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5.1 This laboratory test method can be used to quickly determine extreme pressure properties of lubricating oils at selected temperatures specified for use in applications where not only high-speed vibrational or start-stop motions are present with high Hertzian point contact. This test method has found wide application in qualifying lubricating oils used in constant velocity joints of front-wheel-drive automobiles, gear-hydraulic circuit, rear axles, gears and engine components. Users of this test method should determine whether results correlate with field performance or other applications.
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1.1 This test method covers a procedure for determining extreme pressure properties of lubricating oils for hydraulics, gears, and engines under high-frequency linear-oscillation motion using the SRV test machine.
Note 1: This test method was developed and the international round robin tests were jointly performed with the DIN 51834 working group. This procedure is based on the 2005 revision of Test Method D5706 for greases and differs regarding the stroke length and the cleaning solvent.
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D5706 Test Method for Determining Extreme Pressure Properties of Lubricating Greases Using a High-Frequency, Linear-Oscillation (SRV) Test Machine
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MBA Program Reputation And Quantitative Rankings: New Information for Students, Employers, And Program Administrators
Since 1988, Business Week biennially ranks MBA programs based on qualitative ("subjective") surveys of students and employers. The Business Week ranking, and similar rankings, based on perceptions of MBA-program customers, rings the alarm that image, rather than substance, may become the raison d'etre of MBA-program evaluation and selection. We rank MBA programs using the quantitative ("objective") data collected with the 2004 Business Week survey, attempting to address these concerns about image over substance. We employ equal-weighted and principal components indexes to rank MBA programs. Our indexes fall into three categories - output, input, and output-input indexes - that rank MBA programs proximately from the interests of students, employers, and MBA program administrators, respectively.
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- Tracy, Joseph & Waldfogel, Joel, 1997. "The Best Business Schools: A Market-Based Approach," The Journal of Business, University of Chicago Press, vol. 70(1), pages 1-31, January.
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Organometallic chemistry is at the interface of diverse areas of chemical research, from the development of anticancer drugs in pharmaceuticals to its use in the next generation of flat screen TVs. Conferences in this field bring together chemists specializing in wide-ranging subject matter, and the result is a gathering full of lively discussion and mutual learning.
Innovative research in organometallic chemistry is carried out at scores of academic and industrial institutions, and national laboratories, which results in many graduate students and postdoctoral researchers with interesting discoveries to share with the community. The Gordon Research Seminar's focus on young scientists entering the field provides an excellent opportunity for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers to present their research and learn from others in the field by discussing current developments in the area.
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Homemade (vegan) dinner rolls for a warm welcome on Meatless Monday
Soup is a winter favorite for lots of cooks -- it's easy, it's cheap and it's filling on a cold day. And a little effort nets you a big pot that can last several days (or feed lots of people). But for hungry eaters who aren't satisfied by a bowl of soup, homemade dinner rolls are just the ticket. And you can't beat the way they warm the house, filling it with the smell of fresh-baked bread!
See also: Split-pea soup to help chase away winter for Meatless Monday
(Note: This recipe is for high-altitude baking. Sea-level bakers will want to adjust flour amounts accordingly.)
You will need:
3 cups flour (possibly more) 2 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 packet (2 1/4 teaspoons) active dry yeast 1 cup warm water 3 tablespoons vegan butter (we used Earth Balance brand -- and brand does matter!) 1 egg's worth of egg replacement plus water (for Bob's Red Mill, 1 tablespoon powder plus 3 tablespoons water)
1. Mix the yeast with 1/4 cup of the water, which should be very warm, but not boiling. Stir until yeast is dissolved.
Add one teaspoon of sugar and stir until sugar is dissolved. Set it aside; we'll let it activate while we get the egg replacement ready.
Combine the egg replacer with as much water as needed to make the equivalent of one egg (this will vary depending on the brand of egg replacer used).
2.In a large bowl, whisk together 1 1/2 cups flour, the rest of the sugar (one tablespoon plus two teaspoons) and the salt until thoroughly combined.
3. Melt two tablespoons of the vegan butter and add it to the flour mixture, along with the remaining 3/4 cup of water (which should also be as hot as your tap can get it).
Mix together.
By now, your yeast mixture should be ready; it should have risen and look foamy, like this.
Stir the dough until everything is mixed together.
4. Add the rest of the flour, a little at a time, stirring to incorporate.
Excellent. Cover and set aside, allowing it to rise for thirty minutes or so.
While the dough is rising, grease a pie pan.
5. Knead the dough for a little bit -- five minutes or so. If it's too sticky, add more flour.
Form the dough into balls and place in the pie pan. (It's okay if they're not all that pretty -- the rising and baking should make them look nicer.) Cover and set aside for another thirty minutes to allow them to rise.
See? Much better!
While the rolls are rising, melt the remaining tablespoon of vegan butter in a small dish and preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
6. Brush the rolls with the vegan butter.
Bake for eighteen minutes, or until the tops of the rolls are golden brown.
Serve with the soup of your choice -- we tried these with split-pea soup, and they were fantastic!
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|From: Erich Rast (erich at snafu.de)
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Hello all, After quite some time I've been looking at some old code from 3.x again and unfortunately it fails to work on 4.x particularly because some of the external collections I'm using don't seem to work. The crypto.plt package has been updated, but I've got troubles getting Oesterholt's excellent internat.plt to work and Jens Axel Søgaard's gzip.plt says it cannot find "zlib.dylib" on OS X 10.5. AFAIK, it worked previously, but when I search for "zlib.dylib" now it doesn't seem to be installed on my system any longer. (I have installed zlib using macports, but DrScheme can't find it, probably because the installation path is non-standard.) 1.) I replaced (module name mzscheme ...) with #lang scheme and it seems that reverse! is no longer available. Is there a way to require an external package with reverse! from srfi 1 in its namespace without modifying the source code? Or is it up to the package maintainer to require srfi/1? 2.) Is there a document that generally describes how to move code from 3.x to 4.x? There have been a few changes since and I can't find a central place describing them in the online docs. 3.) Does anyone know how to make the FFI find zlib on Leopard? Shouldn't it be installed on vanilla OS X 10.5.x anyway? 4.) Is there a "compatibility switch" allowing you to use older packages in 4.x? 5.) What's the difference between using #lang scheme followed by 'top-level' module source code and the old embedded (module name mzscheme ...)? I guess it's best to update the packages themselves and I will notify the package authors, but meanwhile I'd just like to get my old stuff working. Best regards, Erich
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Actor Abraham with Pittsburgh Symphony for Mozart show
In the movie "Amadeus," F. Murray Abraham won an Oscar for his vividly astute portrayal of Mozart's arch-rival Antonio Salieri — torn between admiration for Mozart's transporting music and resentment that he was not comparably blessed by God.
This week, it's the actor's turn to speak in Mozart's voice when he takes part in Pittsburgh Symphony music director Manfred Honeck's special performing version of Mozart's Requiem. The conductor adds spoken word from one of Mozart's letter's to his father, the Bible, and a contemporary poem, as well as extra music by Mozart and others, to provide a context that increases the consolation of the experience.
"What the maestro has selected is really important right now. Especially right now. There's so much beyond cynicism that's just hanging in the air, a fear ever since 9/11," Abraham says.
Honeck will conduct the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra joined by Abraham, vocal soloists and the Mendelssohn Choir at concerts Friday through Sunday at Heinz Hall.
The program is contemporary Austrian composer Herbert Willi's "ABBA-MA" (Echo of Peace), Ludwig van Beethoven's Violin Concerto featuring concertmaster Noah Bendix-Balgley and Mozart's Requiem.
Abraham is a native Pittsburgher who was born in the Hill District. Although his family moved to Texas before he was 4, they returned every summer to spend time with their many relatives who still lived here.
When he began preparing to play Salieri, he studied Mozart's music.
"Where would Salieri be without Mozart?" he asks. "I wasn't too hip to him and some of his music when I started working. I re-listened to certain passages many, many times. It didn't matter how many times. They always surprised me. This is really magic. This is really great."
In the film, Salieri sneaks a look at some Mozart manuscripts. As he reads part of the slow movement from Mozart's Concerto for Flute and Harp, we hear the music on the soundtrack and see how Salieri is transported far beyond the room in which he happens to be standing.
"I couldn't (write music like) that as my character," Abraham says. "It ate at me, but never lessened my admiration for the man. (Mozart) was a thinker, a smart man. One of the problems with the movie was its misunderstanding of him, that he was simply a conduit who went into a trance when he wrote this stuff. He was diligent. He studied."
Abraham maintains a very busy schedule, working in many media.
"I'm lucky. I'm in love with the work. I've been doing it for 50 years and still have this extraordinary passion."
In late September, Abraham completed his first episode in the Showtime television series "Homeland." He plays Dar Adul, the CIA head of black ops.
Abraham says television work "is high-pressure, very, very telescoped. I'm working with good people who know what they're doing. That makes a lot of difference."
Abraham's favorite medium remains the stage and its live audience.
"It's more than just a connection with the audience. It's a reliance on them," he says. "Their energy contributes to the performance. Some actors don't need them. I do. It's a visceral community that is almost vanishing in our society."
Music as philosophy
Bendix-Balgley is looking forward to performing Beethoven's Violin Concerto with the symphony, hoping to play it like he's never played it before.
"Personally, the second movement is one of the most gorgeous and moving pieces of writing that exists anywhere in the classical repertoire," the violinist says. "For me, it transcends beautiful music and ends up being more of a philosophical statement."
Yet, the music's simplicity poses its own challenges for the performer to get to the heart of what Beethoven is saying.
"With great music like this, you don't want to do so much that you're taking away from what's in what Beethoven's written. There's so much you can bring out in the sound colors. It's a piece you love working on," he says.
Bendix-Balgley has previously performed Fritz Kreisler's cadenza for Beethoven's concerto, but wrote his own cadenza this summer.
"I had some free time planned and decided to play around and see what I came up with, which meant interspersed with practicing I was trying things out (for the cadenzas), putting little pieces together. It was an enjoyable process," he says. "Now I'm pretty busy learning how to play the cadenza I wrote."
Mark Kanny is classical music critic for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-320-7877 or email@example.com.


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Check out this news report by Zoominuk highlighting a man in Vietnam who has constructed a prototype motorcycle of Batman's "Batpod" from the Dark Knight movie series.
The vehicle appears to be street legal (well, in Vietnam, at least), although I'm pretty sure the rotating machine gun is just for show.
The video reminded me of another video that had the Internet buzzing a few weeks ago - a group of people building a hover-bike similar to vehicles seen in the Star Wars movies (is a land-speeder that far off?)
Building vehicles based on ones seen in movies is certainly a cool geeky project - if you can make it in a movie, you can probably make a close replica in real life. Maybe these guys can start working on a warp-drive spaceship next.
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