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Q: I've been hearing a lot about Honey Boo Boo. Please tell me who or what Honey Boo Boo is. - L.G., Fayetteville
A: Honey Boo Boo's a little girl with a big personality who competes in beauty pageants. Honey Boo Boo's also a reality TV show that horrifies some, but delights and/or fascinates many others because it's been a hit for TLC.
The show's actual name is "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" and it's about 7-year-old Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson and her family - parents June Shannon and Mike Thompson and three older sisters. They live in a small town in rural Georgia east of Macon.
The family was first on TLC's "Toddlers & Tiaras," which focuses on child beauty pageant contestants and their families. But the network correctly surmised they could star in a standalone show.
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Q: How can I find out what the covenant rules are for my neighborhood? - J.W., Fayetteville
A: Have you checked your deed?
Any covenants applying to your property should be at least referred to there. You can do it online through the Cumberland County Register of Deeds website - ccrod.org.
If there's a homeowners association for your neighborhood, contact its president. He (or she) should be up on all of those rules, since the association exists to help enforce them.
Covenants are rules set by developers of subdivisions and other "common interest" communities to establish and maintain the character of those communities. These rules have to be legally recorded.
Covenants are used to assure home buyers that their property values will be protected.
A covenant may restrict the way you can use your property and can require you to pony up costs for the upkeep of specified common areas.
Generally, people are notified about covenants affecting a property before they buy it.
Q: Since Penney's no longer markets the Cabin Creek clothing line, do you know where I can buy it? I just can't seem to find it anywhere. - B.R., Sanford
A: You might check eBay to see if anyone's selling some Cabin Creek items.
Otherwise, you may be out of luck. Sorry. J.C. Penney Co. has discontinued its Cabin Creek brand as part of its overhaul of its retailing model, including ending coupons and gimmicky sales.
It's probably cold comfort but, based on the number of complaints we saw online, you're not alone in bemoaning Cabin Creek's demise.
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Stone House Farm (caves)
Lower Rochester Road, Frindsbury, Kent
The farm address is in Dillywood Lane, but the caves are situated in a field across the road, off Lower Rochester Road.
How to get here:
Road: A2 - At the junction where the A2 becomes the M2, instead take the A289 and follow it until the B2000; turn left and the caves are on the right-hand side past some cottages. Parking: roadside near Stone House Farm, opposite. +
This location is private and has no or limited access only. The caves are situated in a private field, but are visible from Rochester Road.
Access: privateStatus: recognisableCaves
The Mutants (2)
Filmed: 10 Feb 1972
Ky takes the unconcious Jo into a cave on Solos.
Other nearby locations:
Kingsnorth Industrial Estate (Inferno). Road (5.3 miles, 17m) : Head south along Lower Rochester Road to the A289, then turn left and follow it until its end at the roundabout with the A228. Turn left and head along the A228 past Hoo St Werburgh, and then turn right at the roundabout signposted Kingsnorth Industrial Estate / Power Station onto Ropers Lane. This bears left onto Stoke Road and then continue along past where Stoke Road turns left until you reach the Industrial Estate. Parking: roadside. there is a layby alongside the fields north of the estate.
Lafarge Cement (Northfleet) (The Ambassadors of Death). Road (10.2 miles, 18m) : Head south along Lower Rochester Road to the A289, then turn right and follow it until it joins with the A2, and then head towards London. At the junction with the A2260, follow that road road north across a roundabout, and then right at the next. The road then goes through a tunnel under the railway and then to another roundabout. Go straight across this (Rosherville) and this passes through the cliff to Crete Hall Road. Turn left, and then follow this all the way as it eventually bears right and come to the The Shore by the Thames. The cement works is at the end of the road. Parking: roadside. You can park at Ebbsfleet International's carpark. £1.00, for an hour.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Bluewater (The Mutants): 9.66 miles.
John's Hole Quarry (The Dalek Invasion of Earth): 10.29 miles.
Leeds Castle (The Androids of Tara): 12.95 miles.
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About Willys
John Willys, during 1908, purchased the Overland Automotive branch of the Standard Wheel Company. Giving it a name change in 1912, it became the Willys-Overland Motor Company. From then until 1918, Willys-Overland was the most successful automobile manufacturer with the exception of the Ford Motor Company. Willys obtained a license for building Charles Knight sleeve valve engines in 1913. He used these engines in his flagship vehicles under the Willys-Knight namesake. Willys purchased the Cleveland, Ohio Stearns company in 1922 and carried on the production of Stearns-Knight luxury vehicles.
Prior to that in 1914, he additionally obtained the Electric Auto-Lite Company and three years later established a holding company under the name of the Willys Corporation. Also, in 1816, Willys obtained Toronto, Canada's Russell Motor Car Company, which he renamed New Process Gear in 1917. His acquisition streak continued when in 1919, he obtained the Duesenberg Motors Company plant of Elizabeth, New Jersey. He used the site to establish a larger facility to produce the new Willys Six, but experienced serious complications with the economic recession of 1920. Willys' bankers sub-contracted Walter Chrysler to provide a solution for the company. His first move was to scrap the plans for the Willys Six and he proceeded to design the Chrysler Six instead with the help of Fred Zeder, Owen Skelter and Carl Breer, all professional auto engineers.
By this time, the assets of the Willys Corporation were put on auction in order to obtain the necessary funds for their inherent debts. During that time, William C. Durant purchased the Elizabeth plant as well as the Chrysler Six prototype. He used the plant to produce his economy vehicle, the Star and reworked the design for the Chrysler Six, which was released as the 1923 Flint. Walter Chrysler began working with Maxwell-Chalmers, which was later to become today's Chrysler.
Overland productions ceased entirely in 1926 and in its place came the Whippet cars, known for their small size. The Depression saw the end of other Willys brands as well. Stearns-Knight's life ended in 1929 and Whippet productions ended in 1931. These were replaced by a new Willys Six in addition to the Willys Eight. Two years later, Willys-Knight productions ended as well. However, this was not enough to discourage Willys.
After these failures, he released a four-cylinder model, the Willys 77 and a six-cylinder model, the Willys 99. However, he ended up not being able to produce both models, once again due to tightened funds and only produced the 77. He had to sell his facility in Toronto as well as several other properties, leaving him with only his main assembly plant. The holding company leased some of this back to him, which greatly helped him through his troubles. In 1936, he changed the company name to Willys-Overland Motors and would later produce the first Jeep.
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Update From GossipCop Kristen's post-Breaking Dawn production schedule has been the subject of intense scrutiny, and this week there appears to be a new wrinkle.
The actress is still attached to K-11, a drama directed and co-written by her mother, Jules Mann-Stewart.
Now, IMDb and other outlets claim that K-11 will begin production on June 6.
As Gossip Cop reported, Stewart has also been offered the title role in Snow White and the Huntsman, leading many observers to wonder whether there'd be a potential conflict between the two productions.
There will not be. Gossip Cop looked into it, and a production source on K-11 told us there's no official start date as of yet. Should Stewart and the Snow White filmmakers come to a final agreement on their offer to her, it will in no way interfere with K-11.
Similar to the earlier report posted February 2nd... production starts June 6th and MamaStew's name is still attached to the project. There are also unconfirmed reports that filming for the 'Birdy/Butterfly' role will only entail two weeks ( via KStew Angel) Filming dates as per IMDb Pro ( June 6- July 8, 2011).
Production update on K-11:
Feature Film
STATUS: June 6
PRODUCER: Michele Berk - Tom Wright Jr.
PRODUCER/DIRECTOR: Jules Mann-Stewart
WRITER: Jared Kurt - Jules Mann-Stewart
About one of Hollywood's music magnates ending up in the K-11 unit of LA's male prison. K-11 is a unit sanctioned for gay men and transgendered who wouldn't be able to survive in normal lock-up. He is inducted into this strange family unit that's full of love, but tainted with rape, drug trafficking, and abuse. Birdy, a 19 year-old sweet, red-headed girl (naturally a boy) who befriends the new member and takes care of him. She is flighty like her name, but very damaged. She is raped by a convicted child molester named Detroit who likes Birdy because she is little and young, and to retaliate against the abuse she murders him! In the end the K11 unit works together to overthrow the guard who sexually and verbally abuses them. (Kristen Stewart mentioned for the role of Birdy/Butterfly.)
@larry411/LarryRichman imdb cap via KStewAngel


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Syria's air force has repeatedly carried out "indiscriminate, and in some cases deliberate" airstrikes against civilians, Human Rights Watch said in a new report.
The attacks are serious violations of international humanitarian law, and those who commit such violations with criminal intent are responsible for war crimes, the rights group said.
The claims are laid out in an 80-page report titled "Death from the Skies," based on visits to 50 sites of government airstrikes in opposition-controlled areas in Aleppo, Idlib and Latakia provinces.
The group's researchers carried out more than 140 interviews with witnesses and victims.
"In village after village, we found a civilian population terrified by their country's own air force," said Ole Solvang, a researcher for the rights group, who visited the sites and conducted many of the interviews.
"These illegal airstrikes killed and injured many civilians and sowed a path of destruction, fear and displacement."
Human Rights Watch said bakeries and hospitals have been targeted, in violation of the laws of war.
But Sharif Shahadeh, a lawmaker in the Syrian parliament, questioned the accuracy of the Human Rights Watch report.
No military target, group says
For the report, Human Rights Watch documented in detail eight airstrikes on four bakeries.
Its research "indicates government forces targeted bakeries and civilians waiting in breadlines in airstrikes as well as in artillery attacks," the group said.
"For each of these attacks, Human Rights Watch was not able to identify any military target, such as fighters or weapons, in the vicinity."
It cites the Syrian Revolution General Commission, a local opposition group, as saying Syrian forces have attacked 78 bakeries across Syria, either by airstrikes or artillery shelling.
Repeated airstrikes on two hospitals in the areas Human Rights Watch visited "strongly suggest that the government also deliberately targeted these facilities."
The rights group accuses the Syrian armed forces of using means such as unguided bombs, and methods such as fighter jets and high-flying helicopters, "that under the circumstances could not distinguish between civilians and combatants, and thus were indiscriminate."
Altogether, the airstrikes documented by Human Rights Watch killed at least 152 civilians, though the actual number is probably higher.
According to a network of local Syrian activists, airstrikes have killed more than 4,300 civilians across Syria since July 2012, the rights group said.
CNN is unable to independently confirm reports of casualties in Syria because access by international media is heavily restricted.
'Political accusations'
Shahadeh, the pro-government lawmaker, told CNN Arabic that the information available to lawmakers, based on intelligence reports, indicates "that the Syrian military air force only strike the locations of the terrorist armed groups," the term the government uses for rebel forces.
"For months, the majority of the reports issued by international organizations and some even by the United Nations include blatant political accusations rather than factual or technical investigations.
"There is no benefit for the regime to target civilians who are already suffering from the criminal acts carried out by the terrorist organizations that the regime troops are fighting."
The Syrian government has accused rights group of misrepresenting the facts and favoring the "terrorist groups" it says are behind the violence in Syria.
Human Rights Watch points out that the obligation to minimize harm to civilians applies to all parties to a conflict and that the rebels are not blameless.
"The Free Syrian Army (FSA) and other Syrian armed opposition groups did not take all feasible measures to avoid deploying forces and structures such as headquarters in or near densely populated areas," the report said.


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Steelers see "no intent" in Tomlin's wayward walk
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December 2, 2013 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Two weeks later and in a different venue, the outcome was pretty much the same. more »»
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5 things to know after Eagles beat Cardinals 24-21
December 2, 2013 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Nick Foles has already reached a point where mistakes are rare and strong performances are expected. Not bad for someone with 12 career starts. more »»
Manning, Tuck lead Giants over Redskins 24-17
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A conversation with Flynt on Greater Jackson chamber
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Backdoor barrels with a sprinkling of Pipeline mark day 1 at the Banzai
Search for Miss December kicks off with smoking hot entries from across the USA
Ceremony marks the beginning of big wave season
A fan of mimosas in bed…and newly single!
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Massive, barely contestable surf at Sunset Beach marks day 2
Small surf forces a lay day at the Billabong Pipeline Masters
Pupo, Yadin, Damo, Pat G, and Dusty need big results at Pipe to stay on the Tour
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With Craig Stecyk, Todd Glaser and more!
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The gear and products our editors are frothing over
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Watch Kelly Slater and Seabass in perfect Fijian surf
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Fall Thunder (Special Needs) Program Dates and Times
Rush Pikes Peak is very happy to announce the dates and times for the Fall 2013 Thunder Program! The Rush Pikes Peak Thunder Program is designed to give kids with cognitive and physical disabilities a chance to have fun through the game of soccer. This is a FREE program and is open to players of all ages and levels of ability. Click here for some great pictures of this Fall season!
See below for more infomation:
Dates: Sundays, September 22, 29, October 6, 13, 20, 27
Times: 1:00-2:15pm
Location: Discovery Park (155 Buckeye Drive)
Registration: Please click here to register online.


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What is T2 promoting something. Why is he talking so much this week.
I'm actually pretty optimistic about this one, I love TT and I think he can recover. I has harsh how he landed and torn his ACL. He is coming back and saving our secondary!! Ok maybe not all but part
Suprised he didn say it was gods plan that the defense sucked last year.
T2 is a total class act....I really, really hope he comes backs and stays healthy. The dude deserves some luck for a change.
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Integrated AFM-Raman for materials science research
12 December 2013
Atomic force microscopy (AFM) and Raman spectroscopy both provide complementary information about the surface of a sample: the former provides structural and topographic surface imaging on the nanometer scale, while the latter uses molecular vibrations to reveal chemical and morphological information about a material.
Combining AFM and Raman into an integrated solution enables multifaceted analysis of advanced materials, allowing for correlating chemical information with other physical, electrical, and magnetic properties with nanoscale resolution. The system is capable of both co-localized measurements and tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (TERS) which allows chemical resolution down to the tens or hundreds of nanometers scale.
The Thermo Scientific™ DXR™ Raman microscope and NT-MDT™ Ntegra™ atomic force microscope is a unique AFM-Raman solution, combining easy-to-use and reliable Raman with high performance AFM. Through both an optimized optical coupling and a simple and single control interface, this AFM-Raman approach allows researchers to focus on their materials rather than the instrumental technique. The system provides significant signal enhancement, detailed chemical /structural information, and nanoscale sample resolution that will allow researchers to achieve new insights about materials, quickly and confidently.
Why should I attend the webinar?
- Hear from expert speakers on surface probe and Raman microscopies
- Discover solutions for the analysis of graphene and other advanced materials including: Raman, co-localized Raman-AFM and TERS
Dr. Mark H. Wall, Sr. Product Specialist, Thermo Fisher Scientific
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Materials Today Virtual Conference: Biomaterials
19 November 2013
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What is the Materials Today Virtual Conference: Biomaterials?
While at one point materials science may have been synonymous with metals, alloys, glasses, composites, and polymers; there can be no denying that the softer and smaller materials now play a critical role. Just as with nanomaterials, the field of biomaterials exploded onto the scene during the first few years of the previous decade, continuing to grow rapidly year-on-year.
At the interface between the life sciences and physical sciences, biomaterials is at the forefront of 21st century research; including topics such as regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, implantable devices, drug delivery systems, and DNA manipulation.
Materials Today is delighted to invite you to take part in our next free, online-only event, covering all aspects of biomaterials. Just complete the form below to take part.
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Bioresorbable electronics
John A. Rogers, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
A characteristic feature of modern silicon integrated circuit technology is its ability to operate in a stable, reliable fashion, almost indefinitely for practical purposes. Recent work demonstrates that carefully selected sets of materials and device designs enable a class of silicon electronics that have the opposite behavior -- it physically disappears in water or biofluids, in a controlled manner, at programmed times. This talk summarizes recent work on this type of 'transient' electronics technology, ranging from basic studies of dissolution of the key materials, to development of components and systems with radio frequency operation, to invention of schemes for externally 'triggering' transient behavior. Emphasis is on bioresorbable forms of such devices, for use in non-antibiotic bacteriocides and other applications of relevance to clinical healthcare.
Biocomposites and devices with naturally derived polysaccharides
Marco Rolandi, University of Washington
The ability to precisely assemble biological and bioinspired molecules into organized structures has contributed to significant advances in bionanotechnology. These advances include materials, structures, and devices that interface with biological systems. Here, I will present three such examples with chitin nanofibers and derivatives. The first example is chitin nanofiber ink — a solution of squid pen β-chitin that self-assembles into ultrafine α-chitin nanofibers upon drying. The second example is chitin nanofiber ink fabrication — chitin nanofiber micro- and nanostructures made with airbrushing, replica molding, and microcontact printing. The third example is bioprotonics — complementary field effect transistors with proton-conducting chitin derivatives containing acid and base functional groups.
Atomic layer deposition for medical and biological applications
Roger Narayan, University of North Carolina and North Carolina State University
Over the past four decades, atomic layer deposition has been successfully utilized for the growth of thin films of many classes of materials, including metal oxides, metals, polymers, and inorganic-organic hybrid materials. This talk will review the use of atomic layer deposition for growth of conformal thin films on medical device materials and biologically-derived materials. In particular, recent advances involving the use of atomic layer deposition for the development of biosensors, drug delivery devices, and implants will be considered. The commercialization of atomic layer deposition technology for medical applications will also be discussed.
DNA architectures for materials engineering
Jennifer N. Cha, University of Colorado, Boulder
While nanomaterials have shown great potential for electronic and photonic applications, it has been difficult to organize them onto surfaces for incorporation into functional devices. To address some of these challenges, we have focused on assembling nanoscale materials on surfaces with control over material location and crystallographic orientation. The first part of this talk will highlight our recent efforts in directing and patterning single-stranded DNA and DNA templates on substrates with micro- and nanoscale resolution. A number of different substrates were patterned by optical and e-beam lithography to create highly parallel arrays of meso- and macroscale DNA "origami" scaffolds. Using DNA templates encoded with multiple nanometer recognition sites, hierarchical assemblies were generated consisting of both organic and inorganic nanoscale materials. The latter half of the talk will highlight our current research efforts in developing high yielding chemistries to attach DNA to surface and biomaterials for biosensing applications and also the use of DNA to create switchable nanoparticle based probes.
Platforms for engineering functional three-dimensional tissues
Suwan Jayasinghe, University College London
The ability to manipulate and distribute living mammalian cells with control presents fascinating possibilities for a plethora of applications in healthcare. These range from possibilities in tissue engineering and regenerative biology/medicine, to those of a therapeutic nature. The physical sciences are increasingly playing a pivotal role in this endeavor by both advancing existing cell engineering technology and pioneering new protocols for the creation of biologically viable structures. The presentation will briefly introduce leading technologies, which have been fully validated from a physical, chemical and biological stand point for completely demonstrating their inertness for directly handling the most intricate advanced material known to humankind. A few selected biotechnological applications will be presented where these protocols could undergo focused exploration.
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Innovations in high precision thin film mechanical property characterization
14 November 2013
Advances in thin film deposition technologies and material development have enabled innovations in a wide range of industries. Examples of this are evident in microelectronics, display, energy, optoelectronics, bio-medical, and many other industries.
Decreasing film thicknesses and manufacturing complexities pose new challenges for academic and industrial researchers. As coatings become thinner, material properties such as elastic modulus, hardness, adhesion, and friction become increasingly difficult to measure. These difficulties are particularly relevant for industrial process and quality control, where reliable characterization of film properties during and after production is critical to ensuring high yield and a consistent final product.
Oxide films for dielectrics, metals and nitrides for electrodes and interconnects, and diamond-like carbon films for abrasion resistance are just a few prime examples where thin films are already employed and must be characterized. Controlled engineering of these thin films is essential and presents a challenge. Highly precise force, displacement, and positioning control are requirements for continued improvement in the measurement of properties and performance of these advanced materials systems.
In this webinar we will review many of the current challenges in thin film mechanical characterization and analysis and present new and existing techniques that offer significant benefits for such challenging problems.
Who should attend?
Researchers involved in the development, production, or mechanical characterization of thin films and coatings.
You'll learn about:
- Current challenges faced in thin film characterization
- Sensitivity and noise limitations
- Repeatability and reproducibility
- Adhesion measurement
- Substrate effects
- Electrical characterization - Tools & techniques for nanomechanical testing of thin films
- Nanoindentation
- Nanoscratch testing
- Substrate corrections
- nanoECR - Applications and case studies using Hysitron techniques
- Ultra-thin DLC
- Thin oxides
- ALD films
- Low-κ films
Big data
1 November 2013
Interview with: Professors Richard Fujimoto and Surya Kalidindi from Georgia Tech
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24 October 2013
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Recent developments in hardware and software have delivered high-performance and high-efficiency EDS data acquisition that enable faster data collection without compromising quality. Improved EBSD detectors possess a wide spectrum of capabilities to accommodate samples ranging from simple cubic alloys to more challenging deformed, low symmetry, geological materials.
In this webinar, the latest developments in integrated EDS and EBSD will be presented; examining both the technical achievements and the applications for aerospace, photovoltaic, semiconductor, and geological materials.
Why should I attend the webinar?
- Discover the unique capabilities of integrated EDS/EBSD
- Find out about cutting edge microanalytical characterization
- Learn about real examples from industry leaders
Advanced materials analysis with micro-XRF for SEM
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Element analysis of samples using scanning electron microscopes (SEM) is widespread in materials science. A scanning electron microscope (SEM) provides not only topological information via surface images but also compositional information. In most cases, the microscopist will use energy-dispersive X-ray spectrometers (EDS) to analyze sample radiation created through the microscope's electron beam.
This webinar discusses a complementary method: The use of a separate X-ray source equipped with polycapillary optics attached to the SEM to excite the sample and to evaluate the fluorescence radiation produced. This is known as micro-X-ray fluorescence spectrometry, or micro-XRF for short. Bruker's Micro-XRF for SEM uses the EDS' silicon drift detector and signal processing chain to form a complete micro-XRF spectrometer.
Although this method has been known for a number of years, its use in combination with a SEM is not very common, even though it has a range of benefits to offer. Our experts will explain this powerful addendum to EDS, which allows users to combine
- the light-element sensitivity of EDS with trace element analysis in the mid to heavy element range by micro-XRF to improve the accuracy of quantification, and
- the surface sensitivity of EDS with the volume analysis capabilities of micro-XRF.
The discussion of the technique will be complemented by the presentation of a number of application examples. Participants will have the chance to take part in a Q&A session at the end of the webinar.
Why should I attend?
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- Expand your knowledge in element analysis
- Discuss your own applications with experts
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Interview with: Prof Robert Hurt from Brown University, Editor of Carbon.
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24 September 2013
In order to ensure product quality and safety, many manufacturers are conducting increasing numbers of tests upon their materials. This may be incoming material inspection or testing to guarantee materials specifications, or for service and warranty this may be defect analysis or counterfeit identification. In all cases, portable and hand-held infrared spectrometers allow for better materials characterization using non-destructive tests. Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectrometers provide vital information on material identity. Hand-held and portable FTIR is particularly suited to plastic, polymer, elastomeric and composite materials and it gives information related to the molecular composition. The technique is both quantitative and qualitative allowing it to be used for both screening and contamination purposes as well as identification.
This webinar will focus on the applications of this new technology. Attendees will learn about non-destructive testing of incoming materials for both identification and screening for restricted components. Examples will be included as well of counterfeit analysis accomplished by a similar technique. We will touch on other non-destructive uses of hand held FTIR as well, such as end product QC and damage assessment. Attendees should leave with a strong understanding of this new technology and an appreciation of the many types of material analysis which are capable with mobile infrared spectrometers.
Why should I attend the webinar?
• Discover the latest techniques for material verification and authenticity
• Find out how screening can be used to cut testing cost and insure product quality
• Learn about recent advances in hand-held and mobile instrumentation
• See how mobile spectroscopy can be used to improve manufacturing and service processes
Differential phase contrast in STEM: imaging of internal magnetic and electric fields
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Today's high-tech applications require characterization methods which are able to measure material properties on the nanometre scale. Recently, to the need has emerged to measure the intrinsic magnetic and electric fields in nanometre-sized patterned materials. This includes the emerging field of spintronics, where it is important to determine the micromagnetic state of sub-µm patterned magnetic materials, and optoelectronics, where quantum wells in non-centrosymmetric materials cause strong piezoelectric fields which modify the band structure of these devices. For successful research in these and related areas, a nanometre-scale characterization of electric and magnetic properties is essential.
Differential phase contrast (DPC) is an emerging technique which allows the visualization of electric and magnetic fields in the vicinity of a sample. We will explain in detail how DPC works in a STEM and give examples for its application in different areas. We address a broad audience and no specialized knowledge will be necessary apart from a basic understanding of STEM. We will also give some hints and tricks on how a "poor scientist's" differential phase contrast can be achieved in a regular STEM. We will present some simple but useful formulae and many examples of imaging magnetic and electric fields and explain ways to calibrate the measurements. The examples shown are both on a mesoscopic (µm to nm) and a microscopic (nm to sub-Angstrom) scale. The experiments are performed both on a Tecnai F30ST and a double corrected Titan cubed 80-300.
You'll learn about:
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Advanced high temperature mechanical testing: New innovations in materials characterization part II
5 September 2013
Researchers in many industries face significant issues in studying mechanical properties of a broad range of materials at high temperatures that represent operating or processing conditions. Accurate quantitative data adds significantly to the process of materials property modeling. Oxidation, thermal drift, sample/tip temperature gradients, and many other issues make it difficult to acquire accurate nanomechanical data at elevated temperatures.
Recent developments have resulted in a new solution for highly accurate nano-mechanical testing over a broad temperature range. This webinar demonstrates how a combination of new tools and techniques can create significant benefits for researchers of materials such as ceramics, composites, super alloys, and other metallic compounds. Applications include: aerospace, semiconductor, automotive, construction materials, nuclear, and other energy related applications. This webinar will illustrate how the combination of a new high temperature stage (xSol™), combined with nanoscale Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (nanoDMA® III), can be utilized for complex temperature and time dependent characterization creep of materials at temperatures up to 800 °C.
Who should attend?
Researchers involved with a broad range of materials that exhibit temperature dependent mechanical properties.
Related content: This webinar is part II of a two part series on New Innovations in Materials Characterization. Click here to listen to Part I.
AFM-based infrared spectroscopy
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Interview with: Dr Curtis Marcott from Light Light Solutions.
Listen nowSuccessful grant writing: Getting it right
24 July 2013
Grantsmanship is a skill that is learned over the course of a career in research: there are no sure-fire recipes for success, but it is possible to avoid common pitfalls. In this webinar, Aleksandr Noy (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA) takes us through the essential stages in applying for research funding; from generating an idea, right through to submitting your work.
Presented by Aleksandr Noy (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA); editorial advisory board, Materials Today. Content by Aleksandr Noy and Natasha Noy (Stanford University, USA).
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Nanoscale dynamic mechanical testing: New innovations in materials characterization part I
17 July 2013
As materials technology advances, greater performance is often achieved by controlling the structure of a material at smaller and smaller scales. Development of materials with smaller constituents, thinner films or coatings, and increasing microstructural complexity require characterization techniques to advance accordingly.
This webinar is part of a series that will explore how nanoindentation has emerged as a flexible and practical method for probing the mechanical properties of small volumes of material. In this first webinar, we will explore some of the latest advancements in dynamic mechanical testing that are available today. These techniques can be applied to measuring a wide variety of materials used in aerospace, semiconductor, automotive, biological, and energy related industries.
You'll learn about:
- Overview of nanomechanical characterization and dynamic testing at the nanoscale
- Current challenges facing traditional dynamic testing
- Quantitative mechanical property measurements at the nano to micro scale
- Dramatic improvements upon the capabilities of traditional instrumented indentation, with Hysitron's nanoDMA® III dynamic testing package
- Applications and results using nanoDMA III's advanced dynamic testing
- A sneak preview of our next webinar covering nanoscale dynamic testing at high temperatures
Who should attend?
Researchers involved with a broad range of materials that exhibit time and/or temperature dependent mechanical properties.
Related content: This webinar is part I of a two part series on New Innovations in Materials Characterization. For details and registration for part II please click here.
Bioelectronics Part 1
8 July 2013
Interview with: Dr Jenny Du from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Listen nowAdvancing materials analysis using a Universal Measurement Spectrophotometer
25 June 2013
Join this webinar to gain crucial insights into the latest spectrophotometric analysis techniques
Spectrophotometric measurements are key in the understanding of the optical properties of new material development and in quality analysis and quality control. The ability to measure absolute reflection and transmission at variable angles unattended is a key requirement in advanced spectrophotometry. In this webinar, we explore several applications of Universal Measurement Spectrophotometry and demonstrate its utility in the analysis of advanced materials such as specialized coatings, thin films, metamaterials, photovoltaics and glass, and we introduce the novel capabilities of the Agilent Cary UMS. If you are working in any of these fields this webinar will give you unique insights into how to explore the properties of such materials using spectrophotometry.
Who should attend:
• Researchers and teaching staff in spectrophotometry and optical analysis
• Persons with an interest in thin films, metamaterials, photovoltaics
• Anyone with a general interest in the latest optical analysis techniques
Travis Burt, Agilent UV-Vis-NIR Product Manager
Stewart Bland, Editor, Materials Today
A live question and answer session will follow the presentation.
Expanding the horizon of tribological testing: high accuracy friction and wear measurements using a unique Nano Tribometer
11 June 2013
Friction and wear measurements are amongst the most important quantities in materials science. Nano Tribometers are designed for bridging the contact pressure gap between conventional Tribometers and friction measurements by Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM). Although the AFM typically applies loads in the nano-Newton range it is often limited in many applications due to the extremely low AFM tip radius which produces too high contact pressures for simulating real conditions.
Many currently established nanoscale tribometers show design imperfections which can significantly limit their practical work capability in many areas of tribological research. In this webinar we describe a novel multipurpose Nano Tribometer which is suited to low pressure tribology.
This webinar will present results of several studies performed on different types of challenging materials, for example: soft biomaterials, graphene, friction and lubrication of polymer brushes in oil and in-situ tribology of hydrated contact lenses. All these applications will illustrate the wide ranging use of the new instrument for high resolution friction and wear measurements.
•Dr. Nicholas X. Randall, PhD, Vice-President at CSM Instruments
Introduction to CSM Instruments Nano Tribometer
•Ms. Alison C. Dunn, University of Florida
Soft contact tribology
•Dr. Lei Li from, University of Pittsburgh
Lubricating graphene with a nanometer-thick perfluoropolyether
•Dr. Nicholas D. Spencer, ETH Zurich
Friction and lubrication of polymer brushes in oil
A live Q & A session will follow the webinar presentation.
THz materials characterization
7 June 2013
Interview with: Dr. David Daughton from Lake Shore Cryotronics
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17 May 2013
Interview with: Prof Frank Koppens from ICFO - The Institute of Photonic Sciences, Spain
Listen nowPlatform technologies for next generation regenerative therapeutics
15 May 2013
Join this webinar and explore biomaterials and technologies being developed to tackle challenging medical problems. This webinar is sponsored by NanoSight.
This talk will explore platform technologies that are currently being developed in the Karp Lab to tackle some of the most challenging medical problems. Namely, sealing tissues, closing wounds, stimulus responsive drug delivery platforms for treatment of diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and glioblastoma, and needles that sense different levels of tissue for the delivery of cells and drugs. This talk will also explore methods to target stem cells to sites of inflammation following systemic infusion through nano-engineering of the cell surface.
This approach draws inspiration from leukocytes that target tissues systemically via specific interactions with the vascular endothelium. In addition, a strategy to capture and release rare circulating tumor cells from the bloodstream via jellyfish inspired tentacles fabricated from DNA aptamers will be discussed. In addition, the talk will examine the potential of nano-engineered sensors immobilized on the cell surface that can be used to detect signals within the cellular nano-environment with unprecedented spatial and temporal resolution and should be useful for elucidating niche biology in vivo and for drug discovery.
Who should attend?
- Researchers, students, and post docs in the field of biomaterials and biomedical materials
- Persons with a general interest in biomaterials and nano-bioengineering
FTIR microscopy and imaging
8 May 2013
Interview with: Dr Mustafa Kansiz from Agilent Technologies.
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24 April 2013
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What is the Frontiers of Microscopy Virtual Conference?
The Conference is a free online-only event hosted by Materials Today, covering all aspects of microscopy, and bringing you some of the many fascinating developments that are taking place around the globe. Following on from a highly successful conference on microscopy in 2012, Materials Today has again gathered together experts from across the field to present their research.
This conference will highlight some ground breaking achievements, from electron and charged ion microscopy, to scanning probe techniques, to ultraviolet, infrared and x-ray methods: any and all applications of microscopy are welcome at the conference.
Call for posters *now closed*
To view the list of accepted posters, please click here.
Two poster winners will be selected: one by the Conference Chairs, one by the Delegates.
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Helium Ion Microscopy as a Novel Characterization Tool for Materials Scientists
Alan Bell, Trinity College Dublin
Live Q&A: 24th April at 4pm BST (GMT 1)
Helium Ion Microscopy (HIM) is a recent addition to the charged particle microscope family. HIM works under the same principle as an SEM, with the critical difference being incident electrons replaced with helium ions. Owing to its atomically sharp source and the larger momentum of helium ions compared to electrons, a sub-nanometer probe size is realized. HIM offers many advantages over standard SEM, namely, better resolution (0.35 nm), higher secondary electron yield giving higher surface detail, the ability to control charging of insulating samples without the need for a sputtered conductive coating as well as the ability to sputter specimen atoms and modify the material.
We will present an overview of HIM and its imaging capabilities. The results of high throughput resist based lithography will be presented, as well as results from studies into various biological systems, and the fabrication of gold nanogap electrodes using helium ions to sputter gold.
Nanoscale Imaging of Functional Electronic Materials
Peter Nirmalraj, IBM
Live Q&A: 24th April at 5pm BST (GMT 1)
Creating nanoscale architectures through imaging and manipulating materials at the nanoscale has been realized through the advent of scanning probe microscopy (SPM). From imaging single atoms to high-speed recording of dynamic molecular phenomena at the liquid-solid interface, SPM has triggered the field of two-dimensional nano-engineering thereby providing a route past conventional CMOS technologies.
In this presentation I will highlight the applications of SPM related techniques beyond direct imaging to address some key challenges in fabricating high-density nano-electronic circuits such as mapping charge transport across active nanoscale components ranging from carbon nanotubes, graphene to metal nanowires and optimizing their contact resistance with metal electrodes. Specifically, I will describe our recent experimental results at IBM Zurich on real space in situ mapping of molecular dynamics, optimization of molecular electronic properties through extrinsic manipulation with nanometer scale spatial resolution in liquids and building defect-free electronically engineered interfaces.
EELS and its Application in the Characterization of Low-Dimensional Materials
Rebecca Nicholls, University of Oxford
Live Q&A: 25th April at 4pm BST (GMT 1)
Electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) can provide us with a variety of information, ranging from the identification of the elements present within our material to the way in which atoms are bonded. EELS carried out within (scanning) transmission electron microscope ([S]TEM) makes it possible to obtain information from thin films samples or individual nano-objects.
This presentation will start with an introduction to EELS and the information present within the spectrum. I will then discuss the benefits of combining experimental EELS data with other experimental techniques and with simulations. I will discuss several examples on low-dimensional materials ranging from monitoring the elemental composition of nanotubes whilst current is passed to identifying individual substitutional atoms in graphene.
Nanoscale Imaging and Analysis across the Cell-Nanomaterial Interface
Alex Porter, Imperial College London
Live Q&A: 25th April at 5pm BST (GMT 1)
The transmission electron microscope (TEM) is a powerful tool for imaging and analyzing the structure and chemistry of biomaterials interfaces with high energy and spatial resolution. This technique can provide detailed information about fundamental processes, such as chemical speciation of materials or mineralization, occurring at these interfaces. This analysis can provide insight into mechanisms of bioactivity or implant failure, how the toxicology of nanoparticles relates to their physicochemical properties or about tissue pathologies, such as osteogenesis imperfecta or neuro-degenerative diseases. These methods can also improve our understanding of the mechanisms by which hard tissues become mineralized during bone development. However, these methods are challenging to employ. The challenge is to probe accurately, with sufficient resolution, the chemistry and structure of the inorganic and organic phases simultaneously. The integrity of the organic phase and the interface must also be preserved and adequate contrast must be achieved between the individual components.
This seminar will discuss the results of studies in our laboratory where we have applied state-of-the art transmission electron microscopy techniques to study the biostability of a set of engineered nanoparticles with varied physicochemical properties in the cellular environment. Application of new techniques to study the cell based mechanisms of neuro-degeneration and bone mineralization will also be discussed.
Nanoscale Studies of Hybrid Solar Cells
Caterina Ducati, University of Cambridge
Live Q&A: 26th April at 4pm BST (GMT 1)
The global need for sustainable energy production is pushing scientific research towards the development of inexpensive solar cells which can compete with established commercial silicon-based technologies. In particular polymer-inorganic hybrid solar cells based on nanostructured photoanodes have the advantage of low production costs and scalable solar power conversion, but exhibit relatively low efficiencies generally attributed to the deleterious effect of grain boundaries and interfaces on carrier diffusion lengths and recombination times.
By investigating inorganic photoanodes using high resolution electron microscopy techniques we are able to determine crystallography, morphology, surface and interfacial properties, which are essential for device optimization. I will discuss the case of TiO2, ZnO, and SnO2 photoanodes. I will also report on the 3D characterization of cross sectional solar cells by electron tomography, and the development of a quantitative approach to describe the fine-scale architecture of the solar cell.
Observing the Nanoworld: Electron Microscopy in the 21st Century
Valeria Nicolosi, Trinity College Dublin
Live Q&A: 26th April at 5pm BST (GMT 1)
With aberration correction, the world of electron microscopes has become sharper, more detailed and more interesting - much like the world of a short-sighted person trying on glasses for the first time. This seminar will start by briefly reviewing the developments that have made improved visualization possible, the development of electron microscopes and the new era marked by the development of aberration correctors for Transmission Electron Microscopes (TEMs).
Among the first materials to have benefitted most from these advances are inorganic nanowires made up from molybdenum, sulfur and iodine (MoSI nanowires). Other nanomaterials which have been at the centre of the most advanced nanotechnology research and that have most benefitted from recent advances in electron microscopy are graphene and graphene-like mono-atomic crystals. Aberration correction had allowed us to work to very low acceleration voltages, well below the knock-on threshold of the nanomaterials under investigation. This work will show how high angle annular dark field STEM allowed us to identify low-atomic number individual adatoms, vacancies and molecular-scale adsorbated in single-layer atomic crystals in which the nearest neighbors are 1.45 Å apart.
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See the World through the Eyes of Science: From Planets and Life, to Culture and Technology
Jana Bergholtz & Tobias Salge, Bruker Nano
Live Q&A: 25th April 3pm BST (GMT 1)
Over the course of decades, analytical instruments have evolved into a new "visual sense" for researchers. With ever faster instruments, the types of samples that can be analyzed and the questions that can be answered have become more and more challenging.
After a very brief introduction to a range of analytical techniques and instruments, including EDS, EBSD, µXRF and micro-CT, Bruker Nano's specialists will take you on an interdisciplinary journey. Beginning with the origins of the solar system, and progressing through an evolving planet Earth, the expedition will culminate with life itself and its greatest expressions of culture and technology. Every stop will be illustrated with exciting analytical results providing insights into different fields. We can promise you a fascinating journey at the frontiers of analytical technology.
Conference Chairs
Professor Valeria Nicolosi
Dr Stewart Bland
Who should attend:
- Researchers from academia or industry interested in the micro and nanoscale properties of materials.
- Researchers interested in the latest developments in microscopic analysis.
- Researchers wishing to share their own work with their peers.
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Biosensing and diagnostic cocktails
22 April 2013
Interview with: Professor Warren Chan and Kyryl Zagorovsky from the University of Toronto
Listen nowEnergy-momentum spectroscopy
31 March 2013
Interview with: Dr Rashid Zia from Brown University.
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This shopper bag by adidas is perfect for carrying your kit to the gym or the pool - keeping all your valuables safe and in one place.
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Part of the Originals collection, this PU leather shoulder bag by adidas is perfect for carrying your kit to and from the gym.
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Colour: Pink. Polyester. Machine WashableNike Fututa Mens Beanie Hat
If you're looking for the finishing touch to your athletic style, look no further than the Fututa beanie that keeps your head warm during the colder months.
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Colour: Grey Multi. Polyester. Machine washable.Colour: Pink. Polyester. Machine washable.In sleek, eye-catching black and white, this holdall bag from Nike is a perfect way to store your gear.It's a kit bag that's made from durable, stylish polyamide, featuring a large swoosh to the side and prominent lettering to the end. There are hand straps, a detachable padded shoulder strap, and multiple pockets.The iconic Nike Swoosh first appeared in 1971 and, ever since, it's been associated with lightweight, high quality premium sportswear. Nike has produced countless legendary pieces of sports design, and has been endorsed by a raft of global sports stars over the years, including Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo and Michael Schumacher.This holdall bag is ideal for everything from overnight stays and short breaks, to storing sports kit.
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Launched in 2002, alice + olivia by Stacey Bendet is a sophisticated brand with a playful sensibility, which epitomizes the personality and style of its founder, Stacey Bendet. The brand was born from Staceys personal quest to create a flattering pair of pants, and has since grown into a full womens ready to wear collection, including outerwear, dresses, and the perfect pants that started it all. Now a full lifestyle collection, the brand has become a Hollywood favorite with fans including Gwyneth Paltrow, Fergie, Anne Hathaway, Jennifer Lopez, Blake Lively, and Taylor Swift.
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Featuring the documentary
"Hidden In The Sand" by Vasia Markides, a message and remarks by Famagusta Mayor
Alexis Galanos, a poetry recital by Greek Cypriot poet/lyricist Polys Kyriacou
and Guest Speaker Prof. Theoharis David,
On Friday, February 19, 2010 at 8pm at the Stathakion Cultural Center, 22-51 29th Street, Astoria, NY 11105, CYPRECO of America, Inc., kicks off its 2010 cultural activities with a very unique program dedicated to the coastal City of Famagusta, Cyprus.
This event is part of CYPRECO's ongoing mission of introducing and promoting young Greek Cypriot and Greek American professionals who are involved in the arts and culture and more specifically those young individuals who try to promote Cyprus and Greece through their art. One such artist is Vasia Markides whose documentary "Hidden In The Sand" is being featuring during this event.
On February 19, 2010 CYPRECO will highlight the Greek Cypriot artist and filmmaker Vasia Markides and her documentary "Hidden In The Sand" which chronicles the story of Famagusta in northern Cyprus and under Turkish occupation since 1974. During the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus, all Famagusta Greek Cypriot residents fled their city fearing for their lives. Since then, the occupation forces have sealed off the city and keep it under strict military surveillance so that no one can return home. The film tackles the ugly effects of nationalism, militarism and propaganda in both the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. To view the trailer please visit, http://www.vasiamarkides.com/site/web/web_php/porfolio.php. The event will also feature a message and remarks on video by Alexis Galanos, Mayor of Famagusta, a poetry recital by Greek Cypriot poet/lyricist Polys Kyriacou, discussion with the filmmaker, while the Guest Speaker will be the distinguished Professor Theoharis David, FAIA on the topic "Famagusta: A Remembrance and Thoughts About The Future. A multi awarded architect, Mr. David is a Professor of Architecture at Pratt Institute teaching graduate and undergraduate design and is a former Chair of Graduate Architecture and Faculty President of the School of Architecture. He is also visiting Professor at the University of Cyprus. He has been active in design awards programs including the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, The Cyprus State Architecture Awards, and the Society of American Registered Architects Awards. His architecture has received awards in the United States at city, state and nationals levels. He received the Cyprus State Award for Architecture for the New G.S.P. Stadium in 2001 and has been nominated for the European Union Mies van der Rohe Award. As design principal of Theo. David Architects TDA/KAL, he has been responsible for the design of sports stadiums, educational and medical facilities, religious structures, extensive residential complexes and private residence, along with the creation of comprehensive master plans for major leisure and mixed use development. Theo. David has lectured widely in cities such Athens, Nicosia, London, Barcelona, Paris, Shanghai, Los Angeles, Savannah, Charleston and New York. His work as architect and educator has been published and exhibited internationally.
This program is offered free as a public service, however organizers request that all guests make their reservations in advance, as all seats are numbered. It is made possible in part by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, Marathon Bank of New York and Astoria Federal Savings Bank. Media sponsors, AKTINA FM and AKTINA TV.
A reservation is needed and please secure your seats ahead of time. For your reservations please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com or call 718-545-1151. For more information please visit, www.aktina.org