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Samson Synth 7 Earset UHF Wireless System
Samson Synth 7 Earset UHF Wireless SystemDetails
The Samson Synth 7 Earset System includes a UR7 wireless receiver paired with a UB7 beltpack transmitter and SE10 Earset Microphone with Miniature Condenser Capsule. Setting the standard for premium UHF wireless performance, Samson's latest system features rugged all-metal construction on both the transmitter and receiver, along with advanced features and flawless operation.
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Bright LCD Display
The Samson Synth 7 Earset UHF Wireless System is designed to be used in a range of environments from low-light stages to outdoor performance venues. Thanks to its bright, full-colour LCD display, the Synth 7 Earset System is easy to monitor in any situation. The display allows you to monitor a range of parameters including transmitter battery life, RF signal strength, receiver volume level and more. The vital information on the display is made as big and bright as possible, so you can easily monitor your settings, and lock them into place to eliminate any performance interruptions.
Quick and Easy Setup
Wireless systems can sometimes prove tedious to setup with a wide range of controls and settings needed to make the wireless system operate. The Samson Synth 7 is designed to minimise any complex setup procedures by streamlining its operation. One of the ways it achieves this is with the 1-touch auto frequency spectrum analyzer. This allows you to select the best possible operating frequency in relation to the location whilst providing a full readout of the RF spectrum, providing you with an accurate image of your wireless environment. The units infrared set gives you the ability to wirelessly sync your transmitter to the receiver at the touch of a button.
Exceptional Sound Quality
The Samson Synth 7's internal circuitry and components help to achieve the immense audio quality the system delivers. The QV headset microphone features a miniature condenser capsule with exceptional feedback rejection plus a locking connector, adding to its high performance value. The miniature condenser capsule and feedback rejection helps to deliver the immense sound quality, allowing you to capture high quality vocals with ease. The microphone is also moisture-resistant which is ideal for long vocal performances as singers and vocalists tend to expel moisture from their mouth. The UB7 Beltpack Transmitter features an all-metal construction for durability as well as convenience. The UB7 Transmitter features its own LCD display that allows you to monitor the units battery life (up to 15 hours from two AA batteries) as well as display the current operating channel for convenient monitoring.
Expansive Connectivity
The Synth 7 will allow you to connect up to 20 systems simultaneously in the same location. When it comes to linking together a range of systems, the setup time can prove tedious and complex. Samson have kept this in mind while designing the Synth 7, allowing you to connect multiple systems with ease. As you introduce more systems, the Group Scan feature will streamline the setup, allowing you to monitor which channels within the group are clear enough to use.
Performance Security
Samson realise that one of the most important features of a wireless system is to remain as clear and clean as possible, minimising any interference from other RF signals. The Synth 7 features adjustable 'Squelch' control which allows you to set the threshold level of the receiver's reception sensitivity, allowing you to find the perfect balance, minimising any unwanted RF signals. The 'Tone Key' feature helps to block invading signals while your transmitter is off or out of range. The internal circuitry of the system also helps to eliminate multi-path interference for a truly clean and clear performance.
FeaturesSynth 7 Headset System
- Premium UHF wireless system
- Rugged all-metal construction on receiver and transmitter
- 1/4" audio cable, AC adapter and rackmount kit included
- Multifunctional full-colour LCD
- 100 available channels across a 24MHz band
- Up to 20 systems can be operated simultaneously (region dependent)
- Auto frequency spectrum analyzer
- IR set automatically links with transmitter
- Lock setting for uninterrupted performance
- Selectable Squelch control (Low, Mid, High)
- SE10 Earset Microphone with Miniature Condenser Capsule, moisture-resistant design and locking connector
- LCD indicates battery level and operating channel
- Offers up to 15 hours of battery life using two AA batteries
- 300' operating range
- Working Range: 300' (100m) line of sight
- Audio Frequency Response: 50 Hz - 15 kHz
- T.H.D. (Overall):
- Dynamic Range: >100 dB A-weighted
- Signal to Noise: >90 dB
- Operating Temperature: –10°C (14°F) to +60°C (+140°F)
- Tone Key Frequency: 32.768KHz
- Input Connector: Mini-XLR (P3)
- Input Impedance: 1M Ohms
- Input Gain Range: 38 dB
- RF Power: 10 mW EIRP
- Power Requirements: Two AA (LR6) alkaline batteries
- Battery Life: Up to 15 hours
- Dimensions (HxLxD): 2.4" x 0.78" x 3.5" / 62mm x 20mm x 90mm
- Weight: 5oz / 139.4g
- Microphone Element: Q8 Dynamic
- Input Gain Range: 28 dB
- RF Power: 10 mW EIRP
- Power Requirements: Two AA (LR6) alkaline batteries
- Battery Life: Up to 15 hours
- Dimensions (HxØ): 10.5" x 2.2" / 266mm x 55mm
- Weight: 11oz / 310.2g
- Audio Output Level: Unbalanced +14 dBu / Balanced +9 dBu
- Audio Output Impedance: Unbalanced 810 Ohms / Balanced 240 Ohms
- Sensitivity: -100 dBm / 30 dB sinad
- Image Rejection: >50 dB
- Operating Voltage: 15V
- Dimensions (LxWxH): 8.5" x 1.8" x 7.4" / 215mm x 45mm x 189mm
- Weight: 3.1lb / 1.4kg
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Prize for Peace
The 2013 Nobel Prize for Peace was awarded to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), a small independent agency that was based in The Hague and operated in cooperation with the United Nations. The agency was established in 1997 to implement the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), which banned the production, stockpiling, and use of chemical weapons. The activities of the OPCW were conducted by three main bodies: the Executive Council, which administered the daily activities of the OPCW; the Technical Secretariat, which was charged with verifying states' compliance with the convention; and the Conference of the States Parties, which was the highest decision-making body of the organization. In the 15 years since its founding, the OPCW had conducted some 5,000 inspections in more than 80 countries and inventoried 100% of the world's declared chemical weapons.
The Nobel Prize for Peace was announced as the OPCW was undertaking operations in Syria, where a civil war between the government troops of Pres. Bashar al-Assad and rebel forces had been raging for two years. In August 2013 an attack using the nerve gas sarin killed more than 1,000 Syrian civilians, including many children. It was generally believed that the attack had been carried out by government forces, although the Assad regime denied this. Under the threat of a retaliatory air strike by the U.S. and France, the UN passed a resolution calling on Syria to destroy its chemical weapons, and the Assad government agreed to comply. It was the first time that the OPCW had operated in a war zone, with its work made particularly difficult by the fact that some chemical weapons sites were located in areas under rebel control.
By 2013 a total of 190 countries were members of the CWC. Only Angola, Egypt, North Korea, and South Sudan had failed to take steps to join, and Israel and Myanmar (Burma) had signed the convention but not yet ratified the treaty. Syria became a member in October 2013. By 2013 the CWC covered 98% of the world's population, with more than 80% of all chemical weapons having been destroyed. The largest remaining stockpiles of chemical weapons were held by the U.S. and Russia, and the OPCW estimated that by 2013 only about 90% of the U.S. and 70% of the Russian weapons had been destroyed; both countries had missed 2012 deadlines to complete their work. The OPCW also estimated that only 51% of Libya's stockpile had been destroyed.
As had been true with a number of decisions made by the Norwegian Nobel Committee, the announcement that the OPCW would receive the 2013 prize was met with a certain skepticism. Critics noted that the number of people killed by sarin in Syria (about 1,000) was dwarfed by the 100,000 or more who had been killed by conventional weapons. Nonetheless, there was widespread agreement that in its relatively short life, the OPCW had been highly effective in its mission. The agency had brought the world closer to the goal of eliminating chemical weapons, and for this alone it was worthy of receiving the Nobel Prize for Peace.
Prize for Economics
The 2013 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to Americans Eugene F. Fama, Lars Peter Hansen, and Robert J. Shiller for their "empirical analysis of asset prices." Although their individual findings were contradictory and reflected their different views about the rationality and efficiency of markets, the results of their research and analysis led to new methods of studying the prices of financial assets, including stocks, bonds, and real estate, and the drivers that move these prices.
In the early 1960s Fama started to test the efficiency of markets and to determine whether all available information was immediately incorporated into stock prices. His theory of rational, efficient markets was the basis of his seminal 1965 paper, "Random Walks in Stock Market Prices," which showed the difficulty of predicting changes in the short run because of rapid market reactions to new information that produced a random price pattern. His analysis found that share prices reflected the impact of information immediately and that over a short time frame stock traders could not consistently make a profit after allowing for transaction costs. Fama's theory that asset prices perfectly reflected all available information—sometimes called the efficient market hypothesis—was a major influence on investment management and changed the way in which finance was viewed. His research led to the development of many new financial products, including futures contracts for hedging risks.
Hansen received the award for the development of statistical methods to test theories of asset pricing on empirical data. His method of testing whether a stock's correlation with the market could be used to predict its future return determined that other factors, including the total market value of a publicly owned company and its book value as a fraction of the market value, were more important. The average rate of return of large firms or of those with low book-to-market value tended to be low. (This was in accordance with Shiller's analysis on longer-term predictability.) In 1982 Hansen developed a generalized method of moments (GMM), which he used to analyze the properties of asset-price data. GMM was subsequently used in other areas of econometric analysis, ranging from the effect of public policy on unemployment rates to the influence of environmental regulations on productivity growth.
Shiller, who was perhaps best known for his best-selling book Irrational Exuberance (2000; 2nd ed., 2005), focused on the relative predictability of asset prices over the longer term. His empirical research showed that although efficient market theory would dictate that share-price movements reflected the revenue or dividends that a stock generated, these movements proved to be much more volatile than expected. He demonstrated that movements in stock prices were too excessive to be explained by dividend streams, and he showed that some of the apparently irrational deviations formed a pattern that could be used to predict future stock movements. Shiller used a behavioral approach to examine the role played by emotional or other psychological mechanisms in an effort to explain how mistaken expectations contributed to deviations from fundamental values. The Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, which were based on an approach developed by Shiller and fellow economists Karl Case and Allan Weiss, were used to track U.S. housing price trends and movements.
Eugene Francis Fama was born on Feb. 14, 1939, in Boston. He attended Tufts University, Medford, Mass. (B.A., 1960), and the University of Chicago (M.B.A., 1963; Ph.D., 1964), where he remained on the faculty as a professor of finance (1963–73), Theodore O. Yntema Professor of Finance (1973–84), and Theodore O. Yntema Distinguished Service Professor of Finance (1984–93). He also served as chairman of the Center for Research in Security Prices at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business.
Lars Peter Hansen was born on Oct. 26, 1952, in Champaign, Ill. He studied mathematics at Utah State University (B.S., 1974) and economics at the University of Minnesota (Ph.D., 1978). He was a professor in the Graduate School of Industrial Administration at Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh (1978–81). Thereafter he transferred to the economics department at the University of Chicago, where he served as a professor (1981–90), Homer J. Livingston Professor (1990–2010), and David Rockefeller Distinguished Service Professor (from 2010).
Robert James Shiller was born on March 29, 1946, in Detroit and received degrees in economics from the University of Michigan (B.A., 1967) and MIT (S.M., 1968; Ph.D., 1972). He was an assistant professor of economics at the University of Minnesota (1972–74) and economics professor (from 1982) at Yale University, where he also held a joint appointment as professor adjunct of law at the Yale School of Management.
Prize for Literature
The 2013 Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to Canadian author Alice Munro, cited by the Swedish Academy as a "master of the contemporary short story." Writing in English, Munro channeled her astute awareness and compassion for the subtle complexities of human nature into meticulous, finely crafted, and radiant prose. With the exception of Canadian-born American author Saul Bellow (who won the prize in 1976), Munro was the first Canadian—as well as the 13th woman—to be named the literature laureate. Identified primarily as a regional writer, Munro acknowledged the influence of notable 20th-century women writers of the American South, such as Flannery O'Connor, Katherine Anne Porter, Carson McCullers, and Eudora Welty, whose legacies "showed me that you could write about small towns, rural people, and that kind of life I knew very well." Munro's literary milieu embraced the mystery, intimacy, and tension of the ordinary lives of both men and women, rooted in the uncharted and ambivalent landscape of what affectionately came to be known as "Munro country."
Alice Ann Laidlaw was born on July 10, 1931, in Wingham, Ont. Munro described her family as living "on this collapsing enterprise of a fox and mink farm, just beyond the most disreputable part of town." Her mother, a schoolteacher, played a significant role in her life, as did her great-aunt and her grandmother. After finishing high school, Munro studied English and journalism for two years at the University of Western Ontario. At age 20, in 1951, she married her first husband, James Munro, and moved to Vancouver. She moved again in 1963 to Victoria, where the couple started a bookstore and together raised three daughters. After the demise of her first marriage, in 1972 she returned to Ontario and settled in Clinton, near her childhood home, where she lived with her second husband.
Munro had begun writing stories as a teenager, and she persevered in her attempt to establish herself as a writer, despite years of rejection from publishers and the limitations imposed on her career by the responsibilities of marriage and motherhood. Her early stories appeared in small literary periodicals and were broadcast on Canadian radio before the publication of Dance of the Happy Shades (1968), her debut collection of short stories written and rewritten over a period of 15 years. Her book received Canada's most prestigious literary prize, the Governor General's Award for fiction. Her critical reputation was further enhanced by the publication of Lives of Girls and Women (1971), conceived as a novel but developed into a series of interrelated short stories that, like much of her fiction, captured the social and cultural milieu of her native region. Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You, published in 1974, was followed by Who Do You Think You Are? (1978; U.S. title The Beggar Maid: Stories of Flo and Rose, 1979), which earned Munro a second Governor General's Award. Her publications in the 1980s included The Moons of Jupiter (1982) and The Progress of Love (1986), her third collection to receive the Governor General's Award. Friend of My Youth (1990) was followed by Open Secrets (1994) and The Love of a Good Woman (1998), which received both Canada's esteemed Giller Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award in the U.S.
In 2001 Munro published Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage, which included the short story "The Bear Came over the Mountain," adapted for the screen as the highly acclaimed Away from Her (2006), a story of the effects of Alzheimer disease, directed by Sarah Polley. Later publications included Runaway (2004), her second book to be awarded the Giller Prize, The View from Castle Rock (2006), and Too Much Happiness (2009). Also in 2009, Munro became the third recipient—and the first woman recipient—of the Man Booker International Prize, awarded biennially to a living author writing in English or available in English translation. Dear Life (2012), which Munro deemed her final collection of short stories, concluded with a suite of four semiautobiographical stories described by Munro as "the first and last—and the closest—things I have to say about my own life." For Munro, to be a writer meant to be vigilant as a practitioner and to be aligned with the marginal rather than the mainstream. She found something exceptional in the day-to-day existence of the myriad characters she infused with expectation, passion, and "the complexity of things—the things within things." Throughout her career she pursued her distinct artistic vision with integrity, clarity, and precision.
Prize for Chemistry
The recipients of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for 2013 were Martin Karplus of Harvard University and the University of Strasbourg, France, Michael Levitt of Stanford University, and Arieh Warshel of the University of Southern California (USC). The award was "for the development of multiscale models for complex chemical systems." Their contributions dealt with the deep problem of modeling how a chemical reaction proceeds, from the initial reactants through some process to the final products.
Karplus was born on March 15, 1930, in Vienna. He received a B.A. (1951) from Harvard and a Ph.D. in chemistry (1953) from Caltech under twice-honoured Nobel laureate Linus Pauling. Karplus spent two years at the University of Oxford before joining (1955) the faculty at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and then serving (1960–65) as a professor at Columbia University, New York City. He moved to Harvard in 1966.
Levitt was born on May 9, 1947, in Pretoria, S.Af. He received a B.S. in physics (1967) from King's College, London, and earned a Ph.D (1971) from the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology and the University of Cambridge. He worked at the Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel (1972–74), and the MRC Laboratory (1974–79). He returned to the Weizmann Institute (1979–87), eventually becoming a full professor. In 1987 he became a professor of structural biology at Stanford. From 2001 he edited the Journal of Molecular Biology.
Warshel was born on Nov. 20, 1940, at Kibbutz Sde-Nahum, Palestine (later Israel). He received a B.S. in chemistry (1966) from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, and a Ph.D. (1969) from the Weizmann Institute. He was a research fellow at Harvard (1970–72) before returning to the Weizmann Institute (1972–78). Warshel joined the faculty at USC in 1976.
Karplus, Levitt, and Warshel found a method for computing the behaviour of a complex molecule or a combination of molecules in a manner detailed enough to represent the chemical processes at work accurately yet efficient enough to perform the calculation. This had been a major challenge because some key aspects of these reactions required the complexity of quantum mechanics to represent them accurately, but a full quantum description of the entire reacting system would be far too difficult, even with the largest, most modern computers. These researchers recognized that only certain parts of the molecular system, typically a relatively small part, required a quantum mechanical description. In contrast, the rest of the reacting species could be described by classical mechanics, which allows programs much simpler and faster than those of the full quantum approach. In effect, one says, "I will describe the key parts of the reacting system with the most accurate method but the other parts with the most computationally efficient method that is still accurate enough to make predictions that experiments show are correct." This approach came to be known as a "multiscale method."
The approach began when Warshel first worked with Karplus at Harvard. In 1972 they studied a long planar hydrocarbon, six carbons in a zigzag chain with a six-carbon ring at each end. The electrons of this molecule are of two kinds: those that bind the carbon atoms (and their attached hydrogens) directly, called sigma electrons, and those that lie above and below the plane of the chain, called pi electrons. Warshel and Karplus showed that the pi electrons could (and should) be described by quantum mechanics and all the other electrons and nuclei of the carbons and hydrogens could be adequately treated classically. This was the first quantum-classical "multiscale" treatment. The term multiscale came to encompass other computational methods that combine two or more different ways to carry out calculations, typically one where detail is important and others where cruder but more efficient methods suffice.
The next step came with the work of Warshel and Levitt, who in 1976 generalized the previous work, showing how to divide all the electrons of a many-electron system into those best described by quantum mechanics and those best described by classical mechanics. They carried this out with the enzyme lysozyme.
Computer simulation of complex molecules and aggregates of atoms became a powerful tool that was integrated into many aspects of chemistry and built a bridge between theory and experiment. Karplus, Levitt, and Warshel's methods, together with subsequent related techniques, made it possible to infer and predict structures and reaction pathways.
Prize for Physics
The 2013 Nobel Prize for Physics was shared by British physicist Peter Higgs of the University of Edinburgh and Belgian physicist François Englert of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Free University of Brussels; ULB). In 1964 in separate papers, they had postulated the theory that an invisible field pervades the universe and gives mass to elementary particles, a notion that over the years resulted in a search for a so-called God particle.
Peter Ware Higgs was born on May 29, 1929, in Newcastle upon Tyne, Eng. He earned a bachelor's (1950), a master's (1951), and a Ph.D. (1954) from King's College, London. He held a research fellowship (1955–56) at the University of Edinburgh and then a research fellowship (1956–57) and a lectureship (1958–60) at University College London. He returned (1960) to Edinburgh as a lecturer in mathematical physics. Higgs became a professor there in 1980 and retired in 1996.
François Englert was born on Nov. 6, 1932, in Etterbeek, Belg. He earned degrees in electromechanical engineering (1955) and physics (1956) and a Ph.D. in physics (1959) from ULB. At Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., he served as a research associate (1959–60) and an assistant professor (1960–61). In 1961 Englert returned to ULB, where he became (1964) a professor. He was also a visiting professor at Tel Aviv University from 1984 and at Chapman University, Orange, Calif., from 2011.
In the 1960s physicists began to devise a theory that would describe two of nature's four forces, electromagnetism and the weak nuclear force, which governs radioactive decay. (The other two forces are the strong nuclear force, which binds subatomic particles together, and gravity.) This electroweak theory, however, did not explain why the carrier particle of electromagnetism, the photon, has no mass while the carrier particles of the weak force, the two W particles and one Z particle, are heavy. The explanation was supplied independently by Englert (working with Belgian physicist Robert Brout, whom he met at Cornell) and Higgs in 1964. Particles like the W and Z acquired mass through interaction with a field that pervaded the universe. This field, which later came to be called the Higgs field, had as its carrier particle a heavy boson that also came to bear Higgs's name. Electroweak theory was a success, and a key piece of experimental evidence came in 1983 when the W and Z particles were discovered (for which Italian physicist Carlo Rubbia and Dutch engineer Simon van der Meer won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1984). However, one piece was missing; the predicted Higgs boson had not been observed.
In 1984 CERN, the European organization dedicated to the study of particle physics (and which had discovered the W and Z particles), began planning construction of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) underneath the border between France and Switzerland. The LHC was designed to be the world's most powerful particle accelerator and to have sufficient energy to produce the Higgs boson. Test operations began in 2008. CERN scientists in 2012 announced (with both Higgs and Englert in attendance) that they had discovered a signal that was likely from the Higgs boson. In March 2013 CERN confirmed that the Higgs had been definitively discovered.
The choice of Englert to share the prize with Higgs (Brout had died in 2011, and awards were not conferred posthumously) was somewhat controversial. The field had also been independently theorized in 1964 by American physicists Gerald Guralnik and Carl Hagen and British physicist Tom Kibble. All six physicists had shared the prestigious J.J. Sakurai Prize of the American Physical Society in 2010. The physics Nobel was traditionally awarded to three people; however, this was not a requirement stipulated in Alfred Nobel's will, which provided for the endowment of the prize. Some felt that the exclusion of Guralnik, Hagen, and Kibble, in addition to the work of CERN and the team of thousands of physicists worldwide who had built the experiments that discovered the Higgs boson, showed that the three-person Nobel was something of an anachronism that was being superseded by the increasingly collaborative nature of modern science.
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The 2013 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine was awarded to American biochemists and cell biologists James E. Rothman and Randy W. Schekman and German-American neuroscientist Thomas C. Südhof for their discoveries of the molecular components and mechanisms of vesicle trafficking, a fundamental component of cell function. Vesicles, which are bubblelike structures, play a major role in transporting large molecules such as proteins across membranes within cells that they otherwise cannot pass through. Vesicle trafficking operates through a highly coordinated process that involves vesicle budding (formation) and membrane fusion. The latter allows vesicles to deliver their cargo to specific locations. The work of Rothman, Schekman, and Südhof shed light on the genetic basis of vesicle trafficking, on the machinery involved in budding and fusion, and on the consequences of vesicle transport system malfunctions, which underlie conditions such as Alzheimer disease, autism, and schizophrenia. Südhof had previously shared the Kavli Prize in Neuroscience (2010) with Rothman and was a recipient of the Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award (2013), a prize earlier shared (2002) by Rothman and Schekman.
Rothman, who began studying vesicles in the late 1970s, was best known for his cell-free studies, in which he investigated vesicle transport in an in vitro environment. In 1984, using a cell-free system, he successfully reconstituted vesicle budding and fusion as it occurs between compartments of the Golgi apparatus, an organelle involved in protein transport, modification, and packaging. In 1993 he discovered that a SNARE protein complex was critical for vesicle membrane fusion. He also found that a protein known as SNAP forms a major component of the SNARE complex and has important functions in vesicle membrane trafficking. In later studies Rothman explored the biophysics of vesicle fusion and used superresolution to study the Golgi apparatus.
Schekman's genetic screening studies of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae led to his discovery of proteins that regulate membrane fusion and are encoded by so-called SEC genes. His work crossed paths with Rothman's discoveries when he found that the protein encoded by SEC1 interacts with SNAP and thereby plays a role in membrane trafficking. Schekman helped characterize the function of proteins encoded by more than 20 genes that he and colleagues discovered are involved in vesicle activities. He investigated vesicle trafficking in the endoplasmic reticulum, an organelle with important functions in the biosynthesis, processing, and transport of proteins and lipids.
Südhof's research focused primarily on presynaptic neurons, which release neurotransmitters that then move across the synapse (or neuronal junction) to a postsynaptic neuron. The movement of neurotransmitters across synapses underlies nervous system activity, dictating everything from muscle movement to the regulation of appetite and cognition. Presynaptic vesicles are responsible for delivering neurotransmitters to the synapse, but they must fuse with the neuronal membrane in order for the process to be successful. Synaptic vesicle fusion, Südhof discovered, depends on specific protein interactions, such as the interaction of Munc18-1 with SNARE proteins. The latter are within the same protein family that Rothman found was important for membrane fusion. Südhof also found that synaptic vesicle proteins known as synaptotagmins are involved in calcium-stimulated vesicle fusion and that certain presynaptic neurexin proteins associate with postsynaptic neuroligin proteins to create a physical bridge between neurons at a synapse.
James E. Rothman was born on Nov. 3, 1950, in Haverhill, Mass. He earned a bachelor's degree (1971) in physics from Yale University and a Ph.D. (1976) in biological chemistry from Harvard University. Rothman joined (1978) the biochemistry faculty at Stanford University prior to holding positions at Princeton University (1988–91) and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City (1991–2004). He also served (2003–04) at Columbia University, New York City, and later (2008) moved to Yale.
Randy W. Schekman was born on Dec. 30, 1948, in St. Paul, Minn. He earned a bachelor's degree in molecular biology at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Ph.D. (1974) in biochemistry at Stanford University. He was an assistant professor and later a professor in the molecular and cell biology department at the University of California, Berkeley.
Thomas C. Südhof was born on Dec. 22, 1955, in Göttingen, W.Ger. In 1982 he received both an M.D. from the University of Göttingen and a Ph.D. in neurochemistry from the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Göttingen. Following postdoctoral studies at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Südhof became an investigator there. He later (2008) moved his laboratory to Stanford University.


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How to make sulfuric acid
Q. I heard that you can make hydrochloric acid out by mixing sulfuric acid and sodium chloride. So instead of asking how to make muriatic acid I was wondering how to make sulfuric acid. I really need to know because I'm trying to do a school project and really need to get a hold of some.Joshua B [last name deleted for privacy by Editor]
student - Rincon, Georgia
A. You don't [have to] make either sulfuric acid or hydrochloric acid, Joshua, you [can] buy them. If you are doing a school project, the acid should be obtained from the chemistry department because you should not be doing school science projects involving hazardous materials except when the school is taking responsibility for training, stewardship, and proper disposal. Good luck with the project!
Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
Pine Beach, New Jersey
A. I do not know how to make sulfuric acid, but I do know how to make hydrochloric acid. You first do some electrolysis of brine to capture the hydrogen and chlorine gas given off. Then you combust the gases together to form hydrogen chloride, which you bubble through water. The resulting liquid is hydrochloric acid. Hope this helps you!
P.S. - What do you really want to use it for? AP?
- Bakersfield, California
|January 14, 2008
A. A solid mixture of Sodium chloride and sodium bisulfate in a test tube will produce HCl gas when heated. Water readily absorbs hydrogen chloride gas, so by running this gas in the proximity of water, hydrochloric acid is produced.
- Grand Ledge, Michigan
August 1, 2009
A. Mixing chlorine and hydrogen gas to get hydrochloric acid could be a dangerous reaction, it would be better to mix sodium bisulfate and sodium chloride and heating to get sulfuric acid, then to make hydrochloric acid add salt to it and distill the gas directly into water.James Thompson
- San Diego, California
October 31, 2009
A. I think you can make sulfuric acid by burning sulfur to produce sulfur dioxide, then bubbling the sulfur dioxide through water ... it worked for me :DAlex C [last name deleted for privacy by Editor]
- London, England, U.K.
November 23, 2009
A. hello the way to make sulfuric acid is to burn sulfur
manufacturer - menomonee falls, Wisconsin
November 13, 2010
A. if you want to make sulphuric acid,
first make a solution of copper sulphate.
then put it in a test tube.
take a carbon rod and attach a wire to it.
take a piece of copper wire and attach a wire to it.
then submerge both the copper wire and carbon rod in the solution in the test tube.
hook the carbon rod wire to the negative terminal of a 9v battery.
hook the copper wire's wire to the positive terminal of the battery.
take care that they both don't touch each other.
due to electrolysis the copper sulphate solution will separate into copper and a dilute solution of sulphuric acid
- new delhi, delhi, india
November 19, 2010
Q. We want to make diluted sulfuric acid 50%. How do we make it in bulk quantity?Abdul Sami Memon
Employee - Matyari, Sindh, Pakistan
|November 2010
A. Hi, Matyari.
Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
Pine Beach, New Jersey
February 1, 2011
A. That statement that you can't find the answer to mass produce anything or specifically Sulphuric Acid is simply not true. Maybe in this forum there isn't an accurate answer but if you keep searching and follow all promising links you will find the answer. I find the DIY network to be a valuable source of any and all kinds of solutions to difficult procedures such as Making Sulphuric Acid.Michael Anderson
- Eugene Oregon USA
February 1, 2011
i. Thanks, Michael. 3 procedures were offered for making sulphuric acid above; I still believe you won't find plans on the internet for building a manufacturing plant to produce 50% sulfuric acid in bulk but if you have a specific link, please offer it. Thanks again.
Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
Pine Beach, New Jersey
A. Too easy, mix 5 small spoons of sodium hydrogen sulfate and table salt in a test tube, cap it with a rubber stopper and right angle pipe assembly
Heat this mixture over the Bunsen burner for about 20 minutes with the right angle pipe in about 5 inches of water when this is done you will have about 5 inches of about level 8 hydrogen chloride
- Langley, British Columbia, Canada
Ed. note: Josh may be right that this is "too easy" for experienced chemists; but please don't misread this to think that there are few or no serious hazards if the inexperienced start mixing/making hazardous chemicals :-(
April 16, 2012
A. Read Jules Verne's "The Mysterious Island" [link is to product info at Amazon], Chapter 2 or 3 (I think) gives you instructions. Also an alternate method discussed there.Patrick Maxwell
- Midland, Michigan, USA
May 10, 2012
Q. Can I dilute 0.5m Sulphuric Acid and make 0.25m Sulphuric Acid?
If I can what do I need to do?
- Kent UK
A. Hi, Martyn. I'm not a chemist, but it seems to me that if a liter of solution has 1/2 mole of sulphuric acid in it, and you add that liter to a liter of de-ionized water, you will have two liters of .25m solution. Add the acid to the de-ionized water slowly, and allow to cool if it starts getting hot.
"Do as you oughta, add acid to water" -- spoken with a Kennedy accent.
Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
Pine Beach, New Jersey
A. If you add sulfuric acid to water you will get a big reaction and alot of heat. So be very careful.Ronny Oliver
retired - Lewisville, Texas, U.S.A.
November 12, 2012
Q. I need experimental data to produce sulfuric acid.S Amini
- Iran
A. Hi Amini.
That's quite vague. Can you try to cast your question in terms of the responses that have already been posted?
Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
Pine Beach, New Jersey
August 29, 2013
Q. Can't you make sulfuric acid by mixing water, and sulfur?R. Kimberly
- Port ST. Lucie, Florida, U.S.A.
August 30, 2013
A. Hi R. Sorry, no.
Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
Pine Beach, New Jersey
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This may be a really stupid question but does anyone know how to tell which virtual console / screen is currently being displayed on screen by a script. I'm writing a cron script to do some things when it detects a network connection but some of the things (like running evolution) depend on the DISPLAY being set. i'm currently just using "who" and awking for my username and the console, but it would be nice to know which display is actually active, since i sometimes log in on more than one.
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A fire that destroyed the Clay County Highway Department building in Barnesville Tuesday afternoon caused at least $3 million in damage.
Assistant Clay County Engineer Nathan Gannon said two road graders worth about $200,000 each were lost, including one that was purchased last week.
Three plow trucks and a payloader were also destroyed inside the 50-foot-by-100-foot building. The building and all its contents were considered a total loss.
Investigators were still working on Wednesday to determine the cause, said Clay County Sheriff Bill Bergquist.
Wentz said Becker County has loaned an extra plow truck to Clay County, which was picked up on Tuesday.
Cass County in North Dakota also loaned out spare plows that Clay County crews will use to keep the roads clear, Gannon said.
He added that other counties and some businesses have also offered extra help if Clay County needs it.
For its part, Becker County is ready to handle the stormy weather, Wentz said.
"We're all ready to go," he said. "The salt and sand piles are all ready to go at the out-shops."
The county now operates highway shops in Lake Park and recently opened a new one in Osage, equipped with three plow trucks -- allowing it to close shops in Wolf Lake and Ponsford.
The county also keeps a plow truck at the tribal transportation building in White Earth village. A county employee who lives nearby mans that plow, Wentz said.
The county doesn't have the budget to provide 24-hour snow plowing.
"We generally get out there early in the morning before traffic gets on them too much," Wentz said. "We put in our 10-12 hours, then let it go -- we don't have the manpower to stay out all night -- we get at it again in the morning."
If conditions deteriorate to the point where "we don't have visibility, we will pull them off" the roads, Wentz said.
"We'll try to be out there as much as we can this weekend," Wentz said. "But we're urging people to only drive if you have to, and take caution out there."


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Overall Very Pleased with this deck once I finally got it installed. Installed in a 2011 Suburban. Had to make a minor modification to the body behind the deck for it to fit. GMOS-100 adapter works perfectly and was pretty straightforward. Had to call tech support a couple times but they got everything resolved and working good for me. Rear DVD screen works and transferred factory XM to the SiriusXM no problem to be able to control through the deck rather than the driver information center. ipod/iphone adaptor works great and the overall way the deck works is amazing. I did alot of research between Kenwood and Pioneer and JVC and very glad I went the JVC Arsenal.
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When Los Angeles artist Victor Raphael was a boy, he gazed at the biblical murals at Wilshire Boulevard Temple and pondered the divine. His cosmic musings, in the age of Apollo and Sputnik, led him to dream of becoming an astronaut. But when the need for eyeglasses made that dream impossible, he invented another way to visit the stars.
Raphael, now 49, set up his Polaroid camera in front of the TV, snapped pictures from NASA programs and embellished them with luminous paint and metallic leaf. The stunning series of novas and comets and eclipses, now on display at the Frederick R. Weisman Museum at Pepperdine University, reflects his Jewish awe of the infinite.
The pieces have names like "Double Moon Rise," "Spiral Nebula," and "Cosmic Explosion," in which kinetic pink and gold asteroids appear to speed past the viewer. When Raphael transforms a Polaroid in his computer, the result is a large digital painting like "Binary Star" or "Space Field."
With his new CD-ROM, "A Creative Journey," viewers may click the mouse to become explorers within Raphael's artwork. "It's like you're traveling in space," says the mixed-media artist, who began utilizing Polaroids in the 1980s because they are "democratic" – accessible to everyone – and because they help him reveal the extraordinary in the commonplace.
A Sephardic Jew who curates the galleries at the University of Judaism, Raphael has produced work including "Aleph Bet," a splash of Hebrew letters that looks like a constellation of stars. "The Three Triangles," in which planet-like spheres vibrate amid a pulsating gold background, depicts the Kabbalistic diagram of divine attributes.
Raphael, who is also an art consultant to Sephardic Temple Tifereth Israel, says one of his priorities is promoting Jewish art in L.A. It's easier now than it was a decade ago, when Jewish work was perceived as colloquial, he admits.
Exhibitions such as "Too Jewish" at the Hammer and the heavily Jewish-themed Lee Krasner retrospective at the L.A. County Museum have helped. "Multiculturalism has been good for everyone," Raphael explains. "All ethnic artists are less in the closet."
For information about the "Victor Raphael: Envisioning Space" retrospective at Pepperdine in Malibu, call (310) 456-4851.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Committee on Small Business, led by Chairman Sam Graves (R-MO), today showcased success strategies that helped small firms survive the challenging economy. The hearing was titled, Tales of Resilience: Small Business Survival in the Recession.
Despite the tough economy, some small businesses had successful growth strategies. The Committee examined their business models and methods of adaptability during the worst of the recession. Small firms were hit particularly hard during the economic downturn, and continue to face significant challenges in the sluggish economy. According to economists, the recession of 2007-2009 dramatically impacted small firms, with 40 percent of the overall jobs lost from small businesses. This contrasts with just 10 percent in the 2001 economic setback. The Committee heard from small business owners that highlighted some best practices for achieving prosperity despite challenges. Among those practices, they reduced costs, diversified portfolios, capitalized on emerging industries and fostered innovation.
"The nation's economy has been stuck in neutral too long," said Chairman Graves (R-MO). "We appreciate these great American small business success stories. They have good ideas, and they're great examples. The owners of 27 million small businesses in America know it takes a lot to build a business. Entrepreneurs have a right to be proud of their achievements. Hard work and ingenuity pulls many small businesses through tough times, but they shouldn't have so many unnecessary obstacles. Our nation's job creators deserve sensible taxes and regulatory certainty."
The Committee heard testimony from H. Todd Flemming, President of Infrasafe, Orlando, FL, on behalf of the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council; Michael R. Minogue, Chairman of Abiomed, Danvers, MA, on behalf of the Advanced Medical Technology Association; Elise Mitchell, APR, Fellow PRSA and President, Mitchell Communications Group, Inc., Fayetteville, AR, on behalf of Women Impacting Public Policy; and Michael DiMarino, President of Linda Tool, Brooklyn, NY.
Materials for the hearing are posted on the House Small Business Committee's website HERE.
Notable Witness Quotes:
Elise Mitchell, APR, Fellow PRSA and President, Mitchell Communications Group, Inc., Fayetteville, AR, on behalf of Women Impacting Public Policy, said, "It takes courage to be an entrepreneur, and there is much Washington can do to make the roadway smoother rather than more hazardous. It has been made clear that Washington recognizes the vital role of small firms in the economy and the plight of America's job creators. But what we need to see from our lawmakers is an effort to fully consider small businesses during rule-making, facilitate access to capital and provide certainty about taxes – this will allow us to do what we do best – fuel the national economy and hire more of our neighbors."
Michael R. Minogue, Chairman of Abiomed, Danvers, MA, on behalf of the Advanced Medical Technology Association, said, "What the Committee may not know is that the medical technology industry is heavily skewed toward small companies—the kind of companies that begin with a scientist or doctor with an idea to improve patient care. Almost two-thirds of the 7,000 medical technology firms in the U.S. have fewer than 20 employees. A high proportion of the breakthrough products in our industry come from these small, often venture-capital funded companies.
"And whether the firm is large or small, success in our industry comes only from innovation—the creation of diagnostics, treatments and cures that save and enhance lives. While we are very proud of our contributions to the U.S. economy, we are even more proud of our contributions to improving patient care."
H. Todd Flemming, President of Infrasafe, Orlando, FL, on behalf of the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, said, "A lot of hard work and sleepless nights have gone into making Infrasafe a success. Obviously, Infrasafe is faced with day-to-day challenges like any other company. The economic environment keeps us highly focused and generally conservative when it comes to risks and new investments.
"The potential headwinds we see this year and beyond are the key issues that this Committee has explored. For example, the uncertain tax environment for S Corps and LLCs; the direction of the economy and ongoing uncertainties related to costs and how this will impact commercial expansion; as well as an uncertain Department of Defense environment under the looming shadow of sequestration."


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Beautiful Swimmers
U Street Music Hall
1115 U Street NW
Washington, DC, 20009
This event is 18 and over
Martyn's unique strand of bass defies easy categorisation. Yet no matter the genre, tempo or drum pattern, there always remains that immersive, intricately detailed and rhythmically precise sound: to his fans and admirers, it's known simply as 'Martyn Music.' A unique character that's become emblematic for all that's forward thinking in dubstep and techno, a defiant out-of-the-box mentality is pushed into his every artistic venture, side-stepping convention and continually stepping forward towards what's new. Or, more often than not, what's next. Throughout the many turns and layers of his winding career, the Holland native (and now Washington DC resident) Martijn Deijkers has always stood in a scene of his own. Never a complete outsider but never one to fit in, each of his releases is a progression on from where he left off, and an evolution into where the electronic world is likely to move in the near future. His first releases in 2005 (on Play:Musik and Marcus Intalex's Revolve:r imprint) indicated a tendency towards the dub end of the spectrum. Drawing on his roots in techno and house, as much as a still fertile dubstep scene, his 'Broken' EP on Revolve:r in '07 blurred the lines entirely. And though his releases that followed on Tempa, Applepips and Hessle Audio (including his scene-altering remix of TRG's 'Broken Heart') made thorough rounds in dubstep circles, there was a distinct nod to future 4/4 explorations, and served as a tip-off that he was on his way to forming a new, uncharted genre altogether. "I was always interested in the technology side of things - synthesizers and science fiction and lazers and transformers and robots...that was really my thing. I have been buying music for as long as I can remember, really; as soon as I got a weekly allowance I spent it on 7" singles and albums. When I was studying I went clubbing a lot, there were a couple of clubs that I used to frequent, and I just got drawn to the music, really. In the early 90s, I heard Chicago house and Detroit techno for the first time in a club; from then onwards that was kind of my thing, but I kept following bands as well, so for me not all music was electronic. I never thought I would play a role in music myself." Equal parts unpredictable and electric, as a DJ Martyn's is a style that is equally as uncategorizable as his production style. His encyclopaedic knowledge of music and rarities is aptly matched with an ability to mix the most unlikely of sounds: a raw J Dilla cut gets paired with a rare Jamie Principle house edit one moment, New Wave vocals get thrown down with the percussive fills of Shed the next. His seamless sets have crossed countries and stages, playing iconic venues the globe over, including Berghain/Panoramabar, The Roxy in LA and DMZ at Mass. There's also his all-inclusive festival circuit, which has included Sonar, Mutek, Airwaves, Decibel, Electric Zoo, Bestival, Lowlands, Pukkelpop, The Big Chill, Elevate in Austria and Unsound in Poland. - East Village Radio
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The Church's saints have much to say on marriage and the religious life:
"In the newborn child is realized the common good of the family," wrote Blessed Pope John Paul II in his "Letters to Families."
"The woman is at the heart of the home. Let us pray that we women realize the reason for our existence: to love and be loved and through this love become instruments of peace in the world," said Blessed Mother Teresa.
"Marriage is an act of will that signifies and involves a mutual gift, which unites the spouses and binds them to their eventual souls, with whom they make up a sole family, a domestic church," John Paul also said. "To maintain a joyful family requires much from both the parents and the children. Each member of the family has to become, in a special way, the servant of the others."
He also said, "As the family goes, so goes the nation and so goes the whole world in which we live."
"The priesthood is the love of the heart of Jesus," said St. John Vianney. "The priest holds the key to the treasures of heaven: It is he who opens the door; he is the steward of the good Lord, the administrator of his goods. …The priest is not a priest for himself; he is a priest for you."
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What does Patti mean?
Patti ▼ as a girls' name is of Latin derivation, and the name Patti means "noble; patrician". Patti is a version of Patricia (Latin): feminine of Patrick.
VARIANTS Patty▼, Pattie▼, Pattey, Pattee
ALTERNATIVE FORMS VIA PATRICIA Pat▼, Patrica, Patrice▼, Patrina, Patsy▼, PatteCREATIVE FORMS
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How popular is Patti?
Patti is a very popular first name for females (#465 out of 4276, Top 11%) and also a very popular surname for all people (#8011 out of 150436, Top 5%). (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Patti reached its peak position of #169 in the U.S. during the years 1950-1959, but is not ranked at the moment. (2015 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Which version is better?
Prominent varying forms of Patti rated in the Top 2000 are Pat, Patrica, Patrice, Patricia (#808 IN 2015), Patrina, Patsy, Pattie and Patty. These forms of Patti were favored 7 decades ago (MEDIAN #490) and have become much less popular since, with versions like Pattie becoming less in vogue.
Similar Names
Patti▼ is alike in pronunciation to Peta. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Atti, Betti, Caiti, Cati, Etti, Kati, Kitti, Lotti, Marti, Matti, Netti, Pali, Patch, Pauli and Tati. These names tend to be less commonly used than Patti.See names in meaning and etymology.


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Infusion Nurses Society's Fall Meeting to Highlight Technology and Best Practice
Nov 15, 2011, 11:00 ET from Infusion Nurses Society
NORWOOD, Mass., Nov. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Infusion nurses will meet in Los Angeles, CA, from Friday, November 18, through Sunday, November 20, to add to their clinical knowledge at the Infusion Nurses Society's (INS) Fall National Academy of Infusion Therapy and One-Day Program. The One-Day Program, held on Friday and sponsored by B Braun/Aesculap Academy, is built around the theme "Transforming Infusion Care Through Technology and Best Practice." With these education sessions, INS strives to provide infusion nurse specialists with the tools necessary to expand their clinical competency and provide optimum infusion care for their patients.
Saturday and Sunday's educational programming will cover topics such as "Infusion Implications for Patients Having Bariatric Surgery," "Managing Catheter-Related Thrombosis," and "Improving Quality by Implementing Stroke Guidelines." The weekend gathering will also include an Industrial Exhibition, with representatives of the top infusion-related companies in the country.
A special feature of the meeting will be a Saturday night screening of the recently released film Puncture. Based on the true story of a nurse who contracted AIDS from a needlestick injury, the film follows two lawyers, Paul Danziger and Mike Weiss, who fought for greater safety protections for health care workers as a result of the lawsuit filed on the nurse's behalf. The story is of particular interest to infusion nurses since their work makes them vulnerable to needlestick injuries without the appropriate technology and precautions.
"We're excited to be offering the most up-to-date information on infusion therapy practice and technological advances available," said INS CEO Mary Alexander, MA, RN, CRNI®, CAE, FAAN. "This annual fall meeting serves to enrich nurses' (and other health care professionals') contributions to quality health care and infusion delivery. In addition, we hope the movie Puncture will help raise awareness about needlestick injuries and their prevention."
To schedule an interview with INS CEO Mary Alexander or INS President Jeanette Adams, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Infusion Nurses Society (INS) is a professional association dedicated to enhancing infusion practices that will improve patient outcomes. Recognized as the global authority in infusion therapy, INS is dedicated to exceeding the public's expectations of excellence by setting the standard for infusion care.
CONTACT: Dorothy Lohmann
(781) 440-9408 x 339
cell: (508) 954-0069
SOURCE Infusion Nurses Society


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ohhh and cotton got some greens and pineapple I think it is about time the girls can start on their greens and testing new foods. yeah they luv blueberries all of them.


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UN Joint Project on Adaptation to Climate Change
In line with Millennium Development Goal 7: Ensure environmental sustainability, UNESCO Office Amman will be participating in a joint UN programme funded by the Spanish Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Fund to enhance Jordan's capacity to adapt to climate change. Four partnering organizations, UNESCO, UNDP, Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), and World Health Organization (WHO), will implement this $4 million project over a period of three years (2009 – 2011).
Jordan has one of the lowest levels of water resource availability, per capita, in the world. The Initial National Communication (INC) to the United Nations Framework Convention to Climate Change (UNFCCC) shows that Jordan will witness a rise in temperature, drop in rainfall, reduced ground cover, reduced water availability, heat-waves, and more frequent dust storms over the next three decades. The Second National Communication (SNC) to the UNFCCC identifies water as a priority area.
Jordan's remarkable development achievements are currently under threat due to the crippling water scarcity, which is expected to be aggravated by climate change. Managing and maximizing the use of this scarce resource, in the face of climate constraints and rapid population growth, is a top priority of the Jordanian government and UNESCO's International Hydrological programme (IHP). UNESCO Office Amman will work closely with the Ministry of Water and Irrigation in Jordan, IHP National Committee in Jordan, partner universities, and the Ministry of Education to achieve the objectives of the joint project:
- improve integrated water resources management in arid and semi arid areas.
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- develop a cooperative framework on criteria for the sustainable management of shared water resources, including transboundary resources.
This project falls under the environment and climate change thematic windows and aligns with the priority area of enhancing capacity to adapt to climate change. The overall project aims to compliment the National Agenda that sets the country's development vision as well as the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (2008 – 2012).
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