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Esrange, Sweden (SPX) Mar 30, 2011
The TEXUS 49 sounding rocket lifted off from the Esrange Space Center near Kiruna in northern Sweden on 29 March 2011 at 06.01 CET. The German Aerospace Center (DLR) rocket, carrying four German experiments for medical and materials research, reached an altitude of 268 kilometres. The experiments were subjected to close to six minutes of microgravity during the twenty-minute long flight before the payloads were parachuted back to Earth, as scheduled.
Alloys in microgravity
The second experiment examined a nickel-tantalum alloy with ceramic particles, which were added to improve the composite's wear characteristics. The results obtained in the microgravity environment are more accurate than those obtained in a laboratory on Earth because the forces required to maintain the particles in suspension and the disruptive internal flows in the liquid metal are substantially reduced.
The researchers obtained high-precision data that is important for the development of computer simulations required for modern industrial manufacturing processes.
The TRACE+ (Transparent Alloys for Columnar Equiaxed Solidification) materials science experiment, performed by the Aachen ACCESS research centre, investigated the processes and structures involved in the solidification of metallic alloys.
This was done by analysing the behaviour of a mixture of organic substances with a solidification process similar to that of a liquid metal. The transparency of the organic alloy made it possible to observe its solidification process directly. The experiment will yield data for improving industrial casting processes.
SITI-1 investigates the human immune system in microgravity
In addition, cell cultures were carried on board TEXUS 49 to monitor the activity of all genes in the immune system using modern DNA chip technology. Scientists suspect that certain molecules in cell membranes may be responsible for disrupting the immune system in microgravity. If these suspicions are confirmed, the findings could eventually lead to new approaches for fighting diseases.
DLR commissioned Astrium Space Transportation in Bremen for the launch preparations and implementation of the TEXUS 49 mission. Kayser-Threde in Munich and DLR's Mobile Rocket Base (MObile RAketenBAsis; MORABA) in Oberpfaffenhofen also participated in the mission.
The VSB-30 two-stage launcher was a joint venture between the Brazilian aerospace organisations Centro Tecnico Aeroespacial (CTA) and Instituto de Aeronautica e Espaco (IAE), together with MORABA and the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC). This was its seventh launch from Esrange under the TEXUS programme.
The TEXUS programme
Up to two rockets are launched from Esrange each year. Following a parabolic trajectory, they can reach an altitude of up to 270 kilometres before parachuting back to Earth and being recovered by helicopter.
During the flights, experiments are performed in separate, autonomous modules within the launcher. Data is acquired using telemetry during the flight and upon recovery of the scientific payloads. The tests can be directly controlled and monitored via telecommanding and video transmissions.
The TEXUS programme offers scientists the opportunity to perform independent experiments in microgravity and prepare experiments to be conducted on the International Space Station (ISS). It stands out for the re-usability of the payload, short preparation and access times, a regular, user-friendly access to zero gravity and, in comparison to manned missions, lower safety requirements. These factors allow for relatively low-cost research.
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Little is known about Juanita Goodson except that she was dedicated to improve what she saw as the deterioration of the 1500-1700 blocks of Newfield Lane, Austin, TX after MoPac (State Highway Loop No. 1) was built in 1970s. She purchased her home at 1507 Newfield Lane in the early 1950s and was upset that the neighborhood had become "run down with sanitary problems, maintenance problems, communes, youth hostels and a lack of family neighborhood atmosphere." In the late 1970s she embarked on a letter writing campaign to both the City of Austin and the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation to try to improve the conditions in the neighborhood.
The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence written by Goodson in 1978 and 1979 to various officials with the City of Austin and the Texas State Department of Highways and Public Transportation. She was requesting that officials consider moving the MoPac on-ramp and erecting a sound barrier on the side of MoPac to help with the traffic and noise on Newfield Lane. Also included are the letters written to her in response to her letters and petitions. Responders include Carole Keeton McClellan (City of Austin Mayor), Ann Richards (Travis County Commissioner, Precinct 3), Joe S. Ternus (Urban Transportation Department) and Betty Himmelblau (Austin Councilperson).
In addition to letters about the effects of MoPac on her neighborhood there are letters written to the City of Austin Chief of Police, her councilperson Betty Himmelblau and the Urban Transportation Department about illegal parking and the garbage generated by a rental house on Newfield Lane. Supporting her complaints is a series of photographs. She also, in 1979 and 1980, wrote letters accompanied by photographs to request the repaving of Newfield Lane. Lastly, there are 2 letters written to Goodson apparently in response to correspondence she sent to The Attorney General of Texas and Gonzalo Barrientos in reference to an issue she had with a company called Trim & Swim.
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The captain, 375 eager for easting, made a fair wind of it, and guyed the booms out wing and wing.
Through our ninety degrees of easting I had but little exercise.
And yet here you are, with all the stuff of the sea in you, running down your easting for port.
At this time we began to prepare for the heavy weather of our easting, as the run across the Indian Ocean is called.
My experience in running down the easting has always been the same and I have made the trip a number of times.
That coming from the poles will appear to have easting in them, and those going towards the poles westing.
We couldn't make our easting a bit, and the old man kept saying that we should never get through the Straits.
The captain, eager for easting, made a fair wind of it and guyed the booms out wing and wing.
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Aug 15, 2007 09:14 AM|PU43X|LINK
Hi There,
I am creating a web application using VB.NET which tracks UPS orders using their XML web service.
I have followed their documentation to the best of my skills and looked all over the internet to see how I can do this.
What I currently have so far is below. However the XML returned and displayed in the UPSResponse is wrong, the returned XML says "The XML document is not well formed" for what I sent. But I have come to a loss on how to make this work.
Hope somebody can help,
Public Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Dim strPayload As String strPayload = "<?xml version='1.0'?>" strPayload += "<AccessRequest xml:lang='en-US'>" strPayload += " <AccessLicenseNumber>xxxxxx</AccessLicenseNumber>" strPayload += " <UserId>xxxxxx</UserId>" strPayload += " <Password>xxxxxx</Password>" strPayload += "</AccessRequest>" strPayload += "<?xml version=""1.0""?>" strPayload += "<TrackRequest xml:lang='en-US'>" strPayload += " <Request>" strPayload += " <TransactionReference>" strPayload += " <CustomerContext>" strPayLoad += " <InternalKey>guidlikesubstance</InternalKey>" strPayLoad += " </CustomerContext>" strPayload += " <XpciVersion>1.0</XpciVersion>" strPayload += " </TransactionReference>" strPayload += " <RequestAction>Track</RequestAction>" strPayload += " </Request>" strPayLoad += " <TrackingNumber>1Z12345E0291980793</TrackingNumber>" strPayLoad += "</TrackRequest>" PostPage("https://wwwcie.ups.com/ups.app/xml/Track", strPayload) End Sub Public Sub PostPage(ByVal url As String, ByVal payload As String) Dim result As WebResponse Try Dim req As HttpWebRequest Dim RequestStream As Stream Dim ReceiveStream As Stream Dim encode As Encoding Dim sr As StreamReader req = HttpWebRequest.Create(url) 'Create the proxy class instance Dim prxy as New WebProxy("xxxxxx:8080", true) 'Set proxy credentials for access through moog proxy server Dim myCred As New NetworkCredential("xxxxxx","xxxxxx","xx" ) prxy.Credentials = myCred 'Specify that the HttpWebRequest should use the proxy server req.Proxy = prxy req.Method = "POST" req.ContentType = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" Dim SomeBytes() As Byte Dim UrlEncoded As New StringBuilder() Dim reserved() As Char = {ChrW(63), ChrW(61), ChrW(38)} If payload <> Nothing Then Dim i As Integer = 0 Dim j As Integer While i < payload.Length j = payload.IndexOfAny(reserved, i) If j = -1 Then UrlEncoded.Append(HttpUtility.UrlEncode(payload.Substring(i, payload.Length - i))) Exit While End If UrlEncoded.Append(HttpUtility.UrlEncode(payload.Substring(i, j - i))) UrlEncoded.Append(payload.Substring(j, 1)) i = j + 1 End While SomeBytes = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(UrlEncoded.ToString()) req.ContentLength = SomeBytes.Length RequestStream = req.GetRequestStream() RequestStream.Write(SomeBytes, 0, SomeBytes.Length) RequestStream.Close() Else req.ContentLength = 0 End If result = req.GetResponse() ReceiveStream = result.GetResponseStream() encode = System.Text.Encoding.GetEncoding("utf-8") sr = New StreamReader(ReceiveStream, encode) Dim read(65536) As Char Dim count As Integer = sr.Read(read, 0, 65536) Do While count > 0 Dim str As String = New String(read, 0, count) Dim sw As StreamWriter = New StreamWriter(Server.MapPath("UPSResponse.xml")) ' Add some text to the file. sw.Write(str) sw.Close() count = sr.Read(read, 0, 65536) Loop Catch Exc As Exception Dim respErr As String = Exc.Message Response.Write("The request URI could not be found or was malformed<br>" & respErr) Finally If Not result Is Nothing Then result.Close() End If End Try Response.redirect("UPSResponse.xml") End Sub
Aug 15, 2007 10:54 AM|Diamsorn|LINK
There is an issue in how your forming your XML.
You are essentially passing 2 xml strings via your strPayload. Now I'm not sure how UPS's receiving object parses it, but my guess is that its trying to parse the string as a single XML document which if that is the case it will return the error its not well formed.
You are only allowed 1 root in a single XML document. While in yours you have 2 (<AccessRequest> and <TrackRequest>)
You are also ony allowed one PI (Processing Instruction) that defines what type of document it is (<?xml version='1.0'?>)
Your 2 documents seperate are well formed.
Aug 16, 2007 03:58 AM|PU43X|LINK
Hi There, thanks for the reply to my problem.
The error message I recieve back from UPS is as follows
<TrackResponse> − <Response> <TransactionReference/> <ResponseStatusCode>0</ResponseStatusCode> <ResponseStatusDescription>Failure</ResponseStatusDescription> − <Error> <ErrorSeverity>Hard</ErrorSeverity> <ErrorCode>10001</ErrorCode> <ErrorDescription>The XML document is not well formed</ErrorDescription> </Error> </Response> </TrackResponse>
The only problem is UPS say to send both bits of XML data together, the first is to autheticate myself as a user allowed to connect to their server, the second is the request the tracking information, so I blieve it is ok for me to send both sets of XML data togeher.
I have tried just sending each xml sets on their own and still recieve the same mesage.
I was wondering if I am passing the XML data to them in the correct format in the outputStream?
Thanks for all the help.
Aug 16, 2007 09:46 AM|Diamsorn|LINK
before you send it to them, write out your outputstream so you can see how its formated. and if you can post your XML here so we can see exactly how its being sent to them.
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Aug 16, 2007 06:08 PM|kalvagadda|LINK
can u post link where we can find ups web service documentation that tells us what xml we should post.
I am guessing the way u r sending two xml should be different as it would be difficult for them to seperate both xml.
i just want to check their documentation.
Aug 17, 2007 04:46 AM|PU43X|LINK
Hi There, thanks for all the help you are giving me, I printed out the UrlEncoded variable that I believe is being sent to UPS and got this Response
What I did was to just send the payload variable, which when printed looked more friend like:
"<?xml version='1.0'?><AccessRequest xml:lang='en-US'> <AccessLicenseNumber>xxxxxx</AccessLicenseNumber> <UserId>xxxxxx</UserId> <Password>xxxxxx</Password></AccessRequest>"
After this I tried sending this variable but this time got this error message back:
<TrackResponse> − <Response> − <TransactionReference> <XpciVersion>1.0</XpciVersion> </TransactionReference> <ResponseStatusCode>0</ResponseStatusCode> <ResponseStatusDescription>Failure</ResponseStatusDescription> − <Error> <ErrorSeverity>Hard</ErrorSeverity> <ErrorCode>250000</ErrorCode> <ErrorDescription>Missing XML declaration in the XML document</ErrorDescription> </Error> </Response> </TrackResponse>
I was like, yes, I am on to something, so I added the extra data in (the tracking info) but got the XML is not well formed correctly again.
In response to the Documentation I have checked this and it seems fine. The is a paragraph that displays an example tracker request message, this is copied to below:
Example TrackRequest Message:
<?xml version="1.0" ?><AccessRequest xml:lang='en-US'> <AccessLicenseNumber>YOURACCESSLICENSENUMBER</AccessLicenseNumber> <UserId>YOURUSERID</UserId> <Password>YOURPASSWORD</Password> </AccessRequest>
<?xml version="1.0" ?><TrackRequest> <Request> <TransactionReference> <CustomerContext> <InternalKey>guidlikesubstance</InternalKey> </CustomerContext> <XpciVersion>1.0</XpciVersion> </TransactionReference> <RequestAction>Track</RequestAction> </Request> <TrackingNumber>1Z9999999999999999</TrackingNumber> </TrackRequest>
If you would like a copy of the documentation, please let me know and Ill send it over.
Many Thanks for your continued help!
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Aug 17, 2007 10:25 AM|kalvagadda|LINK
can u send link whre i can find documentation.
Aug 17, 2007 01:32 PM|Srheal|LINK
listen, what are you trying to do. You just simply need to use a xmlreader to read the document, ask ups to send you a a copy of the xml model to see what elements are being used this should tell you how to use xpath with your xml reader. I think the problem is that you are getting way cought up in a work load that simply broken down to a simple xmlreader process. Read up on using the xmlreader information on msdn library and how to parse data from an xml document through webservices. All the code you wrote above shows no relation to any xml. Non-what-so-ever. First of All you arent even using any xpaths
look up xpaths from www.altova.com find out how to use xpaths and what they are this will show how to tree through elements with in an xml file.
Aug 17, 2007 01:39 PM|Diamsorn|LINK
His issue has nothing to do with XMLReader. He's able to read the returning XML from UPS just fine (as he posted the returning XML above.) The issue has to do with the XML that is being sent to UPS. The response he's getting back from UPS says that the XML is not valid.
So either there is indeed an issue with how the XML is being encoded >> sent to UPS >> and then decoded on thier end, or a problem with the XML itself (which has been validated as seperate documents) or there's a step that is being missed somewhere. Thus the reason for the request for UPS's documentation.
Aug 21, 2007 03:49 AM|PU43X|LINK
Hi There, following documentation is available from the below link.
You cannot get it from UPS unless you have an account with them.
Hope this helps, and thanks for the help you are giving me with this problem.
Aug 21, 2007 12:34 PM|Srheal|LINK
Ok, Great wether its on his side or the other side as you say the xmlreader reads the xml document weather its the UPS's reader or his xmlreader. The things that he should of got from what i was telling him to ask UPS company for a copy of a XML file giving the elements that he needs to use. So the general idea atleast should be explained that he is using probably wrong xml elements the reader is not reading his xml because their xmlreader is probably trying to parse different named elements. So the whole focus is This Exactly what I was explaining from the begining. re-read what I wrote it all there wether it his parsing error or theirs make no difference because it going to work the same way.
And another thing if he is tracking UPS shipments why in the world would he need to send and xml file to them.? The reason why I ask this question is they are supplying data through a webservice all he would really need to do is satisfy the web methods (Requests) with a shipment number the data from the webservice thats in the UPS xml file that being service by UPS will return the valued information So you really do not need to be sending any xml document.
Aug 21, 2007 12:53 PM|Diamsorn|LINK
Looking at the documentation you linked for us (thank you by the way) your XML looks fine. However in thier examples for sending the payload to them they are using the MSXML object for sending/receiving. Which is different than what we are working with in .NET
There is another thread where someone was needing to communicate with UPS and sending a similar payload to them. Take alook at this thread and see if this gets you any closer.
Aug 21, 2007 01:03 PM|Srheal|LINK
hey, thats very good, the link you sent that is using xpaths seems more usuable but one thing
you need to put your xpath code in brackets like so:
Dim crmyxmlnodelist As XmlNodeList = myxmldoc.SelectNodes("RatingServiceSelectionResponse/Response")
Dim crmyxmlnodelist As XmlNodeList = myxmldoc.SelectNodes([RatingServiceSelectionResponse/Response])
im not exactly sure though if you use quotes but you may also need them but I know for a fact it will need brackets play around with it and you should get it with that
i have to check the code i did to remember but i know it needs brackets
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Aug 29, 2007 05:47 AM|everydaypanos|LINK
I think I got it!
Jul 14, 2008 11:12 AM|sara55|LINK
I have few question. Please help answer these.
What is the Internalkey here?why does the url read '
https://wwwcie.ups.com/ups.app/xml/Track' instead of "
I have been getting the following error 'The XML document is well formed but the document is not valid'.
Any help appreciated. Please reply.
Jul 14, 2008 08:10 PM|farhank|LINK
The function below will generate the correct UPS traking xml. I am using it and it works. Fill out the fileds and check if this works for you. Just pass "" in refNo. Let me know incase of problems.
I am posting this to the following URL (https://www.ups.com/ups.app/xml/Track)
Public Shared Function CreateUpsTrackingXML(ByVal trackingNo As String, ByVal refNo As String) As String
Dim strBuild As New StringBuilder()
Dim accessLicenseNumber As String = "XXXXXX"
Dim upsUserId As String = "XXXXX"
Dim upsUserPass As String = "XXXX"
Dim xpciVersion As String = "1.0001"
Dim requestOption As String = "1"
strBuild.Append("<?xml version=""1.0""?>")
strBuild.Append("<AccessRequest xml:lang=""en-US"">")
strBuild.Append("<AccessLicenseNumber>" + accessLicenseNumber + "</AccessLicenseNumber>")
strBuild.Append("<UserId>" + upsUserId + "</UserId>")
strBuild.Append("<Password>" + upsUserPass + "</Password>")
strBuild.Append("<?xml version=""1.0""?>")
strBuild.Append("<TrackRequest xml:lang=""en-US"">")
strBuild.Append("<CustomerContext>Nyk Ups Tracking</CustomerContext>")
strBuild.Append("<XpciVersion>" + xpciVersion + "</XpciVersion>")
strBuild.Append("<RequestOption>" + requestOption + "</RequestOption>")
If trackingNo <> String.Empty Then
strBuild.Append("<TrackingNumber>" + trackingNo + "</TrackingNumber>")
strBuild.Append("<ReferenceNumber><Value>" + refNo + "</Value></ReferenceNumber>")
End If
Return strBuild.ToString()
End Function
Jul 16, 2008 01:27 PM|sara55|LINK
yep..that works..Thanks..
B/w have u tried serialise the Request string?


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Judge Judy Sheindlin was on Ellen today, advocating for financial independence and dissecting the general washed-ness of men and their trifling ways.
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Judge Judy's right. We should all be listening to Judge Judy. She even believes in the power of a fuck-off fund. When asked about the ongoing frustrations of watching women get taken advantage of for 20 years and counting, she said. "The only way it won't happen is if you equip yourself to be financially independent. Because once a woman gives up financial independence to a mate, it's over."
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Another Honors tradition continues this year as the plans for the annual Honors formal begin. Formal is a great way to dance away the stress of finals and take a break from studying with other hard-working Honors students before the spring semester comes to a close.
This event is a favorite for the members of the Honors Club Student Planning Board, according to Drew Mitchell, a co-chair for the event. He has attended two Honors Formals in the past, and he is excited to see how this year's event will be even more fun for everyone involved.
Hillary Asberry, the second co-chair of Honors formal, said the event is in the Kentucky Museum on Saturday, May 5 from 7-10 pm. The evening will be filled with music and dancing, light refreshments and cake. The décor is elegantly themed with a color palette of silver, purple, and black. Cost for admittance to the Honors Formal is $6 per person, or $10 per couple. Tickets will be on sale in the lobby of the Honors College as well as the lobbies of each of the Honors residence halls in the weeks to come.
All Honors students are encouraged to take part in what is sure to be one of the most enjoyable Honors events of the semester. As the school year approaches its end, there is no better way to spend your remaining time on campus than making memories that will far outlive your college years.


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Fable 2 and Mass Effect have been confirmed for Japanese release for some time now, but Microsoft at last solidified their releases a bit as part of its Xbox 360 RPG Premier 2008 press conference in Tokyo today.
Sandwiched between presentations on Tales of Vesperia and a trio of Square Enix titles, Microsoft Game Studios marketing manager Fumihiro Yamaguchi took a few minutes to introduce the two titles. Unlike the Tales of Vesperia and Infinite Undiscovery presentations, these two introductions did not have gameplay demos. Instead, Yamaguchi provide quick summaries following English-language trailers.
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