. A recent report introduces a facile method to fabricate flexible dual-functional devices on a single metal wire which paves the way for wearable fabric power supplies.
Dr. Sining Yun, Mingxing Wu, Yudi Wang, Jing Shi, Xiao Lin, Prof. Anders Hagfeldt and Prof. Tingli Ma
Version of Record online: 29 JAN 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200845
Ta-based compounds show Pt-like behavior: Binary tantalum compounds as counter electrodes (CEs) in dye-sensitized solar cells (DSCs) demonstrate Pt-like electrocatalytic activity and competitive photovoltaic performance, matching the performance of DSCs with Pt CEs. The first-principle density functional theory (DFT) calculations provide a strategy for understanding the relationship between the electronic structure and the catalytic activity of CE catalysts in DSCs.
Dr. Ivana Fleischer, Dr. Reiko Jennerjahn, Dr. Daniela Cozzula, Dr. Ralf Jackstell, Prof. Dr. Robert Franke and Prof. Dr. Matthias Beller
Version of Record online: 15 JAN 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200759
Forget about CO! Carbonylations are among the most important homogeneously catalyzed reactions in the chemical industry, but typically require carbon monoxide. Instead, straightforward and efficient alkoxycarbonylations of olefins can proceed with alkyl formates in the presence of a specific palladium catalyst. Aromatic, terminal aliphatic, and internal olefins are carbonylated to give industrially important linear esters at low catalyst loadings.
Prof. Johan A. Martens, Dr. Danny Verboekend, Dr. Karine Thomas, Gina Vanbutsele, Prof. Jean-Pierre Gilson and Prof. Javier Pérez-Ramírez
Version of Record online: 15 JAN 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200888
Last site standing: A new generation of hierarchical Pt/H-ZSM-22 zeolites is designed for the efficient processing of upcoming renewable feedstocks. The enhanced accessibility of the active sites is vital for the superior activity and exceptional selectivity in the hydroisomerization of model molecules such as nonadecane and pristane.
Dr. J. Johan Verendel, Michael Nordlund and Prof. Pher G. Andersson
Version of Record online: 9 JAN 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200843
Transmission of alcohols achieved: A method for the direct transfer of the CHOH function from simple polyols to alkenes has been developed. In a dual-reactor system, successive iridium-catalyzed dehydrogenations and decarbonylations of polyols such as glycerol and sorbitol generates a low pressure of syngas, which is directly used in ex situ alkene hydroformylation.
Zackaria Nairoukh, Prof. David Avnir and Prof. Jochanan Blum
Version of Record online: 11 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200838
Terminal aromatic alkynes are converted rapidly into ketones in a regioselective manner by treatment of their microemulsions with 0.33 M mineral acid between 80 and 140 °C. Internal and aliphatic acetylenes are likewise hydrated, but require longer reaction periods. The products are easily isolated from the reaction mixtures by phase separation. Replacement of H2O by D2O leads to the formation of trideuteriomethyl ketones.
Dr. Federico Aulenta, Dr. Simona Rossetti, Dr. Stefano Amalfitano, Prof. Mauro Majone and Dr. Valter Tandoi
Version of Record online: 10 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200748
Playing your part: Conductive magnetite nanoparticles accelerate the microbial reductive dechlorination of trichloroethene (TCE), an ubiquitous and toxic subsurface contaminant. The stimulatory effect most likely results from the nanoparticles promoting the establishment of interspecies electron transfer (IET) processes between non-dechlorinating and dechlorinating microorganisms.
Dr. Yi-Feng Lin, Chien-Hua Chen, Prof. Kuo-Lun Tung, Dr. Te-Yu Wei, Prof. Shih-Yuan Lu and Dr. Kai-Shiun Chang
Version of Record online: 18 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200837
Water repulsion and CO2 attraction: We have developed a SiO2 aerogel membrane modified with CF3 functional groups. This has the potential to be used in a membrane contactor for CO2 absorption. The as-coated hydrophobic SiO2 aerogel membranes reveal excellent reusability. The hydrophobized silica aerogel membrane contactor is a promising technology for large-scale CO2 absorption during the post-combustion process in power plants.
Byung Gon Kim, Je-Nam Lee, Dong Jin Lee, Prof. Jung-Ki Park and Prof. Jang Wook Choi
Version of Record online: 1 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200801
Blend and conquer: A blended electrolyte that consists of propylene carbonate and an ionic liquid is tested for Li–O2 batteries. Both components perform complementary functions to each other to overcome the drawbacks of the other component. Such synergistic effects allow substantially improved lifetimes, the most critical parameter in Li–O2 batteries. This study confirms the importance and opportunities of the use of electrolytes in Li–O2 batteries.
Dr. Dong Wook Kim, Seong Sik Shin, Dr. Sangwook Lee, Dr. In Sun Cho, Dong Hoe Kim, Chan Woo Lee, Prof. Hyun Suk Jung and Prof. Kug Sun Hong
Version of Record online: 18 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200769
Electron collection: A high-potential material, BaSnO3, as the photoanode of a dye-sensitized solar cell (DSSC) is explored. The DSSC that is fabricated using highly crystalline BaSnO3 nanoparticles shows an overall energy conversion efficiency of 5.2 %, which is the highest performance in ternary oxide-based DSSCs. This high performance comes from rapid charge capture in the BaSnO3 nanoparticle photoelectrode.
Youngkook Kwon and Prof. Marc T. M. Koper
Version of Record online: 23 JAN 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200722
Electrocatalytic glucose hydrogenation: The hydrogenation of glucose to sorbitol or 2-deoxysorbitol in neutral media has been studied on solid metal electrodes. Three groups of catalysts can be identified from the periodic table, with regard to the main reaction products: (1) early transition metals and platinum group metals (hydrogen formation); (2) late transition metals and Al (sorbitol formation); and (3) post-transition metals, as well as Zn, and Cd (sorbitol and 2-deoxysorbitol formation).
Laura Faba, Dr. Eva Díaz and Prof. Salvador Ordóñez
Version of Record online: 29 JAN 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200710
Carbon supports improve catalytic activity: The yield of the catalytic acetone–furfural aldol condensation is improved by supporting the Mg–Zr mixed oxide on carbon nanofibers and high surface area graphites. For preparation of the catalysts, coprecipitation achieves the best conversion and selectivity towards C13 compounds (biodiesel precursor). This behavior is consistent with improved basic site distribution and increased interaction of the reactants with the carbon surface.
Dr. Bo You, Na Li, Hongying Zhu, Xiaolan Zhu and Prof. Jun Yang
Version of Record online: 18 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200709
The energy superstore: High performance supercapacitor electrodes based on MnO2–CNT–graphene oxide nanocomposites are fabricated using graphene oxide as a surfactant to directly disperse pristine carbon nanotubes. Subsequently, MnO2 nanorods have been deposited to produce a supercapacitor electrode that exhibits ideal capacitive behavior in addition to many other advantageous characterisitics.
Dr. Vahid A. Akhavan, Taylor B. Harvey, C. Jackson Stolle, Dr. David P. Ostrowski, Micah S. Glaz, Dr. Brian W. Goodfellow, Dr. Matthew G. Panthani, Dariya K. Reid, Prof. David A. Vanden Bout and Prof. Brian A. Korgel
Version of Record online: 11 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200677
Composition influences sintering and performance: The performance of selenized Cu(In,Ga)Se2 nanocrystal photovoltaics has been observed to change dramatically with different [Ga]/[In+Ga] ratios in the nanocrystals. The [Ga]/[In+Ga] concentration alters the [Cu]/[In+Ga] content in the nanocrystals, which influences sintering and film morphology (see image), leading to very significant variations in device efficiency.
Hoang K. Ly, Dr. Falk Harnisch, Dr. Siang-Fu Hong, Prof. Dr. Uwe Schröder, Prof. Dr. Peter Hildebrandt and Dr. Diego Millo
Version of Record online: 1 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200626
Speed dating for electrons: Heterogeneous electron transfer across the biofilm/electrode interface is a slow process promoted by surface-confined cytochromes that are not in direct physical contact with the electrode. Subsequent electron transfer from the surface-confined cytochromes to more remote redox centers within the biofilm is a much faster process. Herein, an approach is identified as a powerful tool for selectively probing interfacial processes of biofilms close to the electrode surface.
Dr. Jiaoxing Xu, Guofa Dong, Prof. Chuanhong Jin, Dr. Meihua Huang and Prof. Lunhui Guan
Version of Record online: 12 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200564
Double doping: S and N co-doped, few-layered graphene oxide catalysts show increased activity for the electroreduction of oxygen compared to mono-doped S and N carbon nanomaterials. The co-doped catalysts exhibit competitive catalytic activity (10 mA cm−2 kinetically limited current density at −0.25 V versus Ag/AgCl) and superior methanol tolerance and durability in comparison to the commercial Pt/C catalyst.
Flora Chambon, Dr. Franck Rataboul, Dr. Catherine Pinel, Dr. Amandine Cabiac, Dr. Emmanuelle Guillon and Dr. Nadine Essayem
Version of Record online: 20 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200880
Support for platinum: The hydrothermal treatment of cellulose under H2 in the presence of tungstated alumina-based catalysts (AlW) yields lactic acid or acetol and propylene glycol as the main products depending on the presence or absence of supported platinum.
Dr. Hironobu Hayashi, Dr. Abeda Sultana Touchy, Yuriko Kinjo, Prof. Kei Kurotobi, Yuuki Toude, Prof. Seigo Ito, Hanna Saarenpää, Prof. Nikolai V. Tkachenko, Prof. Helge Lemmetyinen and Prof. Hiroshi Imahori
Version of Record online: 11 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200869
Pushing and pulling: A push–pull porphyrin with an electron-donating and an electron-withdrawing group at opposite sites has been synthesized to evaluate the effect of the push–pull structure on optical, electrochemical, and photovoltaic properties. This system exhibited a power conversion efficiency that is higher than that of the dye without the electron-donating group.
Version of Record online: 12 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200866
An excellent electrocatalyst! The electrooxidation of ethylene glycol (EG) and glycerol (G) has been studied, in alkaline media, in passive as well as active direct ethylene glycol fuel cells and direct glycerol fuel cells containing Pd-(Ni-Zn)/C as anode electrocatalyst, that is, Pd nanoparticles supported on a Ni–Zn phase. Pd-(Ni-Zn)/C can be classified amongst the best performing Pd-based electrocatalysts ever reported for EG and G oxidation.
Dr. Ana Toledano, Dr. Luis Serrano, Dr. Alina Mariana Balu, Dr. Rafael Luque, Antonio Pineda and Dr. Jalel Labidi
Version of Record online: 12 FEB 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200755
Value-added waste: A new lignin valorization approach is proposed that involves ultrafiltration as a fractionation process to separate different molecular weight (MW) lignin fractions followed by a hydrogen-free, mild, hydrogenolytic, heterogeneously catalyzed methodology (see picture; NP=nanoparticle).
Lindy Heath, Lifan Zhu and Dr. Wim Thielemans
Version of Record online: 18 JAN 2013 | DOI: 10.1002/cssc.201200717
Chitin aerogels are prepared by the aqueous self-assembly of chitin nanowhiskers under low-power sonication, followed by solvent exchange with ethanol and drying with scCO2. The aerogels have a high modulus and only shrink by 4 % on average during the solvent exchange and scCO2 drying steps. These aerogels could be useful as thermal insulators, catalyst supports and for the construction of biomedical materials.


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Brandon Maddux joined the University of Houston Department of Athletics in July 2010 and currently serves as business manager.
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Maddux, who is a native of Waco, Texas, graduated cum laude from Trinity University in 2008, receiving his bachelor's degree in business administration-marketing with a minor in physical education.
There, he played football for the Tigers and was involved in one of the craziest plays in college football history against Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference rival Millsaps on Oct. 27, 2007.
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Maddux also served on Trinity's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
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You and You Alone (1998)
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You and You Alone was a pivotal album for Randy Travis and his new label, DreamWorks. For Travis, it was designed to solidify his status as one of ... Show synopsis You and You Alone was a pivotal album for Randy Travis and his new label, DreamWorks. For Travis, it was designed to solidify his status as one of Nashville's new elders; for DreamWorks, it would have gotten their foot in the door of the notoriously insular Nashville music establishment. While You and You Alone doesn't quite fulfill either goal, it still is a sturdy record that makes Travis' many talents abundantly clear. It lacks the focus and consistent songwriting of its predecessor, Full Circle, which was his finest record in years, but individual moments shine just as brightly as the best from that album. Furthermore, producers James Stroud and Byron Gallimore (Travis also had a hand in producing) have given the record a clean, appealing sound that accentuates Travis' strengths. There are enough fine songs and good moments -- including cameos from Alison Krauss, Melba Montgomery, and Vince Gill -- to make this a solid entry in Travis' catalog, but it doesn't have enough flair to make it the big splash DreamWorks desired. Still, the small pleasures are as important as the big ones in Travis' music, and that's what makes You and You Alone a modest success. ~ Thom Owens, Rovi
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Artwork of the week, on a trip around the commercial venues, was Michael Callaghan's AK47 - Weapon of Choice at the Damien Minton Gallery. A three-metre-high machinegun, made from 17 layers of candy-coloured plywood, this monument to murder leant nonchalantly against a wall in an exhibition called Merchants of Death. This was a tribute show to Callaghan, best known for his work with Redback Graphix, who died in May this year, at the age of 59, after a long illness.
Having been overseas when he died, I feel a bit remiss to have taken six months to give Michael Callaghan his due, but it was exhilarating to see this final artwork realised to his specifications. In one memorable image, it summed up the qualities of a life's work, presenting a political statement with dry, coruscating wit. It suggested one might be able to buy a popular machinegun in a range of fashionable colours, like a handbag or an iPad cover.
Callaghan's politics were firmly to the left, but he was no mere ideologue. A typical piece, be it a poster or a three-dimensional construction, was intended to stop viewers in their tracks. One was drawn to reflect on the deeper meaning of a work, even while laughing at its audacity.
AK47 is a museum piece, and it's to be hoped a public gallery will show an interest in the work. When so much trendy junk is acquired for public collections, it would be criminal to see the last major creation by an important artist go unnoticed.
By the time you read this, Damien Minton will be hosting another politically charged group show, commemorating the 20th anniversary of Paul Keating's Redfern Park speech, which will be read out by Gail Mabo, daughter of Eddie, between 4-6pm on Saturday. This is not only a salutary reminder of the meaning of the Mabo case, but also harks back to an era when a politician rose to the occasion at a historically significant moment. There was hardly a memorable speech during the entire Howard era, and today's leaders allow the opinion polls to dictate their every statement. It may be a famous curse to live in "interesting times", but it is just as baneful to live in uninteresting times.
Elsewhere this week I was acquainted with a development proposal that threatens to plant a gigantic mixed-use complex next door to the Watters Gallery in East Sydney. Watters, this city's oldest surviving commercial gallery, will be completely overshadowed by the new building, and parking will become even more difficult. Despite all the talk about treating the city as a series of villages, it seems the council is happy to welcome another large apartment block that will alter the look and character of the neighbourhood.
Money has always called the shots in Sydney, but not much of it is filtering into the art market. Unlike in the big cities of Europe and the US, buying art has never become a natural activity here for high-income earners who buy paintings the way we lesser mortals might buy a book.
In Australia, aside from a few notable collectors, purchasing a work of art is more akin to buying a car.
Some artists have taken this analogy seriously. At the top end of the market, Jeffrey Smart is reported to have said: "If they can buy a new Mercedes every year, they can buy one of my paintings."
These days it costs a lot for a Smart painting. The crucial difference is that a painting by a reputable artist rises in value over time while cars depreciate rapidly.
It's interesting to watch the kind of strategies being employed by dealers during these lean times. Some, such as Damien Minton, are undertaking more adventurous projects, while others are filling shows with small pictures that have a good chance of selling. The Eva Breuer Gallery, for instance, has just concluded a show of small and Picasso-influenced paintings by Victor Rubin that was filled with those ''little gems'' many seasoned buyers find irresistible.
The Hughes Gallery has big plans for next year, but coming into Christmas it is holding a solid show of medium-size paintings by Jun Chen on a slightly touristic theme. Chen's subject is Sydney, and he has approached his task with the enthusiasm of a sightseer determined to capture everything with a camera. The remarkable aspect of this project is the speed and confidence with which Chen has translated these snapshots into oil paintings.
There are six watercolours and 48 oils in the show, and Chen has applied the paint in almost sculptural fashion. He takes the standard locations, such as Bondi Beach, the Fish Markets, The Rocks and Chinatown, and creates a strange drama through the manipulation of texture. As we have seen with artists such as Nicholas Harding and British masters such as Leon Kossoff and Frank Auerbach, it requires skill and perseverance to paint in this manner. Pictures may be completed with amazing speed, but many false starts will be scraped off and end on the studio floor.
Chen is not as neurotic as Kossoff or Auerbach when it comes to reworking a painting. He has a formidable work ethic and a streak of pragmatism that is characteristically Chinese. He is not a romantic searching for the perfect painting but a labourer in the quarry of art, happy to produce works of a certain style and quality. His facility is astonishing, and this show has a consistency many artists might envy.
There are a few moments when Chen rises above the constraints of his technique to capture an effect of light, a pose or a detail that makes one pause in admiration. Yet there are also dead areas in some of these pictures that might have benefited from a more fastidious revision.
One imagines the subject is of secondary importance to an artist who has demonstrated over the years that he can turn his hand to almost any genre, whether it be landscape, portraiture, the nude or still life.
Sydney is a convenient theme, but these vigorous pictures never attempt to get beneath the skin of the place. Chen works exclusively with appearances, taking on the play of surface effects, bending and twisting them to his own ends.
John Walker, showing at the Tim Olsen Gallery, is not to be confused with John R. Walker, who recently had an impressive show of landscape paintings at Utopia Art. This John Walker is an Englishman who was formerly the head of the Victorian College of Arts in Melbourne, and now lives and works in Boston.
His journeyman habits mean Walker has friends and colleagues all over the world, and many of his peers have welcomed this return to exhibiting in Australia. He has included six large oils in this show and more than 20 small pictures, many of them painted on old bingo cards. There is a rude energy in the large paintings, which are gestural abstractions with hints of landscape. Bright bands of red, yellow and blue have been laid over these landscape traces, as if an artist associated with De Stijl had tried to translate the original image into a geometric shorthand.
It doesn't quite work, but neither does it bomb. Walker's work has always been filled with allusions to other painters, but the resemblances are rarely spelt out. In paintings such as Red, Yellow & Blue Coastal X, we are never allowed to settle, either visually or intellectually. Some would argue these paintings aren't ''resolved'', but I'd say that is a reason to like them.
Finally, at the King Street Gallery on William, Shona Wilson has an ambitious exhibition titled 2012 Plastiscenic - Future Remains, which sounds like an album by a German progressive rock band. The conceit is a futuristic scenario in which organic and synthetic forms have crossbred into a series of imaginary forms. Wilson presents the display as an archaeological exhibit, filled with cellular structures made from old strips of discarded plastic; with plants and branches moulded from coloured plastic and combined with real seeds, twigs and stems.
Everything has been crafted with Wilson's habitual skill and concern for detail. The difference this time is that she has got away from the boxes in which she previously placed her delicate constructions, and is now creating works that stand like trees in the centre of the gallery, or seem to grow out of the wall. Yet there are still many smaller pieces displayed under bell jars, and a set of modestly scaled prints.
One gets the feeling Wilson is producing souvenirs rather than sculptures.
Yet this impression is part of the fiction behind this show, which presents memories of vanished life forms in a world where the distinction between natural and unnatural has disappeared.
Hughes Gallery, until December 22
Tim Olsen Gallery, until December 16
King Street Gallery on William, until December 22


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