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The laser vaporizationcluster source has been used for the production of gas phase atomic clusters and metal-molecular complexes for 30 years. Numerous experiments in the chemistry and physics of clusters have employed this source. Its operation is simple in principle, but there are many subtle design features that influence the number and size of clusters produced, as well as their composition, charge state, and temperature. This article examines all aspects of the design of these cluster sources, discussing the relevant chemistry, physics, and mechanical aspects of experimental configurations employed by different labs. The principles detailed here provide a framework for the design and implementation of this source for new applications.
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View Description Hide DescriptionThe laser vaporizationcluster source has been used for the production of gas phase atomic clusters and metal-molecular complexes for 30 years. Numerous experiments in the chemistry and physics of clusters have employed this source. Its operation is simple in principle, but there are many subtle design features that influence the number and size of clusters produced, as well as their composition, charge state, and temperature. This article examines all aspects of the design of these cluster sources, discussing the relevant chemistry, physics, and mechanical aspects of experimental configurations employed by different labs. The principles detailed here provide a framework for the design and implementation of this source for new applications.
Optics; Atoms and Molecules; Spectroscopy; Photon Detectors
High passive-stability diode-laser design for use in atomic-physics experiments
View Description Hide DescriptionWe present the design and performance characterization of an external-cavity diode-laser system optimized for high stability, low passive spectral linewidth, low cost, and ease of in-house assembly. The main cavity body is machined from a single aluminum block for robustness to temperature changes and mechanical vibrations, and features a stiff and light diffraction-grating arm to suppress low-frequency mechanical resonances. The cavity is vacuum sealed, and a custom-molded silicone external housing further isolates the system from acoustic noise and temperature fluctuations. Beam shaping, optical isolation, and fiber coupling are integrated, and the design is easily adapted to many commonly used wavelengths. Resonance data, passive-linewidth data, and passive stability characterization of the new design demonstrate that its performance exceeds published specifications for commercial precision diode-laser systems. The design is fully documented and freely available.
Experimental analysis and computer simulation of a methodology for laser focusing in the solar cell characterization by laser beam induced current
View Description Hide DescriptionThis paper presents a quick methodology for focusing a laser beam on a photoactive surface based on performing a single line scan while simultaneously modifying the laser's position over the surface and the distance between the focusing lens and the active surface. The methodology was tested using the computer simulation technique. Several configurations were computer simulated by programming different experimental situations to discover the situations in which this focusing methodology would provide optimum results. The conclusions obtained from computer simulation methodology were checked by means of experimental tests using several solar cells, such as a thin-film amorphous silicon solar cell, a monocrystalline silicon solar cell, and a polycrystallinesilicon solar cell. From the tests performed, we concluded that optimum focusing is achieved in systems in which the laser beam induced current signal generated by the photoactive surface has no large heterogeneities (e.g., fingers or grain boundaries), artefacts, or defects. Thus, the best results are achieved in systems where the surface of the photovoltaic device has a certain degree of homogeneity.
An integrated ion trap and time-of-flight mass spectrometer for chemical and photo- reaction dynamics studies
View Description Hide DescriptionWe demonstrate the integration of a linear quadrupole trap with a simple time-of-flight mass spectrometer with medium-mass resolution (m/Δm ∼ 50) geared towards the demands of atomic, molecular, and chemical physics experiments. By utilizing a novel radial ion extraction scheme from the linear quadrupole trap into the mass analyzer, a device with large trap capacity and high optical access is realized without sacrificing mass resolution. This provides the ability to address trapped ions with laser light and facilitates interactions with neutral background gases prior to analyzing the trapped ions. Here, we describe the construction and implementation of the device as well as present representative ToF spectra. We conclude by demonstrating the flexibility of the device with proof-of-principle experiments that include the observation of molecular-ion photodissociation and the measurement of trapped-ion chemical reaction rates.
Application of a transmission crystal x-ray spectrometer to moderate-intensity laser driven sources
View Description Hide DescriptionIn the pursuit of novel, laser-produced x-raysources for medical imaging applications, appropriate instrumental diagnostics need to be developed concurrently. A type of transmission crystal spectroscopy has previously been demonstrated as a survey tool for sources produced by high-power and high-energy lasers. The present work demonstrates the extension of this method into the study of medium-intensity laser driven hard x-ray sources with a design that preserves resolving power while maintaining high sensitivity. Specifically, spectroscopic measurements of characteristic Kα and Kβ emissions were studied from Mo targets irradiated by a 100 fs, 200 mJ, Ti: sapphire laser with intensity of 1017 W/cm2 to 1018 W/cm2 per shot. Using a transmission curved crystal spectrometer and off-Rowland circle imaging, resolving powers (E/ΔE) of around 300 for MoKα2 at 17.37 keV were obtained with an end-to-end spectrometer efficiency of (1.13 ± 0.10) × 10−5. This sensitivity is sufficient for registering x-ray lines with high signal to background from targets following irradiation by a single laser pulse, demonstrating the utility of this method in the study of the development of medium-intensity laser driven x-raysources.
The INE-Beamline for actinide science at ANKA
View Description Hide DescriptionSince its inauguration in 2005, the INE-Beamline for actinide research at the synchrotron source ANKA (KIT North Campus) provides dedicated instrumentation for x-rayspectroscopic characterization of actinide samples and other radioactive materials. R&D work at the beamline focuses on various aspects of nuclear waste disposal within INE's mission to provide the scientific basis for assessing long-term safety of a final nuclear waste repository. The INE-Beamline is accessible for the actinide and radiochemistry community through the ANKA proposal system and the European Union Integrated Infrastructure Initiative ACTINET-I3. Experiments with activities up to 1 × 10+6 times the European exemption limit are feasible within a safe but flexible containment concept. Measurements with monochromatic radiation are performed at photon energies varying between ∼2.1 keV (P K-edge) and ∼25 keV (Pd K-edge), including the lanthanide L-edges and the actinide M- and L3-edges up to Cf. The close proximity of the INE-Beamline to INE controlled area labs offers infrastructure unique in Europe for the spectroscopic and microscopic characterization of actinide samples. The modular beamline design enables sufficient flexibility to adapt sample environments and detection systems to many scientific questions. The well-established bulk techniques x-rayabsorption fine structure (XAFS) spectroscopy in transmission and fluorescence mode have been augmented by advanced methods using a microfocused beam, including (confocal) XAFS/x-ray fluorescence detection and a combination of (micro-)XAFS and (micro-)x-ray diffraction. Additional instrumentation for high energy-resolution x-ray emission spectroscopy has been successfully developed and tested.
Sensitivity test of a blue-detuned dipole trap designed for parity non-conservation measurements in Fr
View Description Hide DescriptionA dynamic blue-detuned optical dipole trap with stable 87Rb atoms produces a differential ac Stark shift of 18 Hz in the ground statehyperfine transition, and it preserves the ground statehyperfine superpositions for a long coherence time of 180 ms. The trapped atoms undergoing microwave Rabi oscillations are sensitive to a small signal, artificially generated with a second microwave source, phase locked to the first allowing a simple and effective method for determining signal-to-noise ratio limits through interference techniques. This provides an excellent means of calibrating sensitivity in experiments such as our ongoing Fr parity non-conservation measurement.
The soft x-ray instrument for materials studies at the linac coherent light source x-ray free-electron laser
View Description Hide DescriptionThe soft x-ray materials science instrument is the second operational beamline at the linac coherent light source x-rayfree electron laser. The instrument operates with a photon energy range of 480–2000 eV and features a gratingmonochromator as well as bendable refocusing mirrors. A broad range of experimental stations may be installed to study diverse scientific topics such as: ultrafast chemistry, surface science, highly correlated electron systems, matter under extreme conditions, and laboratory astrophysics. Preliminary commissioning results are presented including the first soft x-ray single-shot energy spectrum from a free electron laser.
A photodiode amplifier system for pulse-by-pulse intensity measurement of an x-ray free electron laser
View Description Hide DescriptionWe have developed a single-shot intensity-measurement system using a silicon positive-intrinsic-negative (PIN) photodiode for x-ray pulses from an x-ray free electron laser. A wide dynamic range (103–1011 photons/pulse) and long distance signal transmission (>100 m) were required for this measurement system. For this purpose, we developed charge-sensitive and shaping amplifiers, which can process charge pulses with a wide dynamic range and variable durations (ns-μs) and charge levels (pC-μC). Output signals from the amplifiers were transmitted to a data acquisition system through a long cable in the form of a differential signal. The x-ray pulse intensities were calculated from the peak values of the signals by a waveform fitting procedure. This system can measure 103–109 photons/pulse of ∼10 keV x-rays by direct irradiation of a silicon PIN photodiode, and from 107–1011 photons/pulse by detecting the x-raysscattered by a diamond film using the silicon PIN photodiode. This system gives a relative accuracy of ∼10−3 with a proper gain setting of the amplifiers for each measurement. Using this system, we succeeded in detecting weak light at the developmental phase of the light source, as well as intense light during lasing of the x-ray free electron laser.
Full characterization and optimization of a femtosecond ultraviolet laser source for time and angle-resolved photoemission on solid surfaces
View Description Hide DescriptionA novel experimental apparatus for time and angle-resolved photoemission on solid surfaces is presented. A 6.28 eV laser source operating at 250 kHz repetition rate is obtained by frequency mixing in nonlinear beta barium borate crystals. This UV light source has a high photon flux of 1013 photons/s with relatively low number of photons/pulse so that Fermi surface mapping over a wide region of the Brillouin zone is possible while mitigating space charge effects. The UV source has been fully characterized spatially, spectrally, and temporally. Its potential for time and angle-resolved photoemission is demonstrated through Fermi surface mapping and photoexcited electron dynamics in Bismuth. True femtosecond time resolution <65 fs is obtained while the energy resolution of 70 meV appears to be mainly limited by the laser bandwidth.
Microcontroller based resonance tracking unit for time resolved continuous wave cavity-ringdown spectroscopy measurements
View Description Hide DescriptionWe present in this work a new tracking servoloop electronics for continuous wave cavity-ringdown absorption spectroscopy (cw-CRDS) and its application to time resolved cw-CRDS measurements by coupling the system with a pulsed laser photolysis set-up. The tracking unit significantly increases the repetition rate of the CRDS events and thus improves effective time resolution (and/or the signal-to-noise ratio) in kinetics studies with cw-CRDS in given data acquisition time. The tracking servoloop uses novel strategy to track the cavity resonances that result in a fast relocking (few ms) after the loss of tracking due to an external disturbance. The microcontroller based design is highly flexible and thus advanced tracking strategies are easy to implement by the firmware modification without the need to modify the hardware. We believe that the performance of many existing cw-CRDS experiments, not only time-resolved, can be improved with such tracking unit without any additional modification to the experiment.
Measurement and control of residual amplitude modulation in optical phase modulation
View Description Hide DescriptionResidual amplitude modulation is one of the major sources of instability in ultra-sensitive optical detections based on frequency modulation. Using a MgO·LiNbO3 electro-optic crystal, we systematically measure the temperature and polarization dependence of residual amplitude modulation and our experimental results are in good agreement with a previous theoretical analysis. After optical phase modulation, two independent arms including optical detection and frequency demodulation are employed to closely examine the instability of the residual amplitude modulation. Residual amplitude modulation below 25 ppm is obtained with an active cancellation scheme in which the crystal temperature is varied so as to zero the baseline drifts with different origins. Possible improvements for better suppression and stability are discussed.
A high resolution and large solid angle x-ray Raman spectroscopy end-station at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource
View Description Hide DescriptionWe present a new x-ray Raman spectroscopy end-station recently developed, installed, and operated at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource. The end-station is located at wiggler beamline 6-2 equipped with two monochromators-Si(111) and Si(311) as well as collimating and focusing optics. It consists of two multi-crystal Johann type spectrometers arranged on intersecting Rowland circles of 1 m diameter. The first one, positioned at the forward scattering angles (low-q), consists of 40 spherically bent and diced Si(110) crystals with 100 mm diameters providing about 1.9% of 4π sr solid angle of detection. When operated in the (440) order in combination with the Si (311) monochromator, an overall energy resolution of 270 meV is obtained at 6462.20 eV. The second spectrometer, consisting of 14 spherically bent Si(110) crystal analyzers (not diced), is positioned at the backward scattering angles (high-q) enabling the study of non-dipole transitions. The solid angle of this spectrometer is about 0.9% of 4π sr, with a combined energy resolution of 600 meV using the Si (311) monochromator. These features exceed the specifications of currently existing relevant instrumentation, opening new opportunities for the routine application of this photon-in/photon-out hard x-ray technique to emerging research in multidisciplinary scientific fields, such as energy-related sciences, material sciences, physical chemistry, etc.
An improved microfluidics approach for monitoring real-time interaction profiles of ultrafast molecular recognition
View Description Hide DescriptionOur study illustrates the development of a microfluidics (MF) platform combining fluorescence microscopy and femtosecond/picosecond-resolved spectroscopy to investigate ultrafast chemical processes in liquid-phase diffusion-controlled reactions. By controlling the flow rates of two reactants in a specially designed MF chip, sub-100 ns time resolution for the exploration of chemical intermediates of the reaction in the MF channel has been achieved. Our system clearly rules out the possibility of formation of any intermediate reaction product in a so-called fast ionic reaction between sodium hydroxide and phenolphthalein, and reveals a microsecond time scale associated with the formation of the reaction product. We have also used the developed system for the investigation of intermediate states in the molecular recognition of various macromolecular self-assemblies (micelles) and genomic DNA by small organic ligands (Hoechst 33258 and ethidium bromide). We propose our MF-based system to be an alternative to the existing millisecond-resolved "stopped-flow" technique for a broad range of time-resolved (sub-100 ns to minutes) experiments on complex chemical/biological systems.
Tunable optical tweezers for wavelength-dependent measurements
View Description Hide DescriptionOptical trapping forces depend on the difference between the trap wavelength and the extinction resonances of trapped particles. This leads to a wavelength-dependent trapping force, which should allow for the optimization of optical tweezerssystems, simply by choosing the best trapping wavelength for a given application. Here we present an optical tweezersystem with wavelength tunability, for the study of resonance effects. With this system, the optical trap stiffness is measured for single trapped particles that exhibit either single or multiple extinction resonances. We include discussions of wavelength-dependent effects, such as changes in temperature, and how to measure them.
A rigid, monolithic but still scannable cavity ring-down spectroscopy cell
View Description Hide DescriptionA novel cell for continuous wave cavity ring-down spectroscopy (cw-CRDS) is described and tested. The cell is monolithic and maintains a rigid alignment of the two cavitymirrors. Two high-resolution and high-force piezoelectric transducers are used to sweep the length of the cell by elastic deformation of the 2.86 cm outer diameter stainless steel tube that makes up the body of the cell. The cavity length is scanned more than 1/2 wavelength of the near-IR light used, which ensures that at least one TEM00 mode of the cavity will pass through resonance with the laser. This allows the use of a frequency-locked-laser cw-CRDS technique, which increases the precision of the measurements compared to the alternative of sweeping the laser more than one free spectral range of the cavity. The performance of the cell is demonstrated by using it to detect the absorptionspectrum of methane (CH4) at the wavenumber regions of around 6051.8–6057.7 cm−1.
Two-dimensional imaging velocity interferometry: Data analysis techniques
View Description Hide DescriptionWe describe data analysis procedures for an emerging interferometric technique for measuring target motion across a two-dimensional image at a moment in time, i.e., a snapshot 2D-VISAR. Conventional VISARs (velocityinterferometer system for any reflector) are commonly used in shock physics to measurevelocity history at a single point or many points across a line on target. These however are not recorded in two-dimensions and cannot be used with ultrashort pulsed illumination because the coherence length is smaller than the interferometer delay, preventing fringe formation. In our scheme, dual matched interferometers allow use of low- or incoherent illumination such as ultrashort laser pulses to freeze motion of target, allowing use of slow CCDimaging detectors. Quadrature phase recording and push-pull data analysis simultaneously produces an ordinary nonfringing reflectivity image and a fringing image. The latter is converted into a 2D-phase map which is proportional to target velocity. Example data on shocked crystalline [111] Si shows incipient features of ∼50 μm scale.
Design of a beam emission spectroscopy diagnostic for negative ions radio frequency source SPIDER
View Description Hide DescriptionA facility will be built in Padova (Italy) to develop, commission, and optimize the neutral beam injection system for ITER. The full scale prototype negative ion radio frequency source SPIDER, featuring up to 100 kV acceleration voltage, includes a full set of diagnostics, required for safe operation and to measure and optimize the beam performance. Among them, beamemission spectroscopy (BES) will be used to measure the line integrated beam uniformity, divergence, and neutralization losses inside the accelerator (stripping losses). In the absence of the neutralization stage, SPIDER beam is mainly composed by H− or D− particles, according to the source filling gas. The capability of a spectroscopic diagnostic of an H− (D−) beam relies on the interaction of the beam particles with the background gas particles. The BES diagnostic will be able to acquire the Hα (Dα) spectrum from up to 40 lines of sight. The system is capable to resolve stripping losses down to 2 keV and to measurebeam divergence with an accuracy of about 10%. The design of this diagnostic is reported, with discussion of the layout and its components, together with simulations of the expected performance.
Particle Sources, Optics and Acceleration; Particle Detectors
Monte Carlo code G3sim for simulation of plastic scintillator detectors with wavelength shifter fiber readout
View Description Hide DescriptionA detailed description of a compact Monte Carlo simulation code "G3sim" for studying the performance of a plastic scintillator detector with wavelength shifter (WLS) fiber readout is presented. G3sim was developed for optimizing the design of new scintillator detectors used in the GRAPES-3 extensive air shower experiment. Propagation of the blue photons produced by the passage of relativistic charged particles in the scintillator is treated by incorporating the absorption, total internal, and diffuse reflections. Capture of blue photons by the WLS fibers and subsequent re-emission of longer wavelength green photons is appropriately treated. The trapping and propagation of green photons inside the WLS fiber is treated using the laws of optics for meridional and skew rays. Propagation time of each photon is taken into account for the generation of the electrical signal at the photomultiplier. A comparison of the results from G3sim with the performance of a prototype scintillator detector showed an excellent agreement between the simulated and measured properties. The simulation results can be parametrized in terms of exponential functions providing a deeper insight into the functioning of these versatile detectors. G3sim can be used to aid the design and optimize the performance of scintillator detectors prior to actual fabrication that may result in a considerable saving of time, labor, and money spent.
Demonstration of a real-time interferometer as a bunch-length monitor in a high-current electron beam accelerator
View Description Hide DescriptionA real-time interferometer (RTI) has been developed to monitor the bunch length of an electron beam in an accelerator. The RTI employs spatial autocorrelation, reflective optics, and a fast response pyro-detector array to obtain a real-time autocorrelation trace of the coherent radiation from an electron beam thus providing the possibility of online bunch-length diagnostics. A complete RTI system has been commissioned at the A0 photoinjector facility to measure sub-mm bunches at 13 MeV. Bunch length variation (FWHM) between 0.8 ps (∼0.24 mm) and 1.5 ps (∼0.45 mm) has been measured and compared with a Martin-Puplett interferometer and a streak camera. The comparisons show that RTI is a viable, complementary bunch length diagnostic for sub-mm electron bunches.

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I use GTD but have nowhere near perfected it. Hang in there. If you fall off the wagon, then get back on it.
I have printed out the GTD workflow diagram as well as the a list of next action and project verbs...there are only a few that I actually use, but it sits there on my desk all day everyday as a reminder.
Project verbs
Finalize Resolve Complete
Look into Submit Update
Organize Design Set-up
Ensure Roll out
Install Implement
Next-action verbs
Call Organize Review
Buy Fill out Find
Purge Look into
Print Email
Collate Draft
I have also taped this message to the bottom of my computer screen: Informed + organised = productivity = Things.
In other words I love the feeling of being informed and organised...but the end point is about being productive....and all three are far more likely to happen if I am using Things as my daily guide to tasks (as opposed to the email inbox).
This note headed 'Start the day routine' is also prominent:
1. Check calendar
2. Inbox Zero
a. Delete
b. Delegate
c. Do (if less than 2min)
d. Defer
3. Switch off email
1. Organise material for daily meetings
2. Identify best bus if going to city
3. Identify priorities for the day
a. What does a successful day look like? [Today list]
1. Switch email off
2. Eat the Bear
Note how I twice remind myself to switch email off...eat the bear is just a message to get on with the show. One of the above is original, I have lifted parts from various 'best practice' guides.


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WOW, not one picture of John and Natalie??? OLTL wouldn't know the right thing to promote if their lives depended on it.
I think it is the baby. I was hoping they would find a way to get Gigi and Stacy to have some sort of peace between each other before Stacy is done in and with Gigi holding the baby (hopefully) it gives me hope.


text: Few females can coax such a soothing sound out of a wind instrument as smooth jazz saxophonist Pamela Williams, and in this live performance from the Harbourfront Centre Theater in Toronto, Canada Williams is joined by a skilled selection of jazz greats for an evening of music designed to transport listeners to a comfortable and relaxing auditory landscape. With nine songs including "Afterglow", "Amber Skies", "Temperature's Rising", and "The Perfect Love", Williams shows just why she's risen to the top of the smooth jazz ranks. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi


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Members of the Action 4 News team worked together to bring you this report.
A Weslaco man who beat his wife to death has been sentenced to life behind bars.
It took a Hidalgo County jury about an hour today to return with the sentencing for Pedro Villalobos.
Villalobos brutally beat his wife Farrah Lynn illalobos in February 2011.
Farrah spent a week in a coma before she died.
Villalobos has asked for another attorney for his appeal process.
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CBS 2's Kate Sullivan sat down with Notre Dame's Manti Te'o last year for an interview. The topic of his girlfriend came up.
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If the rockstar inside of you has always wanted to experience the feeling of throwing a guitar as far as you can – here's your chance to do so and benefit the animals of Animal Humane Society at the same time! My Music Store is holding its twelfth annual Guitar Toss event in the parking lot of the Golden Valley Shopping Center on Saturday, July 30th, from 12:30 – 4:00 pm.
For only $1 a toss – or "a buck a chuck" – kids and adults alike can throw a guitar and attempt to land it in a dumpster. Immediate prizes are given to those who are successful and every toss enters the thrower in a drawing held on Monday, August 1 for prizes that include musical instruments and merchandise.
All proceeds from the Guitar Toss benefit Animal Humane Society. "Every dollar collected during the Guitar Toss goes directly to Animal Humane Society," said co-owner Linda Morris. "My Music Store and the Golden Valley Shopping Center donate all of the set-up costs. Employees and volunteers donate their time."
My Music Store's Guitar Toss is a family event. There will be live music from local bands and face painting and glitter tattoos for kids.
For more information contact Jim or Linda at My Music Store:
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My Music Store has been in operation since 1999 and specializes in selling new and used guitars, basses, amplifiers, drums, percussion, keyboards, band instruments, PA equipment, and numerous musical accessories. Repairs and maintenance are available. Education is a main focus of My Music Store. Lessons are offered from individual instructors for most band instruments, guitar, bass, drums, and piano. My Music Store is open 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM Monday through Thursday, and 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Friday and Saturday.
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Measuring at 13"x72", this chevron table runner is available in girly blue, grey, yellow, red or navy, and would be the perfect addition to a festive birthday or graduation gathering. Or, bring it outside for an outdoor barbecue or picnic table. Add a vase of summer flowers or a pitcher of fruity punch, and whichever table this runner is on will be ready for a party!
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Servigistics is the leading provider of Service Lifecycle Management solutions that enable companies to transform their service business operations and access new sources of revenue, profits, competitive differentiation and customer loyalty.
The Service Lifecycle consists of four main "meta-processes": Planning, Execution, Information Management, and Measurement & Control. Functional processes like field service, service parts management, and service logistics serve as building blocks for these meta-processes.
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The guidance relates to tabular data outputs based on the 2006 data year onwards, although the implications for historic data are described.
It gives guidance on the circumstances in which disclosure control is required.
The guidance also clarifies the position on data sharing between ONS and the Department of Health, the NHS and other health bodies.
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The Apollo 11 astronaut died Saturday after complications following cardiac bypass surgery, according to news reports.
Share your memories of Neil Armstrong becoming the first man to walk on the moon in 1969. Where were you and what do you remember from that historic moment? And if you weren't around back then, what are your thoughts?


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Tighter credit conditions are just what the markets need
The proposed UN force is a sweet and sour deal for desperate Darfuris
But without an opposition that is fit to govern, Japan may be stuck with its flawed ruling party
The rise of China is no reason to trample on the non-proliferation regime
After fraudulent elections a new and tainted president faces a mountain of problems
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State and federal officials are facing a pile of indictments and inquiries. The common thread: oil
The struggle for political dominance pits natural allies against each other
In future in Los Angeles, only the worst will be stomped on
Only George Bush can save the attorney-general now
A radical sort-out for the beer-and-book money
One city devises its own immigration policy
Sharp advice for candidates from a familiar face
America is coming to terms with Rupert Murdoch's purchase of one of its great journalistic...
Security is improving in what was a Caribbean failed state. Poverty and policing are harder to...
A precarious arrangement is at risk
Raúl Castro sets out his stall while Fidel hovers in the background
Rio cracks down on crime. But the police are at least half the problem
Humiliation for the LDP, but Shinzo Abe pretends it's a mandate
South-East Asia's regional block disappoints again
After years of frustrating delay, the first of Pol Pot's henchmen is charged
Held hostage in God's name
A film star gets six years in the clink
In short, a new sort of cold war stalks the region
The euphoria of a footballing victory faded fast
Worries about modernising one of the Arabs' oldest cities
A court case reopens old wounds
Peace, and now elections. But not much else to brag about
Once a pin-up, now a rogue, and in search of some fresh alliances
Two accidents heat up the debate over whether to revive nuclear power to fight climate change
How the government benefits from the collapse of a controversial ceasefire
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handy location to hwys and some shopping/restaurants room was very clean and staff friendly we would definately stay here again not a bad view of the city below either
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"Comfortable and convenient"
The room was comfortable and clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. I was disappointed that the continental breakfast did not start until 7:00am, though - many people like to be on the road by that time. Otherwise, it was a good stay and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the place. Although the room was a little on the small side, it was adequate and […] the price wasn't outrageous. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great place to stay"
Our host and hostess were lovely. They upgraded us from a queen room to a king room at no extra charge just because they could. I would book here again with no hesitation.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice pit stop."
Good size rooms. Beds were ok. Staff friendly. Pool area small. Breakfast consisted only of toast, cereal, or mini muffins. To drink, coffee, tea, OJ, or water. It was quiet and fine for a one night stop over.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"would stay again"
Stayed here with daughter and family and found on the whole a decent place, not fancy but found the rooms clean and the front staff friendly. Granddaughter loved the indoor pool. Breakfast was basic (what one should expect) but there is Tim Horton's, McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, and a sit down restaurant all within close walking distance, easy […] access off and on to Hwy. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"If you just need a place to stay for a night ....l"
Keep looking .Very poor motel. Not clean, no coffee maker, wi-fi non functional in evening - though it did work in morning, requested wake up call did not happen. etc etc. My standards of cleanliness or what is up-to-date decor-wise are not high but even I found this place shabby. Drinks left in fridge from previous guests. It was inexpensive but was […] poor value even for somewhere in this price range. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good stopover"
Hotel is easy to find and is in a good location for anyone just passing through as we were. We didn't use the pool but it's there is anyone wanted it. We were travelling with our family and dog and the hotel was as expected. Nice and quiet at night too and we all got a good rest.Genuine Expedia guest review
"It is better go camping."
Probably in Kamloops you have little choice. In any case I hope is possible to find a better motel.Genuine Expedia guest review
"needs a little care, but it's all we needed"
It's just that little things need to be attended to. The linoleum is starting to separate at the seams in the bathroom, the baseboard trim was loose, the air conditioner and fridge were noisy, and the drapes were hanging off their hooks. A little tatty, but a comfortable bed and a convenient location, which is all we really needed. We liked the staff […] very much. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"One night stay"
Only stayed one night and was fine. Room not super clean and vacuum had not been used recently, items found under bed! Timmies just about next door which was a bonus. Grand kids enjoyed the pool which was very clean and well maintained. Beds were comfy but pillows were flat and old.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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The hotel is dated and needs repair. The rooms are very small. Our had a bed that was so close to the dresser that the dresser doors would not open. Air conditioning did not work in the room.Genuine Expedia guest review
"the hotel is unmaintained and under standards"
very disappointingGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Location"
Yes good location, front desk very pleasant but needs upgrades a little worn , Poor BedsGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenience of hotel location"
Convenient location, easily accessible.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Satisfactory for an overnight stop"
Friendly staff and a comfortable and clean room. Although furniture and room amenities are quite old we found it acceptable for an overnight stop.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"nice motel"
It was functional.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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clean room room a little small management we friendly and helpfull about local area and food places thanxGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Too close to the Highway and the railway tracksGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very clean"
It is a bit dated but clean and comfortable. Price was right as we were just passing through. Lots of places to eat close by.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"only stay here if nothing else available"
Noisy, old & very basic. Bed seemed newish, but pillows were little lumps of nothing that could not be slept on. Walls are thin so can hear neighbouring rooms. Train line nearby & they run through the night. Fittings & bathroom need an upgrade. Owners were nice & helpful when we pointed out a full complement of towels had not been supplied.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Don't even think about it"
Comfy beds, shower didn't work. Toilet didn't work. Staff was dreadful and ignorantGenuine Expedia guest review
"The staff after the afternoon check in clerk were"
I was terribly disappointed with the hotel at first sight of room. Toilet and tub in one part and sink outside door. It was shabby looking and the wifi was down. I need wifi to enjoy my travelling, took over two hours to get it. The pool was great and clean but hot tub was ice cold. Hot by morning though. The first clerk was crummy she did not answer […] any questions really and was not that nice. But after that the staff were awesome. Breakfast in morn was good, but coffee had to be made and stuff replenished, and we had to keep going to ask all the time, which I hate. I hate bothering the staff I just want everything all ready! The rooms were shabby but clean. Not bad prices and close to everything. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"great stay!"
We were pleasantly surprised when we were upgraded to a king size bed. The room was very comfortable and we would definitely; stay there again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Quick stay, not again"
There were things stuck on the walls, the night stand had hardened crud on it, we ended up sleeping in our clothes with t-shirts over the pillows because we didn't want our skin on the sheets. The bed was hard and uncomfortable, the pillows were very thin and only two provided. I wished I had chosen another hotel that was available for the same pri […] ce. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Management Confusion"
Considering that there was confusion with the booking (management couldn't find it when we arrived) and we that we had to find someone to unlock the breakfast room, the overnight stay actually wasn't bad. The room was comfortable and clean.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great stay, good breakfast"
Was good, provided a late check in and breakfast. Good stuffGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean Cheap and Quiet"
This is not a luxury hotel but clean cheap and quiet. I had a pleasant stay.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good stay"
What we expected for the price. Friendly staff. Would stay here again. Nice to have breakfast.Genuine Expedia guest review
"excellent value"
Dale and I were in Kamloops for a funeral and needed comforting surroundings for the night. They offered an exceptionally clean room and amazing customer service..including supporting us through a fender-bender on their property.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
good value for the price, upgraded to larger room without requesting it.Genuine Expedia guest review
"need new beds"
great price and location , but beds are not good need to upgrade , sheets dont firGenuine Expedia guest review
"Affordable and friendly"
Very friendly staff and accomodating. I would stay here againGenuine Expedia guest review
"Bon rapport qualité prix."
Facile d'accès. Restaurants proches. Piscine et Spa agréable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hôtel moyen"
Hôtel qui aurait besoin d'un peu de rénovation. Accueil correct. Tarif raisonnable. Par contre, la piscine intérieure et le SPA sont des +.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Is the glass half full or half empty? It's the same glass, depending on your job situation or political persuasion. I'm one who says that both views are correct. The economy is trudging out of the recession, but the road is littered with casualties.
My friend Bill is a perfect case.
Five years ago, then in his mid-30s, Bill was earning $65,000 as a manger of a printing plant. His wife was raising their two children, but planned on returning when the children reached the upper elementary school grades.
"We took out a home equity loan to help us get through this one-income period," he said. "We figured we could quickly pay off the loan when my wife got back into the workforce."
The recession gutted their plan.
In the past year, Bill's wife has returned to work. She has a part-time job (20-30 hours per week) paying $28,000 annually. However, Bill's pay has tumbled. His full-time hours have been sliced and his annual bonus pay eliminated. Last year he earned $40,000.
Between the two, the family earned $68,000, a mere $3,000 more than their income in 2007.
"And it certainly costs more to live," says Bill. "My kids are now entering junior high, and we all know the price of teenagers. At the same time, we're paying more for health insurance and groceries, and now gasoline."
His home (purchased 12 years ago) is worth slightly more than what he owes, but has lost about $40,000 in equity due to falling real estate values. Additionally, he and his wife have struggled to make a dent in their home equity debt.
"We've had to cut back," he says. "We don't spend anywhere near as much at restaurants and have totally eliminated Saturday night dinners at our favorite neighborhood eatery. We're also driving our cars longer and we haven't taken any major vacations."
But Bill and his wife aren't downcast about their situation. "We've adjusted. We're not upside down on our home. We still eat well. And it appears that business is picking up both at my wife's work and at my job. It could be a lot worse."
Will his economic situation dictate his vote for President?'
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Today JB, Nelly, Lothar, Jennifer & I hiked up Wasserfallen to Vogelberg and had lunch. then we hiked some more and had apple strudel and tea.
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In 1974, the first Role Playing Game was released and called ""Dungeons and Dragons"" and created by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson. This immediately gained popularity and is still being continuously played today. However, it is of utmost importance to read the handbooks prior to playing in order to know the guidelines and rules. Game modules are also available for purchase. This board game uses polyhedral dice which allows flexibility and generation of several options. The different Dungeons and Dragons dice are D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20 and D100. The last mentioned one has ten sides and when a number from 0-99 is aimed to be generated, a percentile pair is used- the D10 and D100. Aside from the dice, tokens are also used throughout the game. Each player will assume a certain character with different strengths, intelligence level and dexterity. A few of these characters that one can take on are elves, clerics, thieves, dwarves, magicians, humans and haflings. Among the players, one will the Dungeon Master which will serve as the game moderator. Should any player opt to do something, permission from the Dungeon Master should be obtained. The two will then roll the dice and if the player gets the higher number, the action will be permitted. Creative imagination is also encouraged since the game is open-ended and basically anything can happen. Most of the activities involve entering dungeons, solving different mysteries and warding off monsters. The dice allows the twists and turns of the events in the game, adding more excitement and thrill. This is a fun way to bond with family and friends while harnessing the imaginative power of the mind.
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3:30pm Monday 8th October 2012 in Sport
AS MANAGER of Trowbridge & District League North Bradley Saints and Boomsbury, Ben Howe may have won everything on offer, but the major prize that still eludes him is the Wiltshire Junior Cup.
For their first match in this season's competition Boomsbury were on the road at Chisledon District who are struggling near the foot of the Swindon League first division and as expected the result went the way of Howe's men who were woeful in front of goal but still claimed a 5-1 win.
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A specific, credible but unconfirmed terrorist threat to residents of New York City and Washington, D.C., was brought to the public's attention Thursday evening, just three days before the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks on those two cities. In the past decade such alerts from government and public safety officials have been all too common as home-grown and international terrorists alike have attempted to use a variety of methods to inflict widespread damage on the U.S. and its residents. So the question remaining these days is: What's likely to be next among all the possible threats?
The CIA notes the annual U.S. death rate is 8.38 fatalities per 1,000 citizens, below that of a country like Nigeria but above other places, such as Uzbekistan. The leading causes of death in the U.S. are heart disease, cancer and car accidents, which killed roughly 1.2 million Americans in 2007, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control—more than half of all fatalities in the country. For comparison, terrorists killed no one in the U.S. that year.
But, judging by previous assaults and interviews with experts, the following covers a short-list of real and perceived terrorist threats in order of likelihood, from most to least.
On December 22, 2001, Richard Reid attempted to light his shoe on fire on American Airlines Flight 63. His shoe sole contained a chemical explosive—and ignited a security regulation for removing shoes at U.S. airport security checkpoints that persists to this day.
But Reid is hardly the first to attempt to use chemical explosives to terrorize the population. Favorite compounds for such efforts include pentaerythritol tetranitrate (PETN), triacetone triperoxide (TATP) and nitroglycerin, among others. The ingredients for some such explosives can be found at the local pharmacy and are hard to identify individually by current airport security technology, hence the prohibition against bringing anything but very small quantities of liquids on board an aircraft.
In the 1990s terrorists succeeded in smuggling liquid chemical explosives onto an aircraft from the Philippines in the type of saline solution bottle typically carried by contact lens wearers, detonated it and killed a fellow passenger. Subsequently, terrorists have tried everything from sewing bombs into underwear to smuggling explosives onto flights in packages bearing printer cartridges.
Such incendiaries have been used time and time again to attack transportation, from car bombs, like the one that fizzled in New York City's Times Square in May 2010, to bombing planes. In 2006 terrorists plotted to blow up 10 planes simultaneously, and failed thanks to covert intelligence efforts by the U.K., U.S. and other countries. In Russia, terrorists did detonate bombs on board two planes in 2004, killing all 89 passengers and crew. In 1988 a bomb destroyed Pan Am Flight 103, which fell from the sky above Lockerbie, Scotland, taking 259 lives on the plane as well as 11 on the ground.
Urban mass transit also attracts terrorist bomb efforts, such as the suicide bombings on London trains and buses on July 7, 2005. The files seized after Osama bin Laden's assassination revealed plots to attack U.S. railways and detonate car bombs in similar fashion.


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